everything pointed to conrad. why would conrad truman want to kill his wife?der the circumstances, i'd say the motive was just based on this heat of passion argument that they were having. alcohol, a fight and guns, that's where we got murder. >> reporter: at the same time johnson was still reluctant to press charges. remember, the state's own medical examiner couldn't say whether heidy's death was a homicide. and johnson knew that would be a huge hurdle in court. >> based on my experience in courts with juries, a medical examiner carries a lot of weight. >> reporter: so johnson and wallace showed the m.e. a 96-page power point presentation of all their evidence including those measurements, hoping something would sway him. the presentation worked. the medical examiner changed his ruling to homicide. it sounds like one of the things that got the medical examiner to move from inconclusive to homicide was the measurements of the crime scene suggested that her body was too far from where mr. truman said she'd been shot. >> exactly. >> reporter: so after a ten-mon

conrad was drunk.heidi had been drinking earlier that night. >> i could see in his eyes the redness. >> red flag number three. conrad told crook he and heidi had been arguing. a minor dustup, he said. no big deal. but enough for heidi to draw a bath and ask to be left alone. >> she went and locked herself in the bathroom. and then, he details how he picked the lock and went in the bathroom. and then, she kicked him out. to me, that's another -- it's -- it's just more proof of there was an argument, a bigger argument. >> reporter: as for the location of the gun, itself, that, too, was suspicious. >> that gun's how far from heidi? >> oh, i would say eight feet, ten feet, maybe. it's far enough away that it wasn't a normal, like, if she shoots herself and falls to the glou ground type of thing. >> later that morning, police ask conrad to come to the station for more questioning. >> they can say whatever they want but i did not hurt anyone. and i know that. bottom of my heart, i did not hurt my wife. >> he

booze and conrad good to see you do u.s. china dispute taking on another dimension now where does that leave europe. you know this is a many implications for europe governments here are a bit stuck in the middle because we don't have large internet shaping companies like facebook all google which means that europe is somewhat lacking leverage in this global decision making process from the point of view of uses it's likely that this is manageable of course to talk to germany has many 1000000 a user uses many of them trying to monetize their content but you know this is a flexible innovation friendly crowd those people are likely to find an alternative very quickly if they caught use a service like to talk it's not attractive to them or a conduit i want to ask you about another topic that is hitting markets today and that is german exports coming roaring back in june making up a chunk of ground that they lost during the pandemic and pushing up factory output for the month exports jumped by 15 percent for may that in turn spur

ever more on this let's go to our financial correspondent in frankfurt conrad conrad good to see you so the u.s. appears to want to separate itself or at least separate more americans from chinese web based apps what does it mean for europe. this has many implications for europe steve you know our governments are somewhat caught in the middle. because we don't have large companies here in europe that shape the internet no google no facebook made in europe and that means that you know europe is lacking leverage somewhat in this global decision making process and it's also likely that this will accelerate though process towards a more localized into that here in europe as well. more and more governments and citizens are aware how valuable data is and who gets to exploit it all right conrad booze and with us from frankfurt thank you over asia now we're chinese exports have seen another unexpected jump the government says customs data showed exports rising 7.5 percent in july compared to a year earlier that's another positive sign for the world's 2nd largest economy following june's 3 pe

let's get a quick check now on european financial markets with our correspondent conrad bosun standing by in frankfurt conrad german export and industrial production figures were surprisingly up last week giving the dax a push how have european markets entered the 1st trading week well chris the german share index dax is shaky well this month. of course and his short term relief for american households is giving the markets a bit of support but the outlook medium term and long time for the economy here in germany and in europe well they are more grey clouds on the rise and again of the reason for this is of course a word with a capital c. . the unions here in germany are demanding an extension of the photo schemes for work because the government is considering an extension of insolvency wounds that have been put in place during the corona downswing all this of course means obviously the german economy the economy needs more of support long term support and this is not really an environment where you want to go out and buy company shares and conrad on currency markets the turkish lira h

so, what brings you to town, conrad? everything all right?choice to play wealthy entitled men with few redeeming qualities. nicholas van 0rton is one of these. this is for you. you shouldn't have. his brother, conrad, played by sean penn, gives him a mysterious gift for his birthday — an interactive game for the man who has everything. call that number. why? it will make your life fun. the idea is that the game interacts with nicholas's real life, and there are elaborate surprises around every corner. as nicholas becomes increasingly frustrated and scared, the plot thickens and twists abound. it's an intriguing watch, and deborah kara unger is terrific as the enigmatic hitchcockian blonde. if you are a fan of indie movies, than good news, the sundance film festival london is online this weekend and available throughout the uk. people like that stuff. sounds good. yeah. people like that stuff a lot. the digital celebration features three films from this year's sundance film festival in the us — all of them premiering at specific times online.

