now condoleezza rice on democracy. [inaudible conversations] [applause] and actor price is going to be interviewed for us by one of the best interviewers i know who has his own show on bloomberg or national book festival cochair and very generous supporter mr. david rubenstein. [applause] please welcome both of them.plea [applause] and thanks, and enjoy. thank you very much for coming. thank you very much or having me here and welcome everybody.yo thanks for being here. it s a great event, great event. [applause] it s hard to believe but you ve now been out of government for about nine years bo so before we get into your new book on democracy which i highly recommend that we will talk about it tell us what you been doing since he left government other than writing three a selling books, this is the third but other than that you were teaching at stanford and what ozzy doing? i ve gone back to what i consider to be my real profession are they had thatat digression i
college and for clair careers. ffcla has over 160,000 student members in 5400 chapters across the nation and in puerto rico. those numbers speak volumes about the reach and impact of this organization. fccla is unique among student organizations because the programs are planned and run by student members and it s the only career and technical inschool student organization with a central focus on family. one of fccla s signature programs focuses entirely on teen traffic safety. today we ve convened students for an important question. as they prepare their students to start a new school year, fccla asks is road safety on your back to school checklist. here with the results of a new report, fccla executive director sandy spivone. to provide programs and opportunity for youth to have leadership tools to take a concern and turn it into action. she s developed national youth leadership training programs, to address the specific health and safety concerns and coordinated national ca
to begin our program this eek, please stand and welcome the west covina high school jrotc honor guard for the presentation of the colors that will be followed by the singing of the national anthem by alisa, cilario. oh say can you see by the dawn s early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilights last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ore the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ore the land of the free and the home of the brave [applause] please be seated. thank you to the west covina high school our r.o.t.c. honor guard and alisa i would like to recognize spernl guests guest te with us at the richard nixon foundation john barr and sandy quin. [applause] orange county supervisor john spitzer. [applause] members of the yorba li
the suspect may have planned an even bigger attack. the dallas police chief said he had planned to carry out a larger attack involving explosives that would ve had devastating effects throughout the city. with me now someone who knows about the work being done right this instant behind closed chords. doors. aside from going through social media connections and physical search of johnson s blondes gains what else is happening? good evening to you. the investigators in dallas and as you know i was there the entire weekend and i spoke with a number of the investigators. what they re looking at now is whether or not the suspect in this case who is now deceased whether or not he have any assistance from someone else. we do know and they had been able to link him to the new black panther party where he was a member of the organization for about six months. they put him out of the organization because they said he did not want to follow the chain of command. they are looking at
mr. harris: there was no good record on how that work had been done. many reporters do not know about it. i wanted to write it for journalism students, but also i wanted to write and for general readership, the same people who might have enjoyed all the president s men, who might have liked how journalists worked at their very peak. what i found was that very little has been written about these prizes. it is interesting, because you would expect the pulitzer would be well known, but the stories of how these articles were written is not known. and all the presidents men is the exception. everybody knows a lot about them. i did have to do a chapter on it, because it was a public service a winner. and i got to spend some time with bob woodward and bradley. but it was the lesser-known stories during those years, where i found the real treasure. the first prize of went for the coverage of world war i. and it showed how newspaper journalism has been playing a role of exposing