I'm a rocket, and I'm back with season three of my podcast mope actuaries, I'm looking forward to introducing you to more of my favorite people and things all of them dead from a top down in nineteen nine. These television, what happened? What story wishbone to a former top banana in the world of tonight in sixty when the girl Michel was the only banana that we got, they were clearly better, listen to mow bitch wearies wherever you get. Your part casts. If you want to do this, the front lines in the fight against isis. There are few places better than Jordan. Its leader king Abdullah, says he understands islamic terrorism better than america ever has, in fact he says we're in a third world war. How do you move forward from here?

the problem with the west as they see a border which can sue in Iraq and we say for god's sake, isis doesn't work that way. So, if you're looking at it and want to play the game by your rules, knowing that the enemy dozen we're not going to windows, within the last two years, these issues like this one capable of delivering twenty nuclear weapons. Begun, sending a message directly to russia lying missions, not Seen since the pole rule eighty christmas missiles in your face, the latter firepower was at the message. That's a message It was an unmistakable warning with theirs, our concern in the: u s, military that russia might be willing to use a nuclear weapon. I think today The use of nuclear weapons is not unthinkable. How did two hundred seventy one pieces by pablo picasso worth close to one hundred ml

dollars end up in his hand he man's garage for forty years. So that's what pablo picasso son is trying to find out. Explanations were a bit murky, but I quickly understood that they must have stolen. Did you know immediately that they were real as tonight? The story of the missing picassos and the only two characters began. We mean characters who know the truth. I am steve Croft, I'm Lesley Stahl, I'm bill whitaker, I'm David Martin, I'm scott pelley. Those stories tonight on the forty. Ninth season premiere of sixty minutes to play a new podcast network featuring radio and tv personalities, talking business sports tech

Came in and more plaid play died in the bombs in new york or new jersey last week brought the spectre of terror home again, it seems no country is safe, but there is one that is beating, fearsome odds, isis burn through syria and Iraq until it hit a firewall. The hashemite kingdom of Jordan, the king Abdullah this Second, been all hussein is holding the front and sheltering millions of refugees. Despite his struggling economy, no oil wealth and precious little water. If the king can keep his balance, Jordan may prove that an arab state can remain peaceful, tolerant and modern. The arsonists torture. The middle east hoped to see him fail. This is not war

George, your jordanian forces sharpening their edge on a make believe town some of their weapons. Antique attack, helicopters originally for vietnam. Surplus armoured cars they found online. Jordan can't afford the arsenals of its neighbours. Skill is its advantage and opponent which, in training from blanks to lie ammunition. This is the soldier who ordered tat, switch he's the former head of special forces. He is abdul at the second, the cat Jordan. Why live ammo? We shout everyone uses blanks makes no sense. He yelled theirs

no sense in anything less than legal, because no king of Jordan has ever known peace. This Is the mosque that you build in honour of your father? Abdullah became king, in nineteen. Ninety, nine, on the death of his father, who ruled forty seven years we met the fifty four you're old at his palace cinnamon. He knows isis by its arabic acronym dash, but whatever you call it, he says the west doesn't realize it's in a third world war. I think this is the challenge that we face. the possible years where people look at you know is that Iraq this year show your next year. Well what about libya? What about book a headlong rush about been in africa. We have to look at it from a global perspective. All of these things need to be attacked at the same time and concentrate on Syria one year and then deal with

boko, haram and another prime example. It's as you see certain military successes in syria and iraq against stash and the leadership they're telling their fighters have either don't come to syria, Iraq or moving their common structure to libya, we're going to wait to get our act together to to concentrate on libya and do we wait a year two to start helping the africans deal with more cromwell shut up I'm. So we ve got to get ahead of the curve because their reacting much quicker than than we are the american strategy in syria and Iraq, as you know, is to use u s air power and to train forces on the ground to fight the battle that has not worked. How do you move forward from here? I think The problem with the west stacy a border between sue in iraq dash does not has been a frustration. I think for a few of us in this area with our western coalition partners for several years, You know that the lawyers get into that act and say, but there's an international water and we see, for god's sake, isis doesn't work that way, so if you're

