sir edmond hillary, george lee mallory, liukin, hager. >> try to put these on.pen like this? >> mine are a little big, i think. wait, i didn't put my feet through it. they are seriously m.c. hammer pants. >> getting a little fresh. >> let's go. >> this feel like right before a competition? >> yeah, i'm getting a little nervous. >> all right. strapping myself in. >> look at you, jenna. >> are we halfway? >> no. >> it's slippery. don't look down. that was the hardest part. thank goodness. hey! that's gymnastics. we're here. yea! >> wow, it looks beautiful. >> look, there's the olympic stadium. we came, we conquered, we posed. we had a great time, although i have to say i feel a little sick from that swing still. nadia has a gold medal in gymnastics and i have a gold medal in silly things around london. >> i'm so glad you got that assignment, not me. >> you would have done great. >> i'm not sure i would have gotten it on there. up neck, the fascination with synchronized swimming, coming up after this. ♪ you won't run into the top ten appliance brands just anywhere.

and jeff hager has more on what is at stake. >> it is the vicious breed, yet the bull does not look as threatening as the canines at the dog park. >> i do think that the dog owners should be possible for their own dogs and they have an idea that their dog could be -- have a problem. >> and diana curly knows her beagle mix has a bit of an anxiety problem when it comes to mail carriers. lawmakers have come up with half a dozen versions of the bill to make the owners of all breeds responsible for their dogs. but does one size really fit owl? >> i think it is confusing for a lot of owners. just the idea of what sort of is at risk and what your dog is liable for without any consideration. >> here at the rescue and care shelter or barks, the executive director says that ultimately it is the dog owners regardless of the breed that should be liable for them. and the proposed bills address that. >> they say let's remove the landlord as being libel. let's make the tenant the only one libel. that's what we agree with. don't hold them libel. they're not watching the dog. then it should be all dogs

jeff hager has more on why it's trying to down size. >> reporter: they're in the business of making money. for almost two years that hasn't been a problem at hollywood casino perryville. >> the report will be coming out today. they will show that we're 30% off of where we were and closer to 40% off of what our peek numbers were in march and april. >> reporter: when maryland live! opened up, hollywood business dropped off from $260 are machine per day to $150. it wants the state to take back 500 of the 1500 machines, ultimately placing them in other facilities. hill says this is not a foreboding sign of things to come. >> this is not a death penalty by any stretch of the imagination. this is us doing the fiscally responsible thing to make our property the right size. >> reporter: he readily admit there is may be more reasons behind the drop off in revenue over the last few months. as the casino is renovated to make way for a new upscale casual dining area, the standard buffet has been pushed outside to a tent. the summer is also an especially slow season for slots but earliest mats that th

jeff hager has more. >> reporter: the mosque on philadelphia road in abington has never experienced hate but it doesn't want it take chances. the wholly month of ramadan is underway which means more potential targets for those who who wish to do them harm. they appealed to the harford county sheriff's office to do patrols, convinced that the white supremacist misdirected his hate at the temple. >> they have mistaken them for muslims. we are concerned they might be looking out for a muslim place of worship and not a sikh place of worship. >> reporter: the sheriff has agreed to increase security although they have not received information that a threat is imminent. they will hold an open house tomorrow night to encourage understanding. jeff hager, abc2 news. >>> hundreds of jeep owners complained about a shake and shimmy with their wranglers. what you should do. >> amazing video from inside a cockpit as a plane goes down in a field. >> i'm meteorologist mike masco. it's been clear. storms have started to form. we'll track. it are avenue watching -- you're watching abc2 news at 5. >>> we ar

jeff hager joins us with the proposed reductions. >> reporter: for almost two years, slot parlors hit the jack poment now the general manager is calling on the lottery commission to let them cut as many as 500 of the 1500 machines. the perryville facility knew this would eventually compete with those in anne arundel county and baltimore. revenues have dropped as much as 40%. he said the move is not a foreboding sign of things to come. >> this is not a death penalty. this is just us doing the physically responsible thing to make our property the right size so we can maintains our level. >> reporter: he said returning some of the machines to the state would save taxpayers money since it would have to purchase some for other casinos when they open. he said it has nothing to do with expanding table games. there's in way to gauge any impact it may have. jeff hager, abc2 news. >> right now hollywood casino has 1500 machines, and given those 500 back would knock it down to 1,000. here's what the rest of maryland's current and potential casinos would va the one at oceans down as 80. maryland

