. >>> agent orange is a chemical defol yapt. united states and south vietnamese armies sprayed large quantities over the jungle. their aim was to strip the trees bare. without cover, enemy soldiers couldn't carry out attacks. agent orange contains dieoxin, a substance toxic to the human body. this family has been suffering from the effects for three generations. t imt et is a former soldier who was exposed to agent orange on the battlefield. soon after being discharged, he began experiencing live and kidney problems. he's been on daily medications ever since. his son started suffering joint problems at the age of 6 and eventually lost the use of his hands and feet. >> translator: i had a sickness. none of the people around me wanted anything to do with me. i felt like a pariah. the family facesa i -- a new ordeal. >> translator: my grandson is not well. i'm worried sick. the doctor says something is wrong with my grandson. >> from parent to child, to grandchild. in this program, we examine the ongoing effects of agent orange. ♪

posing as college students. >> we had an undercover agent, special agent robert rodriguez, who actually had interaction and met with david koresh. >> koresh was not shy about his arsenal or his intentions. >> he says, you know, i don't care what the atf says or does. it's my right to, you know, to bear weapons and nobody is ever going to take me down. that's a red flag. >> when you couple a belief system of an apocalypse with a cult leader who is prepared to die and take everyone with him, giving him the tools to do so was a recipe for disaster. >> shortly after the undercover operation began, koresh stopped leaving the compound fearing he might be arrested. >> we knew pretty much from day one that we were being watched. >> after just over a month of surveillance, agent aguilera secured warrants to search the davidian compound and arrest david koresh. the warrants would be served on sunday, february 28th. the day before the "waco herald tribune" would finally run its story. a detailed expose titled "the sinful messiah." the paper also found out about the raid. >> one of our reporters go

the rest went to pay the agent. is he was strung long by five different agents, each of whom charged a fee. the department of defense requires that contractors ask workers whether they paid recruitment fees. but it isn't hard to see why so few people are comfortable telling the truth. >> do the contractors not know that their employees were trapped in debt or do they condone the abuses because they benefit in some way? to figure that out we have to retrace the path to the city. >> for more "faultlines" check out on demand or visit aljazeera.com/faultlines. >> dubai is critical. you'll see most of the contractors have their headquarters and incorporated in dubai. >> sam mccann is a former army jag officer who served in iraq and afghanistan. for the last couple of years he has campaigned to reform the military contracting system. >> people wonder why someone would take them across the ocean if there wasn't a contract? it gets into human trafficking. the trafficker gets paid when he leaves india. the trafficker gets pa

but the cia agents are angry.s they think he has gone rogue. >> again, i improvised for myself. i took control. >> aren't they supposed to be running you rather than you running them? >> in the ideal world, probably, yes. >> bottom line, the cia can't be picky. to locate and eliminate awlaki, they need storm, and they are willing to pay. if his plan works. you get a quarter of a million dollars from the cia when aminah crosses into yemen? >> that's correct. >> after seven weeks, storm sent back to vienna for another meeting with aminah. the next step in the match making. he shows her this video from awlaki. >> this recording is done specifically for sister aminah. the brother who's carrying this recording is a trustworthy brother. >> what's her reaction when she's watching that video? >> she's full of joy and tears. you do really know him, she says. you do really know him. >> i hope you are well. >> then storm has her record a video for awlaki in return. >> my brother, it's me, aminah, and i just want to tell you

reportero: afuera estaban los agentes federales. norma: cuando salÍ los agentes arrestaron a todos. al rato iba a salir alguien y que me iba a cumplir, que al rato iba a salir alguien que me iba a pagar todo lo que me habÍan prometido y seguían molestÁndome que siguiera trabajando. reportero: una y otra vez las promesas eran incumplidas hasta que un buen dÍa, un agente volviÓ tocar su puerta. norma: conocÍ a un agente sueco que dejaba pasar gente por dinero, me dijo si quieres te puedo dar un permiso de 2 aÑos y tÚ me ayudas a pescarlo. reportero: en esa ocasiÓn se negÓ y dÍas despuÉs ese mismo agente llegÓ a su casa con amenazas. norma: me dijo que iba a perder a mi hija y que iba a perder todo si no firmaba con Él. reportera: una vez mÁs asegura que la operaciÓn nunca se llevó a cabo, pero cuando se volviÓ a encontrar con el agente que la habÍa amenazado. norma: me dijo que yo era una mentirosa y que no me iba a usar y que me iba a deportar. reportero: segÚn norma Él y otros agentes la escoltaron hasta el puente. norma: no se fueron hasta que estuviera del lado de mÉxico. reporter