looking at it and want to play that that the game by your rules, knowing that the enemy dozen we're not going to win this george says it has flown more than one thousand missions against isis in Syria, in coordination with the. U s, last year, pilot moth casus bay was captured, isis put him in a cage and made a video as they burned him alive at the time. Do I had to terrorists in jail within hours of that video you hanged too, can did terrorists here in Jordan. What does that tell us about you? I think they had to. Stand that there was no messing around with Jordan and lot of those who were involved in getting lad in that video and those

were responsible for detaining him and processing him through his captivity had been taken down since he's taking down each and every one in the video you're gonna hunt them down. They have been hunted quite a lot of them and to those who are still involves, if it takes us, the fifty years will get them. Those are there rules of his neighborhood Abdullah reigns over a desert. The size of indiana two as west the israeli palestinian conflict, north serious civil war east isis in iraq and south severe funding

The list. Islam in saudi arabia, is a collision of tribes and religions, not confined by borders, drawn with a british tease square and crossed by american tanks in nineteen. Ninety king hussein, worn george bush to stay out of iraq in two thousand and three, the son of the king gave the son of the president the same advice It seems, like american president's think they know this region better than you. They seem too, Understand us better than the we know each other and as a result, you can see the train on the track coming to the year to the wreck, and- and we do advised that, if we keep going, that way is pretty obvious to some of us what's going to happen and

You can only express your views as much as emotion is you can you're frustrated by that? The ethnic make up of the region is pretty glaringly obvious fuss that living in the region but advisers and think tanks in the west, to know us better than we suppose we know no ourselves having syrian when it started reducing six months, and I said, look in Six months, I'm saying six years win for the long not modern ensue in iraq, but for the whole region for the world, unfortunately, but isn't they're gonna have to be. western army of some kind on the ground in order to take in the air and enable it looks at the end of the day you caught have western troops walking down the street of serious cities, villages within if you need the series to be able to do that. Yeah we were on the syrian border in two thousand and fourteen is the qin soldiers reached out to refugees. He welcomed them, even though

already more than two million palestinian refugees who have been in jordan for decades. Did you allow nearly a million and a half syrians to come into your country? Well, we really, have much choice from india were of flooding across the border. Shot by the syrian regime and Jordan always been a place that opened at arms to roughly for many countries. Unfortunately, but then it got to a point where we are now twenty percent increase of our population, and a huge burden on our country were in dire straits. Most the marine, jordanian towns looking for work, driving up rents, one hundred and six thousand. Syrian kids are injured schools. What's the breaking point for your people, but, a year to two years ago,

parliament is skyrocketing. Our health sector is saturated our schools we are really going through difficult times, is extremely extremely intravenous are just added up to here. I mean we just can't take it anymore. They ve had it with unemployment year, fifteen percent and that's the official ray it's will higher. There are more than nine million people living in Jordan and half or under the age of twenty four. If anything keeps me up at night, it's it's giving the younger generation an opportunity at life at on the flip side of that right. Localization is going to embed itself anywhere in the world or in this region, is going to be disenfranchised youth and so If young people in this country are not going to have an opportunity because of the pressure on the economy again, that's my concern.

He showed us his concern at a multi million dollar campus built to be his new military headquarters, the king, who I've own car by the way took this campus, from the generals and converted into a citadel of software, a business part for technology, Imagine these logos on the pentagon. I believe the world has a stake in the green economy, because we are the success story of stability in the region. If there wasn't a jordan, we would have had to have created one So I think that the story of jordan is is bigger than than the borders of arc of our country. His borders began, and nineteen. Sixteen, when Abdul is great great grandfather, led the revolt. depicted in the movie lawrence of arabia, the king traces, his bloodline directly to the prophet mohammed islamic extremists. He told us are outlaws that the faith

