>> warren richardson feels it's the children that suffer most from the war.they're the ones who have to build their lives among ruins and on the run. >> in the next generation, whether they take on bitterness, i don't know. whether they take on diplomacy, i have no idea. i would really hope that things are set in place for them that allows them to have some sort of understanding that they can live for a future, as opposed to live in fear. >> well, another of vladimir putin's battlefields is the gas war which could leave many people across europe enduring a tough winter. so, to prevent the russian leader from having the whole continent at his mercy, people in the netherlands have been looking more closely at their own reserves. they're located in the groningen gas field, up in the north-east of the country which is viewed as the biggest of its kind in europe. that might sound good, but there are problems. >> jan's house is being strengthened to withstand future earthquakes. this part of the building has already been spared you can see it here. another section

>> warren richardson feels it's the children that suffer most from the war.they're the ones who have to build their lives among ruins and on the run. >> in the next generation, whether they take on bitterness, i don't know. whether they take on diplomacy, i have no idea. i would really hope that things are set in place for them that allows them to have some sort of understanding that they can live for a future, as opposed to live in fear. >> well, another of vladimir putin's battlefields is the gas war which could leave many people across europe enduring a tough winter. so, to prevent the russian leader from having the whole continent at his mercy, people in the netherlands have been looking more closely at their own reserves. they're located in the groningen gas field, up in the north-east of the country which is viewed as the biggest of its kind in europe. that might sound good, but there are problems. >> jan's house is being strengthened to withstand future earthquakes. this part of the building has already been spared you can see it here. another section

see him walking down the street either warren hinkle from editor of ramparts or jeanette etheridge former owner of tosca. so peter richardson is not a stellar job. he seem together the trace elements of thompson's literary influences and a really compelling. it so we're thrilled. he can grace our halls peter richardson has written critically acclaimed books about the iconic rock band the grateful dead also ramparts magazine legendary muckraking magazine and carrie mcwilliams the radical author journalist and editor of the nation magazine. he's going to be joined tonight by none other than david talbot. i actually can't think of anybody better to be doing the honors. david is the esteemed author of four popular history books and the founder and original editor and chief of salon magazine former senior editor of mother jones magazine. he is a journalist a columnist. he's written for the new yorker for time for rolling stone the guardian much much more is book the season of the witch, of course his legendary san francisco chronicle best seller for many years his most recent book as titled by the light of burning dreams the tri