quin puede ser blanco de los agentes de inmigracin?uede ser blanco de los agentes de inmigracin? vo blanca --quedaron captadas en vo blanca --quedaron captadas en camara las dramaticas imagenes de un rescate en fresno. --el video fue grabado desde el casco de un bombero que lleg a combatir un incendio en un complejo de apartamentos de 2 pisos. --minutos despues se percataron que una mujer y su hijo se encontraban atrapados. --rapidamente colocaron una escalera para iniciar el rescate. --otras 6 personas tambien fueron salvadas y nadie result herido. vo blanca ---las autoridades mexicanas custodian de tal forma al narcotraficante joaquin "el chapo" guzman que hasta tienen perros entrenados para detectar el olor de guzman loera... ---la comision nacional de seguridad explico que en el transcurso de sus primeras 5 noches, lo cambiaron 7 veces de la celda. ---ademas tiene vigilancia personalizada y los custodios hacen turnos de no mas de 4 horas. --blanca --nuevas comunicaciones dadas a conocer hoy comprometen aun mas a la actriz kate cast

mildly, the fbi agents got into a lot of trouble. he was censured and placed on probation and transferred out of the washington dc field office. i don't know yet totally what happened to him. hopefully we will find out someday. chapter seven covers the politics of homosexuality. into the nixon administration. the homophobia and concerned with gays and government continued, most famously with president johnson in the walter jenkins episode. johnson's longtime aide was arrested on morals charge in washington dc ymca men's room. this incident led to a wider effort to screen. anti-gay politics continue. uniquely and unsurprisingly ticketmaster levels. hand talk on the one on tape about being the most tolerant person in the administration we came to gays. he never hesitated to gave eight or use sexually related information against those perceived as his enemies. in november 1970 nixon asked to fbi for a rundown of homosexuals known and suspected in washington press corps. he also spread gay rumors about his own first century of state will

[agent] hi...welcome i'm maggie.melanie.maggie. [mother] this is brendan. [agent] hey brendan. living room. [dad] hey. [mother] hey sweetie. [dad] sorry about that. what about this? this looks good. [brendan] no. [mother] isn't it so great?i think we found it. [agent] hey brendan,you might like this room. [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on your happiness... >>> you thought this hour was good, wait until you see next hour. hoda tearing up vegas. what's going on out there? >> we are going to have some fun. went to see a little j.lo last night. hey! >> hoda is basically part of the family. >> i feel it. we did a few pictures. i got to say, my favorite picture, we have a couple of them, but my favorite may have been a picture ifo photo bombed. justin bieber was the center of the picture. spot hoda in the back? >> justin is sticking his tongue out. we'll go behind the scenes with j.lo. >> i jumped off a building. natalie, where were you? >> i would have loved to have joined you, my dear. >> wow. >> can't wait to see it. >> we want to point out our very high tech signage. >>

con los se dedican a vender armas la ley dice que tienen que tener una licencia, contactar mÁs agentes constatar que las nuevas regulaciones se cumplan y 500 millones de dÓlares para ayudar a las personas con problema de salud mental. >> totalmente es un presidente que operarÍa muy bien en rÉgimenes y gobiernos como venezuela y cuba en donde el presidente firma una carta, un que decreto y se hace lo que el dice. pablo. pero los planos del presidente necesitan dinero para poder convertirse en realidad, y ese presupuesto lo controla el congreso republicano. la administraciÓn dispone de fondos, pero necesita mÁs para que la medida sea efectiva. >> pedir para tener mÁs recursos. pablo: pero los republicanos han dicho que se oponen. este es un tema muy emocional para el presidente. (hablando en inglÉs) y mencionÓ las masacres durante su presidencia, si se puede detener solo una vale la pena en uno imagen que ha dado la vuelta al mundo entero. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. jorge: la nueva ley en texas que permite a las personas portar arma de fuego al aire libre, con los

