u.n.c.l.e. berlin. why are you using priority northeast instead of your prescribed channels? couldn't use those, sir, security breach. where is the security leak? newman, open up. newman! it's strothers!s! newman! there's no discontinuity, sir.r. the channel's still open and operative. newman, newman, if you're receiving, answer me. newman? newman, do you hear me? newman, are you receiving? all u.n.c.l.e. berlin circuits are now on shut down, sir. are the arrangements for mr. kuryakin's departure ready? yes, sir. then have him in my office within 30 seconds. yes, sir. u.n.c.l.e. ber then newman must have been killed by a double agent i assume you have initiated the normal surveillance procedures? there isn't time for normal procedures. the summit-five, which is you know is mr. waverly's meeting each year with the four top regional chiefs of u.n.c.l.e., has already been scheduled. the final alert must go out to these four men nonoater than 48 hours from now. if there is a security leak in u.n.c.l

and so, in a manner of speaking, u.n.c.l.e. will become, as you might say, a useful subdivision of thrush. ord will show that napoleon and i were ordered to new york, and when we don't show up there,e, there will be an investigation. and you forget the investigation will also show that your plane came down in the mid-atlantiti you of course will be dead well before that. now get into that room. how far dodo do we go? i don't know. look. still got it? uh-huh. here. i dropped it. is that it? where? there. i have it. it doesn't work. make it work. try forcing it. wait a minute. hurry up. i think i've got it. u.n.c.l.e. northeast reporting, sir. glad to see you, mr. beldon. do sit down. as i can now reveal, a security leak imperiled the existence of this very meeting. fortunately, owing to the extremely efficient work on the part of two of our operatives, that threat no longer exists. now our cryptograph section is reevaluated the entire picture. eighteen different codes have been fed into our computers in an effort to find one dec

other u.n.c.l.e. agents will follow him. and we will assess each case, if and when it arises, general. missile defense unit. 5-mile radius. immediately, sir. destroy anything that shows up...anything. yes, sir. well, that proves we're on the right track, at least. who was in that one, general? we don't know. you know i couldn't risk that. you were an u.n.c.l.e. agent, you've killed before, when necessary. general, it was because i had to kill that i brought all this about. to create a world in which... why do you think i'm here, to play soldier? kill for the sake of it? i want that new world, too. that's why i'll protect this, this center of that world, from sabotage and invasion. now, you must let me do my job, no matter who dies. general, you are a strange mixture. you pursue a merciful ideal... mercilessly. i'll take that as a compliment. thrush central to honk kong. transportation center. this is our final report. s of the kingsley installation. repeat: this is our final report. the last cargo, including drugs to immobil

the u.n.c.l.e. agents have arrived. the u.n.c.l.e. agents have arrived. repeat, the u.n.c.l.e. agents have arrived. turn on the set. so far so good. speed up. not too close, petrakis. not too close! so i was right. mandor is not far away. ah! open it. the smaller key. well, mr. solo, you came here against my wishes. now valandros knows i am in the area. he knew that already. that's why we came. now that you are here, what do you propose to do? a new hideout? we have to know exactly where you are from now on. we have to be able to reach you fast. every resource that belongs... and you choose the place, you know exactly where i am,h? i am at your mercy, i am becoming your prisoner? i have an assignment, mr. mandor, and that is to protect your life at all costs. you will protect my life? you will save me from valandros? there will be no move, no hideout, nothing. i will protect myself. i ask you to remember who i am. i am pharos mandor. yes, i haven't forgotten. i will remind you again i was second man in thrush. i lost out in a struggle for control. i am no ordinary defector, mr.

