i recently caught up with marion to talk about her new book and her new career. i just finished reading your new book, actually very amazing. talk to me about the journey, you know, that you describe in this book? >> this one really is from the heart. it's just, you know, about finding forgiveness, all of us go through tough times in our lives, we all make mistakes. it's how do you pick yourself up and dust yourself off and look to the next chapter in your life. no pun intended. but, it's very personal. i wrote a series of letters to my husband while i was incarcerated, ranging from why i made certain choices in my life and how to correct those. >> talk to me about some of these choices. when you first were asked the question in front of federal prosecutors about the substances and whether or not you knew what they were and recognized them, you said no. what was going through your head at that time? what made you make that decision? >> all of my success was going through my head. everything that i had worked so hard for was going through my head. and knowing that

marion chose for spectacular targets including the old bailey courthouse. but the most prestigious target was new scotland yard. peter gurney a bomb disposal officer was on duty that day. and i found a four col thought the number plates on the did not relate to that particular vehicle the growth of green time for it with so we decided that what we would do we would go into the booth through the rear seats were in theory and you would see that it was packed with explosives. close one hundred eighty pounds of exposure the problem was moving forward from exposure but not the initiator we had no idea how long it was there on the cloth we just discarded through with to take the explosive away from the bomb. guard five pound larger exposure to put them on the other saw the road towards the bomb went off with the rest of those if. the building hadn't been of are very good and the officials crossed all the windows working those were what was the significance of this bomb these were the first car bombs used in the. two bombs did explode. the irish war was now on the

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marion says it's unlikely. >> from the risk perspective, the risk is very, very small, very, very low. each of those plants on the west coast has been designed to withstand earthquakes, as well as tsunamis. >> reporter: and hopefully the facility in japan will be strong enough to withhold a complete meltdown there. >> there are multiple barriers that prevent this. and that's why with the experience of three-mile island and other incidents, nuclear designers have learned, and they have not only by common sense, but also by law, have to implement multiple, multiple redundant safety systems. >> reporter: and in pennsylvania's three mile island, there was a partial core meltdown, but not a significant release of radiation into the environment. tonight japan is waiting to find out if it has the same fate. live in berkeley tonight, elyce kirchner, nbc bay area news. >>> officials here in california are still assessing the damage caused by the tsunami that hit the california coast yesterday morning. in fact, governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency for santa cruz and san mateo coun

and in the women's game fifteenth seed marion bartoli french woman three the singles final and then wells to do so should salt bell jenny and nina my are in straight sets six one six three excel file surprised by constructive these stop trying to tell you about russia's media shut up about you the other seven final. now england's rugby schoolgirl face island in the six nations in dublin aiming to win their first grand slam since two thousand and three although they will close the trophy anyway unless wales beat france and the other match captain mike tindall is sidelined due to an ongoing jury and will be replaced by mad. you know that the boys is. as you say losers which is the thing that seems to be working exactly the same way just because an engine we have in all of the. scenes we're in so there's that you know that's part of the fun is well in the destroy your view with your. now the move to pieces and kicks off this weekend in qatar with case of stone setting the fastest lap time in friday's practice session a good day for home the riders overall with the europe still write this com

one of those women was marion price and i didn't i didn't from even the time i was too young and i didn't have a license but i'd been in a car that was needin with explosives them being brought into belfast and we were stopped by the british army and at the time we had these closed and the door panels . and so when in the door for me and i said to no no no no i can manage and i got in the car because i didn't want a minute he i think he was more interested in looking at my legs than he was at the car. most of the time the ira called in warnings. that the ira say was economic terrorism buildings not bodies. under their own rules killing civilians was wrong. but planning car bombs is not an exact science. and when the ira messed up people lots of people die. on the afternoon of the twenty first of july one thousand nine hundred seventy two the ira planted twenty two car bombs in the center of belfast. all time to go off within minutes of each other. bloody friday was the world's first mass car bomb attack. the ira phoned in warnings but one bomb prematurely exploded in oxford street bus sta

nineteen year old marion price was leader of the bomb team. we went along on the morning that the bombs went off and the driver on the person he was the time they got up at six in the morning.