right now through hagers town. >> we'll do a couple of zooms here, you can see where that is. south of winchester, making its way towards northwestern falk year county. a few areas of thunder in martinsburg. these showers will continue to move in towards the area as we make our way through the rest of the evening. how about frederick county. through the morning towards urbana. temperatures this evening, how about 75 degrees at 7:00 and yes, the chance for some shower activity. 58 when you wake up tomorrow morning. some of the cooler suburbs and we could see fog. we'll talk more about that and the next chance much showers in a minute. >>> a dramatic shift in the focus for the race for the white house. an anti-abortion candidate made incendiary comments about rape and pushed women's rights front and center. steve handelsman has our report. >> the issue of abortion rights for the victims of rape exploding today. poses possible damage to the ryan/romney presidential campaign. with women voters, they disproportionately back obama. he weighed in. >> the remarks were effective. rape

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. >> we have team coverage but we want it start with jeff hager. >> reporter: students described the gunman as troubled. police say the unidentified student brought the concealed farm to school and entered the cafeteria during the lunch period where he fired the first strike. a student inside the cafeteria described

jeff hager joins us with more on this amazing rescue. >> first, 30-year-old christopher wanted to save his home. then he risked his life to save his daughter. the flames tore through the home. it appear as candle caused that fire in the basement and 20-year-old spencer blake, a neighbor came running the nearby woods knocking down a section of the back privacy fence when he heard him call out for help. >> i was kind of worried about him. help won't think about the danger or anything. he just goes for it. go help him and my husband is like, sure, both of us will be gone. go help him. he's crazy. i don't know what he's going to do. >> he ran back inside to lock for his wife and baby. in the meantime spencer's father had alerted neighbors to the fire and assuredd would rough that the neighbors had gotten out. he suffered severe burns and paramedics airlifted him to the bay view burn center. >> all right. thanks a lot, jeff. >>> anne arundel firefighters have just extinguished the fire when they responded to another one on wilben road. they rescued a man and woman from the home. paramedics

. >> reporter: in carroll county, jeff hager, abc2 news. >> if you live in this area, you're asked to keep an eye out for suspicious cars. roll up the windows, lock the doors and remove valuables. >>> the potentially dangerous parvo virus is starting to turn up in dogs. the doctor said you can't believe everything you read on the web. although it's highly contagious you don't need a special cleantor kill the germs. bleach can work. if your pup has symptoms start hydrating the dog with gatorade. just call a vet. >> make sure you have a good diet. the internet is a good place to get general information. >> you need to check with your local veterinarian and make sure you're following their guidelines. >> the best bet is to make sure they're vaccinated against the virus. >>> many of our state legislators are back in session for the special session. item one, possible gambling exspafntle lawmakers are also considering adding a sixth casino in prince george's county. delegate ron george echoed the feelings already made by other lawmakers concerned about the impact of any decisions on their

in baltimore county, jeff hager, abc2 news. >> the two women have posted bail of $3500 a piece and areack on the street. they're still trying to determine their legal status in this country. >>> tropical storm isaac is continng to move north across louisiana. evacuations are still underway. water is pouring into the already swollen river and officials believe it could cause low lying areas to flood. this 8-year-old and the grandmother were among the hundreds rescued. >> it was really board because it was really deep. >> isaac is expected to dump rain across the middle part of the the country before finally break up over the weekend. >>> rescuers are also working to help animals. you can see the cows are fighting through the muck. animal shelters in louisiana and mississippi are sending animals to texas to make room for ones being evacuated. >>> most of the images coming from tropical storm isaac are frightening but this one is cute. a father stayed behind when they evacuated. when they went into the home, this is what he found. she left hurricane rules for the stuffed animals, to scoot

