this is a mezzotint after the great man-- - joseph mallord william turner. - yeah. it's by his namesake, but no relative, - charles turner, isn't it? - yes. tell me, how did you get it? it came to my wife whose grandfather was a descendant of turner's. i see. straight through the family? - yes. - fantastic. maas: the owner of it was descended directly from turner, the painter. and so it began to all add up into a really precious object. the two turners had a very unique relationship. they worked very much together. they were fellow students at the royal academy. and turner would go out and he would search for views that would look well in engraving. and together they published them, - and money was made. - right. and we believe tt some of the little pencil scribbles on it are by turner himself. i saw the pencil marks. you can see them up here in the hills. it was quite clear that somebody had drawn on it in pencil, and there was lots of marks on it. and somebody was trying to get that mezzotint looking right. now the question is who? now if it had been charles turne

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williams has more. >> reporter: federal prosecutors says joseph hunter has spent the past eight years out of the military arranging for murders. he was arrested friday in thailand accused of hiring a team to kill a dea agent in africa. >> bone chilling allegations in today's indictment read like they were ripped from the pages of a tom clancy novel. >> reporter: prosecutors says hunter, nicknamed rambo, hired four soldiers one from the united states and one from poland and two from germany. court documents say hunter met with two men he thought were from a columbia cocaine cartel but who were actually undercover informants for the dea. hunters launched a global operation sending members of his team to the bahamas and meeting with the team in thailand and plotting to kill a drug agent and another man they were told was an informant and sending two team members to liberia on wednesday to kill the agent. one of them was recorded saying, actually, for me, that's fun. i love this work. they were arrested when they landed. they called murders for hire bonus work and said they need a total of 800,000 dollars. >

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andrew carnegie, william raldolf hurst, joseph kennedy, what he brings to these outside subject is researchupeled with narrative. hurst, for example was the press lord par excellence. and nasaw succeeds in capturing the man's drive and gusto and his fullness in the american tradition. the kennedy biography was authorized for the family but he refused to undertake with without assurance he would have complete access to the archive and wouldn't be second guessed. the result is a biography of a man who a lot of awards, figuratively speaking. among professor nasaw awards are the ban kroft prize in history. his books have appeared regularly on the years' best list compiled by various newspapers including my own, "the washington post. please welcome david nasaw. [applause] [applause] thank you. last time i had a captaineddive audience, nobody is going to be leaving and getting wet. when i spoke in a prison. [laughter] i'm delighted to be here delighted to give you a place to get out of the storm. i want to begin -- i've never done this before, but when i was at the signing area for the first time

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