you shall return to u.n.c.l.e. headquarters and obtain several u.n.c.l.e. identification cards for me and my associates. i know what you're thinking. but then... you know what i'm thinking. put your weapon away. that sort of threat wouldn't work with me and you know it. what will work? a bribe large enough to support you and your wife for life? i am no less dedicated than you, mr. solo, just more vulnerable. they're holding laura. so you are the man who tried to get the sub plans last night. you delivered them to thrush? i had no choice. they would have killed laura. i thought that if i could get her out of there, i could have had a clear shot at the prolet. and get the plans back. but he anticipated that. he didn't let her go then. then why are you free? krohler wants you for another job, right? a bigger one. the biggest. he intends to capture the sub. mm-hmm, and you're the key that opens the doors. even now i know what will happen to... i can't go through with it, i just can't. can you believe me? oh, we believe you, all right, but you are going through

u.n.c.l.e. hq to morton, u.n.c.l.e. to mr. morton. u.n.c.l.e. hq to mr. morton, u.n.c.l.e. to mr. morton. morton to headquarters. mr. morton, agent walker here, sir. there's trouble on the monitor board, a signal from documents. i've been trying to get you for some time, sir, but when i couldn't reach you i called mr. waverly. i say, sir, are you still there? yes, yes. i gather mr. waverly put a man on the job? oh, yes, sir, he sent someone over to the documents building. all right, if mr. waverly rings back, tell him i'm on my way over there. someone may be trying to get into the vault. we've already checked. well, someone may have come over the wall. well, that's always a possibility, sir. however, all the doors and windows are wired to an alarm system. it's been as quiet as a cemetery. we'll just have a look around, thank you. all right, sir. well, it's locked. that never stopped you in the past. there's only one thing could have caused a short-circuit in the monitor board and it's a window. that's been opened and closed again. whoever was here came and went. yeah, obviously, b

solo to u.n.c.l.e. channel d, solo to u.n.c.l.e. signal if you're receiving me. repeat, the molecutronic gun is a bomb. are you receiving me? i don't think i'm getting through. an odd message on our channel, sir. heavy static, but we picked up the sender's name. solo. it can't be, mr. solo's dead. repeat, a bomb. can you hear me? let me follow through on it. gentlemen, will you continue dismantling this? there's just one more signal. l. can you hear me? a bomb. he was trying to contact u.n.c.l.e. a good try, mr. solo. but as you can see, you failed. now, for the final moment. demolition unit at the ready. releasing... now! u.n.c.l.e. headquarters no longer exists. ahh! ah! ah! solo! drop the gun on the floor. or i'll shoot the girl. over there. over there! all right, abbe, get up. abbe, you can get up now. solo to u.n.c.l.e. substation d7. what's the word on explosion at headquarters? yes, a bomb wentff. mr. solo, can you hear me? mr. waverly? the bomb was sent to the demolition tank. and not a second to spare. we're all right here. well, i was hoping that you'd

kuryakin, i want you to recite u.n.c.l.e.'s complete operational structure. another u.n.c.l.e. agent has been added ng blood, ieato? if napoleon solo came here to gamble, i'm sure we can invent a game that will interest him. kuryakin is a highly trained agent. he's younger and tougher than the ambassador. this is an altogether different process. it will work. illya? illya? illya? illya? illya? illya? long. he'll have to go through the regular programming later. what do you have in your hand? a luger 9mm automatic pistol. the instant you see napoleon solo, what will you do? i will effect his destruction. and then? napoleon. i didn't... you did. i did? wow. all code blue units, the two u.n.c.l.e. agents, track them down and kill them on sight! how are you gonna explain kuryakin's death to central? you promised them the u.n.c.l.e. information. i found the back room myself... come on, i'll show you. what do you want? coleman...where's the private casino? his life's in danger. they're going to kill him. not if he tells them what they want. -where is he? -i can't. you don't know what

oh, we picked it out of the yellow pages of u.n.c.l.e.'s directory. steady chuke. he tends to become agitated at times. see you forced him to kill two of my favorite cheetahs. i'm m rry. and those indians are very accurate with their blow guns. the darts are tipped with a synthetic curare ou. that will render you intractable instantly. i could have done that anytime. so you mean, if there is a choice it's yours. - oh, yes. i always see to that. - mm-hmm. well, not this time. you see, i can kill you first. mr. solo, if you'll examine that gun, you'll find won't fire. [clears throat] well, i did examine...and i reset the firing pin.. exactly...1/64th of an inch. - you're bluffing. - try me. [instrumental music] i think, i'll call it. [brach snapping] [gun clicks] i'm bluffing. ah! oh, yeahh i feel like i fell on a cactus. one of those indiaia shot a dart at you. - did he ask me any questions? - no. yeah. well, it comes later i guess. what are we going to do? well, about the only thing we can do, i guess. wait. i keep telling myself that this is all a terrible nightma