. >> reporter: in annapolis, jeff hager, abc2 news. >> brown faces a series of charges including armed robbery, assault and kidnapping. he has been held at the -- at the anne arundel detention center. >> three were found shot in a home in west baltimore last night. police were called out for the report of a gunfire in the 600 block of linnard street. they didn't find anything. a short time later they got another call, this time for an injured person. officers went back out to the neighborhood and found the three people who were shot. the three were' nounsed dead at the house. >> the house is no stranger to the police department. we have had issues with people inside of that house in the past. obviously, never to this magnitude but we're looking into the history of the house, history of the people we found inside and trying to piece some things together. hopefully we'll be pointed in the right direction. >> police have not relsed names for any of the three but are asking people with information to give the police department a call. >>> police are also looking for two men who they say pu

so martinsburg, hagers town, maybe frederick. later today, tonight, that's when heavier rain will be here and possibly some severe thunderstorms. meteorologist chuck bell will be guiding you through that should we get any severe weather. as of this early hour, the showers and storms are north of the mason-dixon line. north of the pennsylvania pike and they're staying out of reach. you folks in deep creek, you'll be the first to see this activity from the west blasting east and this shaded area, already a severe thunderstorm watch north of the ohio valley. active weather incoming here later this evening as i mentioned. all right. here's the timeline. we're going to keep it dry throughout the day most of the time. but the showers popping later. especially overnight and tomorrow morning, we could have a soaker for that drive on in. the front stalls just to the south. so the threat of showers and storms will be mainly to the south tomorrow. although it won't be a rain-free day here. what about the beach. are you headed to ocean city?

jeff hager has more to protect a mosque there. >> reporter: more people, more prayers and more nightly services mark the night of ramadan. its president wants to make sure this doesn't make itself more of a target for white supremacists. >> the reason we are concerned every time in the past they have attacked the sikh they have mistaken them as muslims. >> reporter: they reached out to the sheriff to increase patrols and why many say muslims have little to feerks the sheriff said such threats are real. >> the community at large probably isn't aware of them. i don't know that they're ever going to go away. they will always be with us. >> reporheter: t sheriff said investigators have found no evidence of any immediate threat but has assured the mosque that he will step up police presence. >> i'm sworn to uphold the constitution -- i've sworn to uphold the constitution. >> reporter: while the mosque reports no incidents since it located a year ago, they want to make sure this doesn't become a target now, especially in light of the mass shooting in wisconsin. >> even this shooting at the s

. >> reporter: jeff hager, abc2 news. >> as far as the awareness campaign, sidewalks, shuttle buses and pedestrian bridge to the homewood campus will carry banners and decals promoting pedestrian safety. >>> people in louisiana are drying out from the storm that was once isaac. raining and flooding knocked down trees and power lines. it's now a depression over missouri, it could be headed to maryland. department of natural resources is warning boaters to be careful this labor day weekend. boaters should be prepairdz for high tides and -- prepared for high a tides and debris. most of the impact, will come in the latter part of the weekend, sunday in to monday. now it's quiet as a mouse. good weather for all the people downtown, checking out the early race activities, for indy car and baltimore, an awesome grand prix weekend for the weather, most of the weekend weather wise, 92 now. humidity 35%. take a look at some of the, i want to show you the temperatures now in the 90s, and these numbers running on the hot side, no question about that as they will continue to for the next few hours.

in baltimore county,ever hager, abc2 news. >> gladden is undergoing mental evaluation at a local hospital and is being charged as an adult with first-degree murder and assault. his stepfather is andrew piper. piper's home in the 4800 lock of bradshaw was searched and police said both illegal weapons and drugs were found. piper was arrested. the gun used did not come from piper's home. >>> the family of the teen who was shot, daniel. they chose not to speak but they did release a statement. for that we go to kelly swoope. >> we received it through the media relations team. it reads, on monday, august 27, 2012, our son, daniel was critically injured on his first day at school. we would like to personally thank school personnel who quickly responded, getting daniel to safety. we would also like to thank baltimore county ems, baltimore county police and the maryland state police who quickly transported daniel to the r adams cowl shock trauma center in baltimore where he remains in critical condition. we would like to ask the public, our family and friends to respect our privacy at this time a

jeff hager, abc2 news. >> well you have to go back to the 1800's. rg steel was auctioned off and what this moons for the future of the mill and its workers. >>> a man steals a purse from a woman at walmart. what caused her to pass out before her purse was snatched. >> stobs, you drinkers can leave your cash and credit cards at home. how the company is letting you pay for their coffee. >> the kids are collecting backpacks, crayons, dpliewrks sering that a youngster needs to enter into school. >> just a good opportunity for businesses. >> they love it. our communities are coming together. families are walking right in and asking how they can help and they're dropping off the backpacks and school supplies. >> the information is on the screen. you can did to our website and find out how you can get involved. >>> some students are get an education on how the government works. education reporter sherrie johnson has more. >> reporter: students are getting an up close and personal education on local government and the environment. today the students are stu

