the effort under way to make sure that john coltrane's house is preserved for future generations of jazzans. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and a throughout the globe. in exactly one year from now, we will be braving the cold in washington, d.c. to bring you the inauguration of the next president. right now, our eyes are on the republican contest and who will take on barack obama in november. this primary has tipped the race into disarray and what an ugly fight we are watching. >> south carolina cleans to its heritage even as the south changes all-around it. religion is a powerful force. evangelical christians are in a majority and can decide at elections when united. but when christians look at the candidates who want to take on president obama, they are no more an agreement than other republicans. the man they have the most problem with is the front runner, mitt romney. they worry that he was not always anti-abortion but the real sticking point is his religion, he is a mormon. >> the issue that evangelical christians will have will be his mom and as an. if you look at the pol

the effort is underway to make sure that john coltrane and's house is still there for future generationswelcome to our viewers in pbs -- on pbs in america and around the globe. we have an exclusive report tonight from the only town in syria under the full control of opposition forces. it is just outside the capital of damascus and has been the scene of intense fighting in recent days, but government forces have now pulled out, leaving the free syrian army in charge. meanwhile, today protests continued across syria with activists saying eight people were killed by security forces. we have this report. >> there is a cease-fire. after 10 months of trauma for the local people. the army has a few outposts, but they are not shooting now. the regime was forced into a truce because there men could not displace the rebels. since wednesday, most of this has been in the hands of the rebels. i saw pockets of damage from the fighting with a local activist who said he would be in more danger if his face were shown. what about the future? what are you going to do next week and the week after that? >> w

in that sense, there is a shift from john coltrane and the ray charles and a wreath of franklin intohe bubble gum music that is predominant. there is a shift. we have a number of folks but when we talk about young people to make this change, if you're not talking but a willingness to serve, you're going to get bought out. you will not be a long-distance runner. you'll be so obsessed with instant success and superficial status that you will make your grandmother week from the grave. -- weep from the grave. she will want you to have earned great as, not quick success. she doesn't care about what your position is or how big your crib is. that is a different sensibility. that institution we have to keep alive. we are still agreeing on this. >> how about a round of applause for this great panel. this has been a wonderful conversation we will continue throughout the entire here. if you missed any part of it, visit our website at pbs.org. poverty is not just an issue here but around the world. it is because of that reality we will be talking tomorrow night in l.a. for the first of two night

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national research by the office of travel and tourism and the americans for the arts tells us coltrane travel stay longer and spend twice as much money. , -- cultural travelers stay longer and spend twice as much money. this will add to the quality of life for residents and visitors. the travel industry is incredibly competitive. improving assets insurers we remain competitive. in 2011, after 17 years as a conde nast favorite city, san francisco is now second to south carolina. it will attract visitors throughout the world and will attract -- and will keep us competitive with other destinations. we expect this to garner media coverage for san francisco. with the addition of the fischer collection, we expect this will be great news for quattro institutes and restaurants throughout san francisco. we greatly hope you will support this eir. thank you. president chiu: i want to welcome our fire chief to the podium. >> very briefly, i would like to support this project. the fire department has enjoyed a productive working relationship with the museum of modern art. a great situation for them

coltrane of creativity elegance and style. it.as an incredible city full of fortunately that's the time we have left on this week's program i'll see you again at the same time next week and sell them for me and the rest of the crew from the magnificent trevi fountain here in rome by now. i had a family i lived in a fairly nice community wasn't which was an upscale it was just like you know archie bunker society ok then they started showing up what happened was my company decided i could get cheap labor and they got rid of. those are. the rules of the eaglets line legally we have to get up every morning we have to go to work and you know we have to pay our bills and we have to do it and that's just the american dream and if you want the american dream you have to go by the last i figure is here's one of the major trails into the united states. i watch and they run run down my property and something about this noise. was a little chap mean the cockroaches from coming over the wire is protecting the country and the kind of guy who do

part of the collection which is relating to the book of cornell west and it is john cold frame --coltrane'sic, part of the -- >> all the books have notes such as this one? >> it varies. i understand from brian or originally he was not making an notations within books themselves. he was making notes separately. he has retained some of those notes but not all of them. later on as the program progressed he had been making notes in the books themselves. >> in the long term, will that include fade being open as it is now? to the air and the light? >> all physical materials over time deteriorated. however we in libraries especially in special collections and archives, we have special environmental conditions to preserve paper and anything that is on paper. under proper care, this writing is left -- this particular book can't only be used on site in the reading room of special collections, archives to which we are going later. however, we have other copies available in the general collection. all the libraries are available for circulation. >> more notes from one of the books. why did this one get

and it is john coltrane, music, part of the music. >> guest: does all of the books have notes, such ashis one that we see here? >> guest: it varies. i understand from brian originally he was not making invitations within the books themselves. he was making notes separately. he has retained some of those notes, but not all of them. later on, as the program progressed, he started making notes in the books themselves. >> host: now, in the long term , will that ankh fade, being as open as it is now? >> guest: well -- >> host: to the air and light. >> guest: all physical materials deteriorated. however, we have special collections and archives. we have a special environmental conditions to preserve paper. anything that is written on paper. so under proper chair -- care this writing should last for centuries. this particular book can only be used on site. the special collections and archives to which will be going later. however, we have over copies available in the general collection of the libraries that are available for circulation. >> host: more notes from one of the books. why did this