it's dealt with before when you do interviews in arabic on this subject, you call isis the harish. What does that mean? Well in Islam asked cishan muslims. It is not our right to call people heretics, and god decides at the end of the day and the jihadists take it upon themselves to call the rest of us heretics as muslims. You are in a completely different and worse category and so so in our traditional history and the outlaws the holiday she appeared really in the early part of of of Islam. They were a sect that splintered from Islam in the first century. Yes- and they did- mobile atrocities and, as a result, the muslim communities rose up against them in and exterminate them. So they appear throughout history from time to time, and

they always so at meet therein, but as extremists throughout all of our religions, they appear from time to time. Well, in the united states, many people ask what has gone wrong with this one where well. So, if you look at the spectrum and understand ninety percent of us at our tradition, distant and have an affinity for christianity. Judaism, and we were all the three monotheistic religions us being the younger one and that our faith decrease the understanding of Judah some christianity. Then we understand where we all- is that misperception with the tec. Fewer jihad is thus where the fighters- and they represent, probably two percent of of sunday, islam thats, where the problem is and if we are being pushed into the honor through some phobia. That's where the danger is where we Allies are are not understood. Your concern is that if islamophobia takes even greater whole

Muslims who are not radicalized today will be forced into that. well they're, going to feel isolated, they're going to feel marginalized, they're going to feel that victimized, which is exactly what isis Al Qaeda want. You mean a wifi who, across into the twin towers in new york, is to create hatred from the west to war. slam, so that you could panic the majority of muslims to feel that their vote, vice and push him over into the extremists, cap pressure the king is rising. That explosion and ice, bomb in june killed seven jordanian soldiers, Abdullah close syrian border in twenty fourteen. It looked like this now, what crossing closed. Only the long arm of the. U n is lifting aid over the line to nearly one hundred thousand tramp refugees. Jordan says

Ices has infiltrated the camp on the syrian side, but even so, the kingdom has just agreed to set up food and water distribution for those who are stranded. After obliterating that mark town with his former unit, the king whispered to us god I miss my old job. The crown of a prince was like when he only had to deal with ancient armor daddy. He told the men or equipment and vehicles are lacking. We will develop them as soon as we. Candidates that can getting like you might get. One long lived the king, they yelled Long live the king. You wonder how the kingdom has

lives so long with peril on every side, but maybe that's the key Tourists borders are like live rounds and training. They raise the stakes. Jordan in doors, because the price of failure is much too high. Welcome to play at a new package network featuring radio and tv personalities, talking business, sports, tack, entertainment and more play at play died in president obama's nuclear strategy states that, while the. of all out. Nuclear war is remote. The risk of a nuclear attack somewhere in the world has actually increased when that was written. Three years ago, the risk came from a rogue nation, like north korea back, then the? U s and russia were said to be partners, but that was before russia

faded, crimea, using military force to change the borders of europe and before its president, Vladimir Putin and his generals began talking about nuclear weapons for generations. Nuclear weapons have been seen as a last resort to be used only in extreme circumstances, but in this new cold war, the use of a nuclear weapon is not as unlikely to occur as you might think, erewhon screws missile being loaded onto a long range, be fifty two bomber at bork stale air force base. in the region. When you see a close up, it is even bigger than you think it is. It is an impressive machine about one hundred and eighty five thousand pounds empty, but it's built to carry weapons and gas major general richard Clarke commands all of this country's nuclear obama needs are the weapons. Yes, sir. These are air launched cruise missile It is the primary nuclear weapon for the beef into court told us these are

this also they're, not armed with nuclear warheads, the be fifty two can carry twenty clues missiles. Six hundred each in eight in the bomb bay. So this is the rotary launcher and it old eight airlines his missiles within the internal bombay of the b. Fifty two it's a tight fit, but the way it works is the launcher. Rotates, allows the weapon to release and send it on it's way just like the chamber of a revolver same idea, just much bigger bullets, most visible arm of the american nuclear arsenal. These bombers are meant to send a message to an international body. We can put this era ass anywhere. We want any time we want, and with our allies in our adversaries. Take no. This is basically a the nuclear show and not just to show intel because it will deliver within, two years. These fifty have begun. Sending that message directly to russia flying mission

not seems ok here it started after birth putin change history by an eating an independent country, ukraine and seizing the republic of crimea. The fact that military force with the eu to change and internationally recognised borders in the central part of europe. That was me now retired general, philip, breedlove was the supreme allied commander in Europe. When russia took over crimea, invasion was carried out by so called little green men, russian yours wearing uniforms without insignia but looming in the background or nuclear weapon was there ever any indication that Vladimir Putin was prepared to use his nuclear weapons in anyway Vladimir Putin said himself that he considered raising the alert status of his nuclear force. He had considered it He said it himself. Prudence