really briefly conrad how much is this about the talk and how much is this about the u.s. and china well this is of course are all due to the efforts of the u.s. government to play tough with china and it's likely that talk is not going to remain the only company more companies are going to be targeted contribution in frankfurt. h.s.b.c. says pretax profits plummeted 65 percent in the 1st half year on year the head of europe's biggest bank blames both the coronavirus and spiraling tensions between china and the us a lot of bass land and does most of its business in asia with china and hong kong driving growth. chinese factory activity is up manufacturing in july how many along quite nicely at its fastest pace in nearly a decade a private business survey shows the growth came on the back of domestic demand and is the spike we get for 4 years and then plummet the stronger than expected numbers raise hopes that china's economy is bouncing back faster than expected from the covert 19 pandemic. and let's go over the 2 to one whom he's chief investment officer for europe at deut

let's bring in conrad boos in our financial correspondent in frankfurt what are investors making of the numbers. well them the 1st in the theater reaction of investors in early trading here in frankfurt is positive but i think it will be worth giving investors a bit little bit of time to take a more in-depth look at those numbers because both sales numbers and net income all fire in the 2nd quarter is worse than what analysts have for costs and also the outlook is very shaky buyer says the financial impact of covered $900.00 remains difficult to predict so. i think let's take a very close look at the share price in the course of the striving day you know we always forgot about the coronavirus crisis didn't weigh in and they've had a lot on their hands glad to say this week killed and also the takeover of monsanto which cost a pretty penny well stay where you are conrad because i want to talk to you about oil in a 2nd oil futures gave out there overnight gains and fell due to nagging worries about an increase in the supply of crude oil prices haven't been this low though in a long time t

cannot business our financial correspondent in frankfurt conrad is reopening the beirut exchange a good idea and how is the situation in lebanon impacting financial markets in western europe. well chris in terms of money flows western europe has been benefiting from the growing instability in lebanon in recent weeks and months you know citizens and that among corporations have been desperately trying to get money out of the country and of course both as a banks in europe european assets are considered to be safe haven for them but of course this is nothing to be passed to kill or be happy about many people here in germany politicians of course people in the financial world are wondering what happens if the lebanese state should really fail are we facing new waves of refugees maybe and in this environment of course it's considered to be a piece of positive news that the stock exchange in beirut the financial markets there are reopening again it is considered a sign that lebanon tries to keep things functioning conrad last week's strong export and industrial production figures from german

podría llegar al inter de milán ante de tenerlo conrad dice que ganará la liga de todas maneras, sion que todo era posible de verdad se podrá >> ahora que si messi cuelga los botines hay opciones como chicago el equipo de la nba subió esta fotografía con el número 10 de chicago pero primero hay que responder messi para la altura del resto de la nba? y de verdad los bulls le darían el número del tres ese campeón fue retirado el 94 es messi pero no se pasen >> también sería el de michael jordan y si emula a este que juega golf podría hacerlo con fresno deciden echar su gorra y bate para convencerlo que llegue a la pelota caliente, y convencer de poner idea de prospectos piensan >> es lo que le parece >> algún día >> pocos son los equipos que podrían llevarlo el inter podría ser una >> veremos en las 6:00 de la tarde por tres candidatos los pueden tener >> no se ha terminado de marcar pero cuando el río suena mi querido césar piedras vienen >> hay tres equipos que lo pueden llevar >> de esos posibilidades a las 6:00 de la tarde >> es tiempo de el salvador >> vamos a la pausa >> por su

stronger stand in 2016 against the least one of those minister friends of the former prime minister conrad mitzi who'd been named in the panama papers your biggest political mistake you called it even so your behavior was inexplicable wasn't it you called publicly for mitt's his resignation but you refused to endorse the parliamentary vote of no confidence against him or because the way the motion had been framed and then the amendments that were put to death made it possible for us to hold the government to my government to introduce measures to increase accountability there but in the end you helped to keep in office a man whose behavior in your own view had been shot the a new adequate mycenaeans your old my single vote to have made a difference every was going to vote makes a difference on islam but now doesn't it not but not in that case with you where you have suppose you started another girl you didn't stand for your prince i agree with you but i tried to use that to negotiate measures to hold the government to account now when it happened when didn't think it was impossible. well s

