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anna chapman certainly has not.at the opening of a swift watch boutique. she was on the cover of this month's russian maxim magazine with a photo shoot and an online video to go. she has an online app to play poker with her. she is not keeping a low profile and is turning herself into a russian personality. alex. >> okay. thanks for that. >>> diamonds, row lexs and his boxers, today you can buy a bunch of stuff that blonkd to bernie madoff if you want it. u.s. marshalls are auctioning off more of madoff's belongings on line in new york city. the vintage items are a 10 karat diamond ring and a grand piano. a lot of everyday items are mixed in there, too, socks, shoes, dishes. the auction is expected to bring in more than $1 million for madoff's victims. >>> retailers will add up to 650,000 temporary jobs to handle the big holiday rush. last year, retailers added about 500,000 holiday helpers. amazon.com says it will hire more than 15,000 workers around the country. >>> when it comes to electronic tablets, apple is no

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jon: going to be a weird one to watch. >> reporter: what does anna chapman think?g a ton of money over in this moscow, didn't shesome. >> yeah. she's the cover story in a recent men's magazine, and she's now giving interviews, but she's exposing more of herself in the physical sense than in the literal sense. jon: okay. we can leave that to the imagination. david lee miller, thank you. for more on this developing story, check out our web site, foxnews.com. patti ann: right now the durham, north carolina, city council is under fire. it's considering a plan that would let folks use a mexico-issued card as a legal form of identification. some fear this could open the door to fraud. harris is in the newsroom with more on this. hi, harris. >> reporter: yeah, patti anne, we're just getting word it's going to be a very busy weekend and already a busy friday for the durham council because they've got this vote coming up on monday. now, they knew this was coming, what they didn't anticipate were all the letters, e-mails, phone calls of people who do not like this resolution

you probably remember the summer's headlines and anna chapman, the fiery redhead spy, who caught all our attention. she's being a celebrity with a scantily clad spread. she was one of several spies later swapped to russian prisoners. this guy, was a bigwig in russian intelligence circles. guess what? he is nowhere to be found. it seems he slipped out of the russia about the same time the lid was the paper says he was at the interrogation of one of those captured spies, but the u.s. intelligence community has no comment. needless to say russian lawmakers would like to talk to him about this massive embarrassment, but don't get ideas from what you see here. that's just a picture of putin on a recent hupping trip. meanwhile, another russian lawmaker is calling for a special investigation. cnn senior international correspondent matthew chance watching developments in moscow. he joins us. matthew, what do you know? >> reporter: just this newspaper, very respected daily business paper in russia launched this extensive investigation. at the end of it they said they spoke to a number of unna

cbs news correspondent mark phillips reports. >> reporter: anna chapman didn't so much come in from the using her new celebrity status to open a moscow boutique this week, she seems to have come into the cold. chapman, who picked up her inning lish name when she briefly picked up an english husband during her time in london has long since become the centerpage spread of the spy story that surfaced last summer. she was one of ten long-term sleeper spies living apparently normal lives in the u.s., when they were exposed and swapped in a vienna airport scene reminiscent of the cold war for four russians serving time for allegedly spying for the u.s. but none of the spies was exposed like anna chapman has been exposed. her femme fatale form has been on the cover of the russian edition of a popular men's magazine. other aspects of the spy story, though, hark back to darker periods of es-west espionage. the russians are reported to be scouring the world for a mysterious colonel, head of a secret department of russian intelligence who fled to the u.s. just as russian president medvedev was due

. >>> the double agent man who turned in spy anna chapman, now on the run. >>> and palin's reality. sarah palin launches her reality show and the images are a campaign manager's dreechl. is this free promotion for a run in 2012? that and more early this saturday morning november 13th, saturday morning november 13th, 2011 captioning funded by cbs sxwloo one thing we'll talk about this morning, the president wrapping up his trip asia. let's hope the president gets slep on air force one on the way home because he has quite an agenda when he gets back here to the states, including a lame duck session of congress, the bush tax cuts, do they get extended or not and, of course, the deficit. >> of course so, many manufacturing jobs at stake this trip some n some cases some people would say not exactly what we hoped for in the united states. on a much lighter note i mean that as a double enten tre talking about mall foods. what is the lighter option, you are stopping and stop by one what's the better option. >> i prefer the cinnabon and wash it down with a jamba juice. >>> our top story this

