all that music i made at warner brothers, warner brothers owns all that stuff. >> wow. >> the very firstf jordan house records is getting such a strong, strong reaction, it feels incredible. ♪ ♪ we've got such a real love, real love ♪ ♪ standing strong >> do you have a title for your album yet? >> yes, the title is "the one." >> okay. good. i was looking at what it's called, eric benet, i'm finally free or whatever. >> it's the one. i have been dreaming, wishing my whole career to a, have my own label and b, release my own music on that label and this is the one. >> i like that. we'll be waiting for that. in addition to finding the one, the album, it seems like you found the one -- >> yeah, the one has a few meanings in my life right now. i'm incredibly blessed to have this amazing woman in my life. my wife. you know, in addition to my daughter india who is just amazing and -- in every possible way. >> she was on your last album. >> she was. yeah. good, good research. >> i'm a fan. i listen to your music. >> oh, thank you. thank you. she'll be on "the one", india and i will be on "the on

, whatever it may be. >> rose: what's the future for motion picture production companies like warner brothers. >> well looking pretty good right now. we just much attention gets focused on the huge success that we had with harry potter. there are eight films and the biggest franchise in history. it's tremendous for us. and then you get into this, how do you keep that. >> rose: when is the next harry potter. >> so the next harry potter is the dark knight rises, the next batman film which is one of the last batman's film was that top ten. we've got the hub i hobbit comit at christmas which were in the top ten of any film made in history. >> rose: dvds are dead. >> no. they're still over in wal-mart and 7-11. sure. if you can get movies now, rented and bought electronically, you don't have to go anywhere and that's going to take over. the good news about that is that we can deliver to you without brieks anbricks and mortar but o be cheaper. >> rose: the motion production company and dvd sales has become a significant part of their revenue projection. >> very significant. >> rose: electronic and

these were some warner brothers and cartoons and others. racism was just part of the culture, children's literature. you remember james baldwin saying growing up it comes as a rude shock to be rooting against gary cooper against the indians and then you realize the indians are you. you understand how they can go a job on the mentalities both black and whites. now where does this music come from? there are several sources. the folk music revival of the 1950s and '60s, which actually goes back to a more progressive left wing culture of folk music. folk music as synonymous of the 1940s. going back to woody guthrie and going back to other artists. we're going to focus on the revival of folk music in the 1950s and '60s, modern jazz, the spirituals. african-american spirituals and the freedom summits of the civil rights movement. now, i just wanted to give you a brief glimpse of some of the figures who were prominent in the move, and you can see this -- this pete seger recording is from a live concert. in 1963, june 8, 1963, so that would have be

two of us worked together, we came up with the concept, and jim, had to navigate this through warner brothersch is our parent company, which was no small feet trying to convince them hey, this is a good idea. he was a brilliant man and let me just say, in addition to tmz jim created shows like ellen, rosie, the bachelor, i cannot tell you how many shows and i will give you just one example of jim, when ellen came out, and you know she was poisoned in hollywood, none of the studios would touch more, because they were afraid the south wouldn't like her midwest and ellen couldn't get a job. jim realized what a great talent she was, and jim decided he wanted to do a talk show with her and he went station by station, around the country, and met with almost every general manager he could, and convinced them one by one, why this was such a good bet and it was a hard sell but jim was a consummate sales man, amazing producer, and as i think -- i don't even need to explain, he was right about ellen. >> sure was. he will be missed 58 years old. >> sad news harvey. let's switch gears a little bit, kim ka

