tavis: so peter and marian hook up, and the rest, as they say, is history. [laughter] they spend a lifetime loving each other and loving poor people, and so it is the case all these years later that this long-distance runner has a new book out called "so rich, so poor: why it's so hard to end poverty in america." he is an authentic american hero, and i'm honored to have him on this program. peter edelman, thanks for the book, and thanks for your work, sir. >> thank you very much, tavis. thank you. tavis: that's our show for tonight. until next time, thanks for watching, and as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with -- jonathan demme. his new project on rock icon neil young. we will see you then. >> 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 together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pb

. >> marian casey. >> hi. i am marian casey. i live at -- i own a condo at 227 masonic. i myself do not have a car. but the fact that there would be no parking on masonic is really just impossible for me to comprehend. because of service vehicles and all of the friends coming on the weekends. because the particular area that i live is across from the blood center. and across from the park, from the school on the other side. and there is no side street parking. because the university of san francisco is right behind us. just ewing terrace is small and we all have old houses. and not room for the cars and there are two flats at every unit. i went to all three meetings. in fact i am the pitcher of the first meeting. not like i wasn't involved. but i really have difficulty. and i have to say this is not, i didn't know about this meeting. if i didn't google something from the bike coalition. i wouldn't have known this existed today. i have been inquiring. i think a lot of safety issues can be addressed. there is still not a pedestrian count-down light on masonic and church. t

-- and saying, unfortunately, he didn't feel about you the way you feet about him, and marian says, he did feel the same. for weeks and weeks he felt it. i know he did. now, it's puzzling because if you read "sense and sensibility" it seems like they do feel the same way. they're excited about each other. they want to -- early in the book. they want to spend all their time together. thoroughly enjoying each other0s company, but either willow by didn't feel the same way, or else he could feel that way but is was easier for him to forget it. it kind of lights um -- highlights a way in which typically women are more forward looking when it comes to relationships, and men are more living in the moment. i found in "the new york times" something in their modern love section, a really interesting piece by a woman named margaret fields who won a contest to be in the "new york times" about her love life. she complains about none of the men in her life will commit to her or anybody else. she don't know anybody who has a boyfriend tt doesn't have an open relatnship. d so she says -- she is str

i'm happy to say that about 6 months ago, i was able to get together with sam marian from the office of complaints my written directives unit and a couple of the city attorneys where we sat down and went through all of the drafts that we had, came up with what we thought was consolidated, defined productive, useful terms for the general order. >> we went back and forth, probably had upwards of a half a dozen to a dozen meetings. our last meeting was yesterday, where we came to a agreed upon conclusion on what we believe is the final draft for 5.05. all of us had a copy of it today. and the responses that i got by e-mail is that everyone is happy with that draft and... >> why don't we have a copy of the draft? >> where is the draft that you are talking about? >> i will be more than happy to e-mail a copy of that draft to you tomorrow. >> what we have been trying to do is come up with what we believe is going to be a draft that we will present to the police officers association for a meet and confer to the presentation of the command staff and to the commission so that we can present e

marian hinman and nancy katz are rolling over in their graves. they instituted a 40 foot height limit when the fontana towers were approved way long time ago. people look at those towers and imagine the other 10 that were slated to be constructed and thank marian and nancy. the board rules were mentioned earlier. no applause, no derition. that's fine, that's good. but i know another one where the supervisor in whose district the project is located is deferred to environmental review appeals they did that with 135ored, for you mark farrell for 1269 -- mark farrell for 1269 lombard street. how come eight of you can't do that for the board president now. the board defers on those items, and i've suffered zero to 11 votes. i don't understand how we got to 8-3 but let me see if i can't find a few more votes. mark and scott should be with david. and i think that eric and carmen should be with david as well, because their committees, after all, passed this up through, and they are dependent upon him for their chairs. 31,000 people gave us the opportunit

marian hinman and nancy katz are rolling over in their graves.they instituted a 40 foot height limit when the fontana towers were approved way long time ago. people look at those towers and imagine the other 10 that were slated to be constructed and thank marian and nancy. the board rules were mentioned earlier. no applause, no derition. that's fine, that's good. but i know another one where the supervisor in whose district the project is located is deferred to environmental review appeals they did that with 135ored, for you mark farrell for 1269 -- mark farrell for 1269 lombard street. how come eight of you can't do that for the board president now. the board defers on thoseem

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marian wright edelman. these persons have had great impact on my life. >> what did you learn from dr. king, in particular, because your legacy is so intricately tied to dr. king's. you were literally standing on the balcony. >> i was on the ground. we were talking to each other. >> to be that close to him not just at that moment but over the course of those years u what were the big lessons you learned from dr. king? >> oh, boy. one i think is intellectual preparation. he was a serious scholar. you think of him, he did a debate on the negro and the constitution at age 14. >> wow. >> age 15 he went to moorehouse. he finished at 19. he was a furious scholar. he read at least one fiction an nonfiction book a week. i mean, he was as scholarly as he was activist. and so i'm not bad as a scholar, but i certainly appreciate the need to keep researching the great history of our time. i think i got something from him. >> i think you got a whole lot of that. in 1984 and in 1988, you ran for president of the united st

