it was like a lovefest, as corny as it may sound, but the music and what we wrote about, unrequited love about one-on-one situations with boy and girl and what we thought about each other as races coming together. i always thought that coming to motown was a fulfillment to me because i always wanted to make music that would bring people together. tavis: "nowhere to run, nowhere to hide," how that song came together. i am always fascinated about the back story to the music. we know the song and the words. it's always the back story that tickles me. you talked about "nowhere to run, nowhere to hide." how did "stop in the name of love --" >> somebody must have told you something. tavis: you know that's why i i k you on national television. >> well, there were some things that i was doing that were not -- i was not a very good guy. i was fooling around with a couple of girls. one of the girls, the main squeeze, heard about it and came down to this place where i was hiding out with the other miss pretty. and when they got there -- when she got there, started knocking on the door and all hell

i am ♪ very glad to be unhappy ♪ i can't win ♪ but here i am ♪ more than glad to be unhappy ♪ ♪ unrequitedglad ( botti begins playing ) ♪ like a straying ♪ baby lamb ♪ with no mammy and no pappy ♪ i'm so unhappy ♪ but oh ♪ so glad ♪ so glad ♪ glad ( song ends ) ( applause ) thank you. botti: john mayer. ♪ come on, boston, help me in welcoming... miss katharine mcphee. ( cheering, applause ) ( inaudible ) ♪ i've got you under my skin ♪ i've got you ♪ deep in the heart of me ♪ so deep in my heart ♪ that you're really a part of me ♪ ♪ i've got you ♪ under my skin ♪ i've tried so ♪ not to give in ♪ i've said to myself ♪ this affair will never go so well ♪ ♪ but why should i try to resist ♪ ♪ when baby, i know damn well ♪ that i've got you ♪ under my skin ♪ i'd sacrifice anything come what might ♪ ♪ for the sake of having you near ♪ ♪ in spite of the warning voice ♪ ♪ that comes in the night ♪ and repeats, repeats in my ear ♪ ♪ don't you know, little fool ♪ you never can win? ♪ oh, use your mentality ♪ wake up, wake up to reality ♪ ♪ but each time that i do ♪ just the thought of you ♪ makes me

they are about unrequited love, joy of love, heartache and obsession. >> that's all of it.is is beautiful. congratulations to you on the baby. >> thank you. >> i know you're expekting and fighting a cold, so thank you for being here. oksana grigorieva and title track from the debut cd "beautiful heartache." >> thank you. ♪ ♪ there are lies i wouldn't tell no possessions i wouldn't sell ♪ ♪ no shades i wouldn't wear no cross i wouldn't bear ♪ ♪ there are no storms i wouldn't brave ♪ ♪ no addictions i wouldn't crave ♪ ♪ no dreams i wouldn't steal ♪ no heartache i wouldn't feel ♪ yes i would do anything ♪ commit any crime ♪ if i could spend nights with you just one night ♪ i love the way you wear your skin ♪ ♪ i love the way youear your skin ♪ ♪ so tell me why should i begin ♪ i love the way you wear your skin ♪ ♪ there i no c chaee i wouldn't take ♪ ♪ no rule i i wouldn't break ♪ no lessons i wouldn't learn ♪ no book i wouldn't burn ♪ there is no time i wouldn't waste ♪ ♪ to poison that i wouldn't taste ♪ ♪ like honey on your lips ♪ i would dance on your fingertips ♪ ♪ ♪ yes

addiction, i tend to think of somebody who is chasing a fantasy or somebody who wants somebody, unrequitedhen she might be calling an addiction is someone who is confusing sexual attraction and someone who is longing for love. and that may be the case. but in addition to that, she's also giving him an excuse. if someone has an addiction, they have an illness. and if somebody is ill, then you almost, you look -- >> you write it off. >> -- at the behavior in a very different way. >> and she said to "vogue," i think my husband has some issues that he needs to work on about happiness and what happiness means. i think when a lot of men get to that midpoint in life, they start asking questions that they probably should have asked a long time ago." so, what is it about men and the midlife crisis? i mean, is there truth to that? >> well, i mean, there's a conflict between the calendar and how one experiences themselves and dealing with loss and having the life, perhaps, you never had or pursuing those dreams that maybe you feel you won't have another opportunity to pursue. one of the things that i

other will remember his unrequited drive fo national health care reform. faced. that's the story of the kennedy family in america. that's the sty of the last brother. >> thank you, brian. let's turn to kelly o'donnell. i know there is still a lot of talk now about the business of what's happening with the health carreform. what do you think we'll see? >>well, good morning. it will be certainly a different debate now because the memory of senator kennedy will be a part of the discussion. there will be those who will t to harness al of the feeling that people have about him to advocate for some of the policies that he believes in. he has said many, many times i was the cause of his life. he belies health care for all shouldbe a right and not a privilege for t few. that will come in the day ahead. here today on capitol hill there are many, manythoughts and many comments coming from his colleagues who described him in a variety of ways. most of them cite his humor, his compassio the personal relationship they had working with him. o i can alsotell you that i v