through the agent's entrance, and we are now in u.n.c.l.e. headquarters. it's the united network command for law and enforcement. u.n.c.l.e. is an organization consisting of agents of all nationalities. it's involved in maintaining political and legal order anywhere in the world. [beeping] my name isisapoleon solo. i'm an enforcement agent in section two here. that's operations and enforcement.t. i am illya kuryakin. i am also an enforcement agent. like my friend napoleon, i go and i do whatever i am told to, by our chief. oh-oh, yes. alexander waverly. number one in the section one. in charge of this, and new york headquarters. it's from here that i send these young men on their various missions. mr. tenley, wanda. mr. tenley, you're due in computer process data. (wanan) 'miss. mcnabb, room 9.' mr. waverly had to leave for washington. he left a reminder, that you haven't completed your report on the january affair. 'that was due yesterday.' come in, mr. tenley. don't mind mcnabb's bite, it's her bark you have to watch out for. listen, now, whatever that t

we work for an organization known as u.n.c.l.e. now, whether you like it or not greg martin is a dangerous man. i'd expect you to say something like that. well, you just let me tell you... you watch her, i'll get the car. right. i'm going to m me a call to my superior, and you stay here, and don't move. she just drove off in a cab due north. let's see if we can pick her up on the radar. yeah, there she is. she stopped. we'd better tag her. greg? he could be in any one of these. we'd better make sure she's out of the way beforeree take him. greg? greg, what are you doing? shut up. the same two men followed you. well, what are we going to do? i got a car parked around the corner. -well, let's go. -no. christine, it's no good, i'm tired of runnin'. you take the car, get out of here, and leave me alone for good. no, greg. no, i won't leave you. all right. maybe there's a chance. it's a slim one, bubu.. well, what is it? tell me. this money. it's $10,000. i'm supposed to give it to another agent for some important information. if you co

we blew up u.n.c.l.e. headquarters. no. the bomb detonated on schedule. but it was under 40 feet of water. i told central it wouldn't work. there is only y e way to destroy that fortress. and that is... @all stations. bomb alert is over. return to normal duties. bravo, mr. kuryakin, well done. well now, gentlemen, where were we before we were subjected totohat mild annoyance? the, uh... molecutronic gun. oh, yes. well. that's all the background information we have. the weapon is being developed by febray electronics in brooklyn. e army this afternoon. mr. solo, make contact and take charge imimdiately. yes, sir. you, mr. kuryakin. you hold yourself in readiness. i rather suspect you'll be involved in this before it's all over. one thing is certain. hi, i'm from the argot corporation. want to check the air conditioning. oh, sorry, buddy, you got the wrong place. company handles its own maintenance. hey, wait a second. something wrong. got a work order. okay. hey, hey, hey, hey. whoever set off the alarm, he couldn't have gotten past the voltage trap. very

they're getting the u.n.c.l.e. jet ready now. very well. i'll contact the athens police and ask them to meet you. ci incidentally, we've moved in on the conquesta fencing school. and nobody was hoho? precisely. the plane is ready. i hope we have better luck. i hope so, mr. solo. i hope so. if you don't. checkpkpnt one, flight 27 has just landed. are we set? all police personnel are at their posts and ready. well, here we are in sunny, romantic greece. just think a few hours ago we didn't even know each othth. why don't you go check your baggage, christine? i gotta make a phone call. one of those agent top secret calls -i suppose. -yeah, how'd you guess? i'll see you at the front gate.