[agent] hey brendan,you might like this room. [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on your happiness... that's real estate, redefined. >>> i'm eun yang. what would you buy if you won the powerball? thanks to this site, you can buy lanai island. $600 million and you'd have money to enjoy it. this lamborghini will set you back about $2 million your can do it big and by this car for $8 million. the name even sounds expensive. sadly if you want to buy your own professional sports team, you may be out of luck. we checked out the teams and the cheapest is the minnesota vikings at just over $1 billion. i guess we're not buying the vikings. >>> and beyonce is joining cold play for the super bowl next month. the megastar headlined the show herself in 2014 13, and it was awesome. what a great duo. that should be really fun. according to de"deadspin".com, this adidas hat is causing quite bait of a stir on social media. it's a real hat for sale in the official nba online website. now, this is not a racist hidden message with the white hat

agent thomas just didn't know. but the women in the caldwell family, without knowing any of seth's admissions about rachel, believed with 100% certainty not kill lisa. especially lisa's sister and seth's great friend, presley. thinking that seth did it. >> reporter: only todd caldwell was no longer a true believer.ioned why seth needed to lawyer up. his own investigative instincts also kicked in, though he'd asked his fellow deputies not to tell him anything until they make an arrest. investigation, they weren't even close. >> i would say, at 10:00 on 26th, that neither seth nor brian tate were completely eliminated as suspects. >> reporter: at that time, investigators were meeting at department command center to take stock. they knew they had a husband with a possible girlfriend and a maybe crazy neighbor with a vendetta.learned by that night there was a missing shotgun.l mean? one piece of the puzzle falls into place. in the case. >> it was. >> and another round of heart when used at the first sign. learn how abr

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two federal agent injured in miami beach. agent with the department of homeland security have stayed put at the hospital thvment wasn't just business. >> that guy was lying on the floor and the other holding his body. >> the two seriously injured on collins avenue. hes wasn't moving. and you can see his head was bleeding real heart. both men in miami beach on duty. while flagging down a taxi driver and talking to him? >>>someone nay mercedes jumped the driver took off but mirror stayed behind. where that taxi is is where they hit the two men. and after people were i interviewed in the area. police say they managed toind the car involved. and one arrest was made and the custom agents fight to survive. how or why this uns denlt re happened remains unclear but police spent hours questioning the suspect in custody. >>> police tell us one of the federal agent is in extreme critical condition. we know that family members of both of these federal agent had to fly in from out of town. for now reporting in miami. i'm andrew perez. loc

talk about choosing an agent, if you have an agent who comes in and tells you exactly what you want to hear, as opposed to telling you what you have to hear, that's probably a bad thing. most of the time if an agent comes in and gives you the highest price, say you interview four agents, three agents say it should be 300,000 and one said 325, it's probably too good to be true. if an agent tells you if i can't sell it, i'll buy it, read the fine print. they'd probably buy it at such a low price it wouldn't be good anyway. if an agent is red oo to give away their commission, what makes up think they're not going to give away the price of your house? >> you say sometimes it's good to go offline to find a home in your area. >> when you start looking at real estate portals, zillow, realtor. come. it you have an agent who lives and works in an area where you're trafing to buy a house, chances are they're going to know about a house being on the market before it ever comes on the market. their time online add , doing their own own reas much. >> let's talk realtor lingo. professionally clea

agent reading a text. the husband -- father-to-be, who had answered an emphatic "no" to the question about an affair, then made an admission, perhaps a preemptive strike. >> there was a female from work that i was texting. >> reporter: he said her name was rachel mcfarland, but seth immediately downplayed her importance. he said even lisa knew about her. >> but i wasn't seeing her, it wasn't anything. it was just, "hey, how was your day type of thing." >> would it be considered sexting? >> no, no. none of that. >> what are you wearing? >> no, there wasn't any of that. lisa found out. everything was kosher. i stopped talking, you know, we got over it. >> we have to be honest about her, okay? is there anything that you haven't told us yet? >> no, everything is going to add up the way i just told you. >> rachel's dna won't be maybe on your clothes or? >> i never had sexual -- sex with her. um, i gave her hugs, and i've kissed her. >> reporter: by now, seth's father and attorney had arrived and were trying des

