Emily, do you remember when One Direction called it a day?

I think you'll find there are still many people who can't talk about it.

Well luckily, we can. A lot.

Because our new season of terribly famous is all about the first One Directioner to go it alone.

Zayn Malik.

We'll take you on Zayn's journey from Shylad from Bradford

to being in the world's biggest boy band and explore why.

When you reach the top, he decided to walk away.

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This is CBS I'm the World. I'm John Bouch with David McCloskey.

His novel, Damascus Station, a work of fiction.

A work of fiction about Syria in the early part of the second decade of the 21st century.

A state that is completely collapsed now, a failed state.

And yet David Texas Inside Syria, Inside Damascus,

and shows us what the CIA comes up against dealing with state security, Makabarad.

And the FSB shows up. That's right. The reawaken KGB shows up.

Other players include the Muslim brothers who have their own operation over the years

and then eventually the jihadist will show up.

There's a great deal of tradecraft in David's book.

And I recommend especially talking about it because David has passed his book

to General David Petrez, former director of the Central Intelligence Agency,

along with his other titles. And Leon Panetta, former director of the Central Intelligence Agency,

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