i came off a tour with bill wyman. i was like a rock -- in a rock- and-roll band with his group and i just finished a movie in detroit. i was born in mississippi. -- green port. we have time to talk about that? it is important. tavis: background is important. go ahead. >> i am now the spokesperson for an ngo company called haditha and the institute and the gore around the world fighting -- humpty dumpty andinstitute and o around the world finding unexploded bombs. i went to a commune where the entire family had been named. no arms and legs. this is one of my favorite charities. it is a much bigger than me. i think of all the awards on the walls for but then you want to feel like you have done something and this is one of those areas that i have. other charities that i like is out of new york and is the figure skaters in harlem. young children who are taught how to i skate. not just roller skates, i skate. it is nice to give to children. we did not have a lot growing up. those of us to have done so much, we need to brin

. >> so bill wyman is waiting at the nhs? >> when we lived in london we had private health care. when i moved there they said you are not doing nhs. they put mooy on some weird thing and the -- they put me on some weird thing and oh the times i had. >> bill, did you say you wrote a profile of fee yow gnaw apple? i said, oh that was really good. thanks for acknowledging i could read. >> apparently the american drugs are good. >> then they started talking about myself in the third person. >> you kept going on and on about how good it was. >> it was one of my finest works. >> it is one of the writer's finest works. >> bill, i actually agree that a lot of this is the artistic personality or whatever you want to call it. i don't think it applies to just musicians. it is actors, am buds man, painters, whatever. >> just the top esh lon of artists, the misunderstood and cat loving. >> when you go to your ambudsman meeting is this something you talk about? >> it is not something we talk about. >> is it consisting of you in a bathroom mirror? >> yes. >> greg, i also agree with you that par

right now the governor of connecticut, dan malloy and lieutenant governor nancy wyman are standing in front of edmond town hall. shortly you'll see the bell at the trinity episcopal church, it will ring the bells at 9:30 eastern time in honor of all of those murders in newtown. right now officially 29 states will participate, covering the memorial from newtown's united methodist church which interestingly will ring the bell 28 times. here's jason carroll. good morning, jason. >> reporter: 28 times here at the church and you know the debate is sort of going back and forth, should they be doing it for the 26 victims or should they be doing it for the 28 people who died that day? i think from the perspective from those here at the church they say this is not a time for the debate. this is a time simply to ring the bell, to remember those who lost their lives, to remember those at this point who were suffering, who are in pain, the survivors. when you speak to so many people here in the community, carol, including one of the pastors here at this particular church, pastor jane sibley, a lo