just the books, but we also have what we consider an archive part of the collection and it is john coltrane and giant steps music, part of the music. >> mr. zenelis, to all of the books have notes such as this one that we have here? >> it varies. i am a stand from brian originally he was not making innovations within the books themselves, he was making notes separately. he has maintained some of those notes but not all of them. later on as the program progressed, he started making notes in the books themselves. >> in the long term wilson and fatta being open as it is now? to the air and the light? >> all physical materials overtime deteriorated, however, we in the libraries especially and special collections in archives we have a special environmental condition to preserve paper and anything that is written on paper, so under proper care, this writing should last for centuries. this particular book can only be used on site in the special collection center archives to which we will be going leader. however, we have other copies available in the general collection all of the libraries are ava

and it is john coltrane music, part of the music. >> mistress alice, to ohio's the books i've note? >> it varies. i understand from brian originally, he was not making annotations within the books themselves. he was making notes separately. he has retained some of those notes, but all of them. but later on as the program progressed, he started making notes in the books themselves. >> now, in the the long term luddite ink ink cb and open as now? to the air in the late? >> well, all physical materials overtime deteriorate. however, when libraries especially in special collections and archives, we have a special environmental conditions to preserve paper and anything that is written on paper are. so under a proper chair, this breaking should last for centuries. these particular books can only be used on site and reading archives to which will be going later. however, we have altered copies available in the general collection of the libraries available for circulation. >> some more notes from one of the books. why did this one get going up? what was special about this one? >> we underst

or archives part of the collection, which is relating to the book of cornell west and it is john coltrane, giant steps music part of the music -- >> mr. zenelis, do all the books have parts in it? >> it varies. i understand from brian originally, he was not making notations within the books themselves. he was making notes separately. he has retained some of those notes but not all of them, but later on as the program progressed, he started making notes in the books themselves. >> now, in the long term, will that ink fade being open as it is now? to the air and the light? >> well, all physical materials over time deteriorate, however, we in libraries especially, and special collections and archives -- we have a special environmental conditions to preserve paper and anything that is written on paper. so under proper care, this writing should last for centuries. these particular books can only be used onsite in the special reading rooms and archives which we will be going later. however, we have other copies available in the general collection of the libraries that are available for circulat

in that sense, there is a shift from the john coltrane and sarah vaughn and curtis mayfield and aretharanklin into the bubble gum music that is dominant. that is a shift. when we talk about the young people who are going to make this fundamental social change, you are going to get bought out. you are going to sellout quick. you will not be a long-distance runner. you'll be so obsessed with instant success and superficial status that you will make your grandmother week from the grave. she will want you to have earned great as, not quick success. she doesn't care about what your position is or how big your crib is. this.e still agreeing on desk >> i worry that whatever fixes we come up wit, that is part of it will not get fixed, because as you said, there is nothing to prove or justify any optimism that black america is not going to be left behind again. >> there is symbolism, and that is what obama represents. as yet, there has not been a substance that can fuel that hope. a lot of symbolism, and i celebrate symbols. barbara, i wanted to ask you about labor. there are many of us who are

that's my tradition john coltrane is a love supreme. curtis mayfield, aretha franklin, a genius bar just down the road named sly stallone. what did he say? stand, you've been sitting much too long, there's a permanent crease in your right and wrong. stand, they will try to make you crawl because they know what you are saying makes sense, and all. stand as a midget standing tall, the giant beside him about to fall. stand, there is a cross for you to bear. hoops to go through if you're going anywhere. those are not just words that delay, stingley too many of our young folks superficial spectacle where they are told to be human and to be titillated and stimulated so they become addicted and self medicated to keep them sleepwalking. know, the occupying the is about the awakening. about deep democratic awakening. about those everyday people. [applause] of all the late james james, ordinary people. if you're fundamentally committed to the preciousness and the priceless miss of ordinary people, of everyday people, i don't care what color, i do

in that sense, there is a shift from the john coltrane and sarah vaughn and curtis mayfield and aretharanklin into the bubble gum music that is dominant. that is a shift. when we talk about the young people who are going to make this fundamental social change, you are going to get bought out. you are going to sellout quick. you will not be a long-distance runner. you'll be so obsessed with instant success and superficial status that you will make your grandmother week from the grave. she will want you to have earned great as, not quick success. she doesn't care about what your position is or how big your crib is. this.e still agreeing on desk >> i worry that whatever fixes we come up wit, that is part of it will not get fixed, because as you said, there is nothing to prove or justify any optimism that black america is not going to be left behind again. >> there is symbolism, and that is what obama represents. as yet, there has not been a substance that can fuel that hope. a lot of symbolism, and i celebrate symbols. barbara, i wanted to ask you about labor. there are many of us who are

in that sense, there is a shift from the john coltrane and sarah vaughn and curtis mayeld and aretharanklin into the bubble gum music that is dominant. that is a shift. when we talk about the young people who are going to make this fundamental social change, you are going to get bought out. you are going to sellout quick. you will not be a long-distance runner. you'll be so obsessed with instant success and superficial status that you will make your grandmother week from the grave. she will want you to have earned great as, not quick success. she doesn't care about what your position is or how big your crib is. this.e still agreeing onesk >> i worry that whatever fixes we come up wit, that is part of it will not get fixed, because as you said, there is nothing to prove or justify any optimism that black america is not going to be left behind again. >> there is symbolism, and that is what obama represents. as yet, there has not been a substance that can fuel that hope. a lot of symbolism, and i celebrate symbols. barbara, i wanted to ask you about labor. there are many of us who are c