Professor Wiesel talks about his memoir, All Rivers Run to the Sea. Five days after the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin, he recalls his first meeting with Rabin in 1967 and advocates a communal fast as a fitting response. Professor Wiesel explains that his new book is structured around a series of dreams of his father, mother and family. He speaks more about his family and those who were close to him in this memoir than in Night. He speaks of his life after the war in Paris, later as a journalist and his coming to New York. He concludes with his marriage in 1969 in Jerusalem, a groom and son receptive to stories he has already told and to stories he has yet to tell.