. >> right now we're looking at anna chapman who is kind of the front and the face of these ten spiesat has she been doing lately? >> well, she's been trying to make a name for herself and become a personality here. we saw her at the opening of a swiss watch boutique just off red square this week. she had a huge spread and was on the cover of russian "maxim"magazine. anna chapman is obviously taking another route and trying to let everyone know exactly who she is. >>> fallout today in des moines, iowa, after a man convicted of killing his wife speaks nout the courtroom with a shoeking statement. as her family talked about their loss, he tried to justify what he did and said he's not sorry at all. the judge said he's never seen anything like it. we have more from inside that courtroom. >> reporter: this is the day theresa anne lynch's family and friends have been waiting for. they filled the courtroom to hear how randy moore would be punished and to give words to their feelings. >> what you did to my daughter was evil, hateful and despicable. >> moore kidnapped, raped and murdered his

but none of the spies was exposed like anna chapman has been exposed. her femme fatale form has been on the cover of a popular russian men's magazine. others go back to espionage. the russians are reported to be scouring the world for a mysterious colonel sherbicov. the head of secret intelligence. who fled to the u.s. just as russian president med ye -- med yevev was expected to go. to kill the russian. russian sources say they are sent to find the traitor, serbicov. anna chapman isn't the only one keeping this spy story in view. >>> russia's intelligence is demanding that they get their act together. >>> be on the lookout. the d.c. metro system wants information about two men acting suspiciously. according to an internal memo, they were spotted at the station, trying to videotape the station inconspicuously by holding the camera at their side. another rider who took the picture of the men riding the train. >>> sarah palin's e-mail hacked. but the college student who did it won't get any hard time. they said he should spend a day and a half in a halfwa

yeah, anna chapman.he back by their own deep undercover boss. a moscow newspaper says their spy master outed them, then defected to the united states just dayed before their arrests -- days before their arrests went public. the newspaper even says the alleged turncoat may have an assassin on his tail. david lee miller has the latest. what do we know about this double agent? >> reporter: some of the details are still rather murky, but the story broke in a russian newspaper, and they identified this double agent only by one man, they do not have a first name. but the paper says that he was the big spy boss overseeing all russian spies in the united states, and that includes, of course, as you mentioned anna chapman as well as the nine fellow spies that were arrested with chapman last june. now, the russian newspaper says that the double agent has a daughter in the unite, he also had a son, has a son who recently arrived here, and he reportedly arrived in the united states three days before the start of a t

. >> reporter: his bond girl was anna chapman, hardly undercover anymore. st recently featured in the russian edition of "maxim" magazine. and selling her own app for people wanting to play poker with a virtual anna. now in a real-life thriller, the spy master in charge of chapman and nine other russian secret agents has reportedly defected to the west. identified in the russian press only as colonel sherbakov. experts say he may have been working for the cia for years. >> that suggests to me that if the story is true, he was what's called an agent in place. that is to say he was working for the cia and perhaps the fbi, as well, for many years. but nobody knew it. and finally he decided the time was to get out while the getting was good. >> reporter: the ten moles he reportedly planted in the u.s. were traded back to the russians in a spy swap last july. ever since, chapman has been a moscow sensation, posing for photo spreads, an honored guest at the recent russian space shuttle launch, even marketed as an action figure. a former spy himself, prime minister

you remember anna chapman, here she is, she was at that center of the summer spy story, the one that really read like a cold war novel. they swooped in on russian agents leading fake american lives, they were deported to russia in exchange for four russian prisoners. now, chapman, if you've been doing your reading here, became quite a bit of a media sensation. she appeared on magazine covers, developing her own iphone app. i think she even has her own action figure. so that was pretty much it until now. this story has become a saga with russian media now reporting that this double agent who allegedly outed the spy ring to the fbi p. and what's even more stunning here, that man may now be in the crosshairs of the kremlin. let's get all this straight here. matthew, let's begin with he's known as a rush shsian spy turn double agent. what do we know about him? >> not a great deal. we've been given his name in this very respected russian newspaper. they've been conducting a lengthy investigation as to how it was that these two -- sorry, ten undercover agents, including anna chapman in the