jeff hager has the latest. >> with messages like photo hell, thief and vulgar f-bomb spray painted on this case in front of the high school, there is little doubt one of the latest speed cameras in baltimore county, maybe one of the least welcomed. >> i think the destruction of any property is wrong but we hate the speed cameras. >> i think they are definitely only here to make money. that's it. they are not here to slow anybody down. >> ironically while the speeding tickets cost motorists $40 a piece, this camera hasn't produced a single dime. >> this went on line less than two weeks ago. we were in the phase where it was issuing warnings rather than citations our policy in the police department is once a camera goes up , there is a 30 day grace period to get a warning if you were exceeding the speed limit by 12 miles per hour or more. >> reporter: workers seen cameras targeted with graffitis, set on fire and dragged off their base with a truck. in the end they will be fixed or replaced to do the job they were intended for. >> somebody is upset about it. the bottom line is, this is a

jeff hager is on this. >> i'm kelly swoope. my friends from swoop are helping me pack this box. >> here's a preview of what's ahead on world news at 6:30. >> coming up on world knew, the gold medal war between the u.s. and china. the u.s. on top until now. so what's the secret? we go inside china's program on world news. why don't we play a game of hide and seek? right now? yeah go hide. one, two... [ son ] come and find me! three! [ male announcer ] bite-sized chicken's grown up. new kfc bites. freshly hand-breaded in the colonel's original recipe. try 10 bites with an 8 piece meal for $19.99. today tastes so good. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can be in the scene. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. peo

jeff hager, abc2 news. >>> it's been ten days since she was abducted. here is a brief time line of the developments. july 24th, she was taken from her home at gunpoint 24 hours later found inside her car 100 miles from her home in aberdeen. three days ago, police released surveillance video of a suspect along with a composite sketch bringing to this morning's news conference at camden yards. as this investigation continues, when we are not on the air, you can get the latest information on abc 2 news.com or downloading our news app at abc2news.com/mobile. >>> hot and humid out there, 90 degrees, it's feeling like 90s in many locations. it is a sunny shot. looks deceiving with the humidity and the heat indices. well in to the 90s. maryland's most powerful doppler, one little lone shower along 83, another storm backing york county, as we head towards the eastern shore we have an active warning in southeast cecil county around cecilton, this is heading towards the northeast at a whopping a miles per hour. this is a slow mover if you plan on going wards del

abc2's jeff hager has the story of an instructor who risked his life to save others. >> reporter: students say a teacher single handedly subdued the gunman with know thought for his own safety. students filing out of perry hall high school after the shooting offered up eyewitness accounts of a 15-year-old student who entered the cafeteria with a firearm and the conviction to use it. >> all of a sudden, i hear pop, like the gun went off. everybody started ducking and looking around and then i hear pop again and then all of a sudden i hear everyone coming in screaming, hollering. >> reporter: police say the shooting was random. the gunman's first shot struck a classmate. >> instructors, teachers responded after seeing this. as they were responding, he discharged one round strike another student who's 17 years of age. >> reporter: baltimore county police, state police, atf and u.s. marshals. an instructor took split second action to prep vent carnage. >> a trouble kid came in with a double barreled shot gun into the cafeteria, shot at the special ed table and one of the teachers wrestled him

jeff hager joins us with more on the alleged

look at the 59 frederick. 60 i don't care. 61 hager -- 60 york, 61 hagerstown. grab the jacket.e have the trough of low pressure that's across our area that jet stream digging in for today, and also tomorrow. by thursday, high pressure will build in across the area, we will get warmer, things are going to look up. we look at the tropical satellite, we can see two disturbances in to the atlantic, one wave off the african coast and another one, this is the one that is tropical depression number 9, this is the one we will keep our eye op through time because it could affect florida. something that could affect us, we are looking at this little area of disturbed weather here and this could become a tropical storm as well in to time as well. over the next 48 hours, a 30% chance, but if it stays over the warm water in the gulf, it has a chance of developing. future trend not picking up on a lot now but keeps the chances for showers and storms around as we head in to tomorrow and thursday we are looking at sunshine in the forecast, right now, temperature coming in at 83 degrees, the is

abc2's jeff hager tonight. >> reporter: as students returned to perry hall high school, they joined hands for a classmate gunned down 24 hours later. police released this picture, 15-year-old robert gladden, jr., known to many as bobby g. >> he never said anything. he was in his own little world. >> reporter: but gladden's world erupted in violence after police say he