u.n.c.l.e. headquarters. that's the united network command for law and enforcement. u.n.c.l.e. is an organization consisting of agents of all nationalities. it's involved in maintaining political and legal order anywhere in the world. my name is napoleon solo. i'm an enforcement agent, in section two here. that's operations and enforcement. i am illya kuryakin. i'm also an enforcement agent. like my friend napoleon, i go and i do whatever i'm told to, by our chief. oh. oh, yes. alexander waverly. number one of section-1. in charge of this, our new york headquarters. it's from here that i send them on their various missions. ers? the wireless? you can't mean it. - and the ship's telephone, sir. - the telephone? yes, sir. all our communication systems are dead. - lost our radar, sir. - darn. what? captain, look! full speed astern. all right rudder. full speed astern. all right rudder. mr. macinernay? - now, sir. - there, look. bloody idiots. lying to in weather like this. (macinernay) 'looks like

karmak spots u.n.c.l.e. agents flooding in there, he may not wait until 12. he'll murder illya out of hand. if we can guess the place, i might have a chance of getting to illya alone. that's just what karmak wants. i couldn't allow that. i can't afford to lose two agents 'cause of a childish vendetta. not yet. then i have no choice. solo, solo. twtwve o'clock or illya dies. illya dies. have you found something? well, i suppose you are another one of those nasty people frfr the health and sanitation department. well, i wiwi not be moved again. i don't know if you've ever read the constitution... where is he? what are you talking about? th and sanitation department, well, then what are you doing here? what are you doing here? well, the rent hapapns to be reasonable. oh, you' a starving artist. uh-huh. oh, i see. and that sing tao necklace you're wearing, i gather you got thaha at a distress sale at the local diamond store. i estimate that eaea one of these matched emeralds is worth about, uh, hm, $15,000? and it just so happens that my daddy gave them to me whe

persuade them to cooperate with us here at u.n.c.l.e. we can get hold of someone on the inside, what's behind the club's operations. we'll leaveve right away, sir. excellent, mr. kuryakin. your plane for the caribbean ll will leave within an hour. guess your being here has causus quite a stir r,wever, i'm sure you have no desire to remain here any longer than necessary, so if you'll just give me the location of the conference, i'll have you whisked home in royal style. would you do the same for the delegates? well, there's no need to worry your head about that, old darling. you've just sampled what dr. ieato has in store for you if you don't cooperate, and i assure you, the preliminary tests are fun and games, compared to the full examination. you'll get nothing from me. nothing? i've tasted your methods before. i was a silent guest of the nazi experts for three years. my d dr mr. ambassador, nothing so crude. you might as well kill me, i won't tell you a thing. now, i'm well aware you're not afraid of a normal death. every one of us has

agent with the u.n.c.l.e. u.n.c.l.e, ah? obviously, assigned to protect to mr. donfield. a little too obvious, i think. security organization be assigned to cover an american project? interesting question, excellency. yes, and you might trouble yourself to find out if our friend has returned from his exploration with an interesting answer. yes, sir. thank you. do not drink the champagne. merely dip your finger in and taste it. - sas-s. - cyanide. 'it will be the first of many attempts on your life.' i'm not naive, sir, it is possible that you might have put the poison into the drink? perhaps this will help convince you that i did not. colonel mikolavich donjev, eh? how long been assigned to supervising diplomatic personnel abroad? five years. state secret police much longer. that is not generally known. we're still indebted to you, your excellency for heading the department of deviationists. you may tell general kolodin, i don't require watching by the running dogs of his secret police. i have nothing to do with general kolodin. you may read the micro-dot at your convenie

oh, we work strictly on commission. for kidnapping u.n.c.l.e. agents? i'm not going to kidnap you. i merely want to discuss something with you. privately. well, you see i have this odd behavior pattern that whenever i go to ststnge places with strange women i get hit on the head by strange men. - but you keep doing it. - well, i'm trying to quit. but you can't. and neither of us can afford to waste time. i'm here to discuss the august affair. rstand that. so, you would have to coco along and find out, won't you? perhaps later. 'i'm sorry. the time table calls for tonight.' and you know the august affair can't wait. [orchestral music] brace yourself. sandy, uh, i'll tell you, i know this seems like an unusualal may i have my wrap please. it's the black sequined stole. meeting, you see, i came up here to-- oh, thank you very much. for you, my dear. - oh, waiter. - mrs. serene. - is that our order? - spaghetti milanese. oh, mr. solo might like to see that. [shrieks] [speaking italian] yes, uh, scusate. carlos, may i have the check, please? uh, si. [dramatic music] how would you know a

