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>> how were they trained in the chosen? .. what. >> it really was the point* of no return. >> host: where did you find their diaries? >> the diaries were first published by their father, brother privately. because they felt that their death was meaningless but then they did not want to them and to be forgotten. so when i started to contact them, i was afraid that they may not the been give me the permission and but have no mistake be grateful that i am introducing to the international ...

>> in their book, "a day late and a dollar short", two former bureau chiefs for the "washington post" examine the progress toward the goal of achieving a post-racial america. busboys and poets here in washington, d.c., is the host of this hour 10-minute event. >> okay. my name is terry michael. im director of the washington center for politics and journalism, which is very pleased to cosponsor this event tonight. i have the honor of having brought robert pierre to washington under the ...

and the news of the day. john jeter expresses his book on the globalization. "washington journal" is next. ♪ >> 40 years ago, they gathered at a farm in new york. people gathered for music, mud, camaraderie and chemicals. it was woodstock, which is now known as a generation. it is august 15, 2009. we will talk about woodstock for the first half-hour of the program. a couple of articles and pieces to look at to get us going. the first is from brett green who writes for the denver post...

>> twelve books.com is the website. gerrgary goldstein is director f publicity. >> and up next more live coverage from the 2009 chicago tribune printers row lit fest. coming up can bobo author of wage that in america and john deere who wrote flat broke in the free market. >> welcome to the 26th annual chicago tribunes lit fest. we would like to thank our sponsors and community partners who make this event possible. just a few housekeeping notes before we begin todays program. out of c...

undertaken, do you think they will have a more important role coming out of this historic lee? >> i think for me it is quite obvious that china will become more important, economically, financially, but in one sense i have to say that there is also a huge problem, of course. the environment, the social problems, income inequality. i know that in the united states income inequality is also an issue the income inequality in china is much worse than it is here or in europe. i fear a littl...