we did everything from vehicle patrol, atv patrolling, horseback, on foot, everywhere. >> john bryant had seemingly vanished from the face of the earth. the fbi posted a $10,000 reward for information, but the bryant case went cold. until meredith emerson loomed on the lawmen's radar. >> our lead investigator began following that case, and immediately there were some similarities that we saw between the two cases. both of these incidents occurred on forest service land. we really felt like that the two were probably connected. we may go years without a homicide. this was very, very different. do we have a killer running around loose in the national forest? >> in georgia, the searchers >> whoever making the withdrawal, it it wasn't 79-year-old john bryant. but time and geography were working against the lawmen. >> we spent weeks everywhere in that it entire area. we did everything from vehicle patrol, atv patrolling, horseback, on foot, everywhere. >> john bryant had seemingly vanished from the face of the earth. the fbi posted a $10,000 reward for information, but the bryant case went

this encompasses what john hope bryant latest bestseller book is about, "the memo."lavern took it upon herself to empower herself. she didn't allow naysayers to tell her that her dream was not possible. she did not allow obstacles and distractions and her life to keep her from staying focused on the goal and her dream. and so she is a great example of following through and making things happen for her life. i was able to attend her graduation ceremony this past week with ten other graduates, and it really just speaks to the spirit of "the memo." so we're very excited to have you here today, to hear directly from the author himself, john hope bryant, who i am proud to i've been a friend since going back to compton. over 30 years. and recently i just moved to atlanta sun even more excited to be your personal edition of this experience with you. so again without further ado let's give a round of applause to the founding chairman and ceo of operation hope, john hope bryant. [applause] >> wasn't she amazing? its was hard to speak publicly, and she did a great job. and did

allowed to read them or listen to them because they were classified we also presented evidence from john bryant. who was a former congressman who represented the holy land foundation after he left congress but nine hundred ninety seven the whole foundation me as an attorney to help them with the problem i personally contacted the federal bureau of investigation and we met with leaders of the dallas office of the federal bureau of investigation on two occasions to say we had seen these articles in the newspaper and wanted to know. are you are are is holding a foundation of interest. and if so why we had those meetings in both cases we were given no guidance no advice no confirmation that they were under arrest i met with a number two man in the israeli embassy. here said look i don't know what your concerns are but if you will convey to me with the concerns or the holding of foundation will operate in such a way that you're no longer going to. he agreed to that perhaps this was a good suggestion and he would get back to me. but weeks passed and he did not get back to me so i contacted him and he

eastern, john hope bryant, founder and ceo of operation hope, argues that the poor should turn to economicnce to protect themselves from social and economic injustices. at 7:30, paul hall person explores the relationship between richard feinman and john wheeler who explored theories of quantum reality and time. and on booktv's "after words" at 9 p.m., former clinton administration official and georgetown university law professor peter edelman argues that courts are exploiting the poor by charging excessive fines and fees for minor crimes. he's interviewed by representative hank johnson from georgia. at 10, neil, alan and joel gershenfeld discuss what they call the third digital revolution. and we wrap up our prime time programming at 11:40 with rebecca cost that, predicting future events and outcomes with more precision. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. 72 hours of nonfiction authors and books this weekend. television for serious readers. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. good morning. [inaudible conversations] >> before we begin, may i ask all of you to please turn o

featuring john hope bryant and his latest bestseller, "the memo: five rules for your economic liberation." we are very excited to have you with us today and we also want to thank barnes & noble for allowing us to

john perkins. [applause] gov. bryant: each year i ask you to set aside your political agendas and focus only on what would be best to mississippi. understanding that we may have to a betterths tomorrow, but remaining hopeful that we can agree on a direction and destination for our state. this year, the plea to work together will be no different. i do have a renewed faith in the outcome. i have seen the results of our mutual efforts and know that they for -- farce the past the temporary gain of political posturing. i have seen dramatic improvement in mississippi's public education system. i've worked to turn our state into a leader in health care and economic development. we press forward together, we can and we have achieved greatness. if mississippi is to make the leap from good to great, we must have a dedication to achievement. we must inform our people that self-destructive behavior is contagious and can cause an entire state to struggle. they must know that individual responsibility would guarantee -- will guarantee