marion chap phil taylor from the friends of the san francisco public library. one of our board members who is our even a share. thank you for putting all of this together. annie chung. she still donated to the reception so all of us could get fed. and srt productions for the photography. they are out there making sure we have a record of the day's events. cindy anderson. are your hair -- are you here? the women's action network also donated to us. and, of course, max's cafe. our cookies were donated by max's cafe. and the staff of the department and the status of women, their dedication and support. they support the friends, so we support all their initiatives of their projects. without them, all this would not happen, so i would like to recognize them. again, thank you to the friends of the board members. oh, and, we do have flowers for the chair of this event, so we have flowers for you. i will tell you, you know how events are. this would not have happened without her. at the last minute, she was sending out memos and reminders. thank you very much. finally,

i remember when marion anderson would sing, my grandmother made us be quiet and respectful before greatness. every once in a while a neighbor would come by and would excuse herself and come out with a pitcher of lemonade or ice tea. she had those tea cakes that i loved. most of the time children would say go on and play. you wouldn't listen to grown up's conversation. at that point we were all welcome. the stories were layered. seniors got something that the young parents and fathers learned, then teenagers and little ones. we all got something out of the story. they were layered. i try to do that in my writing. i try to layer so that the reader who is sharing the story with the young person will get something out of it or see something they can learn from as well. my mother loved to do poetry. i would sit in the hallow of her arm and begin resiting dunbar poetry. [inaudible] you as dirty as me. look at that mouth. him being so sweet and sticky, goodness. i would say momma, do it again, please. i would beg her to do it again, she would say, no, go to bed, now. i grew up listening to dunbar

marion chap phil taylor from the friends of the san francisco public library. one of our board members who is our even a share. thank you for putting all of this together. annie chung. she still donated to the reception so all of us could get fed. and srt productions for the photography. they are out there making sure we have a record of the day's events. cindy anderson. are your hair -- are you here? the women's action network also donated to us. and, of course, max's cafe. our cookies were donated by max's cafe. and the staff of the department and the status of women, their dedication and support. they support the friends, so we support

marion chap phil taylor from the friends of the san francisco public library. one of our board members who is our even a share. thank you for putting all of this together. annie chung. she still donated to the reception so all of us could get fed. and srt productions for the photography. they are outre

city failed to overcome in our mickey winning the second leg one nil but losing to see one and i get marion bartoli with sense of in last night's much safer straight into his manager roberto mancini put joy phenomena russian for the known as russian coach duty shimmy. more preferences through tool in order to draw tonight i just want to give credit to my. research of teams manchester suzi was a great challenge. for these. players and we scored other goals because we played well. we didn't consider any chance. of them. but i think. legacy there was a was better. now rather football arsenal have resigned therefore mickey begins lehmann until the end of the season to ease a goalkeeping crisis at the club. the forty one year old had announced his retirement from the sport just a few months ago britain's agreed to come back to the gun is where he played for five years until two thousand and eight injuries have meant manual emmanuel it wasn't arsenal's only thick paper. he was trying for was. for the rest of the season because. for six weeks we have my no new york for six weeks. of course i've kn

marion spent the next decade in prison but over the next twenty five years the ira would explode thousands of car bombs. and just one bomb could destroy a small town or blast the heart of a key financial center like the city of london. bomb disposal officer mike calder was called out to diffuse the biggest ira bomb of all. round about ten twenty seven the morning tremendous blast of the truck. about three kilograms i exploded. sort of blast wave that rick. windows out of the hole where. the ira deliberately planted the bishopsgate bomb on a saturday morning knowing that most of those city offices would be empty. it was economic terrorism. with. shoreditch bishopsgate was around about one billion pounds. imagine twenty times the amount of devastation in city centers around the united kingdom. the ira never won their war in ireland but the british lost their ears on the streets of the city of london. did you think this was going to change the politics of northern ireland when this bomb went off oh no doubt about it and i saw the devastation and realised what a launch those bonds were ushered

smoltz future hall of fame pitcher who compared gay marriage to beastie ality by saying what's next marion animal or repeat offender jeremy shockey of the saints. who said that he wouldn't stand for having a gay guy on his team because they're going to be in the shower with us. as with sexism this kind of homophobia functions to maintain a certain ideal of normal manhood by dehumanizing other people and in the process it keeps gay athletes in the closet. john amaechi played for seven seasons in the national basketball association then in two thousand and seven he became the first former n.b.a. player to come out of the closet but if we end up being open and accepting of on the sexual in sports will we not been begin to become open and accepting of homosexuals in other walks of life i mean obviously it's a slippery slope. it's a slippery slope and hoping it's a very slippery slope ok. i coming out and join the likes of baseball player billy bean and n.f.l. office of lineman esera to all but all these guys waited until retirement to come out of the closet why is that well let's consider how