and a historic choice the democratic presidential hopeful joe biden named senator conrad harris as his running mate. our top story 3 people have died in violence in the indian city of bungalow sparked by an allegedly offensive social media post about the prophet mohammed dozens were injured when protesters clashed with police who fired on the crowd the facebook post was made by a relative of a local politician our correspondent elizabeth around them joins us live from new delhi hi there liz let's just explain to us what happened here. police are saying that there was what they're calling a mall but of people went to this congress politician a politician belonging to the congress party to his home late on tuesday evening and started trying to attack his home that they say it to vehicles on fire now this is because those who want to be angry about a facebook post a village facebook post made by the politicians nephew which insulted as prophet muhammad police say that this group of very large groups of people then broke off into 2 groups that they went around the neighborhood shopkeepers

but just how safe is it let's go over to the now financial correspondent in frankfurt conrad is a golden bubble forming and could it pop. you know ben traders hate the b word it scares off retail investors the b word being bubble of course traders prefer to talk about an overheating of the market of the gold price we are seeing there which of course only illustrates that financial professionals to find it difficult to explain with fundamental reasonable reasons what's going on there definitely is an element of fear in this surge and when you know feelings drive investment this of course has the potential to be reversed as quickly as it occurred how much of this is a no confidence vote in currencies like the dollar of the euro. oh it definitely is a no confidence vote against the u.s. dollar its position as the words as the world's leading reserve currency has been shaken lately investors are discussing can america remain the world's leading economy or is it warranted right now to be more cautious most skeptical with dollar investments of course the federal reserve's stimulus policies are

well let's speak now to our correspondent conrad burns and who's at a frankfurt airport can read the phrase countries deemed to be high risk stands out he travelers returning from where exactly will be subject to these new testing rules. and so the list is very very long it's permanently updated by the german robert cock institute which is you know the national institute in charge of corona the list starts with afghanistan and its ends with the central african republic that in german you spell with azad at the beginning of course the countries with the highest factions are on this list the united states brazil russia but also a few regions out of the european union the spanish regions of gone and barcelona the belgian region of antwerp and parts of. parts of parts of romania where you come to germany from one of those countries countries you need testing testing as mandatory. and if you don't have a test results yet you have to go in quarantine for up to 14 days. testing in airports has been somewhat problematic in other parts of the world how will this testing work in germany. well

let's speak more now with our correspondent conor bosun who's at the frankfurt airport conrad it's been a long time in the works getting this to become a requirement now we're here what's it been like for people arriving at airports today. i have to say william things here at the frank. terms of compulsory testing went pretty smoothly most passengers a very calm understanding and corporative which also has to do with the great of helping hands that have been put in place here some soldiers of the german army for example also volunteers from the german red cross they help the passengers give them advice information and guide them through this testing procedure so let's get into that procedure what exactly are travelers facing when they come into germany. when you sit on the plane. traveling to germany you will be given a passenger locator card that you have to fill out it contains information about your own health but also what kind of potential contact you had in the country you are traveling from this card will be collected and it's the base of the data that the health authorities have

port conrad testing is on the way as per the new rules how are people coming off the flights reacting. the atmosphere here at the testing center in frankfurt is very i have to say i talk to people they are very corporative and understanding which has a lot to do with the fact there's a lot of personnel around you know people from the german red cross the german army the companies doing the testing they're all very supportive giving a lot of information sometimes when several planes arrive at the same time here. queuing gets a bit longer but i have seen nobody freaking out. can read what the exact steps travelers must take to get tested once they arrive in germany. or when you travel to germany from one of those countries deemed to be at high risk if you have to fill out a passenger locator card on your plane which is collected upon arrival this is the information database for the health of forty's to know who should go into quarantine and who should be tested after landing it's to the passengers to decide whether they will do the testing here at the airport or whether they go home for

>>well that was kaitlan conrad reporting for us tonight from big sur. >>the nevada public health departments, studying a potential case of covid-19 reinfection how health experts say that might have happened. and 2 us soldiers killed in a military training exercise have now been identified, but we know about the accident tonight. also health officials continuing to urge americans to wear masks in public. how >>tonight we know that top health officials are continuing to push americans to wear masks to prevent the spread of covid-19 this is researchers are warning the death toll could rise. palo sandoval reports for us. it's another grim warning a prediction by a model previously cited by the white house of a coronavirus death toll of more than 317,000 by december. >>researchers at the institute for health metrics and evaluation at the university of washington said 67,000 lives could be saved, however if 95% of americans wore masks in public, and the doctor thinks even more people could avoid dying from the coronavirus. >>we could save 90,000 american liv