everyone at u.n.c.l.e. is aware of your dedication... oh no, they're not, not everyone. not the man that was killed on the beach last night. five and a half seconds. you should have done it in four. you still like to spring your little surprises. oh, it's always interesting to see how much our older students have retained of their training. john saimes, one of our advanced students, asure, mr. kuryakin. throw a nice flip. i've applied for section two, we might be working together someday. i'll look forward to it. that'll be all, sir? you're dismissed. your star pupil? on the contrary, his status is questionable. you still haven't told me where we're going. why don't we find someplace to talk business where there isn't a possibility of a security leak? still wasting live ammunition? of course, in our kind of work the element of death must be constantly present. well, crawling under the guns does sharpen the reflexes. i assume you've notified mr. waverly about the murder. reluctantly. i wanted to try to find a possible suspect myself. you don't have very much time, a thrus

i betrayed the u.n.c.l.e. agent totoake you think i want an u.n.c.l.e. to attack you. all of your information, all of it, even the map you supposedly had received from thrush headquarters, came from me. every move was planned, i pay you a compliment. i feared y y. all right, release your weapons. come. you're a bit late, mr. solo. it's all over. the man tried to kill me, i merely defended myself. names, in london, moscow, new york, of the leaders. they're going to be here in about ten minutes and we're going to be out of here in five. no. crude, mr. solo, very crude. the names. menden, london. kossof, moscow. the plan was perfect. the girl, she, uh... she was your weakness. the third name, mandor. iss that penthouse. i never stayed in a penthouse before. well, that's a pity. well, i've stayed in a lot of other places. there was this sheik, ali ben... i forgot his last name, but anyway... mr. solo, mademoiselle. yes, you've m m my chauffer, um... you? well, i thought you were an agent just like him. he saved my life, i... try to repay him as i can. i've been empowered t

u.n.c.l.e is an organization consisting of agents of all nationalities. it's involved in maintaining political and legal order anywhere in the world. [beeping] my name is napoleon solo. i'm enforcement agent, in section two here. that's operations and enforcement. i am illya kuryakin. i'm also an enforcement agent. like my friend napoleon, i go and i do whwhever i'm told to by our chief. hm? oh, yes. alexander waverly. mber one in section one. in charge of this, our new york headquarters. it's from here that i send these young men on their various misisons. [dramatic music] [rapid footsteps] [p[pting] father! no-o! - father! - stay away from me! no, don't touch me! don't touch me. - daddy! - no! no! [indistinct talking] - 'father.' - 'spare me. help me.' get a doctor. a doctor. q-quickly. please. that's quite interesting. how long since he got a whiff of that stuff? (female #1) 'only 30 minutes, darling. not a very heavy dose.' mm. (male #1) 'girl's going for help.' 'only one thing to do unless you have ideas.' [chuckles] that's a fool question i've ever

u.n.c.l.e. works for all nations. one of our responsibilities is to suppress any activity that might be a threat to world peace. - in iowa? - anywherere oh. frightened? yes. i mean, well, no. i mean, well-well because i'm with you. [sigh] does that sound childish? not at all. i consider it a beautiful compliment. you remind me so much of-of tommy 'or whatever his name is.' his name was e eard friedlander and he was one of the most expert saboteurs in n e world. oh, oh. i-i said you two were alike, i guess that was it. you were, you were both on different sides but.. you were both, uh.. oh, what's the word? the word is "professionals." yeah. [sighs] oh, i don't think i'll ever be able to understand what this world's all about, i mean.. well, maybe-maybe he was a bad person but.. ...i-i'll never believe it. i-i mean to me, he was.. ...he was so full of dreams and so brave and he was so very much alive. and, oh,h,ery much like you. [rattle] - the elevator! - shh. [musicicontinues] they've gone. it's alright. you can come

