houdini inside.so inscribed "a friend of houdini for 35 years, howard thurston." >> houdini's such a big name. you have another houdini book. >> mm-hmm. this is the last book he wrote, "magician among the spirits." >> what else? >> a copy of henry dean's "hocus pocus, the whole art of legerdemain." this is a bestseller from the time it appeared in print, first in 1722. >> good condition? >> i mean, if i look this good when i'm this old, yeah, i'll be very happy. this is a book that actually does a trick and... >> okay, i'm ready. >> so, when you flip through, you may see some pictures of some soldiers. >> i do. >> you breathe on the book, and when you flip through it again, you may see some different pictures, perhaps of flowers. >> upside down? >> and when you breathe through it again, most of the pages are blank. >> gabe says no single book will top rex's previous record-breaking sale. but with 400 volumes on the block, he hopes to "conjure up" an even bigger payday. >> fair warning...sold! what's

that became of water the grave and indeed magician dies attempting to escape made famous by having houdini john salahi had remarked it is be magic if you pull that off otherwise tragic also coming up a killing in pakistan a known critic of the military and politicians is mobbed up near the capital islamabad is this a wider trend in the country plus. the dicta to call.

that became of water the grave and indian magician dies attempting an escape made famous by having houdini. he had remarked it'd be magic if you pulled it off otherwise tragic also coming up a killing in pakistan a known critic of the military and politicians is mobbed up near the capital islamabad is this trend in the country plus. to dictate to poppy farming we meet an afghan man who says he has no choice then to grow crops that funds turned up and criminals. i'm british welcome to do. it's good to have you with us we start in india and the iconic bridge in kolkata that became the scene of tragedy a dangerous underwater escape that went horribly wrong indian man. who called himself the wizard mandrake said he wanted to revive interest in magic by replicating by a trick under the bridge. he was tied up with a heavy rope and still chains secured by 6 locks he was then know what by crane into the holy river. after 10 minutes he still had. to the horror of onlookers which included members of his family rescue teams are mobilized and yesterday they found his body still in chains washed up a k

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of a magician who drowned while trying to replicate an underwater stunt by the illusionist harry houdini. harry was lowered into the river in kolkata in a yellow and red costume of his legs and arms bound the 40 year old did not emerge from the water authorities initially believe the vanishing act could be part of the stunt but then gathered to rescue workers to help him. across safety trade wars in geopolitical tensions are all causing concern at the paris air show boeing executives sought to reassure their customers after technical issues with that 737 max aircraft the fleet was grounded after 2 fatal crashes within 5 months. reports. the latest model of the boeing $707.00 dreamliner on display at the paris air show it's one of the planes the boeing is banking on to salvage its reputation the u.s. plane maker is in crisis for its 737 max absent from the show it's been grounded since march off to 2 fatal crashes the mood was somber as boeing executives that their priority was for the 737 max to fly again and words simply cannot express the sorrow in the sympathy that we feel for the fam