those who've fallen victim to agent orange deserve access to the same benefits and compensation. we owe these great defenders of our liberty no less. there's nearly four thousand in virginia who served on ships in bays and harbors an actuary and in twelve miles of the east coast who are suffering from agent orange and so it's easy isn't a surprise to some of these blue water vats and i have a george bush are absolutely not like the aisles like getting reporting we checked in with the hampton va their spokesperson told us quote local facilities make no determinations on agent orange veterans who wish to be considered for agent orange related compensation must file a full claim like all other veterans were following a developing story out of indonesia explosions and gunfire rocked the capital city of jakarta the busy streets flooded with police as they try to find the suspects and help the wounded. we have video showing the explosion outside a starbucks at a busy shopping center during these explosions gunmen attacked a police post in other locations. seven people including the ter

one of the agents is said to be in critical condition. both are recovering at jacks memorial hospital. >>> police arrested a hialeah man in the chilling murder case of his mom. this is our first look at william garcia. police booked him into jail@ for the second degree murder of his 57-year-old mother lourdes. police say they found her in her home she shared with herd home. >>> you can follow all of these stories on the n n 6 news and weather app. just download it for free. >>> boy, all this weather is bizarre for this time of year. >> it is. another good time to download that app would be now. we are expecting another front first half of the day sunday. then i think we get a breather. >> okay. >> then we get a breather. there's live first alert doppler. doesn't that look better? >> much. night and day. >> compared to earlier. and there's that second front. watch for that sunday. by sunday night we're in for a nice stretch. like the sound of that.

agent coming out of toronto. he is very active in new york. one of thhis plots was to seize the "uss michigan," a u.s. navy gun boat on the great lakes. that plan did not come to fruition so he had to settle for sabotage railroads and burning railroad ybridges in northern nw york. he is tried and convicted of sabotage and he will be hanged on the 24th of february of 1864. one of the last times that we actually do hear of this toronto group is their plot in november of 1864 to start a series of fires in new york city in the hotels there with the hope to burn down the city and spark off riots similar to the draft riots and race riots that had occurred the year before. they do actual little set fires in new york city, but the concentration is not nearly of the extent that they want. this is the check given to the secret service fund to the toronto people from the confederate treasury. again, signed by benjamin and also written on the stationery of the executive office of jefferson davis. one other famous covert acti

former k-g-b agent alexander litvinenko claimed developing this morning..... a british judge says probably approved the killing of an ex-russian agent..... and the british government has frozen the assets of 2 suspects in the murder. former k-g-b agent alexander litvinenko claimed to have dark kremlin secrets. in 2006, he met with 2 russian men at a london hotel... and 3 weeks later, litvinenko died of radioactive poisoning. the kremlin has always denied involvement in his death. the judge made his ruling today after a 6-month inquiry... saying that the orders of russia's security agency... and that president vladimir putin probably approved the action. happening today .. the littleton public school board is meeting to discuss the findings of arapahoe high school shooting. 9news reporter vida urbonas is in the information center with more on the meeting this afternoon. the school board is meeting at 4pm .. to discuss the shooting report.. there will be a news conference immediately following the meeting. the meeting comes just days after 3 reports were release

she's now in jail while one of the agents is fighting for his life. local 10 news reporter liane more an hon is live in west miami dade with the story. >> liane: we're learning more details about this woman and the arrest that was made from documents we've obtained. we do know where the car was found, which was down in miami. we a ao know that the woman who was arrested was 21 years old, had three passengers in the vehicle with her when she struck these two federal agents. george and an row disal ez is behind bars, held on $1thousand bond. charged with leaving the scene of a crash with great bodily harm. at her coral gables home. miami beach police say the 21-year-old crashed a mercedes into two federal agents and left the scene. >> that's one person laying on the floor and i saw another guy was holding side of his body. >> reporter: it happened shortly after 2 a.m. friday on collins avenue near east paniola way. the two ice agents were speaking with a cab driver. rosales made a u-turn in her mercedes. police say she noticed the stop taxi and swerved

other agent would die from his injuries. as we come back out here live we are still waiting to see if because an agent has now died in this hit-and-run crara. we have yet to hear that. we are hearing that she is still out on bond on house arrest. so we will bring you any updates as we get them. for now live in miami, derek shshe, local 10 news. >> kristi: thank you. we are also working to learn more information about a federal raid that ended with one arrest in hollywood. homeland security investigators as well as bso swarming this apartment complex at north 24th avenue just east of 95. this happened yesterday afternoon. now authorities tell us this was some sort of enforcement operation. we will keep you posted when we len more. >> constance: the miami gardens police officer who was shot last week in his patrol car could be getting out of the hospital soon. office david staling continues his recovery. he was ambushed after filling out a report in a parking lot. the suspect was caught a few minutes latat and is held without

