sort of james bond style result women so can you finish for his full information for somebody without having access to the classified data at cia me and day or elsewhere do you necessarily have to bring gates was security services in the country you were spying on to get useful information. well is certainly the best way but. it depends what kind of intelligence you want to acquire you can also pose as a scientist or mollified scientists and get a job with some contractor who is producing is some secret kind of weapon and so forth still you don't have to be necessarily in gauged in the secret service but you have to have clearance in the clearance is issued by the pentagon and here by by the intelligence services the key to. getting information is a clearance. so a bunch of russian sleeper agents were exposed by the united states in two thousand and ten i don't know if you remember that story they all held usually just. so they're like random usual jobs real estate agent car salesman and they live normal monday lives so what kind of intelligence can you get is like a cook or if you're

¿creíste que era fácil acabar con james bond?, prepárate para morir, ahora sí, a cobrar. lucha: payasadas. chino: ¿qué? no... amá, pero ¿qué hizo? si estaba a punto de acabar el juego, si no lo acabo, no me lo pagan. lucha: pues, ni modo, hijo, no todo es dinero en la vida, lo primero es la salud y mírate, ya pareces sonámbulo, mañana mismo me voy a deshacer de todos estos trebejos, no importa que los tenga que tirar a la basura o los tenga que llevar al empeño, por ejemplo. chino: amá, pero ¿por qué no quiere entender que son mis instrumentos de trabajo? lucha: chino, me preocupa qué tantas armas y disparos afecten tu crecimiento, antes te divertías jugando a la rueda de san miguel... ese de brinca la tablita, yo ya la brinqué... chino: ya--ya, ya no brinque más. lucha: pues mira, te me apagas todo, te tomas tu licuado de papá antonio y te me vas a dormir, que mañana temprano te voy a llevar con doña susana para que te cure de espanto y te truene el empacho. maría: y pues ya, me vine para dejarlos solos hablando de sus cosas y n

i'll follow that for you now before we go if you're a james bond fan you'll want to stop by rockefeller center in new york before april twentieth actor daniel craig is putting his aston martin vanquish up for auction for charity craig did enjoy the british sports car and put a few miles on the car's value is estimated at around half a million dollars and in case you're curious the serial number is double zero seven . that's all for business thank you very much for watching remember we're always on the web at e.w. dot com the by. the i'm. going to play a. woman fighting for the case to be taken seriously in the world. here's what's coming up. on. the table superhero on a mission such as how to move to a smaller women's smarter trucks smarter stage and legislation by no means missed out on a brain creasing lean dangerous stuff some of the female. climate change stuff. isn't it time for. eco and africa people and projects that are changing our environment for the better and it's up to us to make a difference let's show our. people what is going to be a farming magazine. long t w m d. feel.

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a rare aston martin car, owned by the james bond actor, daniel craig has sold at auction in new york for more than 330—thousand pounds. the model, which has the production number, 007, is one ofjust 100 vehicles produced in 2014 as part of a limited edition series, to mark the firm's centenary. the queen turns 92 today, and celebrations including two 21—gun salutes are planned to mark the occasion. her majesty, who has been hosting the commonwealth heads of government meeting, also has an official birthday in june. this evening, prince harry will lead the tributes to his grandmother at a birthday concert at the royal albert hall. her majesty has a number of family events to look forward to in coming weeks, with the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle at windsor castle next month and the birth of her sixth great—grandchild, the third child of william and, expected any day now. time for a look at the weather. let'sjoin phil avery for the forecast. hello, very good morning to you all need to say the least. none too shabby nonetheless. i have to say that the weekends does herald a

the police a bit like james bond they have a license to kill with impunity and i say with impunity because whenever seems to be any justice i don't know of any policeman that has gone to prison for killing a civilian on the streets of london so these attitudes. are created inside the police force. because it is not like sherlock holmes where the police work is about trying to find evidence doing investigations and force the lot the police work is not that at all but instead relies on various prejudices at the end the evidence doesn't go so far as beyond reasonable doubt i think is one of the most impossible things to do to prosecution officer the only reason is the officers are there to protect us so it's quite a natural when you see a police officer in the dock in his uniform it's quite a natural and i think that may be one of the main issues that it's that it goes against everything that we believe a piece of the should be doing crime isn't driven by race crime is driven by socioeconomic factors or young males in inner london get involved in street crime and socioeconomic factors mean th