He had given in order to his military, to be prepared to increase the readiness of its nuclear forces if the nato tried to block is take over crimea. We were not look. For a fight. Putin said in this interview We were ready for the worst case scenario. They see. Nuclear weapons as ignored. extension of a conventional conflict so do them. Nuclear war is not unthinkable I think to them. The use of nuclear weapons is not unthinkable, So in their military doctrine signed by Putin and two thousand fourteen russia shall reserve the right to use nuclear weapons in the event of aggression, when the very existence of the state is in jeopardy. Putin has personally directed nuclear exercises which have increased

in both size and frequency according to riga, more threatening. Certainly, they get your attention more aggressive. Clearly, in the u s responded with more aggressive exercise. Some of its own one year after crimea for beef? Fifty two's flew up the north pole and north sea. One an exercise called poor ground beef producers were unarmed, but that little then on the side of the fuselage identified them as capable of carrying nuclear weapons. What I applauded here, are the two routes for these planes and christians and director of the nuclear information project at the federation of american scientists, use Google earth to show us the message that sent russia but each bomber concur. Twenty crews missiles a maximum of them. So we're talking about potentially any crucially. ass could have been launched against targets inside at this particular time, using the crews, missiles range of

hundred miles christians and plodded his own high pathetically lines showing how far they could potentially reach into russia and the importance of those red line. Yes, each of them go to a facility in russia that could be a potential target for nuclear weapons. The russians will look. and see it as a dry run for an attack on turkish inside russia. I guess they can draw the can. Losing that that they need to draw haiti. Could those in your face. The latter firepower was that the message that's a message. For sure. The last time american nuclear bombers flew emission like that was during the cold war This was a significant exercise for us or training we might have to fight? It was an unmistakable warning but rear admiral, Steve Verona says: there's no indication. The russian military has changed its thinking about nuclear. What

disturbingly in recent years there have been specific doctrinal in public statements made by other russian leaders they indicate and evolved. Willingness to employ nuclear weapons in the course of conflict as director of intelligence for the? U S, strategic command, Perot spent the last two years. there's gauging russia's nuclear intentions. They think that they feel that fundamentally the west associate sociologically weaker and if they were, use a nuclear weapon in the course of a conflict between say, nato and russia, they might what a shock the western powers into the escalating into freezing the conflict. Calling he's fire, so they have a belief for their just tougher than us. Now it's definitely too and if they have to use nuclear weapons. We can't we can't take it. I think that some people might think that Broad is not talking about the armageddon of an all out nuclear war, which neither side could win the limited use of it

few nuclear weapons, which would convince the? U s to back down so how The shock us into surrender they could strike. European target with a nuclear weapon, maybe an airfield that they thought was vital to conflict between nato and russia. We're looking at each we're looking at the moment before the complex starts David slip back of the reincorporation corporation directed a series of war games commissioned by the pentagon, in which russia invaded the baltic states of estonia and law two of the new or members of nato and because of their low decision on the russian border to the most vulnerable. When the fight starts the russians have about for him. The five hundred tanks on the battlefield nature None the red jibs represent russian forces. The blue and white or nato, the relative size of those stacks gonna, says it all it does it does. This is this is not a happy picture for four name.

