. >>> it was last summer that anna chapman captured the world's attention. pleading guilty to espionage in the u.s., the red haired russian was sent back to moscow as part of the biggest spy swap since the cold war. back in her homeland, she turned her notoriety into a career with photo spreads, endorsement deals and a weekly tv show. bbc's steve rosenberg sat down with her for an exclusive interview. >> i never saw myself as a tv star. most people, they dream of being a tv star like they dream of fame. it never happened to me. i never even felt of that. >> reporter: tell me a little bit about your program. what's it about? >> well, we decided to go with a topic mysteries of the world, which is basically very general. it's for everyone. there are people not interested in politics, economics, business, whatever. but everyone, every single being, is interested in mysteries because they're secrets, they're unsolved. so we just wanted to do something general. >> reporter: considering the title of your program is mysteries or secrets of the world, are you conside

there are anna chapman action dolls.me to her hair. but this is her first foreign tv interview. it's quite unusual for a former secret agent to become a television star. >> who told you i was an agent? >> so you deny being a secret agent? >> as i said before, numerous times, i will never deny and will never confirm the fact. >> reporter: her new tv show, all about mysteries. >> every single being is interested in mysteries because they're secrets, they unsolved. >> reporter: will she dedicate and episode to herself? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: never has a spy so spectacularly turned anonymity into fame. >> no comment. >> reporter: "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, london. >> that no comment went all the way to the bank. >> that's it. cha-ching. >>> we've got a debut here, espn anchor josh elliott here with some stories developing. >> thanks, george. robin, they sent me to check on him. make sure everything's going on. i'm happy to report it is. >> good morning, all of you. we begin in afghanistan with what

well she's back again anna chapman the ex russian spy who was sent packing for the u.s. last summer is again gaining or old wide attention a former secret agent has launched a flashy new web site to promote herself but many people believe that this site is going to be used to launch her political career he and his potential bid for russian parliament is rumored to have the backing from prime minister vladimir putin's political party and as we spoke about on the show numerous times and other red headed femme fatale was expelled from the u.s. along with nine other other russians for spying now since i'm returning it to russia she's been very busy with a very public career she's posed wearing lingerie the russian edition of maxim she's launched her own i phone out she's made a series of flamboyant public appearances and she's lantern aims to happen a dozen different consumer products ranging from clothing to vodka as the rumors growth she's about to enter the world of politics and his priorities seem to be changing she wrote on her website before returning to moscow in july

. >>> some other news this morning, russian spy anna chapman was caught here in the u.s.actly disappear back into the shadows. instead, she's gone public in a very big way, except when it comes to her exploits as a secret agent. nick watt has her story. >> reporter: flame-haired femme fatale, undercover party girl. chapman was, well, the best looking of the russian spies sent home in disgrace. now she's got her own tv show, "mysteries of the world with anna chapman." >> i never saw myself as a tv star. like, you know, most people, they dream of being a tv star, like they dream of fame. it never happened to me. i never even thought of that. >> reporter: the saucy spy posed for racy magazine spreads, there are anna chapman action dolls, she's moving into politics, trademarked her name and added volume to her hair. but this is her first foreign tv interview. it's quite unusual for a former secret agent to become a television star. >> who told you i was an agent? >> reporter: so, you deny being a secret agent? >> as i said before numerous times, i will never deny and i will n