>>and that was kaitlan conrad reporting for us tonight from big sur. coming up we continue to follow the latest on wildfires on the bay area >>and we want to go back to our breaking news coverage from oakland where protesters are gathering tonight and it sounds like over the last hour or so police are really been struggling now to keep things under control kron four's jonathan mccall standing by with the latest jonathan government picky about 250 protesters walking the streets along grand avenue tonight at some point things started to escalate between those protesters and police. >>the last time we just saw you we told you that rocks were being thrown at officers one officer injured, according to oakland police. now we have some new images that we want to show you on opie's twitter page according to them now someone is going through and shining a laser at officers as they are trying to do it could get a hold this crowd as well so in addition folks throwing objects, according to opd in addition to people throwing those objects at officers now they were

>>that was kaitlin conrad reporting for us.t of the high temperatures are looking at today's lower 90's in the far east a pretty much the 80's up to the north bay, he's the sunshine once we make south fog a look at your 4 zone forecast and the extent of the active and bold courageous or dull emotions that flow it all starts in your gut naughty with pride probiotics inside xciting yummy zing from a to z, your gut is where it all begins start with activia with billions of probiotics >>morning welcome back of the store may be gone, but the danger the damage or not on saturday, the president got to see hurricane laura's destruction firsthand and as chris james reports he met with officials and first responders in both louisiana and in texas. >>hurricane laura hit the gulf coast with devastating 150 mile per hour winds. taking homes power water and lives. >>our hearts go out to the families who have lost loved ones or than a dozen people across louisiana and texas lost their lives in the storm and more than half a million people in

the reporter kalynn conrad takes is there and shows us how researchers are trying to help the condors. >> reporter: the wildlife societies trying to locate 10 missing birds, and for condor checks. the nests were right and the path of this fire. they are hopeful that in time, they will be able to locate the animals. >> reporter: the wildlife society watch the destruction of their sanctuary as it happened. in the early hours of august 21, they lost that as well as the fire burned over the camera and the area where four chicks were in their nests. be chicks in the nest, we don't know if they made it. we are feeling encouraged, we had nests burnt over and the chicks made it. we will not be able to confirm that for a couple weeks, after things calm down and the fire zone. >> the fires burning too hot for staff to get in to check on checks, but joe burnett says he is hopeful because condors pick good places to nest. >> dominantly on the coast they use the redwoods, which are naturally fire resistant. they survive countless fires. it is high enough inside the redwood cavities that they tend

very much like it when the contract the government awarded a contract to disgraced former minister conrad mitzi. the man you wanted to resign after he was named in the panama paper he was offered a job as tourism consultant on $80000.00 euros a year which had to be cancelled rapidly after a huge public outcry differently now you say this government handout is at a loss can sit here and so baltar through public no question no i don't agree but why was he given a 2nd contract in the 1st place if he was about to be a legal route to a new broom sweeping up the corruption you bring in the book one of the most accurately terms of that contract was done before before the change nothing after that wasn't a contract signed but under the new prime minister and without public pressure he would have kept you know not you totally disagree and they're not what i'm telling you there was a lot of internal pressure and the board through the minister if you want a better reputation for malta a lot of people going to have to tell the truth about the corruption in the murder and we've been pretty far from th

caitlin conrad tells us analogist are still trying to find the condor checks . >> reporter: wildlife still trying to locate 10 mission birds and four condor checks with a nest in the path of the fire. they are hopeful in time they will be able to locate the animals. the wildlife society watch the destruction of the sanctuary as it happened using the condor camera. in the early hours august 21 they lost that too. the fire burned over the camera and the area where four chicks were in their nest. >> we do not know if they made it. we are encouraged with in 2008 three nest spreading over the chicks made up there's a chance they did not and we can't ferment at least a couple weeks until things him down with the actual fire so. >> reporter: the dylan fire burning too hot for staff to get in and check. but a while biologist says he's hopeful because condors find good places to nest. >> commonly these coastal redwoods which are fire resistant, the park. they survived countless fires. the condors nest high up in the cavities in the trees they protect the chicks. >> reporter: the wildlife soci

