coney island which is where we settled, right in the brighton beach in coney island ferry for the year and have it. something that end is nowadays but it's that, being -- i don't know if i would say quite hooligan but maybe not entirely focused when i was a young guy. a rascal i guess the sorts getting into fights. military service and what i gain for military service which was an enormous amount, purdie blessed to have the career i had. and thinly to contribute to u.s. national security in a huge way i defending the constitution against domestic enemies. >> i want to get to that. you breezed over your dad and when i was reading the story it was the thing that struck me the most about his life, you said he's 47. you had a stable life. your mother had passed away of cancer. you were living in ukraine, right? he had a successful career as an engineer. was in his mid-'40s and decided for the benefit of your family, because of what he saw as the problems of the soviets and the soviet regime, to pick up, move you guys to america with his mother-in-law and start a job doing basically manual

visitors enter museum again, from all over the world from greensboro, good morning in new jersey, brighton beach florida, san francisco, international and glad to have you with us watching from brazil, cairo egypt, good morning to you and el salvador, peru, and in stockholm sweden. again i will ask you to please post your comments so they can answer them. ask damien, danny has given us a sense of how it played out for couple college students who could relate on a very personal level as juice. how did african-american athletes grapple with the question whether to compete or boycott? >> that is a difficult question. for african americans, the olympics and sports had been a primary vehicle through which african americans sought to fight against racial discrimination. by embodying the idea of the amateur athletes. they saw this challenging notion of race and racial oppression. some of them were also concerned whether they would face discrimination in germany. they have legitimate concerns and worries. folks know many saw this as an opportunity to compete at the highest levels of the sport. and then

it was him behind the fake murder, the mastermind, just so he could be known beyond brighton beach. > orchestrate his own murder, to achieve fame and fortune, was a bad prank. it was never anyone's intention to harm anyone. >> the defense argued it was all a tv pitch. michael, auditioning for his big break. >> the evidence will show that the plot, with the contract killing of mike dippolito was never real. mike dippolito hoped to capture the attention of someone in reality tv. >> the defense attorney argued that dalia was in on the reality tv show idea the whole time. that scene out front, with dalia whaling? acting, says the. defense >> dalia knew mike was not harmed, and hers was a fake reaction to a fake event. >> the defense put mike dippolito hard on cross examination, accusing him of dragging dalia down, with his stupid idea of being a tv star. >> this whole reality thing was actually orchestrated by you, wasn't it? >> i do not know what you are talking about. >> the silliest thing i have ever heard. i mean, completely made up. >> all right, let's bring in the jury, please. >> a

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