anna chapman is a big star from russian intelligence. they've played it as if they were successful, with these agents for a long time. and then they got rolled up. so they did a nice spin on it. and so now the fickle finger fate is pointing at the the head of the svr and there's no way they can cover up the fact that this was a big, big hit on them. it's interesting that the cia is not saying anything. the white house is not saying anything. on the hill, and the intelligence committees, they are mum. they wouldn't talk to me. people who are often talkative about this kind of thing were not talking today. and i suspect there is, as usual n spy storys a lot more to be learned. >> suarez: well, the fact that american intelligent sources aren't saying anything, if a fish this big turns coat, comes back to the united states, this has to be with the knowledge of american intelligence services, doesn't it? aren't they protecting him in some sense? >> i think the implication is that he was our guy. he was our mole, at the top levels of the svr.

opera nurse is raising the heartbeat of so many russians even more than the headline grabbing spy anna chapman tells her. the euro has again come perilously close to sinking as audience economy teeters on the brink of collapse leaders are now looking at ways of saving the irish banking system just seen investors flee doubling it repeatedly denied it was in serious trouble insisting it had enough cash to last until at least next year portugal and spain want on him to accept the multi-billion euro bailout and restore calm to the markets critics say aren't is being forced into a corner trend or costa del sol on tape predicts that small countries will eventually leave the euro. this is the beginning of the of the euro and the euro it was built it saw it came in at a time of high expectations it was a time of economic euphoria as though growth would never end and growth does that and this is more than a domino effect in europe this is a global economic crisis and nothing has changed since the crisis began in two thousand and seven other than this until banks dumping trillions of dollars in trying t

the media quickly found its favorite among the group of deported agents young rich and beautiful anna chapman was deemed the russian james bond girl but did see flashes draw focus away from the. we'll super agent in the group mikail which in course was still in the shadows just as he had been for the past four decades. that's what is true this is an amazing story it doesn't only have a trailer but a true hero as well so to absolute opposites i'm talking about with some coffee and he's fantastic story. he left the soviet union in the one nine hundred sixty s. first to spin then to south america working as a photographer he eventually married and moved to the us changing his name to one it said he continues we denied being a russian agent and two presented secret documents that he then revealed his true identity but intelligence experts seen naming and shaming russian operatives was probably not the prime target. that. was probably a u.s. agent for a long time him self and i'm sure this whole story was instigated by the american secret service the two presidents are working to restart relations

>> the man who exposed the anna chapman's thigh ring, i think he was a colonel -- everybody's a colonel>> you start as a colonel. >> and you end as a colonel. had he been planning this for a long time? >> it's a relatively senior member of the service. >> it's the svr, used to be the kgb. he was with the svr in a relatively important position in that he knew about the stay-mind assets that they have. the rushionians have allowed this information to get out there because it looks a lot better if they have been betrayed than if the 10 spies trip themselves up somehow. >> currently, right, right. >> they say they are going to go after this guy on american soil? are you buying that? >> they do make an effort to track people down on occasion. and several cases, they have gone through. you know, would they try something like that on u.s. soil? hopefully, they are not that stupid, frankly. >> next, what is your take on vice-president biden, thursday night on larry king said the americans in afghanistan taking over their own security. he says that daddy will start to take the training wheels of

we know who blew the whistle on anna chapman and her fellow russian spies.for the russian and u.s. government. a russian newspaper identified him as a colonel who posed as a colonel for russia's foreign intelligence service. he denounced his russian citizenship after handing over the information and lives in the u.s. with his son and daughter. >> the 86-year-old c.e.o. of columbia sportswear helped police catch a home invader who tied her up and robbed her at gun point. there she is. how did she do it? she managed to set off a silent alarm that sent the hops to her house. she actually fooled the robber telling him she was going to disable the alarm but she secretly pushed the panic button. the robber ran away when the police got there but they caught him later. her biography is called "one tough mother" was not seriously hurt and she even chastised the police chief because he wasn't wearing a north face jacket. >> or he was wearing one. she works for columbia. he was wearing the north face. >> ok. now this is my time. all right. a mother from wisconsin wante