the it's not that you want to be a james bond daring thinks but when it comes to doing something dangerous you you do it and you find out the know how fearful you are but. it works fine for me and sure i was sometimes afraid of doing something risky but i could live with it but i was careful enough not to be caught and i was caught because i was betrayed. so i know you were offering your superiors to use n.g.o.s as umbrellas for spying activities but they didn't go for it was that for side of your part on your part or is your idea in years now and if yes then how is it done. is outsourcing this kind of thing they are doing the job that the cia is should be doing itself but. it seems safer and simpler to to have a non-governmental organization do it for them but but basically it's just an extension of the covert operations of it is. it's that didn't exist because you you couldn't. sue and then governmental. organization in the soviet union so that's something which came by the. end of the soviet union was. so are is everyone doing it now all the agencies doing this now using non-governmenta

the reason why, we had license to kill but we thought that close to james bond and we were trying to keep away from what you see in movies. it's very different we tried to do something different and the reason we used that phrase, rise up and kill first is because that was used again and again by many of the 1,000 i interview to write the book. not to justify themselves as an adult i. it's the mindset of the people of israel. >> it's the mindset. it's sometimes hard to explain. i know it would be seen as politically incorrect to say the least. this is a problematic issue and it's encapsulated in one of the blurbs that said this is a question we have been dealing with everyday what sort of means is democracy of up to practice in order to defend its citizens while knowing they value violate other values so i think it is extremely relevant to because of the experience of the jewish people but not just because of what happened there, in each decadand eachdecade of the lasts once were enemy declares their goal i was to destroy it that yu rise and kill first. when the president of egypt sa

jet packs and hover boards were once only use by the likes of james bond and marty mcfly, but the numbere—fiction into science fact. this former us air force pilot says learning to fly this i—man —— unmanned aircraft is easier than learning to fly a bicycle. -- ride a b i cycle. learning to fly a bicycle. -- ride a bicycle. we are close to exploring the dream and science behind true human fly. not for commuting just yet but for occupations like police fire and rescue could be using them soon. i don't have a jet pack is yet but one thing is the sure, the way we get to work is constantly changing and it will be vastly different in the future. my list is here! i've got to get to the office, i don't want to be late. —— list. you go to work every day and worry that a machine is about to steal yourjob? i think the impact to people is psychological, they will feel threatened. robots and artificial intelligence are not new, but their combined power and potential is revolutionising the workplace. if there are types of routine jobs, that will be total replacement. assembly—line, inspection, custom

but they admire james bond? he said i've been to jail 36 times. i am like a soldier. why do i have to keep inviting violence against me to get white america to do what it should have done in the first place? dr. king's i come you are right. it is unfair. nobody has the right to impose nonviolence on anyone else. all i am trying to get you to see is nonviolence is a leadership doctrine. where white of america is. if we step up to violence, we are going back to where they are. andt from the political practical issues of whether or not you can win nonviolence as a minority, a largely unarmed minority, in the morality, nonviolence is the leadership -- wene and it cannot must rise above the stigma -- stigmatizing of nonviolence is something that is for the weak. we didn't get past that. dr. king did not win that argument. black power became the rage. i can tell you to this day, i know i a lot of veterans of the nonviolent civil rights movement who were not violent who deny they are nonviolent. today. being embarrassed by it. not a lot. i know some. i just mention that beca

and you know the story made me hazel that james bond has really glamorized how we see spies. ( laughter ) because we think it's all like driving aston martins and getting lay in monte carlo. meanwhile, his mission is squatting in a porta potty. ♪ ♪ but let's move on. today was a very bad day for president trump. not only was his favorite comedian found guilty, but then the man he picked for veterans affairs was forced to withdraw from consideration. and on top of all of that, trump's 23andme results came back, and they confirm that he's 50% eric. so-- ( laughter ). >so trump did whateveryone doesg down. he called into a fox news morning exphoa it was honestly epic. normally, when trump has a bad day, we know trump watches "fox & friends" and ideal at the tv. today he did the same thing but we all got to listen in. and you could tell from the start that this was going to be special. >> thank you so much for being with us, mr. president. >> well, good morning. and i picked a very, very special day because it's melania's birthday. so i said, "let's do it on melania's birthday." so happy bi