i tried to stop her like any good u.n.c.l.e. trainee should, but she fought me and naturally i had to kill her. illya? harry, where are you? sentry post five. listen, saimes is our boy. i'm pinned down, so is agent hargrove. just a minute. williams, melissa hargrove, they're in the rocks. she helped him escape, they're armed, shoot to kill. illya, you better gegehere fast. saimes just got himself some reinforcements. ver here. hold it. she's giving herself up. who's doing all the shooting? evevybody, and harry williams is the target. the alarm systems aren't working, you better get on the pa system and tell them attention all u.n.c.l.e. personnel, this is cutter speaking. harry williams is not, repeat, not an enemy of this organization. he is not to be harmed under any circumstances. duck, harry! you haven't a chance, saimes. cutter's survival school gets tougher every year. so does surviving. one moment, gentlemen. trainees expected the brass to stay for the graduation. well, mr. waverly is sending a helicopter as i have to go

kuryakin, i want you to recite u.n.c.l.e.'s complete operational structure.

the agent's entrance and we are now in u.n.c.l.e. headquarters. the unitededetwork command for law and enforcement. u.n.c.l.e. is an organization consisting of agents of all nationalities. it's involved in maintaining political and legal order anywhere in the world. lpha.' [muffled radio transmission] [beeping] my name is napoleon solo. i'm an enforcement agent in section 2 here. that's operations and enforcement. i am illya kuryakin. i'm also an enforcement agent. like my friend napoleon, i go and i do whatever i'm told to by our chief. uh? oh, yes. alexander waverly. in charge of this, our new york headquarters. it's from here that i send these young men on their missions. [dramatic music] tommy. tommy. tomorrow night. [s[sw jazz music] [motorbike engine revving] [tires screeching] [tires screeching] [gunshots] that's not my brother. what do you mean? this man's dog-tags, his records say he's airman first-class tom blenmama i don't care anything about his records. i know my own brother, and that's not tommy. you telegraph me in seattle and tell

u.n.c.l.e. 'we're working in parallel with the governments' 'of the us, great britain, russia, italy, netherlands' (solo on radio) 'spain, yugoslavia, japan.' 'to investigate these piracies, kidnappings and stop them.' u.n.c.l.e. 'in a few minutes another ship, the wippid' 'with your wife aboard will be coming alongside.' p.' that's the kind of thing that's good for a 40 minute lecture from mr. waverly. - is it two way you suppose? - i will know before very long. mr. barnman, any help you could give us will be appreciated. now, who is this man? where does he come from? well, i really don't know. he calls himself "shark." captain shark. have you been aboard this ship since you disappeared? most of the time except when we stop at the cove for refueling or supplies. - i beg your pardon. it's for survival. you see captain shark-- wait a minute. wait a minute. we seem to be stopping. [ship horn blaring] it's the wippid. it's here. [explosions] captain of the wippid is just now deciding he's gone out

and u.n.c.l.e. arrives before us, equipped to act. i want this parcel or whatever it is that was taken from the doctor. see that the helicopter is intercepted. yes, excellency. tomo. yes, excellency. [[machine gun firing] [firing continues] [machine gun firing] [firing continues] [firing continues] [blast] [crash] - are you alright? - yes. but please hurry back to london. not only must i contend with a preposterous science fiction puzzle an island of dead people, but i have to fly over here to find out why two of my agents were suddenly attacked on what was supposed to be an ultra secret mission. person, friendly or otherwise ation? no one. what do you make of it? plague? or some man-made catattrophe? well, i would rather let our laboratory answer that. - - e village? - totally destroyed. - - ow's that wound?' - it's insignificant. the two items, the investigation of the vehicle and the two men who attacked napoleon and myself has revealed nothing. apparently, they went to great pains to remove 'every shred of identification.' . they

