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. >> reporter: in june, 2010, anna chapman visited a new york coffee shop to get help with a computer from her russian handler. but she didn't know that handler was an undercover f.b.i. agent and the meeting was being secretly recorded. frank figliuzzi is the f.b.i.'s top counterintelligence agent. >> the f.b.i. undercover agent was so convincing that anna chapman actually handed over her covert laptop to the f.b.i. undercover agent. >> reporter: the f.b.i. was also watching with video and still cameras when russian spies richard murphy and mike zottoli met on a brooklyn street. and, again, when chapman shopped for leggings, hats and jewelry inside macy's as a russian official paced outside. the surveillance tapes document the f.b.i.'s ten-year effort of ghost stories, to track ten russian spies who burroed deep inside american culture. it's clear the f.b.i. was also patient. agents took these still pictures of the buried package containing $60,000 a russian operative had planted in a rural field in new york state. two years later, video cameras then recorded one of the spies we trooe

busted this russian spy -- this woman, part of a russian spy ring which included the likes of anna chapmans you can see graced the cover of maxim magazine. newly released surveillance video show chapman meeting with undercover fbi agent at new york city coffee shop. this video is said to show another spy digging up a package which reportedly contained a bunch of cash. the feds eventually charged those spies with failing to register as foreign agents. the united states sent 10 of them back to russia in exchange of four russians convicted of spying for the united states. a flight attendant on a quickly aover does not leave his hotel alive. tonight a possible break in this international murder mystery. it comes from the flight attendant's family. but, first, dramatic testimony from the star witness at the trial of michael jackson's personal physician. but it is probably not what the doctor wanted to hear. that's ahead from michael jackson's death. >> shepard: damning testimony today in the michael jackson's former doctor conrad murray. testimony comes from the defense's own witness. >> had dr

anna chapman can be seen with an undercover fbi agent posing as an employee of the russian consulate.f the markings of a spy novel set during the cold war, only these agents were real and current. paul californiain is a former prosecutor and contributor at cnn to break it down. paul, great to see you. so why did suddenly we get this information? the press had filed a freedom of information act saying we want to see these pictures, video. are you surprised the government actually forked it over? >> yeah, i'm really stunned. and it seems so orchestrated. i mean, it's "operation ghost stories" being released on halloween? normally the government vigorously opposes freedom of information requests like this. i mean, this is a spy case, there are intelligence sources involved, theoretically. there are exceptions under the freedom of information act that the governor could have used to prevent release. so i'm very surprised. >> and some of these things -- spies passing cash for information in a train station. we had that. of meeting in a coffee shop. does this compromise our law enforcement

government secrets but had the old cold war moves, glamorous red haired spy, anna chapman having coffee with an under cover agent in new york and two men in new york swapping bags of stolen material outside dc one guy delivered a package to a secret dead drop. go to myfoxdc.com click on web links to see the video. >>> brittany norwood's murder trial the issue of motive was argued in open court the state's attorney asked the judge to allow testimony showing murray may have confronted norwood over stolen merchandise, the defense called it hearsay. paul. >> reporter: last week during opening arguments, the state's attorney never brought up motive but today, with the jury out of the courtroom, he asked the judge if he could introduce evidence showing murray had a phone conversation with a co- worker in which the allegation surfaced that she confronted norwood, over the stolen merchandise but the judge said no, he wouldn't allow it, he said it was hearsay. >>> when the jury finally took their seats the state called to the stand a blood spatter expert and a director of district's consolidated

remember russian femme fatale anna chapman, the spy who clubbed at new york city's trendiest spots?er go to work using james bond hi-tech. there's chapman, hanging out in a department store but she's using a hidden computer to transmit an encrypted message to this russian spy outside. >> these were the cream of the crop, hand picked out of the russian intelligence academy. >> reporter: the russians stole the identities of dead americans and used tactics out of a spy novel. this spy dekes in a forest in upstate new york. he's hunting for his payoff, $60,000 in cash. >> they played by moscow rules with a little bit of high tech technology on top of it. >> reporter: all the russians were sent packing to the mother land. a clear reminder that spy games are still alive and well. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> and now, we turn to a made in america investigation. we have been saying here that if each of us spent just $3.33 more every year on something made in the u.s., we could create 10,000 new jobs. but is there another possibility for powering up the u.s. economy? the tourists

the security services are interested in this case became interested in it was because of that anna chapmanwas actually chucked out of the u.s. on spy charges and when questioned what evidence is there for this case against the soviets well the agent merely said that because of secrecy laws they could neither confirm nor deny whether any evidence exists at all. on who is a former m i five agent herself she suggests that there might be an all teary motive for this case i think any decision made on her deportation will be probably down some sort of political backroom deal thinking because of course there has been friction between russia and the u.k. i suppose for whatever political reasons if they deem it to be something they could use to embarrass russia they might well be porter whatever the facts of the case but if they want to search trying a factor of production or all secure some sort of deal then they might well say no she can stay but i would thought it probably more likely given the recent mission between cameron and medvedev. and the lack of willingness of our prime minister to open

anna chapman was busted in new york last year. today the fbi is out with surveillance video they took during the 11 year investigation. one of the tapes shows chapman sitting in a coffee shop allegedly sending out coded messages. other videos show the spy hiding money, handing off documents in tunnels and walking with her kids. the spies were traded for four russians convicted of spying for the west. >>> after ten weeks of marriage, kim kardashian cited for divorce citing irrelevant reconcile -- irreconcilable differences. the wedding was covered on tv. it was her second marriage. the filing provides few details other than saying the couple have a prenuptual agreement that will dictate how they will divide their assets. in a statement released today, kardashian said, quote, i hope everyone understands this was not an easy decision. i hoped it would be forever but sometimes things don't work out as planned. >>> from candy to costumes, halloween can be scary for some kids with allergies. stuff to look out for before tonight's trick

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. >>> and these world headlines, the fbi has released new surveillance video of russian spy anna chapmanent in june last year. chapman was one of those ten spies arrested last year after sneaking into the country assuming another identity and trying to gain information about u.s. policy making. u.n. secretary condemned the continuing violence in syria. on friday, dozens of citizens were killed by government forces in the holmes and hemma provi e provinc provinces. the violence started seven months ago and killed many people. they have now granted palestinians full membership in the organization. the u.s. announced it will cut off $80 million a year for unesco. >>> the obama administration has accused pakistan's intelligence service of supporting terror networks in afghanistan. now the u.s. wants pakistan's help to bring some of those terrorists to the negotiating table and to help wind down the war in afghanistan. this is the taliban now claiming responsibility for the latest suicide bombing in kabul this weekend, a bombing this killed 12 americans. steve inskeep spent a great deal of ti

anna capman, trying on hats and buying leggings. a few months later, cameras catch her with red hair and big sunglasses in a new york coffee shop, meaning someone she thinks is a russian handler. chapmanone of 10 russians arrested last june and deported. >> on the defense, republican presidential candidate, herman herman cain is being forced to address claims that he sexually harassed two women. >> reporter: republican front runner herman cain denied allegations he engaged in improper behavior with two former female employees. >> in all of my 40 years of experience, running businesses and corporations, i have never sexually harassed anyone. >> reporter: they said the inappropriate conduct happened in the 1990s, when cain was the head of the international restaurant association. the candidate insists, an investigation turned noip evidence to support the two women's claims. >> i was faultily accused of sexual -- falsely accused of sexual harassment. >> they tried to promote his 999 tax plan. >> yes, it's a bold idea and yes it's a bold plan. but america can't wait. >> reporter: cain is coming under more scrutiny, now that he's leading in the polls. a new des moines register poll puts hi