marian barry and jack evans want to study the possibility of full casino and online gambling. they say it's just a preliminary look, but members of congress especially in nearby states that already have gambling may try to block any measure that would actually legalize gambling in the district. >>> what a beautiful day it was out there today. doug, we have more like this coming our way? >> jim, not only do we have more like this coming, but this is kind of what we're going to be seeing for probably the next month or so. very cool nights and very nice and warm afternoons. very similar to fall. it does feel fall out there right now. 70 degrees. plenty of sunshine. winds out of the northwest about 9 miles an hour. satellite and radar showing clear skies. the same clear skies will lead to a cool night tonight. dipping down into fairfax county, 69 by 7:00. waking up to 51 degrees. many of you even colder. my forecast coming up in a minute. >>> cops running for their lives. a woman gets much more than she bargained for when she called for roadside help. >>> a washington redskins rec

and when delores price and her sister marian were i.r.a. fighters trying to force the british out. i.r.a. bombing campaign to the heart of london. she's told her story along with other former i.r.a. and british loyalist fighters to researchers from boston college on the promise that the interview tapes would be held in the bc archives until the interviewees had died. northern ireland's police, though, want the tapes now, and an american court has ruled they can have them. but the supreme court may yet decide. the bomb that delores price said here killed a man and injured hundreds. she did time for it. but the reason the police want to get their hands on her recorded boston college testimony was for her admitted involvement in another crime, the kidnap and murder of a mother of ten, one of the so called disappeared. jean was accused by the i.r.a. of being an informer. she was driven across the border to the irish republic and shot. the i.r.a. later revealed where some of the bodies were buried. >> so you drove her. >> i drove her. >> reporter: did you understand at that point the li

thousands journey to carthage each year for the marian days festival, a four-day pilgrimage to give thankso the virgin mary for the safety and freedom they feel they enjoy in america. >> it's like a divine providence that we happened to be right in the middle of the united states. everybody can come over here, you know, just the whole family gathering. but the second part is just the spiritual side of things, because through the year there's all this hardship, working, and it's just a week to come here just to pray and listen to conferences to nourish their spiritual side. >> about 500 people came in 1978, the first year of the festival. today, between 50,000 and 60,000 people attend, making it one of the largest ethnic festivals in the u.s. the centerpiece of the pilgrimage is this statue of the virgin mary, one of only six like it in the world. vietnamese mothers usually take the lead in passing on the faith, and this has translated into a deep devotion within the community to the blessed mother. sister maria nguyen, a benedictine sister from kansas, says many families also credit mary w

and so i want to thank marian siase, the treasure island director who has been working with us and the homeless out reach team and the city view storage on treasure island. and so without regard to where this legislation stands, whether it is adopted or not. we have made a commitment that we are going to try a pilot effort with probably three vehicles that we would be able to store at city view storage on treasure island for a 3-month period. we are working through the details. but she advises that she has the support and agreement from the private storage company and the support of the treasure island office and this will be the first time that we could say, if you move into a stablization room, we will store your vehicle for a three-month period and as long as you remain in case management. that vehicle will be stored without expense and see if we can provide something successful. i do want to say that for the purposes of our office, i have a very constructive relationship with the coalition on homelessness. and i am very grateful for the advocacy that they provide and the leadership

chief tamioka and i met with director hicks and marian on a policy recommendation that occ had for a change to 5.01. we had that meeting a few months back. and in the last couple of days, we received e-mail from the occ with some recommended language. i have not had an opportunity to sit down with the chief although, he has some ideas on some questions for that. that we want to go over with the city attorney, but more importantly than just that one word language. i think that we agree that 5.01 on the use of force has more than just this minor change that needs to be made to it. because, they are looking at changing a word, but we are also looking at addressing the entire policy. we don't want to just change one word and not address the other issues. we should be able to address that at least temporarily through a department bulletin that would change language if we decide to agree for a language change and look forward to a complete reversion of 5.01. but we have not sat down and had that discussion at this time. >> dr. hiks, you had a question? >> oh, i asked president mazzucco and

. >> on the lady's side maria sharapova facing marian bartoli. aced to take the second, 6-3.ving for the match and bartowly returns long. sharapova advancing to the semi finals. serena williams rocking the hair against anna. williams only slipped once literally. she fell while hiting that winner. match point, into the net. is a vena wins. she will race sara irani in the semi finals. >>> nfl football back. the defending super bowl new york giants hosting the cowboys tonight. tony romo. flipped it to him from 10-yards out. 7-3 cowboys at the half. romo to ogletree again. 8 catches for 114-yards and two touchdowns. fourth quarter. tony romo again. this time miles austin. 34-yards for the score. romo 307-yards and three touchdowns in the air as dallas beats the giants in the season opener 24-17. >>> more football news sort of. the newest niner is jim harbaugh's baby boy born yesterday. jack weighed in at 8-pounds and 8-ounces. wife sara is doing fine. a big boy. the coach on his new son who arrives just in time for the season opener in green bay. >> came ten days early which is t

i'm trying to be fair here, marian. i am trying to be fair. every economic indicator shows that this country is getting deeper and deeper into debt. and the entitlement culture is rising, rising and rising. don't you see what's happening in greece? don't you see what's happening in spain? it's absolutely going to happen here if this continues, mary ann. >> it's not. and here is why. what made this country great is when people paid their fair share. there are cheats on both ends of the economic spectrum and like there are people on the lower end cheating the system, there are very wealthy people who cheat the system by not paying their fair share. >> you're right. there are cheaters on both side. demagoguing the issue. even he gets the taxes up, it isn't going to come close to funding what the president wants to fund. >> you have -- you can't just do that. you have to do cuts. you have to do -- >> he doesn't want to do cuts. maybe he will after he buys the election, i don't know. >> ladies, thanks very much. laura ingraham on why so many americ