we're going to be seeing a lot more of her she's going to be in the new james bond film alongside daniel pearl daniel craig how exciting so i'm thinking very quickly that this gets a thumbs up for a weekend if you if you're a fan of murder mysteries definitely but even if you just want an hour and a half with your family and not fighting for an hour and a half on thanksgiving this is the perfect film for that ok well we definitely look forward to catching that one that's going to be one on my ever lengthening list and thanks for bringing us the extra dough roxboro. well she is only 32 years old but luisa clément is making her mark as a digital artist as a long time student of world famous photographer and to be asked her focus is on the body and how it is ultimately made in the animists by technology she currently has a solo exhibition on in auckland where her photos videos sculptures and installations raise questions about our identity in a digital has for. aesthetic beguiling and confusing luisa clements work asks the question of where we are right now still in reality or in a virtual world

audience questions please silence your cell phones even before she finished oxford before 9/11 before daniel pearl was captured and killed having taken and great risk out of burma when she was when you're out of high school she got a masters in terrorism at georgetown where she developed an algorithm that could predict terrorist attacks based on years of data per 21 she was recruited to the cia to analyze classified cables for government and then advanced operation training training to infiltrate terrorist networks working undercover as an art dealer specializing in indigenous art is not a huge surprise it is a novel coming to life she was under surveillance of the chinese and had they had to talk in code the housekeeper was by the people in the street then the cia was spying on the chinese who were spying so they already knew. since she left in 2010 she now reports to cnn, national geographic, and the bbc currently developing this book as a tv series also working on a young adult novel called the business of drugs ladies and gentlemen amaryllis fox. [applause] >> if you could just start talking a

phones for echo even before she finished studying at oxford before 9/11 before her writing mentor daniel pearl was already invested in international affairs taking a great risk out of burma when just one year out of high school she got a masters in terrorism where she developed an algorithm that could predict terrorist attacks based on 200 years of data at 21 she was recruited to the cia to analyze classified cables from foreign governments and was selected for advanced operation training to infiltrate terrorist networks working undercover as an art dealer. it's not a huge surprise to hear the novel come to life she and her husband who is alsoll a spy had to talk in code all the time the housekeeper was spying and the people in the street were keeping track of theirco movements the place was bugged then to find out this cia were spying on the chinese who were spying on them. since she left in 2010 she has offered insights to cnn, national geographic, bbc and has spoken on peacekeeping. looking at this as a tv series also working on a young adult novel ladies and gentlemen amaryllis fox. [appla

investment these figures are therefore very promising and if you've made every effort the reporter daniel pearl's is here to talk with me about the compact with african it should have he's written several articles on it you can find those on our website at that stage at the dot com well so now it's good to have you here. give us a refresher what was the g. 20 trying to achieve by setting up this compact with effort initiative well that initiative is all about bringing more private investment to africa to selected african countries because the notion of the g 20 countries is the development aid is not alone and sufficient to to create jobs to create wealth in africa so there's this idea to bring more private investment to africa foreign companies setting up a presence there starting manufacturing investing money to to create jobs and to do that in countries that kind of put their house in order that committed term to macro economic it for reforms that means bringing inflation down for energy and public debt and the like ok ok but 2 years in right you've got an upbeat chancellor metal she's excited

after 9/11 and the violence that came after itnd including daniel pearl's murder i returned to that idea if i wasn't going to be overwhelmed by this i had to understand it and that was what i embarked on on the projects you mention mentioned, the algorithm. >> and the cia, you took the job and started looking at cables. there was one particular before you were overseas when he realized the man had been taken eaten and starved and it was the wrong man o. i'm wondering if you can talk about that moment and how you react to it and how the people around you react to it. >> i won't get into the operational details on that anymore than what's in the book because they've been reviewed and elements that are necessary have been omitted so i will let it stand as it's written. that particular case was covered very widely and heavily in the press. i think that it's indicative of one of the great challenges that we all faced after 9/11 and by we all i mean the americans and allies but also the subset we are serving in government and the military intelligence organizations which was this terrible tens