the femme fatale, then, is a seductress.a very beautiful woman whose beauty bedazzles the male hero and who uses her beauty and the bedazzling of the male to achieve her usually evil ends. listen, baby. you got him right where you want him. he's on the hook and can't get off. he can walk out, can't he? he's got a wife, hasn't he? just drop a hint that his wife might find out about this apartment and he'll shell out fast. that's blackmail. it's only blackmail, baby, when you're dumb enough to get caught. what's very interesting about kitty as a femme fatale is her subservience to johnny. her femme fatale nature is brought out by johnny. (knocking on door) is that him? i told you i heard the doorbell. get rid of him. it's very clear it's specifically sexual prowess that keeps kitty tied to johnny. we don't actually see any sexuality, but it's clearly indicated that they are involved in sex and leisure and pleasure. this scene seems to be heavily encoded. there's a whole underlying sense of them belonging to a particular demimo

it's not uncommon in film war to have the femme fatale get away with the crime.master mind this attempted murder, she ended up getting a very good deal. >> claudia's brother manny who set it up and actual shooter both got maxed out on sentences. the amount of time you spend behind bars is nothing to you know what i believe will be alternative. i believe that we all pay one day, no matter what. >> you seem remarkably free of anger. >> i am. everyone should be in this world. she made a mistake. i made mistakes. no one is perfect. >> surprised, you shouldn't be. that trifecta of love, money, and murder isn't new to hollywood. neither are stories about beautiful women who turn out to be as tough as a five dollar stake. and the man who somehow find it in themselves to forgive them. >>> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> good morning, i'm dara brown in new york. it is 7:00 in the east. 4 out west. here's what's happening. president trump visiting the damage left by the wildfires in california and pointing a familiar f

chapman inemember 2010, the femme fatale that was arrested. god, they are idiots, while they were. the fbi tracked them for a decade before they rolled them up as they were getting too close to the hillary clinton campaign, which is interesting. have the timenot to spend five years at a kgb doingy to get good at espionage. the forget to turn off location on their twitter. to the point where it doesn't matter anymore because there is so much volume that you are going to get something through eventually. >> i would also say it is more -- it is more intimidating if we don't care if you know. we are doing it and will not get punished for it. it, it ist away with effective then true covert operations where you get what you did, but you don't get the ripple effect. putin, as did stalin, new the trials were ludicrous. you never believed the confessions but it showed how powerful stalin was. >> stupid or clumsy enough to not work, for example. 's sergei scrip all thing -- sergei scripol thing, we captured the russians and traded them back to the russians. the trade was made for three of ou

you might remember chapman in 2010, the femme fatale that was arrested with nine other sbr's, everyone was like god, they are .diots they were. the fbi tracked them for a decade before they rolled them up as they were getting too close to the hillary clinton campaign, which is interesting. they just did not have the time to spend five years at a kgb academy to get good at doing espionage. they forget to turn off the location on their twitter. and they have like is a hero sent from level stock russia. i like him too. but it got to the point where doesn't matter anymore because there's so much volume that you're going to get something through eventually. >> i would also say it is more it is brazen. the other dissidents talk about this, it's more intimidating if you know what, we don't care if you know. we are doing it and we're not going to get punished for it. if they get away with it, that than truefective covert operations which you get what you did covertly, you don't get the ripple effect of the intimidation. putin, no one believed these confessions. you never believed the confessio

the operation ghost stories, you might remember in 2010 the russian redheaded femme fatale that was arrestedalong with nine other. they are idiots. they were. they track them for a decade before they finally rolled them up. they were getting too close to the hillary clinton campaign which is interesting. but the just did not take the time to spend five years of the kgb academy to get really, really good at doing espionage. no, they got about nine months and then ssml. that's why we are catching on the bots because the bots forget to turn off their locations on twitter and have like kaepernick is a hero sent, -- [laughing] i like calling, too. they got to the point where it doesn't matter anymore. there's so much volume that you can get something to adventure. >> it's more intimidating if it's a brazen. dissonance talk about this. it's more intimidating if you know what, we don't care if you know. we are doing it and we will not get punished for. putin has not paid much of a price for. the saudis, we'll see if they pay a price within them that if they get away with it, it's more effective tha