this, but you talk about the role that women have played in yr life, at least about 100 times by my untthis book, unapologetically referring to yourself as a mam's boy. >> absolutely, i saw other d father, god bless them, who worked three jobs so that mom could stay home toaise five kids. my motherad five kids by the time shewas 25. she want to be an excellent homemaker and she was. i did not apologizeor that. she gave her life. my mother told prior to passing away, evething she had to give, she gavto us to help eate an opportunity for uto do better tan she and my dad did. this book is a tribute to my mother and father and all th gave to was establiing and inculcating us in the proper way. tavis: my time up. he new book from james brown, "role of a lifetime, reflections on faith, family, and siificant living." james bown, i love you, and i am glad to have you on. >>hank you very much. tavis: up next, thtalented catarrh duo known that -- the talented guitar duo, santiago gabrla. i wanted to let you see why they haveade a na for thselves. here they are performing their first single. ♪ ♪ [

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por cuidarlos, ya lo sabe, si usted es una de esas personas que pasan mucho tiempo en su oficina con untganizaciones sin fines de lucro y mÁs importantes de esta naciÓn. estamos viendo unos anuncios que son testimonios de muchos lÍderes, hombres y mujeres que han pasado por los scouts de america. >> exactamente. por eso estamos acÁ. >> esta campaÑa: "valores para toda la vida" es como echarle la una mano a los padres de familia que a veces se sienten sin posibilidades de cambiar el destino de sus hijos. >> tenemos una campaÑa que se llama: "buscando comida para la gente". los niÑos siempre participan en actividades de ayudar a otra gente sin necesidad de que se les dÉ alguna recompensa. >> yo creo que a mÍ me pasa en la casa, yo aprendÍ mucho a servir al mÁs necesitado y yo les enseÑo a mis niÑos, pero nunca son tan pequeÑos para aprender, hay que hablarles y enseÑarles a servir pero en este paÍs casi una cuarta parte de los jÓvenes que son hispanos, lamentablemente uno de cada tres jÓvenes hispanos abandonan la escuela y solamente el 3% de la membresÍa nacional de los scouts son hispano

i roll the dice on any university unt to say and go there and get information from people with ph.d. after their name. not me or rush. there is serious concern about global warming. way can do something that won't make us go broke, by the way. >> it will be good for the economy if we do it right. >> if we do it right. >> the bbc just did a story. what happened to global warming? they're basically saying that since 1998 the temperatures have not been hotter. they've gotten cooler. >> cool compared to the hottest. they were hot, hot and getting hotter. now it's been cooling from that extremely hot period, yes. >> yeah. how do you talk to the right wing about that when everybody gets up in the morning and they say, hey, it's cold out? it's not warm? >> that's weather. there's weather then there's global climate. the polar icecaps are melting. they're not melting because it's getting cooler. they're melting because it's getting warm in places it shouldn't be getting warm which are the polar regions. we're losing ice not at kill man jarrow. they've been taking pictures of this stuff for a