that secret service agent was with 3 other agents when a car crashed into them head-on in wakefield last week. the driver of the other car died. agent' s fiancee says he could have injuries that last a lifetime. jean: secret service agent garrett fitzgerald suffered a serious spinal cord injury. but tonight, speaking from massachusetts general hospital in boston, his fiancee says it' s early in his recovery, and he is a remarkable man. s just determined and s lived his whole life. s how garrett jean: and it' s how garrett fitzgerald faces this challenge in his life. his fiancee joan says they are in wait and nowse he' s hospitalized at mass general in boston, ready to head to a rehab facility for treatment of a spinal cord injury that for now, leaves the % 30-year-old paralyzed from the chest down. joan says it has not changed the man she loves or his spirit. >> he loves to work, his family, he loves. he' s overcome so much in his life and will continue to overcome things. jean: on december 29, 4 secret service agents traveling on rt 16 in wakefield, working a campaign detail, were hit h

[agent] hey brendan,you might like this room. [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on your happiness... that's real estate, redefined. >>> the widow of a murdered former kgb agent is calling for sanctions against russian president vladimir putin after an official finding that her husband alexander was probably murdered on putin's orders. the court found he was poisoned. >> i'm of course very pleased that my husband on his death bed when he accused mr. putin of his murder have been proof. >> calling for economic sanctions and travel bans against putin and the others she believes are involved in her husband's murder. >>> the buffalo bills have hired the first female coach. she's going to serve on special teams. head coach rex ryan says she's done an outstanding job in the last seven years. she started working on his staff with the new york jets. smith is not the only one. the arizona cardinals hired the woman to be the linebacker coach during training camp. >>> their season may you are over but the team work continues for the re

if you talk to the so-called diplomatic agents, article 29 says the persons of a diplomatic agent shall be inviolable. the receiving state shall treat him with due respect and shall to prevent any attack upon his person, freedom, or dignity. states -- that >> it is true that states have quarrels. they have disagreements, they may go to war. but even in our process, diplomatic immunity does not break down. you can have an ambassador who could go out and commit a crime. state tells his government, please remove this man. we cannot have him here. so, you cannot say while the ambassador committed a crime, therefore immunity is no longer obtained. that is not for the receiving state to say. you have to remove this man because he is persona non grata, we do not want him anymore, but the receiving state cannot say, well, he has committed a crime and therefore immunity he would otherwise entitled to have lapsed. this cannot happen. it is against the law. >> the laws that protect diplomatic premises and personnel are from time to time breached. but when breaches occur, they usually occur because

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[agent] hey brendan,you might like this room. [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on your happiness... that's real estate, redefined. a little remake of kc and the sunshine band. ban that's the way i like it. i think i saw kirk cousins inin there. we are just days away from the redskins hosting their firstfirs playoff game in three years.year >> that's an appropriate song. there are now reports the team may soon unveil plans for a newew stadium, but the location is a mystery. fox5's matt ackland is livet tonightac at the redskins former home rfk stadium with more. >>reporter: hey ladies some people say that rfk would be thee perfect spot to build a new stadium. simply take it down and build something new.so the lease is up at x field in 10 years, 2026 and some want it brought back to the district.istr but today i went out and talkeda to several district leaders andand they say they haven't talked to red skin officials recently.. the redskins well as usual, they're not saying much about it.it d.c. mayor muriel bowser was read

he paid agents. this is significant. he himself was not an agent. he was a kgb officer.there's a different system of naming the jobs, compared to what we do in the west. an agent can be a police officer. but not in the soviet system. he was an officer in the kgb, and he paid his agents. you could almost say, he was a banker manager for the kgb, the new york branch of the kgb banc. that was one thing he did. he received messages and pass them on. one question that keeps coming back to me, why new york? why not washington? surely there would be much more useful intelligence in washington, and in virginia, with the pentagon and cia headquarters and so forth. but new york has the united nations building, so you have diplomats from all over the world, from third world countries, over countries -- poorer countries. you put your most significant diplomats in the united nations, because you can't afford to send you diplomats all over the world. so, i can't prove it, but there is some evidence of him paying diplomats from various countries at the united nations. he was an adminis

