robert kingsley. -mrs. kingsley? -yes? we're from uncle, and we'd like to have a word with you about... what happened? is it robert? uh... come in. thanks, thank yoyo well, please tell me, what is it? mrs. kingsley, your husband has disappeared. it can't be. mrs. kingsley. i don't believe it. there must be some mistake. i'm afraid not. now, if you have any idea, any information at all where... but you people know far more about robert than i do. i only happen to be married to him. uncle is his way of life. i understand how you must feel, but... he has a desk job now, how can he disappear? mrs.s.ingsley, can you recall anything that he did, anything that he said, -that could help us? -how? he never discussed his work with me, he wasn't supposed to, you know that. he seemed happy and content. how can i help you? you always ask the wives, the last people who'd know anything about the real lives of men like robert. did he ever say anything about a capsule that we found at his desk? no. no, nothing. mrs. kingsley. yes? seven, s

agent robert kingsley, from hong kong. it is believed that kingsley was in charge of the agency's scientific intelligence division. to look at this, the world's future on a scrap of paper. we can change mankind's personality, mold it to any shape we want. steer it in any direction, with this. mrs. kingsley, your husband has disappeared. oh, it can't be... he's not in that kind of work anymore. it's true, mrs. kingsley. i don't believe it. next reported missing: german scientist dr. kurt erikson and his teenage daughter, anna. for history as the world knows it -will soon end. -sit down, doctor. oh, excuse me, dr. erikson, your daughter. have we kept her waiting outside? no, anna will be coming on a separate plane. she should be leaving berlin any moment now. i'm sorry i have to go, but i'll be back. believe me, i will be back. look, i came all the way from america to be with you, you and your father, on our vacation. steve, do you think that i want to leave you? this is ridiculous. i love you. the most spectacular disappear

kingsley and the others... kingsley and the others killed my father. i wish my father was dead now, so he wouldn't have to be part in this terrible plan. oh, steve, steve, your friends... they're planning to give your friends some kind of gas. -everything is ready. -thank you, doctor. send for solo and kuryakin. captain gelser. here. i took it out of my father's office. i don't know what good it's gonna do, against all of them. steve, there's a building at the end of the complex that has all kinds of windows around it, and... i think it could be some kind of control room. i'd rather die than live in kingsley's kind of world. so would i. let's try. let me out, help! drop it! turn around. what happened? mr. solo, mr. kuryakin, you are to be the vanguard. within hours, the world's millions will follow you erikson, stop that thing! stop that thing! you've gotta stop it. why don't you come out? there's our friend, mr. webb. and poor, distraught mrs. kingsley. drugged, every single one of general harmon's men. and the closed-circuit television system has bee

kingsley, you had me join this enterprise as your chief of security. if you insist on disregarding my advice... wiping out the opposition is no achievement, general. any brute with a gun can do that. no, i want him. i want him to approve of my plan. i could convince him. if you keep dangerous uncle agents alive to debate with them, you're going to endanger this entire project. other uncle agents will follow him. we will assess each case if and when it arises, general. i want a saturation radar check over a 25-mile radius. immediately, sir. destroy anything that shows up. anything. yes, sir. ?? >> here's adventure. here's romance. here's o. henry's famous robin hood of the old west--

abc's lauren lyster has more on why people are doing this. 24-year-old entrepreneur zander kingsley lives at the office... nats "this is our lounge space slash store front" ...yes, he actually lives at the office. nats it's a little tight the founder of kowasa clothing company and his two partners bought a school bus at auction space, when it's a store it's our display case home...and store...a sot: i wanted to cut costs and see america the benefits -- no rent for an apartment or store -- as zander travels the zander and his school bus... there appears to be a growing movement of people turning their vehicles into homes - there's even a hashtag for it - van life" on instagram -- more than 900,000 posts from around the country...and world in nevada city, california...53- year-old nonprofit fundraiser jennifer langdon and her father... fixing up this camper so she can take to the road find a new job or find a new city, i could take my home with me. one 24-year-old bay area software engineer -- blogging about his home-- a box truck -- claiming it's allowed him to pay off his student loans an

on why people are doing this. 24-year-old entrepreneur zander kingsley lives at the office... nats "this is our lounge space slash store front" ...yes, he actually lives at the office. nats it's a little tight the founder of kowasa clothing company and his two partners bought a school bus at auction and turned it into an r-v...to strike their ult balance. nat --this is our counter space, when it's a store it's our display case home...and store...all in one. sot: i wanted to cut costs and see america the benefits -- no rent for an apartment or store -- as zander travels the country building his business. what are the things you miss the most -- a hot shower. bridge "and it's not just zander and his school bus... there appears to be a growing movement of people turning their vehicles into homes - van life" on instagram -- more than 900,000 posts from around the country...and world in nevada city, california...53- year-old nonprofit fundraiser jennifer langdon and her father... fixing up this camper so she can take to the road full-time... sot: it wasn't that i needed to find a n

reporter: 24- entrepreneur zander kingsley lives at the office. >> this is our lounge space/storefront. reporter: yes, he actually lives at the office. it's a little tight. the founder of kowasa clothing company and his two partners bought a school bus at auction and turned it into an rv to strike their ultimate work-life balance. >> this is our counter space. when it's a store, it's our display case. reporter: home and store all in one. >> i wanted to cut costs and see america. for an apartment or store as zander travels the country building his business. what are the things you miss the most? >> a hot shower. reporter: and it's not just zander and his school bus. there appears to be a growing movement of people turning their vehicles into homes. there's even a hashtag for it -- "vanlife." on instagram, more than 900,000 posts from around the country and world. in nevada city, california, 53-year-old nonprofit fundraiser jennifer langdon and her father fixing up this camper he >> it wasn't that i needed to find a new job or moved to a new city. i could take my home with me. reporter:

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charlie peters of the washington monthly whose list of alumni -- jon meacham, james fallows, michael kingsleyand be william f. buckley. if you look at the people who started at national review, david brooks -- by the way, do you know the david brooks story? he told it in a column after pop died, it was called, i think, remembering the mentor. pop in 1983 wrote a book called overdrive which was a sequel, if you will, to one of his best books which was cruising speed which he published in 1973 which was a week in his very busy life. it was a marvelous way of doing -- pop never did a memoir, but he did two memoirs of two weeks in his life. overdrive, 1983, was -- [laughter] was not particularly well received. there was a little bit too much about, you know, the splendors of his limousine and, you know, all the famous people he knew. and a scathing but brilliant parody of it was written by david brooks for the university of chicago newspaper. and pop happened the next week to be speaking at the university of chicago. and so he's up there on stage, and he reads this scathing parody of his book alo

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