alienated in my ways frorom that b but even beyd s someone when we elelect whwho we can consider conrad o r somemeon who has gone ininto the office promising to puput forwad our agenda, again the rerealitys that the system m that they come up against is so highlyy organized tha it t we're not organized on our end to susuppot themem and continue pushing coce it will be very difffficult for that personn to do anything. amy: democrats have slammed the announcement by ththe director f national intelligence john ratcliffe friday that he is cacanceling in-person correction -- congressional election security briefings just over two month ahead of election day. the trumpet administration said the cancellation was in order to prevent leaks and that written reports would be issued instead. in joint statetement, house speaker nancy pelosi and intelligence committee chair adam schiff called the change shockiking abdicication of respsponsibilities of the dni. and in new york, the family of layleen polanco -- a 27-year-old transgender afro-latinx woman who was found dead in a jail cell at rikers isla

meanwhile in new york city, conrad de blasio slashing the city's police budget by t a billion dollars, disbanding the prestigious undercover most successful anti-crime unit, also teaming up with governor cuomo letting violent criminals out of jail with zero bail policies, now shootings in new york have nearly doubled over 2019 already 1st surpassed all the shootings a year ago, still five months to go. then there is the city of chicago, refusing to prosecute scores of violent perpetrators altogether. the cook county state attorney tim fox is now dismissed more than 25,000 felony cases including murder charges and other serioustr offenses. that's 35% more dismissals than her predecessor. as a result, murders are up 55%, shootings up 45%, and just this weekend, mobs of criminals looting, vandalizing story after story after story and chicago's famous magnificent mile area. the carnage and chaos was completely out of control. by the way, think those stores are going to rebuild and come back?il one individual ramming a car into a business to gain access and as you can see from of the most

conrad trilogy, the fields, but all of those have been important to me lately. >> i think i'm going toge books right after this. it is so wonderful to see you and so wonderful to get to talk about county state.ever the want to thank quail ridge books for setting this up. i believe we are the first why a virtual event and we certainly as you heard will not be there last, which is really exciting. thank you all for coming and for just being a part of this conversation. i hope you get to read or listen to the book really soon, it will definitely change the way you see this world. >> thank you to all my friends for showing up and being here and to all of you who i'm just meeting for the first time, david, thanks for giving the time to do this especially to quail ridge books, one of the most fun things i did when i came there was every single book was to have you hand to sell me so i've already done that to the pandemic i think it's time again. [laughter] thank you all so much. >> and now, more television for serious readers. ...... >> mark and i are going to chat for 20 or 25 minutes or so

would be a relief with given conditions, this is urgent while considered request sent on behalf of conrad's further witness. that is be told and when i heard those words i had a response because they are pretty much verbatim what he made alexander memorize while he was in the camp and it's a stunning idea to think what might've happened had the allies intervened and i went on to trace up to ten of his reports, each time i was there to find using a process of productive reasoning and family members and retracing journeys and find how these reports made their way to london and the reason why i argue in the book and why am so passionate about history, the reason why it's so important is that he charts the steps through his writings by which the nasis turned auschwitz into a concentration camp into the final solution in his reports are there witness in this extraordinary way to be different steps and is one of history's, what would've happened had the world listen. i would like to leave it there and reconnect with you in my sincere apologies for the failure of the screen sharing but hopefully w

peace with a simple truth -- the very thing that freed him, reasonable doubt, could also shadow conrad truman for the rest of his life. >>> that's all for this edition of "dateline." >>> i am natalie morales. thanks for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >>> marie was a very loving person. she had a heart of gold. what happened to this woman? my job is to be a truth teller and seek out the truth. i wanted to solve it. >> reporter: her case was a mystery for years. the mom with the tender heart and tough-as-nails career. >> she was part of the sheriff's department. her ultimate goal was to try to get into the fbi. >> reporter: she'd found a new sense of purpose in the church. her pastor and his wife, like family. >> they had taken her in, they were helping her out. >> i was like, i'm proud of you, you're finding god. >> reporter: then, one baffling text. and she was gone. >> i go, i know i probably watch a lot of "law and order" but i have this really gut feeling. >> because i was a mom, i just knew she didn't leave on her own. there was n

person that you love like romeo and juliet or werther, or you lose the person you love, like holden or conradabout young people they can't avoid the truth that being young is so painful, it's almost too much to feel. >> jimmy: thanks again for coming on the show congrats on the movie and give my best to everyone on "riverdale," okay? stay safe, pal >> i will. >> jimmy: it's so good to see you. next time in person. >> next time in person >> jimmy: lili reinhart, everybody. "chemical hearts" begins streaming this friday on amazon prime video. more "tonight show" after the break. stick around ♪ this is my body of proof. proof i can fight moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. proof i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. proof of less joint pain... ...and clearer skin in psa. humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system p

