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. >> that was maria shriver, our maria shriver, giving the commencement speech at the university of southernas in the audience? >> me. >> look, it's her daughter. seriously? you guys could be -- you look like a shriver, daughter of maria shriver and arnold schwarzenegger, katherine schwarzenegger. great to have you on the show. she graduated that year and took her mother's words to heart for her book. she took those words to heart because she had nowhere to go to an extent, like, oh, my god, i just graduated, now what? that's the title of her new book. honest advice for navigating what comes next. so john heilemann and i, we're thinking up our titles. i'm a washed-up news anchor, now what? >> i spent what feels like 17 hours on the set of the show, now what? >> thomas? >> mine is thirst of a thousand sailors. >> what? >> yeah. >> all right. that's confusing. >> it appeared in this magazine, seven fantastic ep ibs of clothing, now what? >> there you go. >> this is great. certainly there is an economic story here. college graduates, i think, are having a harder time than ever before finding jo

>> if her name sounds familiar, that's because katherine is the daughter of maria shriver and arnoldeous as your mom. so nice to have you with us. >> and your hair is like hers. >> i know. thank you. >> this is an interesting book. we both think that somebody as famous as your family is, you never have a worry in the world, a care in the world. >> yes. >> couldn't be more wrong, according to this book. >> yes. i graduated almost two years ago from usc and had absolutely no idea what i wanted to do and was terrified of what was going to come next in my life. and i came up with the idea to do this book and interview people that i think my generation would want to hear from and get their advice. >> your second book, by the way, too. you were crazy enough to write one while at usc. you got your degree for communications. you kind of had a sense of what you wanted to do, didn't you? >> i did. but communications as your major can kind of take you in so many different directs which i loved, since i didn't know what i wanted to do next, so it was a great -- >> your generation is kind of diff

you call it social justice in the 21st century, it is a fascinating group of folks have you on, maria shriver, david robinson, former nba player. what do you want -- what do you hope people get out of your panel? >> well, we have stevenen stout and election freeding. we are really excited we have a cross section of people who are coming, each of whom in their own careers have made a choice to advocate for social justice. i want to be sure that we put those examples forward for the participants at the summit. hopefully to inspire each person who attends and views the summit that there is something that they can do and that there is an issue that will touch their hearts so that they will go back home or stay in texas and be inspired to do something. i think that's what president carter was saying yesterday. let's just not sit back and talk. let's do something about the problems. >> dr. bunch, i think you have a bit of a challenge here. it is supposed to be a panel discussion, but no offense, i just want to hear from all three of these people telling their stories and telling their history. of y

. >>> president obama is set to address the civil rights in austin, texas and we'll talk about maria shriverntense investigation and the search for clues as to why a 16-year-old student charged with going on a stab bei stabbing rhame page. we're piecing together a puzzling portrait of sophomore alex hribal. he wanted to die after he was tackled by a fellow student, an assistant principal and school security officer. he's being held without bail and charged as an adult with 26 counts including four of attempted homicide. three students remain in critical condition and one is described as extremely critical. we are expected to get an update from hospital officials later in the hour and we could hear from one of the victims at that time. last night a vigil was held as the rural pennsylvania community tries to make sense of this violent knife attack. >> i was just so scared and i didn't know what to do, and all i could really think about was did this just really happen? like, i couldn't believe that my best friend just took a knife for me. i could tell you exactly how much blood was on that knif

maria shriver is also one of the participant.mit. what are the themes you've been hearing so far? >> well, president cart spoke the other night and he spoke about the growing disparity between richard ford and also women as a civil rights issue today. pay back gender. and he spoke about women not just here but around the world. president clinton talked about the civil discourse going on in washington. he longs for a time when he was president where people actually worked together. he talked about that time. also when president johnson was able to bring both sides together. he also praised republicans for their lack of supporting the vote rege form act. let's take a look. >> i am concerned that on this 50th anniversary these divisions and the lack of a spirit of coming together put us back in the dust bin of old history. >> president obama is coming here this morning, and he is expected to talk about lyndon johnson as his inspiration. he's obviously the first african-american president. and a beneficiary of that legislation. he's

shriver,include maria david robinson and others. summitel was part of a working the 50th anniversary of at civil rights act of 1964 the lbj presidential library in austin, texas. [applause] >> thank you and welcome everyone. we are delighted to be here and have our guests join us to talk century, social justice in the 21st century. hear some of the work you are doing in a community where you work and that causes you can start in any direction, but i think we will start with david who is to my left. andould like you to open up talked about what brings you to this place at this time. you accept the invitation? >> number one, it was close. [applause] living in san antonio, right beenthe street, i've trying to be supportive of everything texas does. it's a wonderful institution and i'm glad i could be a part of it all stop