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Not much that i can say. in my mind, im thinking i just wish these people knew. i wish they knew what i was thinking, how much i love my life. >> reporter: todd love says hes always on the lookout for a new adventure and predicts he will still be doing something crazy when hes 90 years old. chip reid, cbs news, hiram, georgia. >> and thats the "cbs evening news." for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> your realt...

Then one day, horribly literally, he opened to the door to me, and i could tell by the look on his face that he did not know who i was. >> reporter: eventually, zac made a confession. >> he said, "did you know ive been hearing voices for a year?" >> reporter: and what went through your head? >> well, i said, "my darling why? why would you not tell your own mother? i would never turn away from you?" he said, "because no one wants a crazy person." >> reporter: zacs fear of telling anyone about the...

As one columnist here put it "the u.s. economy now carries a permanently heightened level of political risk." do you think thats an exaggeration? >> i think when you listen to the people in davos who arent from america, thats what they think. they watch the t.v.s and they read the newspapers, and thats sort of all they hear. and we need to get that off of the headlines, and we need to go back to looking at these great companies that are some of the leaders of the industries of the world. >> repo...

♪ ♪ into a high-tech masterpiece? ♪ ♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve it. >> pelley: the city of oakland california, is looking for new ideas to stop a surge in gun violence. last night, during a city council meeting, it hired william bratton, the former los angeles police chief, as a consultant. last year, there were 117 gun deaths in oakland and 14 since the shooting in newtown, connecticut, six weeks ago. we asked john blackston...

Spotlight. ♪ [ applause ] >> it is the greatest music in the world. >> reporter: you ever get blown away if somebody from the crowd gets up there and plays and you had no idea? >> all the time. living right down the street, see them in the laundromat, on the bus, going to their day job. next thing you know theyre back there, wow, i didnt know they could sing. ♪ >> reporter: it seems jazz never really left bed-stuy. it was apparently just looking for a place to call home. the brownstone jazz ...

[melody becomes more complex] ♪ call radiology. i need a functional mri of his brain. fmris not gonna show trauma. im not looking for trauma. i wanna see the music. see the music. [bizets allegro vivace] ♪ well, thats dull.

You do look cute that thin. motor cortex looks good. everything checks out. what tests did you run? full battery of neurological-- i need this blood checked for cholesterol and glucose levels. patient had a foot problem. different patient. there was no one else in there. youre using the wrong equipment. (dr. obyedkov) dr. foreman, i thought we were being discharged. im dr. house. on the off chance that dr. foreman didnt mention it, i have something of a gift too. come on. [boomtown rats i dont l...

[repeats] ♪ does this have anything to do with his hand? it might. okay, patrick, close your eyes. whats this? [discordant notes] d, g flat, a flat, b, c-- yeah, all right, all right. hes good. can we let him go? hes great. hes staying. [gentle piano music] ♪ [both playing the melody] ♪

Patrick obyedkov. 25 years ago, patrick was in the fourth grade. a good student, played little league. and then there was the accident. [softly] and here we are... [louder] raising money for people with similar neurological disabilities. i hope you enjoy the concert. [applause] [whispering] are you all set? all set. [beethovens waldstein sonata, allegro con brio] ♪

[off-key sequence] hes never missed a note. [music continues, more frequent missed notes] ♪ somethings wrong. [frenzied playing] ♪ patrick, what is it? my hand, it hurts. let me see it. [tearing up] oh, papa! ow!