As the scenario unfolds, russian forces in red are storming the capitals of estonia and latvia. They can get their between the data. And two and a half days, thirty six to sixty hours to retake estonia. in latvia, the- u s and nato would have to conduct a major build up of military forces to drive. Russians out, one of the things you would expect russia to do would be to begin rat The nuclear saber very aggressively to say we're here our territory now and if you come in Take it away from us, we will escalate ethical use nuclear weapons, nuclear weapons, It has more than one thousand short range nuclear weapons, while the? U S has less than two hundred that air bases in europe as one in june. The locations of american nuclear weapons are officially secret, but here's what they look like an kristensen says discovered. This photo on EU us air force website, showing the insight the shelter where nuclear bombs would be

the lord american and nato jet fighters. Each vote can have up to four nuclear bombs to hang right next to each other. It can it sinks into the ground with the weapons levels completely with the surface and then just straight out of a doomsday movie, the nuclear. weapon rises out of the four right. The bomb is called the be sixty one and its upgraded by adding a new set of tail fins that give it greater accuracy that would allow the be sixty one today roy its target using a lower yield nuclear weapon which would decrease the number of civilian casualties where the air launch grossness, also major general carr, compared to can also be turned into well low, yield nuclear weapon. There is a but we yield option on this weapon, so we can change that yield within the weapon, You can dial into you, that's what we call it actually dollar yield. Does that

a nuclear weapon easier to use. We do not plan to go there. We do not want to go there, but if you have this option, which allows you to keep civilian casualties to a minimum? you're really up against. It is not easier, I dont think Any decision to ever use a nuclear weapon could should be categorized. As easy, less difficult, less difficult. One can say that russian is also developing low yield weapons which this declassified cia doc then says good will lower the threshold for first use of nuclear weapons, the device of low yield warheads that could be used on high precision. Weapon systems would be consistent with russia's increasing reliance on nuclear weapons, but greasing. Reliance on nuclear weapons, says we're, admiral corrode doesn't mean russia is eager to use them. I don't

perceive that they are have become mad men with their fingers on the button, but I do believe that they are more interested in considering how nuclear weapons could be used in conflict. T there's two either closer gap, or to sustain the opportunity for victory. So what what's the scenario? What situation would get them to seriously consider the use of nuclear weapons. That is probably the greatest question I'm trying to answer today for our hany, that's admiral. So hany head of the? U S, strategic command them and who would carry out a presidential order to launch a nuclear weapon. Nike appreciate the update, Loki and cerebral hany commands not only this country's nuclear forces, but its cyber weapons and space satellites as well, isn't risk here today. I think today, when a time and place that

I think we been too before it is he's job to convince Vladimir Putin that resorting to nuclear weapons would be the worst mistake he could possibly make. When you look at what would work to deter rush, it do you have to get inside Putin's head. You have to have he D, the deep understanding of any adversary. You want editeur clearing the spoon, so how would you do I've him psychologically well. When I would say that a psychologist, but I will do say he is clearly a individual, then, is an opportunist. Does the concern you that an opportunity but has a nuclear arsenal. It concerns me that russia has a lot of nuclear weapons. Concerns me that russia. As the main

badly on the international stage, and it concerns me there. We have leadership in russia in various levels that would flagrantly talk. The use of a nuclear weapon in the twenty first century, a new gas network featuring radio and tv personalities, talking business, sports, tack, entertainment and more play it play daddy last year pablo picasso painting the women of algiers sold at christy's for an art auction record of one Seventy nine million dollars june. One of his cubist works from a sees went for over sixty three million dollars. So portfolio of two hundred seventy one. Never before seen, picassos appeared in two thousand and ten the art world was stunned, but the biggest surprise, maybe where they had been for nearly

Forty years picassos former electrician, seventy seven year old, pierre, look a neck and his wife, Daniel kept the art treasures in their garage were They say you were a gift from pablo picasso and his last wave, jacques lean, the picasso, Emily airs, don't believe it. They suspect theft, but the look next stand by their story and it's a story that has captivated the art world. Daniel and pierre look a neck. Are a retired couple living in the south of france back in nineteen? seventy one he was an electrician hired by pablo picasso and his wife shock lean too their american made stove. The picassos were so pleased they m do other odd jobs on their properties, including installed,