>> one works at warner brothers.ne works at ucla psychiatric center. >> you did get one smart one. >> they're all geniuses, my children. >> you and nancy have got one of the greatest marriages of anybody in show business. how many years now for you guys? >> we're married 36 years. >> but you're still, like, in love? >> madly in love. >> why? >> cute. i'm cute. >> that is true. >> and you make each other laugh. >> yes. >> speaking of making each other laugh, you have a little something in that bag. >> this is something that jeffrey katzenberg suggested -- wanted to gift you guys. >> jeffrey knows us well. >> these wigs are monumental in the movie. >> when you see the movie, you'll understand. >> look at this. wow! ♪ i feel pretty ♪ i like to move it, move it, i like to move it, move it ♪ >> these wigs will be the biggest product as of june 8th when the show comes out. >> we'd like to make a request of you. >> what, baby? >> when was of us is gone, you have to come and co-host the show sometime. >> let me just ask you

warner brothers gives them $75 million to make this script that nobody can understand, right? >> right. >> wouldn't happen today. >> and things could get even worse unless something is done in cyberspace to stop people from downloading. >> what we have done for 15 years is not to put any speed bumps, any technological blocks in the way of individuals so that the conclusion that the younger generation in particular draws is, if it's so easy, it can't be wrong, and that's really what we have to bring to an end. >> can you do anything? >> i think the best you can do is slow them down a little bit. part of the pro-- look, if we could freeze-- >> is that the best you can do? >> i think so. >> it's a game. >> sure. >> it's like sport. >> it is a sport, and there are people that are very, very good at it. >> movie piracy is still a huge business. at the end of 2010, the los angeles police department's antipiracy task force reported that since 2004, it had seized more than $90 million worth of illegal goods and made nearly 500 arrests. as for gerardo arellano, the man illinois police

>> one works at warner brothers. katherine works at ucla psychiatric center. >> you did get one smart one. >> they're all geniuses, my children. >> you and nancy have got one of the greatest marriages of anybody in show business. how many years now for you guys? >> we're married 36 years. >> but you're still, like, in love? >> madly in love. >> why? >> cute. i'm cute. >> that is true. >> and you make each other laugh. >> yes. >> speaking of making each other laugh, you have a little something in that bag. >> this is something that jeffrey katzenberg suggested -- wanted to gift you guys. >> jeffrey knows us well. >> these wigs are monumental in the movie. >> when you see the movie, you'll understand. >> look at this. wow! ♪ i feel pretty ♪ i like to move it, move it, i like to move it, move it ♪ >> these wigs will be the biggest product as of june 8th when the show comes out. >> we'd like to make a request of you. >> what, baby? >> when was of us is gone, you have to come and co-host the show sometime. >> let me just

i group lutheran and had music in the church every sunday and then there was warner brothers cartoonsd the marriage of music and movement, which totally fascinated me, but the public school took me to a symphony concert for the first time, and at my public elementary school, a string quartet came, and i was thoroughly hooked. i fell in love with the classical music violent on day one. every child should have that experience. we could talk all day about how the arts can enhance other disciplines. that is so true it will help math and your cognitive skills and left brain and right brain and your imaginative thinking. that's all true. but the arts in and of themselves are so valuable, we need to cultivate a culture of that in this country. i think a lot more. >> even those of us who are bad at it. i'm also a product of public schools and public school orchestras and i'm a really pathetically tone deaf cellist. when i think about what my parents had to go through for having to listen to me practice, they should all go straight to heaven. there is a way i will forever respond to classical

brother got shot recently four times in the back. >> reporter: so he left fresno state and came home to help his family and enrolled at contra costa college. >> ii have known him since pop warnernted to let him down. it's your last shot, you know? i want you to be the captain. team and you have to lead by example and that is what i did. >> when i'm on the field i don't think about the fact that my little brother is out in the streets or that my mother is going through a divorce or that my dad can barely walk. >> he graduates this week with a 3.7gpa. he is the 8th member of the 2011 comets football team to receive a division i scholarship. he is going to the university of north dakota in grand forks. >> it's so different than what i'm used to and it's a great opportunity for me to be able to live somewhere for two years or even more, if he like it that much and just to be able to have the peace, a sense of peace, you know? a lot of people don't understand that 3% of the student-athletes in the state of california get athletic scholarships. so you being a part of, that you can consider yourself someone special. you consider yourself a leader. you consider yourself a role- model,