>> cronin: at least. >> pelley: and all of these came from where? >> cronin: it was universally china. >> pelley: what did you do next? >> cronin: instead of trying to find our way to a target, we had far too many. so what we decided to do was go through the list and see any that popped out. and one name in particular struck out, out of the list. >> pelley: what was that name? >> cronin: gordon jin. >> pelley: when gordon jin was making claims about what he could provide, what did he tell your undercover agents? >> cronin: what gordon jin said he could provide to you was essentially, any drug you could imagine: those that exist, those that don't even currently exist. he called it custom synthesis. what it really meant was made- to-order poison. >> pelley: we'll track down the man prosecutors say is gordon jin, in a moment. but first, have a look at fentanyl and its derivatives. justin herdman is u.s. attorney in cleveland. he told us some of this was seized by the d.e.a. the rest was found in the mail by u.s. postal service inspectors. >> justin her

speed but again there are other topics which are covered by our 2 other laureates julia julia and cronin thanks so much for coming in today a board member and jury member for the right livelihood award thanks very much. and staying with the amazon brazil's president higher balls an r. o. has defended his environmental record before world leaders at the un general assembly it uses tricks of lying about the wildfires currently raging in the amazon and he rejected any outside interference saying the fate of the amazon rainforest is a matter for brazil alone and not for foreign entities fi amazon rain forest is burning at its highest rates in almost a decade images like this were a environmentalists say see the rain forest is the world's along with an antidote to climate change and they accuse brazil's president of allowing deforestation to go on checks but at the un jaya both in our i met file with even more fire telling his audience the amazons a matter for brazil. it is a fallacy to say that the amazon is the heritage of humankind. using and resorting to fallacies to certain countries ins

and meanwhile conde's friendship with frank cronin shield blossom. they were really like brothers. therewere a lot of rumors that they were gay . i don't know about frank one way or another area i know edmund wilson was one of the editors at vanity fair for a brief time believed that he was a unit. i prefer to call him a confirmed bachelor. conde on the other hand love women. and he was always seen with a pretty woman on his arm after he and larry's read up. it took years forher to agree to a divorce . but that's for something in the future . in the meantime in the 1920s clary's moved to 1000 park avenue. their daughter nikita became a hostess of many of conde's famous parties. and of course, conde moved to 1044 and lc you'll is a person who decorated the apartment . that's where the most famous cafc society party took place . i'd like to say you think of mrs. after dancing with groucho marx, i can't imagine groucho marx dancing but the sort of thing. anybody was in the news, anybody who was a trendsetter was allowed into the party or invited to the party react frequently they didn

the recovery of frank cronin to francis rollin into the rawlins sisters of south carolina. there really getting out the vote for the reconstruction era. it is an important story. we often talk about the notion of the failures of reconstruction. i am really enamored. recently at a talk where i heard stacey abrams talk about the lack of language. what is a failure when you have people coming to the poor. people demanding their rights and organizing and creating a community which did happen. strike from the north on the streetcars. it mobilized people. just because the government refused to enforce the law does not mean a waste of failure. is the women who came to this --. you have a character you want to share with us. >> we could move to q&a. >> i would love to talk about her. >> ida wells, before she became famous, protested and discrimination. she did it more than once.'s filed lawsuits against the company. my case i did a lot of research on a woman named catherine or kate brown. who worked in the senate building as attendant at the ladies washroom. imagine that, and the u