but they admire james bond? he said i've been to jail 36 times. i am like a soldier. why do i have to keep inviting violence against me to get white america to do what it should have done in the first place? dr. king's i come you are right. it is unfair. nobody has the right to impose nonviolence on anyone else. all i am trying to get you to see is nonviolence is a leadership doctrine. we are ahead of where white america is. if we step up to violence, we are going back to where they are. apart from the political and practical issues of whether or not you can win nonviolence as a minority, a largely unarmed minority, in the morality, nonviolence is the leadership doctrine and it cannot -- we must rise above the stigma -- stigmatizing of nonviolence is something that is for the weak. we didn't get past that. dr. king did not win that argument. black power became the rage. i can tell you to this day, i know i a lot of veterans of the nonviolent civil rights movement who were not violent who deny they are nonviolent. today. being embarrassed by it. not a lot. i know some.

car, no, not the actual james bond for the movie but the actor who plays him, onyxing off his personalnly 100 models were made his vehicle, which was given to him by aston martin is no. 7 or 007, and all three proceeds from today's sale which could reach $600,000 is going to charity aston martin has been featured in many movies, of course, beginning in 1964 with "goldfinger," that was not the first one, but - >> right >> i'd love to have it >> you'd look good in it i don't know that i have the same look as you and could pull it off >> i don't know that any of us could do $600,000 on a car >> for a charity, not a baby on the way. >> moving on investors banks on the words edge fund titans at the conference, how do you fair? >> with this year's conference on monday, we asked leslie picker to look at some of the big names in the hedge funds world how they performed leslie >> we did, as you know, so many news is preimminent when it comes and pitch stocks either on the long side or short side, so if you heeded the advice of last year's presenters, how did you do well, larry robins three long

the police a bit like james bond they have a license to kill with impunity and i say with impunity because we're never seems to be any justice i don't know of any policeman has gone to prison for killing a civilian on the streets of london at the end the evidence doesn't go so far as beyond reasonable doubt i think is one of the most impossible things to do to prosecute an officer and the only reason is the officers are there to protect us so it's quite a natural when you see a police officer in the dock in his uniform crime isn't driven by race crime is driven by socioeconomic factors or young males in inner london get involved in street crime and socio economic factors mean that there are more your miles an hour block in areas of an island than there are of other races but it's not the same in other cities and so when you look at the people involved in street crime in those areas the disproportionality is not there. but let's just update you on what's happening in armenia at the moment where people are still calling for political changes after three weeks of protests demonstrators have m

the police a bit like james bond they have a license to kill with impunity and i say with impunity because the never seems to be any justice i don't know of any policeman that has gone to prison for killing a civilian on the streets of london so these attitudes. are created inside the police force. because it is not like sherlock holmes where the police work is about trying to find evidence doing investigations and force the lot the police work is not that at all but instead relies on various prejudices crime isn't driven by race crime is driven by socioeconomic factors or young males in inner london get involved in street crime and socioeconomic factors mean that there are more your miles are black in areas of in a london than are of other races that's not the same in other cities in other cities manchester sheffield. leeds there are black communities but they're nowhere near as large so when you look at the people involved in street crime in those areas the disproportionality is not there. now with local elections looming in the u.k. the alleged russian meddling saga takes another twist

a rare aston martin car, owned by the james bond actor, daniel craig has sold at auction in new yorkne ofjust 100 vehicles produced in 2014 as part of a limited edition series, to mark the firm's centenary. public cinema has returned to saudi arabia for the first time in almost a0 years. it comes after the ban on cinema — formerly deemed corrupting and un—islamic — was lifted as part of reforms announced by crown prince mohammed. in riyadh — tickets for the hollywood blockbuster "black panther" sold out in minutes. voters in england will head to the polls on the 3rd of may for the first test of electoral opinion since last year's dramatic general election result. with seats on 150 councils up for grabs, john maguire is looking at the issues affecting voters. he's been to plymouth, a council which is hotly disputed between labour and the conservatives. that's one thing you can't change, is the weather. only mad dogs and plymouthians would be out on a day like this. but members of this community running and walking group, aptly named storm, is made of tough stuff. but not me. so we hav