>>reporter: he will be remembered for one thing, and that is the betrayal of anna chapman.at, the newspaper that broke the story doesn't have a lost information. they identified this double agent as a colonel and they do not have a first name or picture. they say he has a daughter would was living in the united states and a son would worked for the drug control agency if russia and who left that country just about the time the spy scandal broke here in the united states. trace? >>trace: what did he do to expose the spy ring? >>reporter: it is not clear what the spy provided, what information to expose the spy ring but this much the newspaper does tell us is that one of the alleged spies who used the name juan and claimed to be from peru was in prison denying he was a spy and at one point, he walked into the prison and confronted juan with something from the russian secret service and asked him to confess and he did confess but what is interesting here, trace, is that juan was under government surveillance by the unconscious -- u.s. government since 2002. trace? >>trace: any

. >> he is credited with recruiting the bond woman of this tale, anna chapman and nine others to live the u.s., until they were captured and sent home. now reportedly under fbi protection from a russian hit man, so named after the assassin from style and secret police who stabbed leon trotski with an ice pick in mexico in 1940. whenever an important fek tor comes to the united states of course he worries about his security. the cia is very good at resettling these people, giving them false identities and hiding them. >> prime minister vladimir putin once a spy himself sounded very serious about the double agent this summer, telling reporters russians were betrayed by a traitor. he added sellouts always end up in a ditch always drunk or drugged. o other day one such as traiter kicked the bucket exactly like that, abroad. but now the detector would be give an new identity by the fbi and cia. for them a double agent is a huge prize. >> it means the head of counter spy operations for the russian intelligence service has defected to the united states, and if that's true, that's a big blow

. >>> anna chapman opened a boutique yesterday in russia. tonight there is word russia is looking around the world for a double agent who may have blown the whistle on chapman and other sleeper spies here in the u.s. >>> got any antiques sitting around the house. maybe something gathering dust in the attic. you could be sitting on a jackpot. nobody knows that better than a brother and sister in britain who became multimillionaires overnight. charlie d'agata reports from london. >> 14 million pounds. sold. [ applause ] >> reporter: the auctioneer's gavel came down and smashed records. the 18th century chinese vase fetched $83 million after the british auctioneer's cut. 40 times more than the auction house estimated. >> at that point i said, if this is really, we are into millions. >> reporter: but nobody was more shocked than the brother and sister who brought it to the tiny english auction house. they found it while clearing out their parents' home recently after they died. the vase sat on a shelf gathering dust for years. nobody had any ide

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. >> reporter: he is credited with recruiting the bond woman of this tail anna chapman and nine otherseep cover in the u.s. until they were arrested and sent home by the fbi. russian newspapers identify their spy master as a double agent who apparently defected to the u.s. last summer. now reportedly under fbi protection from a russian hit man, named after the assassin from stallin's secret police who stabbed leon trotsky with an ice pick in mexico in 1940. >> whenever an important defector comes to the united states, of course he worries about his security. but the cia is very good at reset ling these people, giving them false identities and hiding them. >> reporter: prime minister vladimir putin, once a spy himself, sounded deadly serious about the double agent this summer telling reporters the russians had been betrayed by a traitor. putin added "sellouts always end up in a ditch either drunk or drugged. the other day one such traitor kicked the bucket, exactly like that, abroad." but in this country experts say the defector would be given a new identity by the fbi and cia. for them

. >> reporter: he is credited with recruiting the bond woman of this tale, anna chapman and nine otherso live under deep cover in the u.s. until they were arrested and sent home by the fbi. russian newspapers identify their spy master as a double agent who apparently deflected to the u.s. last summer. now reportedly under fbi protection from a russian h hit man, named after an assassin who was stabbing with an ice pick in 1940. >> whenever an important person comes to the united states, he worries about his security. the cia is very good at resettling these people, giving them false identities and hiding them. >> prime minister vladimir putin, once a spy himself, sounded deadly serious about the double agent this summer, telling reporters they were traded by atraitor. the other day one kicked the bucket abroad. but in this country the defector would be given a new identity by the fbi and cia. for them a double agent is a huge price. but the head of the spy operations for the russian intelligence service, you know, the old kgb has defected to the united states, and if that's true, that's

