local time on tuesday, that is exactly when the russian government released the news they had arrested this spy, this guy in the terrible wig. hey, here s the pictures. here s the video. the washington post pointed out that timing this week. then the day after they announced the arrest, that s when u.s. secretary of state john kerry had his big high profile meeting with his equivalent in the russian government, with the foreign minister. it s a really embarrassing thing to happen before the meeting, right? then today an fsb spokesman ups the ante by reportedly revealing the identity, revealing the name of the american cia station chief in moscow. wow. we do not know if ryan fogle is a spy. we do not know if that was his real spy gear and his real spy wig or if it was all a plant to make the u.s. look stupid. we do not know. until we do know, there s no reason to speculate. but no matter how this saga resolves, i think we can all agree that james traficant should sue to get his hair b
that was released to the russian media. the video of his arrest and the elaborate perp walk the fsb made him do. they filmed the arrest, filmed him handcuffed still sporting the wig and the hat, filmed him being escorted by two men into the backseat of a car, and filmed him going into the back of a building no longer wearing the wig but carrying it in hand, and waiting to be questioned by the fsb. the fsb is what the kgb used to be. at one point at a table, they lay out and show us all the spy gear they allegedly caught him with. here s the thing. this was the long, oddly transfixing video we got from the russians earlier this week when they arrested ryan fogle. now i want you to watch this. this is an excerpt from a soviet era documentary in 1986 showing a cia operative named michael sellers arrested and interrogated at kgb headquarters in 86.
watermelon haul, which you can picture. oh, boy, yes, i can. hey, go big or go home. that s what i say. thanks, jeff. okay. all right. at 10:00 a.m. on the east coast, 7:00 a.m. out west, i m kyra phillips. thanks for joining us. wall street just minutes after opening, only hours removed from the gut-wrenching plunge, u.s. investors seem to be shrugging off some of the concerns, at least for now. riots erupt across great britain. dozens of police officers hurt. hundreds of people arrested, and a government desperately trying to tamp down public rage. 61-year-old diana nyad back in the u.s. after abandoning her attempt to swim from cuba to miami. she was halfway on the 109-mile journey when she became too sick, and too sore to continue. well this morning, millions of us are waking up to smaller nesteggs, and, of course, looking at that big board on wall street and watching the numbers very closely, we re covering all the angles from new york to london and wall stre