he made the announcement in new york, and nick bryant has more. ♪ nick: elton john used a virtual reality previous performances to announce that he does not want to do the real thing anymore. after almost 50 years performing around the world, he has finally decided where his future lies, and it is away from immigration halls and the 180 flights a year. elton: ♪ i'd buy a big house where we both could live ♪ nick: he wants to spend more time with his family. elton: i've never had that before, i've never had children, and it has changed my life. i love them so much and i don't like leaving them behind, and wherever i go, they say, "please , daddy, don't don't go." i facetime them now. "you'll be here!" yes, i'll be here. ♪ i'm still standing ♪ nick: the ultimate piano man still clearly loves performing and will continue to release records, but he is 70 years old and has clocked up more than 4000 concerts in 75 countries. elton: enough. i just don't want to travel anymore. i've been traveling since i was 17 in the back of a van. although i travel in the most fantastic way, it is exhausting a

john has announced he will stop touring in order to spend more time with his young children. the star said he would say goodbye to fans with a series concerts spanning three years. nick bryantsed a virtual reality show of previous performances to announce that he doesn't want to do the real thing any more. after almost 50 years of performing around the world, he has finally decided where is future lies. and it is away from departure land, immigration halls and 180 flights per year. from departure land, immigration halls and 180 flights per yearlj have found a house were we both could live. he wants to spend more time with his family. i've never had that before, i've never had children. it has changed my life, i love them so much and i like being with them and i don't like leaving them behind and wherever i go they say please daddy, don't go. i facetime them now, i said say please daddy, don't go. i facetime them now, isaid ijust announced my last two, they said you will be here. i will be here. this old piano man loves performing and will continue to release records, but he is 70 years old and has clocked up more than 4000 concerts in 75 countries. enough. are just wa nt to

think about a shy elton john, very creative young designer, carter bryant who always dreams about being a fashion designer, has been sketching from childhood all sorts of angels and fairies and he describes himself as being a sort of that are cord away when he was growing up in los angeles who while other boys were maybe playing with trucks and cars and with the balls outside and soccer he was actually playing with barbie and reading fashion magazines and his mother was very supportive. she actually testified in court about all of this and he wants to be in high fashion, but the second best when you are working in los angeles is this conglomerate mattel the control such a big market share and has such huge purchasing power of talent and he takes a job designing barbie clothes. he becomes really frustrated with the culture of mattel. he feels like it's been very stagnant. there's not acceptance of new ideas. barbie is never changing and actually what i did a lot of the research and interviews and kind of intense discovery of the corporate culture of mattel i actually uncovered this term

kindness now from east to west from a lowly wood to holyrood because i know john by the start of states and screen mr bryant calls brian welcome to the alex salmond show nice to see yours in the week of the golden globes and i know you were nominated for golden globe your neighbor years a. little quote from the envelope but the question over the words that is when you're the appeal of these big awards do you actually know what you want no you don't do serious you don't really want and in this week's golden globe awards offices paintings up campaign the stars of hollywood making the protest but by a willing black woman do you feel about protests like that you think they have their place or do you think it's a place it's very strange because you know it's been a long time coming but actually historically it's been a roman for a much longer than one thanks i mean it's not new states up till the gets here the term is up it's been going on in the time it's been up for a long long time and finally i think. as this settlement showed the other night they've finally had enough and it's time to protest the other. pol

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john has announced a farewell tour. he says he wants to stop touring to spend more time with his young children but only after a three—year extravaganza featuring 300 gigs around the globe. nick bryants to announce that he doesn't want to do the real thing any more. after almost 50 years of performing around the world, he has finally decided where his future lies. and it's away from departure lounges, immigration halls and 180 flights a year. # i'd buy a big house where we both could live... he wants to spend more time with his family. i've never had that before, i've never had children. it's changed my life, ijust love them so much and ijust love being with them and i don't like leaving them behind and wherever i go they say, "please daddy, don't go." i facetime them now, i say ijust announced my last tour, they said, "good, you'll be here." yes, i'll be here. this ultimate piano man still clearly loves performing and will continue to release records, but he is 70 years old and has clocked up more than 4,000 concerts in 75 countries. enough. i just don't want to travel any more. i have been travelling since i was 17 in the back of a van up and down the m1. although i travel in the

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