♪ ♪ if it wasn't for bad luck i wouldn't have no luck at all ♪ ♪ ♪ hard luck and trouble my only ♪iend down since i began to crawl ♪ ♪ if it wasn't for bad luck i wouldn't have no luck at all ♪ wine and women all i crave ♪ ♪ big leg and woman getting carry me to my grave ♪ ♪ born under a bad sign ♪ i've been down since i began to crawl ♪ iif it wasn't for bad luck wouldn't have no luck at all ♪ wasn't for bad luck i wouldn't have no luck at all ♪ ♪ [applause] >> 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 the rider and then india are re-. writer peter yarrow and india arie. that's next time. see you then. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. >>> hello and welcome to "this is us." this week we're coming to you from freedom, california, and the home of studios. they have live deejays on the air playing a unique blend of music that's made them one of the top stations in the region, and they do it all from a tiny space inside this former mot

campbell,iend, naomi was organizing it, but it had gone horribly wrong in barcelona.hat fitsan arena 20,000 people and about 4000 people had turned up. they didn't understand. there was some confusion. a lot of people bailed from the project. arrives, all my goodness, there is nobody there for him to make his speech. maybe they will be here by 8:00. we will wait. still, there was hardly anybody there. he has to leave -- wait, wait until it: 30. 9:00, surely -- sure enough there are a few more spaniards. it is not the fault of spain. there was confusion. , and there wast place,ge hangar of a empty. he goes, it is a great thing to have high expectations, and i had high expectations of coming to barcelona. we are staring at the ground. he looks at me and goes, you have more than exceeded my expectations, that you should leave your houses, leave your lives and come and see an old man and help him with his work. it is more than i could ever -- seating looking at this of 5000. low expectations. -- i guess that is the way he saw the world. he was being real. he was being gra

mclachlan,iend, and i remember kathleen on the phone with her.e were not getting much sleep back then. i remember her yelling at her , saying, i will not have my son die in vain. justice has to be done. i knew then that even though my brother was dead that our lives were going to change. the ann was asked to leave commission to investigate what happened and how i could have been prevented, she knew she had no choice, or kathleen would have killed her as well. [applause] [laughter] kathleen helped work with frank and and on the commission as a pseudo-staff member. she quickly became a force. she made many trips back to new york to join protests at the u.n. people in the situations often use their gifts for different things. kathleen had many gifts, and one of which was imposed on her by the nuns at marymount, the gift of the pen. "the daily record," and dozens of others. she made hundreds of tv and radio appearances, including a memorable one where she occultist the impossible. she shamed alan dershowitz on "the today show," not an easy feat. supp

i see no iend insight. man lucky i am a single with an understanding landlord.uest: there are a number of other states like nevada. when you have a tough economy, there will be a struggle. those are areas of the country that rely on government dollars, a lot of federal installations there. that is a struggle we were having with the sequester and cutbacks. interesting people would think the impact would fall most wrongly in washington, certainly there has been an impact. we have seen other areas of the country affected where the federal government is a large employer and there are not a lot of other industries to pick up the slack. municipal governments are struggling as well and unlikely to pick up the slack. host: why is productivity up? because we are working the jobs of two people. guest: he is right. productivity figures are up. there have been interesting reasons for why that is. there have been advancements in technology. the federal reserve may be somewhat responsible. they have held interest rates low. that has made it attractive for companies to invest