. $65,000 flor madsen thought she would never see. >> i thought i was going to go bankruptcy. the reason i sold the car is because i need the money. >> reporter: a year ago she was forced to sell this collector's car, a purchase she made as an investment. but like the investment, the sale did not go well. >> you've stolen money from my mother. >> if you want to call it stolen, ma'am, i'm getting back to you as quick as i can. >> reporter: with our hidden camera capturing every moment, flor's daughter confronted the owner of steven's creek auto mall. >> my mother runs a reputable business taking care of elderly people. you have put us in a position by not paying us money on a car -- >> reporter: the contract clearly said the owner of steven's creek auto mall had to pay flor madsen within 20 days of selling her collector car. but the dealership sold the car and kept the $65,000. no promise to pay. until the nbc bay area investigative unit started asking questions. >> when we last sat down, you said you were going to pay her. she got her money. >> yes. >> did you learn a lesson?

emily 0 rourke, dorothy behr, david dupree, david madsen, lois scott. >> i am with the bernal heightsghborhood center. i live in excelsior and attend the ball high school. ÷iñnr-- balboa high school. i am concerned about the proposal for cathedral hill hospital. traffic affect public transit as much as regular drivers. van ness and geary will become verye. we are trying to avoid traffic by writing muni, bart, and our bicycles. with great traffic, we can walk a block five times faster than any vehicle. living in the excelsior, it would take me and my family an hour or so to get to the cathedral hill, instead of 20 minutes. it will be very difficult for excelsior residents to travel many miles through crowded streets just to get to cathedral held. if cathedral hill hospital is built, it will increasebzmñÑ tr, pollution, and noise within the van ness and gearyxmy neighborhoods. i hope cpmc find these conflicts reasonable enough to focus their money eliminating medical services at other hospitals. chairperson mar: it is great to have balboa high school students with us. >> may i have the

the film directed by rob reiner and also stars virginia madsen. so here now, a scene from "the magic of belle isle." >> we only come here for the summer. >> is that so? >> i lived in manhattan, at least i used to. my dad and mom are getting divorced so mom says we have to live here all the time. >> how come your mom let you come to an event like this all by your lonesome? >> my mom even lets me have my own pocket knife. >> you do not have a pocket knife. >> do so. >> do not. my, my. look at that. that must be about the finest pocketknife i have ever seen. you can tell a lot about a person's character by the condition of their pocket knife. i would say your fearless. [clip] tavis: so, what's your pocket knife look like? >> i don't carry one. tavis: i was about to sum up your character by your pocket knife, but you don't carry one. >> no, i don't. i used to carry one, but i couldn't get through the airports with it. tavis: yeah. [laughter] so you've set that aside. i want to get to this movie in just a second, but i was reading something since you w

it stars morgan freeman and virginia madsen, a wonderful cast. then of course this summer, the blockbuster that's not a very bold prediction. "the dark knight rises," the next in the "batman" installment. morgan freeman, good to have you here, as always. >> thank you, tavis. tavis: that's our show for tonight. download our new app. good night and as always, keep the faith. >> what is he yelling at? >> life. >> there might be something special about this place. buenas dias. this music makes me feel like dancing. most times, real life does not measure up to in our heads. now and then, it comes pretty close for it -- it comes pretty close. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with -- "a natural woman." next time, join me for a conversation with carole king about her memoir, "a natural woman." >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands t

joining us now, mark madsen, founder and yo of madsen money and author of main street money.here is his book. matt mccall from penn financial group. and patricia powell, founder and ceo of powell financial group. quite a forecast from dr. doom, team. we'll have to work through this. pat, double-dip recession next year? >> i don't think it technically qualifies as a double-dip but dr. roubini should know that a word about dr. roubini he keeps predicting over and over everything bad. if you go back to his 2009 writings on the day the market bottomed you would have been out of the market and you wouldn't have had a single dollar recovering with this wonderful expansion that we've had. so dr. roubini has to be a little careful. jenna: we'll see, mark, because that's now. if things get much worse maybe he would have been right with predictions in 2009. that is tough about predictions. we're seeing a whole bunch of earnings reports come out from companies, that is like their report cards. you can sift through them and see what things look like. what are they telling you? >> the thi

erin madsen, the national vice president for the national organization for women, thank you very much for coming in. >> thank you. >>> a new study shows women with demanding jobs are at a higher risk for heart attacks. researchers at brigham and women's hospital analyzed data on 22,000 women over a 10-year period. and they found that women with high job strain were nearly 40% more locally to have heart- related problems. despite the link, work, stress, and heart troubles researchers did not provide work stress -- excuse me. they didn't prove work stress caused the problems. >>> a study shows 1 in 13 women drink alcohol and some go on bingees. researchers surveyed more than 14,000 women about their drinking habits. ever those who did drink, nearly 1 in 5 said they went on one binge drinking session downing four or more drinks and shows pregwon't women ages 25 to 34 were the biggest drinkers. they say binge drinking can damage fetal brain development. >>> it's another corner out -- scorcher out. there. >> and seems like we're in this trend. we have a hot day and the storms will show up.

he moves next door to a family, virginia madsen and her three daughters, and through the course of the summer, he learns to live again through his relationships with them. and it's really about finding a way to celebrate life no matter what your situation is. i started exploring that idea with "bucket list" when i turned 60 and i realized at that point i was a very, very, very young old person. i started thinking about my mortality and how precious life was. so you start thinking about what is really important and how do you squeeze as much joy out of life as you can, regardless of what your situation is. >> the thing i like about morgan freeman, you get a feeling -- he doesn't care what he says or what people think of him. comfortable in his own skin. obama is not america's first black president. he's america's first mixed race president. and that has got a lot of controversial headlines. what do you make of that statement as the man who's campaigned for obama? >> well, i don't know quite what to make of it. except for the fact i think if you're going to measure on the scale of the fa