person. then she vanished. i called the police. something is wrong. and something was. days passed, then months, no leads, no clues, no progress. we ve got to get going. we ve got to get moving on this. enter the a-team. a band of tough guy privatize. yes something to hide. a brief encounter with the mysterious stranger. on the train coming home, she had met this woman. did that hold the answer? she s talking about how someone is trying to assume her identity. a chilling case of a daughter in danger. somebody was after her. welcome to dateline. i m lester holt. she was beautiful, talented, trusting, and sometimes troubled. a young woman from a prominent family finally grabbing the promise and life right up to the day she vanished. when the police seemed unable to find her, her family had to plan, and the usual strategy to solve the mystery. here is keith morrison. it began on the bright morning in may. slipped from its platform in washington stat
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Think they have against a person, and then the decision whether someone should be convicted of a crime or so the decision should be by the u. S. Government do we want to prosecute that person. If the answers now, you need to release them. If you think they have done something thats worthy of detention, then the u. S. Government needs to bring them to court and try them. Host Theresa Duncan is the counsel for mohamedou slahi, author of guantanamo diary. Thanks for your time. Guest thank you. Host and booktvs live coverage of the tucson book festival continues. Now theres another author panel today. Were going to bring it to you live. Its entitled money and influence, and well let the moderator introduce the panelists. After the panel, gilbert gall, who has written about sports and money, will be joining usanothe. Live coverage from tucson. I rate for the nation seen and we are live on. You can applaud when you hear things you like. You will also be asking questions to be ready for it. T
Washington post which as a survival of the fittest by any measure. Dave is here to talk about his relatively new book on top of a long list of great books. For those foowing what has been happening in detroit a book on michigan is a big thing. Next, Michael Hilton has been forever in other places and forever at the los angeles. Micha michael wrote about the affects of silence, technology and policy and his new book is titled big science and it is an incredible story of how science went from being important, valid and meaningful to very big with a lot of mown money. Gilbert is last on the panel. He is Long Associated with a number of papers and wrote briefly for the Washington Post and new york times. Brilliant work with the philadelphia inquirer. And the first work came from the cox field republican. When america goes big it is interesting. I want to begin with a quick note i think it is important. Everything came from daily newspapers and this country has daily newspapers. You can mai
With a lets begin this prayer. We cannot remain silent. For us to honor the responsibilities that we have to protect and defend the american havee we must not only moments of silence, we must have days of action. , am grateful to Mike Thompson the chair on the gun violence robintion task force and kelly for bringing us together this morning. Many of our members are here this morning to bear witness. It is not just the high profile cases that challenge our cases. It is the everyday violence that must be addressed. I think our colleagues were hosting this forum and for the relentless efforts and determined leadership in confronting the gun violence crisis. We are grateful to our expert panelists for sharing their insights, experiences, and solutions. They will be introduced by our cochairs here today, but i wanted to personally welcome them and thank them. I am here to say, no more silence. We must take action to prevent gun violence. To start, we cant and must to closethe bipartisan the