as you said, let us be attuned to the suffering and lettuce have compassion. s no longer fashionable to be assessed with the lives of the rich and famous that we overlook the impact that 42% of children live in or near poverty. tavis: when you see that clip, doctor king gave his life fighting for sanitation workers. this war on poverty. people are now calling for a new pop -- war on poverty. you look at those years from his debt until now, there has not been any appreciable gain on the notion of eradicate in poverty in america. >> part of it is that with the advent of reagan, you had markets on least, a deregulated, unfettered. they generated about -- unbelievable innovation but it went hand-in-hand with not just an increase in wealth and equality, but also the callousness toward the catastrophe of poverty, of working people. in the last 25 years, 82% has gone to the top 1%. i think that is unjust. it is unfair. in the last 10 years, a 100% net income growth has gone to the top 10%. that is the level of inequality. it is getting so far out of control that the v

let it be known that -- that he will hurt you. >> observers say john robinson was a criminal whose perversity was only equaled by his creativity. he attuned himself to the latest technology, using internet to attract women with job offers. joining the bdsm website to lure women. and before that, posing as a wealthy benevolent businessman, interesting in helping unfortunate young women, the prettier, the better. >> lisa is certainly important to this family. she's probably not important, you know, to a lot of other people, but she's important to this family. >> since january 1985, sarah jo hanley has been waiting for news of her missing daughter lisa and granddaughter tiffany. 19-year-old lisa stasi and her baby disappeared after john robinson recruited them from a battered women's shelter. as part of what investigators say was yet another scam. >> he wanted to help young pregnant females as well as young women who were homeless and had just delivered. >> social workers sharon turner jackson and kiran gattis say they'll never forget robinson, the smooth-talking businessman who solicited their help. >> he said he wanted to give back to the community. he said he and his family had