and in the women's game fifteen seed marion bartoli is the first french woman to reach the singles final in the indian wells to do so she saw four belgian mar in straight sets six one and six three banks out for surprise package parts of lee's top ranked palin was no doubt fresh is maybe a shut up of the other match. now england's rugby schoolgirl face silent in the six nations and dublin aiming to win their first grand slam since two thousand and three although they will clinch the trophy anyway unless wales beat france and the other match captain mike tindall is sidelined due to an ankle injury and will. banahan you know what what to say what the price is. as you say at least as much as here if we were here with the same still be working exactly the same way and just as. we go you know all of that want to. see some of their stadium as part of the full as well and that's why you know the fifty thousand people there were trying to get into some of. basketball now wearing the n.b.a. phoenix and the four game losing streak by beating golden state on friday night carrying friary chan from a

your eight seven off early and you think water that stylistically need a few minutes later shawn marion with a dunk plus the fall on the way to making it twenty fifty team i love setting a season high for points in a quarter with forty one in the second still a hefty seventy two fifty one lead at the big break an easy task after the stars holding on to be advantage to eventually lose to eighty. i thought what. else were the no gets finally cooled on the suns ten furnishing the first win or is a winner in thirteen tries for them miami meanwhile it's not the five losing state against reigning champions that sanctions the determined chris bosh delivering a team like twenty four points the ball more through the media when way too out of twenty and self also blood to chase victory again after a series of close calls. you know it feels good to win to get win a game where you've been losing games and you know we knew those games will come out and you know just like the last couple games that we've lost here at home especially we had to figure out a way and found a way and we did it you know we

including the united states penitentiary at marion, the first super federal max. that is on a marijuana convention. -- conviction. i spent most of my time in solitary confinement. you do not know this, but if you plead not duty and you get a jury trial and then you have an appellate case, you go directly to solitary confinement. were you do not have access to the law library. you do not have access to your attorneys. i spent most of my time in federal prison in solitary confinement because i had an appellate case. if you do not know this. when i came out of federal prison, i went to graduate school, directly into graduate school. my first semester in grad school as a master student, i remember the chair of the department asked me if i could teach criminology. i said, "sure." [laughter] the first day i taught class at the university of wisconsin, i had 500 students and an entire front row were milwaukee police officers. i told them that i just got a federal prison. they looked at me, and i said, "we are going to have a good time." [laughter] hey, it is real. that i

she explains that a suspect had, what, sharon, barricaded himself inside a building on marion street? >> reporter: yes. he had barricaded himself inside a home. this is a standoff that now lasted nine hours just has ended a couple of minutes ago. berkeley sergeant robert rittenhouse, tell us what happened. >> officers responded to the 1800 block of marin about 7:30 last night on the report of gunshots being fired. at that point, we created a perimeter and started evacuations. as things drew -- as this drew on, the barricaded subject hostage negotiation team was called on the and we began to negotiate with the individual. >> reporter: you were able to talk back and forth the hostage negotiator with him? >> yes, we did have contact with him. >> and then, what happened that the s.w.a.t. team had to go in? >> so we do everything possible to try and resolve this peaceably. and sometimes that means talking to an individual for hours on end. at some point, the decision was made and they sent a team into the residence where they found one individual deceased with an apparent gunshot wound. >>

to believe that a few minutes later shawn marion would be done plus a foul on his way to making it twenty two fourteen the map setting a season high five points in a neutral with forty one in the second to open up an amazing seventy two to fifty one lead at hof time and easy job after that as dallas firmly held gone through that advantage to eventually finish eighteen points or had won twenty seven two why don't i the final score. stay stateside but moving to florida where the start of the cadillac championship was delayed for over two hours due to stormy weather of the douro golf course and the play was stopped due to bad light with only eleven players having completed all eighteen holes however how intimate is the leader of the early action on seven on the par of the sound holes american started going the back nine with four straight birdies and added three more for the close of play so maine is through strokes ahead of a group of six golf which includes world number one martin kaymer who girded four holes out of his first five for a share of the second place with luke donald the man wh

to retire from her fourth round tie with a shoulder injury the belgian won the first set against marion bartoli of france six trying. to stop the world number two said she would have trouble with that shoulder popping for travel to miami and the next three. months that is the defending. serbian lost and hopefully kept it on a run of h. six four six two this is tied tightly to. one of egypt and the other was the nineteenth save face but it's really nothing to find and that wasn't the other surprises obviously francesca schiavone lost in three sets to hear from israel although the world number one caroline wozniacki research with or to kyle's help to survive really scare against russia at least that clip on her feet. however not really surprises in the men's draw but a fighter a chinese prime ignacio chela if anyone is taking a first love i'm going to take the second sixty. and also into the fourth round it's going to be that is really hard and even more convincing win against ernests gulbis six six one is on the screen. and we finish with one of the newest and most exciting extreme sport