a few years ago, people flocked to the dreamland amusement park. it provided employment for the locals. they painted the rise and sold lollipops. -- rides and sold lollipops. when it closed, the town started to die. >> everybody knew dreamland. there was a big terrace with 6000 seats. they would fire one rocket to remind you. everybody would come for the fireworks. >> they do not understand why the town council last the amusement park to crumble. >> somebody somewhere should be able to get the developer's heads and not them together and get this place going again. >> just up the road, the new margate is taking shape. turner contemporary is an art gallery and art venue. some locals were skeptical and bought a revived amusement park might be more profitable. but visitors are streaming in. the director says it has already made a big difference to the town. >> it was not a pleasant place to visit. people's lines have been changed -- minds have been changed. they see margate in a different league. it symbolizes the change from the margate of the past to

he wrote the nonfiction best seller "dreamland," a critique of the belief in nonstop economic growth. >> you would write an article in a newspaper, but when you write a book, you can take the reader through a whole thinking process. you can almost try to be installed a new program in their brain -- try to reinstall a new program in the brain. >> the book became a movie that received international acclaim. she steers clear of data politics in her books. critics hailed the author, his latest novel tells the story of fear of commitment and loneliness. >> i write specifically for the icelandic reader, and i am not sure if my books are typically icelandic or if i want them to be. i really want to take part in their international dialogue somehow. i think of literature like dialogue. >> nearly 200 books from iceland have been translated into german on the occasion of the frankfurt book fair. a fair number of icelandic books were also published in the united states. people are finally getting a chance to discover the country of literature. >> ever since the advent of the electronic book, the

. >> $200 in cash, a cash card, the nintendo wii, with the new kirby's return to dreamland. >> woo. >t justin bieber, okay, to meet justin bieber, the winner is -- >> mr. potato head and group! alison, julia and steven, from fairfax, virginia. congratulations. >> all right! >> thank you very much. >> how do you feel, winning? >> we feel a little warm in here. >> so you're kind of a baked potato. >> baked potato exactly. >> are you guys looking forward to come back to see justin be bieber? >> yes, the runners up get a $50 cash card, nintendo 3ds, a pair of vip tickets to the justin bieber concert on november 23rd. >> you still are coming to the justin bieber concert. are you cool about that? yes? okay, good, awesome. >> congratulations to everybody. every year we go through this massive extravaganza to get ready. here comes victoria beckham. >> looking good. >> any minute now, she's going to blow. >> you're barely showing it off. >> i may be showing more than she was. >> at least you're a girl. >> oh, that's true. we always like to do, this is time for our "behind the scenes" right? >>

on the way back from dropping off the getaway car in oklahoma city, nichols drives mcveigh to the dreamlandnce from his own home. two days later, mcveigh hitches a ride to elliott's auto shop and rents the ryder truck that will act as the vessel for the bomb. all the pieces are in place and ready to go. mcveigh also settles on a specific date for the bombing. >> the two most significant events in the history that occurred april 19th, to me, was not just one, waco, but, number two, was the shot heard around the world, april 19th, 1775. the spark that started the american revolution. >> so that was another grandiose way of saying how important his actions are to those in the world, compared to everyone else's. his actions mark him a place in history. he matters. >> people have compared oklahoma city to pearl harbor. as far as the impact of a psyche on the american people, that it was a surprise, it was a shock to the nation and all that. one of the chief intentions of it was the same as dropping the bomb on hiroshima. >> and what was that? >> hit them hard, by surprise and heavily. you know,