you're thehebi agent. you find the clue. gracie... i got to go, okay? her dog. she put her dog in the kennel. she kenneled her dog. why would anyo kennel their dog? just go ahead and say it. they kennel their dog because they're leaving town. or in this case, fleeing. yes. good work with the wallet. maybe next time you can get some legally obtained evidence so that i have something, you know, to put in the rert. life is not reports. more like him everday. he knew how to tail someone. you lose her, we get nothing. so i won't lose her. really? driving like this? u ever tailed anyone before? never. this is very exciting. it's my first tail. i guess duke davis' jet? taking the kid and the girl out of the country? he's still covering his kid's tracks. [ bobbi screams ] i'll call for backup. you stay put. we were below the e th southern parallel. we had traveled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation and frostbite. today we make history. welcome to the south pole! if you're dora the explorer, you explore. it's what you do. >>what took you so long

the two ice agents were speaking rosales made a u-turn in her mercedes. police say she noticed the stop taxi and swerved toward the curb to avoid it, hitting the two men. >> the vehicle actually jumped up onto that curb and continued southbound on collins avenue after striking both victims. >> the victims were left behind badly hurt. one of the men broke his leg, but the oer was critically injured. >> it wasn't moving. you could see blood was coming from his head like his head hit the grounun real hard. >> blood was coming out of his mouth. he was just laying there. hours after the crash, the damaged mercedes was found parked at a luxury high-rise in downtown miami at 92 southwest third street. miami police contacted miami beach police and from there they tracked down rosales, questioned r and placed her under arrest late friday night. >> for something like th to happen and somebody leaving the scene, that's even worse. >> reporter: the two immigrations and customs enforcement agents were in miami beach on official business. colleagues gathering at jackso

now, your new show which we're also executive producing, is called "agent x." >> "agent x," tnt. sunday nights at 9:00. >> stephen: that was the executive producer talking. that wasn't the actress. that was the executive producer. >> i'm proud of it. >> stephen: you should be. it's based on this premise about something we don't been the vice president. explain what the vice president comes into office in "agent x." >> i think what happens to anyone who becomes president or vice president is they're pretty surprised on day one because i don't think anybody knows what it really is like. in the case of our show, the vice president finds out there's a clause in the constitution that she doesn't know about, which says that-- and it is so that when the vice president is sworn in they say something different than the president which is that, they swear to protect the country against enemies foreign and domestic. and in this case, she does that by dispatching a secret agent. who is super handsome and cute. he's a guy named jeff hephner, who plays our agent "x." >> stephen: you play the v

lÍneas telefÓnicas se entregan folletos con instrucciones Útiles para los indocumentados visitados por agentes inmigraciÓn. uno de los acusados de asesinar a un alcaldes en mÉxico confiesa cÓmo cometió el crimen. presidente obama anunciÓ las medidas ejecutivas para un mayor control a las gentes de armas y no pudo evitar emocionarse hasta las lÁgrimas. a celebrar fin de aÑo en time square. ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna con india calderÓn y enrique acevedo. presentadora: buenas noches, se ha avivado el temor de la separaciÓn en familias indocumentadas en chicago organizaciones pro inmigrantes implementan planes para brindar asistencia a indocumentados que podrÍan verse afectados por las reglas hay lÍneas telefÓnicas y folletos en los que se detalla la manera en que pueden responder a un posible llamamiento. reportera: recuerda cÓmo en noviembre de 2015 agentes de migraciÓn llegaron a detenerlo en su propia chicago. >> llegaron a mi casa, preguntÁndome por una persona yo no la conocÍa, de verdad. me preguntaron si yo tenÍa permiso para estar en el paÍs, yo les dije que n

he paid agents, and this is significant. he himself wasn't an agent. he was a kgb officer. and it's a different system of naming the jobs compared to what we do in the west. an agent can be a police officer in the soviet system. but he was an officer in the kgb, and he paid his agents. so you could almost say he was the bank manager for the kgb, the new york branch of the kgb bank, that's one thing he did. he received messages and passed them on. but one question that came back to me is, why new york? why not washington? there would be much more useful intelligence in washingtoning and in virginia where we talk about pentagon and ca, but new york has the united nations building. so you've got diplomats from all over the world. and from third world countries, poorer countries you put your most significant diplomats to the united nations where they can meet more people, because you can't afford to send all your good diplomats all over the world. you haven't got enough. so there was a huge amount -- i can't prove it -- there is some evidence of him paying diplomats from variou

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