'but i am also disturbed that u.n.c.l.e. has sent you' 'to probe matters which dodoot concern you.' as a matter of fact, at the moment i'm rather disturbed about that myself. what do you know of chemical formula j-47? of its effects?' i never heard of it. - mmm, no. - oh, come, mr. solo. that island...the village yoyodestroyed. i dislike glibness. yes, i can see that. 'we search for the s se mystery, you and i.' the source of the chemical which infected the village. well, since we are on the same easter egg hunt let's make a little trade, shall we? i'll tell yoyowhat i know and you tell me...what you know. for a man very close to death, you are remarkably cavalier. well, let's see, actually i won't be able to say anything after i'm dead, will i? very well, i will accept your bargain. chemical j-47 was perfected by one of my own countryman in a secret laboratory here in norway, during the last war. it is a formula which accelerates the growth rate by the destruction of geriatric antibodies. we also know, he made only one small, but very potent quantity my countryman, apparently, suff

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and we are now in u.n.c.l.e. headquarters. that's the united network command for law and enforcement. uncle is an organization consisting of agents of all nationalities. it's involved in maintaining political and legal order anywhere in the world. [beeping] my name is napoleon solo. i'm an enforcement agent in section ii here. that's operations and enforcement. i am illya kuryakin. i'm also an enforcement agent. like my friend, napolele, i go and i do whatever i am told to by our chief. oh! oh, yes. in charge of this, our new york headquarters. it's from here thaha i send these young men on their various missions. [dramatic music] [dramatic music] [music continues] i'll try to hit that bottle from here. (boy #2) 'guess what, he hit t .' - look at that. - hey. look a barrel. i can try hit it. get out of here. the tattoo, of course, was a stroke of pure luck. why the man hadn't had the thing obliterated years ago i gestapo insignia. it's correct. we have identification on him from our wartime german files. 'what was he, count dr

he was best known for his role in the hit spy drama "the man from u.n.c.l.e." robert vaughn was 83. >>> and legendary singer, songwriter, and poet leonard ? hallelujah hallelujah ? >> he was best known that song "hallelujah," and often wrote songs for other artists. leonard cohen was 82. his count -- contributions, please stand by. please stand by. >> hello, everyone. i'm josh mcelvin, massachusetts 911 veterans, service members. this veterans day we will be bring you stories from massachusetts and across the entire country who have fought to keep us safe here at home. those folks are bravely sharing their stories in hopes to help others. their loved ones must endure great sacrifice while their

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exchange. .obert vaughn is dead he was known for his role in the television series the man from u.n.c.l.e new york, i'm mark crumpton. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is speaking out against the idea fake news influenced the u.s. presidential election. just south of san francisco he facebookck that let false news run rampant and amplified the voices people wanted to hear incident providing a full picture of what was going on. he told our contributing editor echo chambers aren't a problem on the site. >> when it comes to news i think we are very transparent. every time we add a new signal we publish that. we explain why we are doing it. we bring people into talk to them. that is out there. that is a big part of what we do. stories arounde this election. personally the idea that fake news on facebook of which there is a very small amount of content influence the election in any way is a crazy idea. voters make decisions based on their lived experience. one part of this, we really believe in people. wrong when you trust people understand what they care about and what is important to them. you b

the man from u.n.c.l.e. always gets out of these things. okay, jeannie, i'm ready. shall i blink us to maryland? [chuckling] no. no. we're gonna fly to maryland. from now on, i don't want you to use anymore tricks. no. in a few hours, you're not gonna be a genie anymore. and you may as well start getting used to it. yes, master. okay. oh, i have waited so long for this. mrs. anthony nelson. we should've done this a long time ago. oh, i want to make you a good wife. i have a feeling we're not gonna have a worry in the world. i also have a feeling that something really important hung him up. [screaming] oh, jeannie, wait till i get my hands on you. oh, what am i calling her for? jeannie, jeannie, she's not gonna help me. haji. haji! haji! ah, you can't hear me, can you? you want to know why? because you're deaf! you're a deaf, dirty old man! old man! and you're a coward, you hear? a coward! boy, do you know what's gonna happen when i get my hands on you? now we shall see who is the coward. i'll tell you who's the coward. i am, but at least i'm not like a genie, i keep