a.k. convinced the kidnapper he would serve as his book agent and invited adam here to talk about the project. >> adam lives in mogadishu in a really difficult place to live and you are bringing him to a place where europeans come on vacation? >> i think what it did is solidified my status as an international business person, someone that had the means to get him what he wanted, essentially a book contract. >> adam took the bait. here he is in mauritius with a.k. >> did you ever get worried he'd figure you out? >> he turned to me, what did you think of me? your english is so great. i turned it back on him, what did you think of many e? and he said, first i thought you were intelligence, but now, now we are brothers. >>ancy a backdrop of serene stillness and beauty, the brothers continue to talk and even relax. they each had something to gain in this face-to-face meeting. >> he had one objective, getting that book deem? >> he did. >> it seemed you had one objective? >> definitely we had one

it wasn't like she had explosives, bombs, guns, shotguns, or a.k.-47s, she was taking kitchen knives.e away from all of this, marty, is awareness. she told someone in school. they reported it. it went to law enforcement. >> that's right. >> they arrested. >> right. >> they did a search warrant, they found her manifesto type notebook and they found her plans and that's how it got uncovered. that's the only way to prevent these things, public awareness of suspicious activity. that's the only way. not state hate crime bills. >> it should have been brought forward from the very beginning as we tell the story that what happened was she was discovered because of someone who did see something and said something. let me ask you this, the church member that wondered where she got this whole message, this feeling of hate, and yet we've been seeing a rise of hate crimes across the country. how do we reverse that trend? no doubt she was in part informed through the internet, i'm sure. >> no doubt. she's replicating the dillon ruuf matter from south carolina. very, very sick. coming from the inter

same position as we were a year ago saying if he has data points like this, why we don't see it in an a.k>> i think that it is a good question you know, at the same time, i think that is it too early to call this truck a huge success like this is the most interesting looking vehicle we've seen in this country since the delorean and they have already taken 250,000 pre-orders i think if you can afford this car and you have a place to put it, chances are you might want it >> roger, are these really pre-orders or are they fan club dues i'm more inclined to think that they are fan club dues it is 100 bucks. it is refundable if you like tesla, why wouldn't you put 100 bucks out there and get updates and then be part of the rah-rah crowd. tesla has never really given us hard numbers on how many of these deposits, whatever you want to call them, actually translate into people buying the thing once it is available >> jon, i'm with you on that point. i'm not a car person, but dude, that is one of the ugliest looking vehicles i've ever seen. and the notion that you put 100 bucks down, you put your n

and a.k.andoval strauss the' barr owe america reports on how latino immigrants restored american cities in the 1990s and 2000s after disinvestment. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> booktv recently visited capitol hill and asked republican congressman gary palmer of alabama about his reading list. >> well, over the last year or so, i've read several books. the american spirit by dade mccullough -- david mccullough, friends didded by gordoned wood. -- divided by gordon wood. got on a little history thing there. a time for truth. if you can keep it by eric me

and a.k. sandoval strauss the' barr owe america reports on how latino immigrants restored american cities in the 1990s and 2000s after disinvestment. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> booktv recently visited capitol hill and asked republican congressman gary palmer of alabama about his reading list. >> well, over the last year or so, i've read several books. the american spirit by dade mccullough -- david mccullough, friends didded by gordoned wood. -- divided by gordon wood. got on a little history thing there. a time for truth. if you can keep it by eric me metaxas. david and goliath by i'll malcolm gladwell, and i read the power behind the light by richard simmons and the little things by andy andrews. and i think there's another one one -- or nine of them. that's -- i'll think of it in a minute. >> how do you select the books that you read? >> it varies. i'm big on biography and history. i tell