"today's" contributing correspondent jenna bush-hager. >> she's so cute. 16 years old, american ariel hsing is bringing a fresh face and a little star power to the table. like many of us, she first played in her garage as a young girl. >> i thought table tennis was so cool. immediately when i started playing it, i just fell in love with it. >> she dead indicates countless hours of practice to this sport. education is so important. your parents made a deal with you. isn't that right? they said as long as you make straight as, you can play table tennis. if you make a b, no table tennis. so you've never made a b. >> never. >> united states has never won in table tennis but ariel came close. after winning her first two matches, she gave china a run for her money, nearly upsetting the world's best in an incredible match. >> you played well. you didn't medal. how has that changed your focus for the future. >> before i did not realize i could compete with the world's best. now i've gained a little more confidence. my sights are set ongoing 2016. >> though she see

jenna bush hager tags along with the u.s. gymnastics team.away from home the past couple of weeks. i'm matt lauer along with savannah guthrie, natalie morales and al roker. >> it's going to be a huge night tonight. the u.s. women's soccer team advance to the finals after the last-second win against canada. natalie caught up with alex morgue a morgan, the hero of the game and they're going to tell us how they feel going for their third straight olympic medal. >> every time we come to the olympic games, we're in search of an inspiring story but we're going to share an inspiring story from back home. lauren scruggs, who walked into a propeller, was terribly injured. sheep has made the trip here to london, she'll take in the sights. it's her first interview since that accident. we'll talk to her shortly. >> first we want to say hello to two medal winners. guys, good morning to you. not too slouchy for two first-time olympians. >> not bad at all. >> how do you feel? >> i feel great. it like a dream come true. it's been something i've been training

they have created confusion and jeff hager has a closer look. lots of questions and scenarios to consider with this. >> there are, kelly no bite rules, pit bulls, it is a bond they're people are confused over all the matters. at the heart of this is the state's high urgent court ruling that pit bulls are a vicious breed and landlords be responsible if and when they attack. clearing the air now, activists say the bills will address the two issues. the different versions would make the owner responsible for their own dog, they just vary whether they are libeful they are constrained or never had a history of biting. >> they should be held to the same standard. they are not necessarily a dangerous breed. it is tricky if there is no springs or circumstances, what was the issue. >> reporter: owners could only be held responsible if they bite. and 35 other states have no such rule holding them bible. and. >> and many fear it would here. >> the long days or days of work that are not budgeted for, the session cost $20,000 a day and this is day 4. ale bri

jeff hager joins us with the details. >> police aren't calling it a murder at least for now but theyve a mystery on their hands

jeff hager joins us with more on that story. >> they not only spray paint toafd camera lens, they left harsh messages that could burn the eyes, motorists passing by the metal box near the high school were met with the words go to hell, involving the f word, many motorists didn't condone the vandalism but could understand why someone would do it. they could have a police officer here. the policeman did give out warning tickets and tickets. speed cameras are just they are just gouging people for money. i think they are wrong. >> the pups of the cameras is simply to reduce speed in school zones, that is their only purpose. if you are obeying the speed limit, the existence of the camera should be irrelevant to you. >> reporter: it's not generating $40 citations yet, just warning tickets. workers installed it ten days ago, there is a 30 day grace period for motorists to learn to slow down. >>> continuing coverage of a story that's back if the headlines this week after 8 chin died dug the first week of august after left in hot cars. roosevelt leftwich has more on that. >> tranically it's som

jenna bush-hager. >> ariel making mince meat. >> put me down. oh!ll remember the life of a bay area gymnastics coach. a memorial service will be held for 57-year-old russell wright today at the lucy stern community school in pal lo alto. he drowned last week when his foot got trapped in a swim in the yosemites. he's sur vooiched by two daughters. >>> good morning to you. we have some very hot weather and many days to deal with it. 100 degrees by thursday, 101 on friday. so if you're looking for cooler conditions, bayside not the coast, you'll be in the 80s and 70s today. otherwise, we keep on climbing all the way through friday. saturday and sunday staying hot. stay tuned to the weather report. >>> here's bolt. usain bolt explodes. and he's still the king of the 100! >> on this eighth day of august, that's greenwich park in london, a 20-minute drive from buckingham palace. it's the home of olympic equestrian. right now, the individual jumping final is under way and we join it live with tim ryan and melanie smith-taylor. >> in the ring now for the un

