he glanced at him, and he told jeff, he said, "i think that's eric rudolph." they loaded him up in the patrol car, carried him up to the sheriff's office, printed out one of the posters on the internet. >> eric says "you got me. i'm eric robert rudolph." >> this is a nbc news special report. >> nbc news has confirmed that one of the fbi's most wanted fugitives, eric robert rudolph, charged in a series of bombings including the olympic park bombing in atlanta in 1996 has been arrested in north carolina. >> my only and initial contact with eric rudolph was that monday morning when we were transporting him to ashville. they had already put a vest on him. i walked around the corner. i think it was probably the only time in this investigation i had on an atf jacket. and you could hear him before we walked around the corner. he was just talking to the local deputies, talking to the jailers. and we walked around the corner and he immediately stiffened up, quit talking. eyes forward. basically looking straight ahead. >> when the federal government agent would come in,

greenville people are especially proud and continue to take great pride in major rudolph anderson and his sacrifice. eric sever ride in the 19 60's commented, he died so that thousands, millions of us, did not have to. that's that's quite an example. >> our city tour staff recently traveled to greenville south carolina to learn about its rich history. learn more about greenville and other stops in our tort at www.c-span.org/cities to her. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span three. president woodrow wilson boston attorney a ter louis brandeis. a commemoration this week and of the centennial of his nomination including remarks by u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. here is a preview. connection with the soon-to-be published book titled willie d brandeis, and american province, author and had of the constitutional center in philadelphia, jeffrey rosen, asked me about his influence on me. s poke about brandeis brief. self-consciously, brandeis attempted to document through citation to economic, social, and historical sources the artificial barriers imposed on