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today from a coalition of private and philanthropic entities that includes kaiser permanente the conrad hilton foundation and the blue shield of california foundation. nearly 52 million dollars will go to 8 counties in the central valley. they are fresno kern kings madera merced said stan walking stance softened to larry details to come on the rest of the money allocation. the new partnership builds on the governor's announcement of 286 million dollars in federal money. the made available to local governments in order to support their covid-19 response. well, thousands of scenes, the santa clara county are about to get the tools they need for a virtual school year many families simply cannot afford a computer or even the internet at home run for us rob fladeboe tells us about the county's latest effort to bridge the digital divide. >>markey here at franklin elementary welcomes kids back to school from a distance until now though an estimated 15,000 students in this and other santa clara county school district's lack the devices to learn from a distance. another 9,000 have no internet ac

. >> reporter: nicole buchanan's husband conrad was just 39 years old. healthy, in the prime of his life. >> you know, you get so many people who do well and then some people who just, bingo. they're on a respirator, and they're dead. >> reporter: through it all the virus has been pretty constant but how we react to it has considerably changed. >> we've just got a lot of young people that were ready to get back out, want to go to restaurants, want to go to bars. >> reporter: here is the part that makes little sense. when there were fewer than 5,000 confirmed cases back in march, we started to shut things down. >> we'd much rather be ahead of the curve than behind it. >> reporter: but now there are more than 6 million people who have been infected and we are pushing to open things back up. and even though we've been told nearly 70,000 americans could possibly be saved by the end of the year if we just wore masks in public -- >> please wear your masks -- >> reporter: it seems too much to ask. that is why models now estimate that a thousand people will die

only person who actually gave any substance at all, got to give credit where it's due, here he is, conrad bernie sanders, bolshevik bernie. he used to be an annoyance on the fringe of the democratic party, an outlier, barely even tolerated. everyone there back then, many democrats embarrassed by sanders radical socialist agenda. now he is the signal caller, leader in the democratic party. he controls the party's agenda, helped coauthor biden's economic platform. in other words, biden plagiarized big portions of it. he is now the mainstream of what is now the democratic socialist party. this is the most extreme ticket of any major party in the history of this country. don't take my word for it, let's just listen to what bernie sanders had to say last night. he's the leader, the economic star for joe and kamala, take a look. >> our campaign ended several months ago, but our movement continues and is getting stronger every day. many of the ideas we fought for that just a few years ago were considered radical are now mainstream. >> sean: that's actually true. no oil, no gas, everything is fre

the next one that i read was conrad, the brenner assignment for those of you who cannot read is by patrick k o'donnell, a fabulous book, patrick kate o'donnell, the brenner assignment, another book while i read while researching, all of these are nonfiction books,io conrad j and this is the untold secret of russia's masters by in america after the end of the cold war, this was an amazing book, not only how this russian kept himself hidden from his intelligence services, he came over to the american side but what he had to do to keep his own networks in place in theee management skills in the personal attributes that he needed to have in space to be successful spymaster, this is a fascinating book, you will love. this book and i wish the subject was still alive, i would love to have interviewed him as i was working on my own thriller, i think he would've been a fascinating man to talk to. , i will wrap up with one of the most fascinating spymaster's i've ever known and read carlton in my thrillers based on this gentleman, this is dewey's book called the spy for all seasons, it's amazing and

so, what brings you to town, conrad? everything all right? redeeming qualities. nicholas van 0rton is one of these. this is for you. you shouldn't have. his brother, conrad, played by sean penn, gives him a mysterious gift for his birthday — an interactive game for the man who has everything. call that number. why? it will make your life fun. the idea is that the game interacts with nicholas's real life, and there are elaborate surprises around every corner. as nicholas becomes increasingly frustrated and scared, the plot thickens and twists abound. it's an intriguing watch and deborah kara unger is terrific as the enigmatic hitchcockian blonde. if you are a fan of indie movies, than good news, the sundance film festival london is online this weekend and available throughout the uk. people like that stuff. sounds good. yeah. people like that stuff a lot. the digital celebration features three films from this year's sundance film festival in the us — all of them premiering at specific times online. there is uncle frank, starring paul betta ny.

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