he is credited with recruiting the bond woman of this tale anna chapman and nine others to live under deep cover in the u.s. until they were arrested and sent home by the fbi. he is a double agent who apparently defected to the u.s. last summer. now reportedly under fbi protection from a russian hit man. >> whenever an important defect for comes to the united states, of course he worried about his security. but the cia is very good at resettling these people, giving them false identities and hiding them. >> reporter: prime minister vladimir putin, once a spy themselves sounded deadly serious about the double agent this summer, telling reporters that russians had been betrayed by a traitor. but in this country, experts say the defector would be given a new identity. for them a double agent is a huge prize. >> it means the head of counter spy operations for the russian intelligence service, you know, the old kgb has defected to the united states. and if that's true, that's a big blow to the russians. >> reporter: making the most of her role in the cloak and dagger drama is chapman, now

anna chapman and her colleagues operating on u.s. soil until they were busted.ayed by their own boss. he outed them, then defected to the u.s. days before their arrests went public. now a hit squad could be after him. it sounds like a spy novel. >> reporter: the russian newspaper says he flew to the u.s. days before the spies were taken into custody. what information he provided in exposing the spy ring is not clear. but he did play a key role in getting one of the arrested spies some confess his true identity. the level of russian espionage is equaler to above the levels during the cold war. shannon: that is very interesting. david lee admiral, thank you very much. a possible disconnect and maybe a big waste of your taxpayer money when it comes to immigration enforcement. the d.o.j. is doing out tens of millions of dollars to sanctuary cities for the cost of jailing illegals. let's talk with our panel. welcome, ladies to all of you. what do you make of the spending? we are experiencing this money through d.o.j. grants to cities that welcome illegals? >> i think

among them, this red-headed bomb shell anna chapman.ad been secretly working for years in the u.s. and exchanged to russia in july. >>> now, to cuba, where the american video game "kill castro" is under fire. it's the latest exchange in a long history of strained cuba ties. >> reporter: a new american video game literally takes aim at cuba's fidel castro. one of the first missions in "call of duty black ops" is to rub out the young leader of cuban revolution, and unlike in real life, players appear to do just that in disturbingly gory detail. no official reaction from the government here in havana, but this state-run website denounced the game for glorifying assassination and inciting america's youth to behave like violent sociopaths. it also ridicules the cia. what the united states couldn't accomplish in more than 50 years, they are now trying to do virtually, it says. in real life, castro outlasted ten u.s. administrations and avoided assassination attempts. illness forced him to step down in 2006 but after four years of seclusion, f

. >> he is credited with recruiting the bond woman of this tale anna chapman and nine others, to liveir spy master as colonel, a double agent who apparently defected to the u.s. last summer. now reportedly under fbi protection from a russian hit man kno man, so named from the secret police who stabbed leon with an ice pick in mexico in 1940. >> when ever an important defector comes to the united states, of course he worries about his security. but the cia is very good at resettling these people, giving them false identities and hiding them. >> reporter: prime minister vad plir putin, once a spy himself, sounded deadly serious about the double agent this summer. telling reporters the russians had been betrayed by a traitor. putin added, sellouts always end up in a ditch, either drunk or drugged. the other day one such traitor kicked the bucket, exactly like that, abroad. but in this country experts say the defector would be given a new identity by the fbi and cia. for them, a double agent is a huge prize. >> it means that the head of counter spy operations for these -- for the russian

and dagger drama is chapman, now a celebrity back home, pose for russia's edition of "maxim" magazine, launching a luxury boutique and an app so people can play poker with a virtual anna. she even has her own action figure. >> well, don't miss andrea mitchell reports today at 1:00 only on msnbc. we'll have a little more spy -- with the spy who loved us all. >>> anyway, coming up, cindy mccain versus john mccain on don't ask don't tell. seriously. >>> plus, they call him the pizza boy, but for folks in illinois and the 17th district, they're now calling him congressman. >>> and the politics of watching tv. are republican viewers the secret to ratings goal? but first, today's trivia question from the almanac of american politics, if superimposed on the lower 48, about how big would alaska be? geographic, you know, in area, by the way, not in population. that answer and more ahead on "the daily rundown." i couldn't conceive this as a heart attack. the doctor leaned over and said to me, "you just beat the widow-maker." i was put on an aspirin, and it's part of my regimen now. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go see you