it features american gymnast mckayla maroney teaching our own jenna bush-hager to do the dougie.a bush-hager. >> a better way to do the dougie. >> you promised you would do it with me. >> no. savannah. >> what are you talking about? >> you've got it. ready? >> al. >> you're on my side. >> ready? >> teach me how to dougie. i'm not good. >> dougie. >> i don't think that's a great idea. >> teach me how to dougie. >> i think we want to move right along here. >> by the way, jenna is doing a remake of greece. >> you're the one i want. >> mr. roker. >> all right. let's see what we've got for you. london calling the next three days. looks like we've got great weather, some morning showers. sunday partly cloudy. as you look, you can see we've got strong storms in the northeast around the great lakes. it won't stop. showers along the mid-atlantic, southeastern atlantic coast. beautiful out west, plenty of sunshine. we're looking at temperatures in the 70s in the northwest. expect to see plenty of sun in the midsection of the country. temperatures still warm but not as bad. risk of strong s

. >> reporter: now former virginia lieutenant governor jon hager says the obama campaign really beathe gop on the ground and in social media four years ago. he says that will not happen again, but, of course, the reputation for the obama campaign is that it's very, very strong in deft out the vote. so we'll have to see -- in get out the vote. so we'll have to see what happens in november. >> thank you, bruce. >>> coming up an explosion lights up the sky one day after construction workers find an undetonated bomb all the way from world war ii. >> but up next one news chopper captures another one forced to make an emergency landing in southern california. we've got the pictures for you after the break. >> don't forget we are always on at www.wusa9.com. stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> president obama made a campaign stop in battleground virginia today. the president held a rally right near uva in downtown charlottesville this afternoon right on the eve of mitt romney's big acceptance speech at the rnc. >> it was the third stop on a three-state tour of college towns in which he's

thunderstorm farther to the east as you expect them to do and that is in affect for washington county and hager count where he frederick is and thurmont here and that is about to cross over. some of the communities ahead of the storm now between 10 and 15 minutes away and eventually, if it holds together, about 30 minutes or so, it will get on over to hem it -- emmitsburg. as we're tighter here, all of this red and orange, obviously, is indicating where there is the heaviest rain and we do know that this storm has a history of producing a little bit of hail and very, very gusty wind. we can still see a lot of lightning with this storm, too, and northern sections of hagerstown there and, again, it's moving on off to the east about 22 miles an hour and warnings in effect for washington county and frederick county. thunderstorm warnings. look back the rest of the area, we're not seeing anything happening. listen there is more back to the west and we'll talk about that here in just a second and broaden out the vow and show you where the thunderstorm -- view and show you where the thunderstorms are

"today" contributing correspondent jenna bush hager was there. exciting. it was an electric atmosphere capped off by the track's highlight event, the men's 100 meter dash. >> usain bolt explodes. he's still the king of the 100. >> it was a record breaking night for the world's fastest man as jamaica's usain bolt once again struck gold. the crowd went absolutely electric. what was that like? >> it was wonderful. i came out there to do a job and that's what i did. because it gives me the energy to go and do my best. >> let's do a bolt. ready? one, two, three. >> there's the start. >> an emotional gatlin won an american bronze after four years off the track for a doping violation. >> is this the ultimate redemption story? >> i believe so. coming back, i still have a lot left in the tank. but just to come back after eight years, almost a decade, won a medal for my supporters, everyone who believed in me along the way and helped pick me up to be the man i am today. >> you're getting kind of emotional. >> yeah, i am. for a long time, just to come back

long before it was done about, became a very respect to hager in the art world.ves became keeper of the queens pictures before he was exposed as a spy. and that came as a shock to the queen. [laughter] in the untouchable, john bonsall portrays this old man living a solitary life in london, clutching to him the secret retractor recommit trudging the moment when it's going to be exposed, haunted by the spirit of discovery. it's very real and extremely good and very readable. unlike the cambridge spies and their sense of superiority, the genuinely convinced radical, the true ideological spies do not buy such a track for the novelists i don't think because it's a true ideological spies don't have a self-analysis. justice quiets unquestioning conviction that they are right and the cause they service the right because there is to british woman called the leader in more worried and she was just such a spy. she was a truly great lady, a perfect spy it turns out. she was secretary and a british research institution. she was a convinced communist from the 1940s onward and