notjust that, but james bond and austin powers and his famous laser, which would threaten to cause somesounds very technical and i'm glad you summarise it but it doesn't sound like it will be top of the list of the government's priorities right now. that is the impression i'm getting. there are other things they need. yes, the armed forces are in a desperate state. you could list of things they need, most of all the navy. but the idea, the concept, that there would be an arms race between europe and britain, if we get to that state of mind, then brexit is not only an economic calamity, it is an utter calamity for our future. you've ended where you started. that's the spirit. thank you for coming in and explaining that to us. that's it for now. thank you to all my guests. from all of us here, goodbye. the cloud is thinning and the rain that we've had on it, and there it was early on as it is pushing its weight east, the rain is petering out. we are moving into the warm air in the south—east and east anglia so 24 in the south—east and east anglia so 2a degrees here could trigger sharp sho

. >> reporter: steve mcqueen gave every future james bond and jason bipartisan a driving lesson.t was hollywood's first major car chase shot not on a studio lot but real time, real speeds. on the streets and hills of san francisco. >> mcqueen was the key to designing this in a way never seen before. >> the movie assistant director says at one point the director closed off, 60 square blocks of the city. >> how much driving did mcqueen do? >> much as he could get away with. >> driving faster than 100 miles an hour. meant a number of close calls. like, like this one. mcqueen, and accomplished race car driver. blocked out the chase scenes himself. but the movie's other star was the 1968 ford mustang, gt fast back. car and driver were the epitome of old school cool. >> he was cool. enthusiastic. going into details. wanting things to be right. >> well. >> lost my place. nobody is perfect. >> in the movie, actress jacqueline bissett played mcqueen's girlfriend. she was 23. and breaking into hollywood. >> it was a beautiful car, the bullet car. >> you understand why that car has -- the m

structure may look familiar it was used as the location for the lair of the forces of evil in the james bond film quantum solace but in fact the reason why it is practically underground is to keep it light from leaking out at night from this pattern as residents of some one hundred and fifty astronomers and technicians. noise in chile will house seventy percent of global astronomical infrastructure in less than five years along with the world's largest telescope but astronomers are sending out an s.o.s. warning that if mankind continues to over illuminated the skies we will lose the time long ability to gaze and be guided by the stars you see in human out to see that several bad enough to. scare you the top stories now when al-jazeera french president emanuel has urged the u.s. to avoid nationalism and work with france to tackle global challenges moscow made the common sense an address to the u.s. congress he also warned washington against shutting out the world saying it needs to lead the way towards strong multilateralism. let me say we have two possible wave had we can choose. isolationis

building at midnight, takes her laptop and leaves it in a phone booth, this is straight out of james bondte next to it. and the second thing, prosecutors -- >> i'm going to ask if debbie wasserman schultz, let us know. thank you, continue your investigation. 8 minutes until the top of the. monkey business finally owner, who owns the rights to this selfy? the verdict is in. ♪ heather: 90 airlines trying to make good after a series of scandals after the death of a puppy in an overhead bin. what is the ceo doing? >> reporter: the united ceo asked the board not to give him his bonus for the year 2017. this is a year of pr nightmares, the puppy that died in the overhead bin and the man that was dragged down the aisle but here is what the ceo said in a letter to employees, i felt it was important to send a message about the culture of accountability and integrity we are building here. we had some incredible successes in 2017 but also some setbacks. chairman robert milton stepping aside as well. heather: disney world comedy went to work at walt disney world? apparently you can. >> disney world i

a rare aston martin car, owned by the james bond actor, daniel craig has sold at auction in new yorks one ofjust 100 vehicles produced in 2014 as part of a limited edition series, to mark the firm's centenary. the queen turns 92 today, and celebrations including two 21—gun salutes are planned to mark the occasion. her majesty, who has been hosting the commonwealth heads of government meeting, also has an official birthday in june. this evening, prince harry will lead the tributes to his grandmother at a birthday concert at the royal albert hall. her majesty has a number of family events to look

