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And talk to the owner of the winemaker where i dont think you get that personal touch outside of the state. They are not small like small in production, just small in the feel that they are. They take it very personal and serious and its very familyoriented. Honeywood winery is a family owned and run business. I think its a very personal more intimate feel when you come into an oregon winery. Next on booktv booknotes from 2000. Robert putnam spoke about his book bowling alone the collapse and revival of american community. The book examines the ways in which americans gather in social groups a...

Revised guidelines will help ensure the proper balance is struck when pursuing investigation into authorized disclosures. While they will make a meaningful difference, there are protections. You can read the new guidelines online at our website www. C span. Org. Quacks on the next washington journal, we will sit down with hilda solis concerning the Health Care Law we will sit viebeck aboute the healthcare law. Dean clancy and lori load des. The former ambassador to morocco Marc Ginsberg discusses recent events in egypt and the response from the u. S. So far. All that plus your calls beginning ...

tomorrow at ellen:00 a.m. eastern with the supreme court's announcement this week on gay marriage, booktv presents of their talks from our archives, watch these programs and more all weekend long on booktv. for complete scheduled visit booktv.org. >> you are watching booktv. next, mary eberstadt argues the decline of the family has led to the decline of religion in the western world. this is about 50 minutes. [applause] >> thank you, thank you all for coming out at lunch time, thank you for that lovely introduction. i am honored by the presence of everyone here and grateful to herita...

effectively, we're delighted to have you give the last question. [laughter] >> this thank you. real quickly, wanted to follow up on someone's questions about what the troops would do for jobs. i would say the green jobs are definitely the biggest initiative for the next 15-20 years in this country. there's billions of dollars to be made. it's a little slow, but hope any in the next five years we can speed up the process. my question to you is mostly about the u.n. i personally feel that the u.n. is a great stuff, but it's the most uneffective way to combine nations together and fight...