burglar alarms. How would you describe the relationship? Was done, employee employer, or did you have a friendship faster? I believe that monsieur tat our trust in me, particularly because of my discretion. His this russian might be the only thing in this tale that isn't in dispute as family the and handyman pierre looking neck had the run of picassos houses for fifteen years start before and stretching beyond the artist death in nineteen. Seventy three one day in the early nineties. Seventy she says shock lean because surprised him in madame- can lead don't cool out it called me into the hallway and said come here. This is for you in the dungeon and she handed me a box. I said thank you, madam. I left and bought it back here the look and next say they opened the box and warned impressed they described. The contents is too picasso, sketchbooks and sheets of

loosely paper all unsigned rapid tabling it hasn't gave me. Let me there were plenty of dwellings that were repeated. For example, there was the body of a horse without the head and the second part if only you had a yet look an exercise in general she's, not a big fan of picassos art, the ability by scenes gaps in their painting. Leave the categories. Looking at me not looking at me. The head is upside down. It's on the side of all. That's what made him famous! I'm not saying it's certainly, but I don't like it, so you didn't think much of this box of paintings and sketches and things that you received well idea. If someone would have told me Missouri get naked go on through this in the fire, I would have thrown it in the fire. Lugar has Instead of burning the box, pierre looking next says it ended up on a shelf in his garage. It lived there undisturbed.

Till two thousand ten when he says he was ill and facing surgery. That's when he thought he should get his affairs in order and wondered if that picasso gift might be worth something. So he can't, Did the picasso administration run by pablo picasso, sun and describe by hand written letters and photos what he had the because administration is the only place in the world that can certify the artist work looking neck. I wanted his box of art authenticated. He may have been speaking The answer me by telling me that global figures who wanted to see was his own eyes what it was we had and he gave us a boy. So we went up to he's my wife, and I might rain, was a suitcase full of artwork as I organize them properly in cardboard folders, so it could be presentable. How are you greeted by clothes, a boot heels it'd be taught,

most impolite mature, and we are little people didn't even say hello or little people. He met Gabby. He looked at me and said you, you can see it over. There cannot say we were welcome. That's not very polite, doing he's the son of a genius snobbish, you say yes, yes, Snob represents wealth, but claude book so himself. The artist's third I held in one of five living airs remembers the meeting differently. I forestalled asking questions and so on said they were given these things by my father. later on a little bit later on the conversation, they said that some of them were given to them by my father's widow, the stash he worked spanning more than thirty years from now. Hundreds of nineteen thirty to some a preliminary sketches of well known works.

blade in museums and galleries around the world like this one from nineteen. Thirty two. Woman seated in red arm, chair at the museum, because in paris, Similarity is striking and then there's this one, a never before seen, portrait of olga picassos, first wife and constant subject for nearly twenty years. is included in the two hundred. Seventy one works were sick, sketches twenty eight lithographs and nine cubist collages, considered museum quality. There were also those two full sketch paths with eighty one drawings and art trove late. valued at as much as one hundred million dollars. Claude picasso. Couldn't I believe his eyes and did not believe the look next door explanations were a bit murky, but I quickly understood that they must have olenin? Did you know immediately that they were real? Yes, but I can tell him that you did.

I'd give anything away. I couldn't because I was so it was so amazing and the cap pulling out more and more and more and more certain services is that all We have some more here s incredible an end, but I no, I didn't say it didn't reveal anything going sound lucky, for you know some banality like this and how to let them go possess, no system that can like me, clamp down on. Possessions you you couldn't sees them. None You had to lower their I'll go, you have to let them go. I knew what I had to infect called the police. Yes, The police opened an investigation. Three weeks later, the gendarmes were at the looking at door. They see the works, and they seized the couple button and we were taken into account.

