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I'm Jennifer Sabah, and I'm joined today by my colleague Anna Shamansky.

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Over the holiday break, the ex-Reno CEO CEO Carlos Gown made a daring escape from Japanese authorities

and landed in Lebanon.

We will have the latest on what is going on there with our colleague dialing in from our London newsroom.

And then later in the program, we're going to keep on the auto theme with Pete Sweeney and Robin Mack who are going to take us through

China's automaker Gile, which is trying to buy Aston Martin. So joining us is Chris Thompson, who is

dialing in from London, and Chris has been keeping close tabs on this wild, wild story involving Carlos

Gown, a man who was one of the most respected international CEOs and now he's a daring escape

artist. So Chris, why don't you take us through the latest wrinkle in this story with Carlos Gown and what he has done this past week?

Absolutely.

Well, I mean, over the last seven days, he's held a press conference, having escaped from Japan,

skipped his bail via a bullet train, and then allegedly putting himself inside a Yamaha music box to get on a private jet to Turkey and then another one to Lebanon.

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