s robin roberts and musician jason mraz. coming up right now. >> every community has the martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard. but a place for wal-mart stands together with your community. to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: robin roberts is co-anchor of abc's "good morning america" who lost talked about her book "from the heart." for her latest book she's teamed one her mother, lucimarian roberts, on the new text "my story, my song, mother-daughter reflections on life and death." she jones us from where else, else, new york. good to have you on this program. >> always good to spend time with you, tavis. tavis: my love to your mother and hope she's watching in mississippi. i met her as you know many, many years ago. and i adore your mother. when i saw the cover of this book, i realized how much you really are your mother's daughter. the resemblance is so -- it's unavoidable. >> bless you.

tomorrow i'll be joined by "good morning america" anchor robin roberts and grammy musician jason mrazon thursday a pulitzer winner anna quindlen is here. and then a conversation with the pea buddy winning award-winner from the homeland. but tonight we have bill bennett who served as u.s. secretary of education under president ronald reagan, in and out host of a nationally syndicated program "morning in america" and also a perennial new york bestsellers author, "the book of man." readings on the path to manhood. an honor to you have on the program. >> speaking of books, congratulations on yours, you and dr. west, a feature of my son's. tavis: he told me about that. >> he put his arm on me and said i'm going to wreck your career. tavis: we have run into more people, conservatives in fact, who were -- we were on shawn hannityy's program and george will's student of cornell west. it's funny running into all these people. he's got a great program going. >> he worked with robby george and the two of them teach a course together and that's what you'd want a college course, it's kind of the y