To the tunis, my wife in one car and I in another- and I was held there for two days I spent one day in jail. I was devastated so devastated that I've been seeing a psychiatrist help him out. I am not over it. I can still see the jail cell and I'd like to add. If I can use this language, he didn't I smelled. Thank you, don't believe they were kept in their garage for forty years, no jean Jacques new year and claudia andrea lawyer, representing the picasso administration say the candy. of the artist to pristine. Do have been kept on a shelf in a garage for almost forty years. They don't buy any part of the look and ex story. Why not it's impossible? It's impossible It has its a nonsense and, to be very frank with you believe that mr looking back

Is a swindler, the look? that said their honest people caught in a day in july of battle with the picasso airs, snooty art mobiles, I'll handle the idea that a modest family might be worthy of the artists, give clear, simple people. We love our boom and I'll garden. You never travelled. They say that for a little snobbish, bribes, king down on them because their just little people simple people. They call themselves plan that it's pure manipulation, its frontiers. I take it. You don't believe that they are simple people. They are simple people. This is a problem. We we believe that they play on this to try to obtain sympathy from the public. The family lawyers also question the meticulous language, pierre looking neck used to describe the works, which they say

could only have come from an art expert, but the retired electrician denies the accusation. He says he wrote every word himself. These works by picasso were deemed so will they immediately were seized and brought here for safe keeping one of the most secure places in the country, the bank of france? This is the fort knox of france. The country's gold reserves are kept here too. In February two thousand fifteen, the luggage next went on trial. There wasn't enough evidence to They stole the art, so prosecutors charge them with possessing stolen property witnesses who pablo picasso and his wife, Jacques Lean testified. It was impossible. Anyone would get such a generous gift from the master, maya picasso. The artist second trial says

it's entirely out of character for the father. She lived with the first twenty years of her life, more bad than the donee. My father gave. He gave pretty easily be it money or sweater. You were called, but giving away artworks no well, even more unlikely she says was partying with his portraits of his first wife, a young male v you're. There is a beautiful portrait of a guy when she was young with every lab moore said, have you. No love is something beautiful and when you are living in and decide to draw it it smaller than a picture that may lead to an age was the fairly would have never given something like that away in his defence, pure looking at then this signed gift as evidence, His relationship with the picassos was more than Doing our jobs, because family says an autograph pamphlet is exactly the type of small gift he might have received from pablo picasso

So little brochure dedicated and signed by the castle, and when I came. He gave his linen brochure see because I knew me an excuse to have all these words, which were obviously stolen. Was that he had this little brochure Daniel Laguna took the stand? She insisted she had a close friendship with jacqueline picasso claims, Madame Picasso considered the lookin at home, a refuge from the pressures of being wife and widow of the twentieth century is best known artist. I think ass. He came back. Jacqueline was a wonderful person who told me a lot because she spoke so much about her husband. I got to know him. My friendship with Jackie lasted until the very end. Fourteen years of loyalty.

I accompanied her final resting place struggling refuge at leisure? She wrote to you quite often down like keeps mementoes of her relationship with the late mrs picasso hand, written postcards. She can there's more valuable than a picasso itself. As I said in court, they may have taken away the works, but the most beautiful painting overhead with my friendship was shaking and tat is something they will never be able to take away the story of how the look next ex acquired these works remains a mystery. Were they a generous gift where they stolen much like picassos art. This tale is intriguing abstract ultimately left to each of us to make sense of it all in court. The luggage next were found guilty,

and given a two year suspended sentence. They are appealing. If you had known, then what you know now, would you have taken the artwork to clothe alpha if this had to be done all over again. Well, Monsieur the box would have ended up The chimney in the room right be anew there in the mail. This week viewers wrote about the first art of David Martin story on the new cold war, which we broadcast last sunday uncompleted tonight. Some found the story disturbing. It is bad enough for us to be assailed daily with news of a trial it is in the middle east, with murder and mayhem at home. Why have you added this? lesson in armageddon to our own. ready worrisome lives. We also heard from a navy veteran who wrote

for him and his fellows of mariners on undersea patrol armed with nuclear missiles, not much has changed over the years. The cold war never ended for the submarine force Are we really at the start of a new cold war? No, this non shooting war is just fine making it up to where all of you can see it again, I'm build whittaker, we'll be back sweet with another. Addition of sixty minutes cbs fridays. We may have been criminals seeking redemption. That's the one we are now takes courage, we're firefighters by our campus, as they can change from producer, jerry, bruckheimer or save as many lives as possible. Tv's top new series reinstating the poor stains from the moderate work. Don't worry, let's go. We can do this country fridays on CBS streaming on paramount