notjust that, but james bond and austin powers and his famous laser, which would threaten to cause some glad you summarise it but it doesn't sound like it will be top of the list of the government's priorities right now. that is the impression i'm getting. yes, the armed forces are in a desperate state. you could list of things they need, most of all the navy. but the idea, the concept, that there would be an arms race between europe and britain, if we get to that state of mind, then brexit is not only an economic calamity, it is not a calamity for our future. you've ended where you started. that's the spirit. thank you for coming in and explaining that to us. that's it for now. from all of us fear, goodbye. —— here. good morning. well, after the heat of saturday, some spectacular storms through the night across parts of england and wales. they ease out the way though to start sunday. and sunday, still a few showers through the day, particularly in the west, that fresher weather is behind this weather front, tracking from west to east throughout the day. introducing atlantic air, sweepi

. >>> cars teaching themselves to park, drones learning to follow humans all this inside a james-bond like lab in sweden. >> it's wear scientists work towards a c-1 regulations. but critics fear there's a more sinister side. >> reporter: in the picturesque swiss town, this scientist works towards revolution. if he's successful, the world will never be the same. >> all of this is going to be more than just another industrial revolution. this is going to be something that transcends human kind itself. and even biology itself. >> reporter: he's an ai pioneer. his goal to create artificial intelligence radically smarter than humans. he's helped develop the alga rhythms that define the field as we know it now. ai is what makes ser row respond to your commands and enables google to translate. inside his labs, ai pushes beyond that. cars teach themselves to park. >> when you now move your head, then it is going to follow and you can direct it. >> reporter: drones learn to follow humans. >> i go forward, i go backward. >> reporter: ai even teaches itself to run. >> the important thing is ther

structure may look familiar it was used as the location for the lair of the forces of evil in the james bond film quantum solace but in fact the reason why it is practically underground is to keep the lights from leaking out at night from this pattern as residents of some one hundred and fifty astronomers and technicians news in chile will house seventy percent of global astronomical infrastructure in less than five years along with the world's largest telescope but astronomers are sending out an s.o.s. warning that if mankind continues to over illuminated the skies we will lose the time long ability to gaze and be guided by the stars you see in human out to see that several chilly. it's good to have you with us adrian for good here in doha but the headlines and i was there a the french president is urging the u.s. to reject nationalism and to preserve the iran nuclear deal that many will not call gave a speech to a joint session of congress but in the past few hours he said that he is not confident that president donald trump will stay in the pact let me say we have two possible wave had we

. >> they view themselves as sort of -- they like to think they are james bond or something.are intelligence peddlers. they used warmed over half-baked press reports and try to pass it off as commentary. you can see through some of our work considering benghazi where sidney blumenthal was fanning the flames with hillary clinton on libya. lou: the deep state of which they would and part, we have james comey telling folks in his book tour last wednesday that there is a deep state. but the deep state, don't worry, just b very calm and relaxed. they wouldn't do anything untoward. he said there is a deep state in the sense. there is a collection of people, cia, nsa, fbi in the united states military services who are passionately about getting it right. who care passionately about the values that we try to talk about. no matter how they vote or how they talk at home, try desperately to do the right thing. that's deep, that is unchangeable, actually. my lord. this is a man -- i don't know how much more harm he can do himself. but he's unfettered and whittling away at his self to whi

[laughter] [applause] 's let's welcome tonight's guest he's like james bond but with better hair.cia officer buck sexton. like falling through a plate glass window, he will leave you in stitches. she is only cheerful when she has a beer for. [applause] and, he can literally move mountains. [applause] so, buck, i have to hand it to donald trump on this. this was a yearly political stunt and activist group two raise awareness about asylum seekers and so forth. he repurposed the for his law and order perspective on it seems like it worked. i don't know. >> we also have more data about what ends up happening. you have a lot of 25 -year-olds showing up at the border saying their 17 and that's just been established. >> i've been tricked by that. they tell me they're 25. also, when i think people started to recognize is that they are not illegal. this is a caravan going through the mountainsides loophole where they literally show up to border patrol and they say here we are, can you put us on the bus and send us to the place where you give people the free place to say in the food and tel