(paulie currin) that's right!shaun currie) it's a little windier than normal, but any day on a fishing boat is always a good day. - that's nice. - yeah. - i mean, do you have that written down somewhere? oh boy! it's as exhilarating as it is scary. i mean, this for you is not too rocky? this is normal? (paulie currin) there are two sides to an island. there's always one nice side going on. you have to get through the rough to get to the good. - yeah. welcome to the barrier, right? (paulie currin) right! (sophie fouron) you're preparing bait? (paulie currin) yes. - back home, that's what i catch and we eat that. - i know. - yeah, yeah. see how lucky you guys are? - so we're hoping to catch snapper, which is new zealand's favorite fish. - do you always catch something? (shaun currie) pretty much, yeah. catch enough for dinner at least anyway. if we catch more than we need ourselves, we can give it to other people. (sophie fouron) you share. - share, yeah. - but you have very little grocery stores. you have to go out

so we don't expect pauly p. to be treated like your average joe. pauly p.thinks he is above the law. now his lawyer is blaming the media and their incorrect claims for the incident. so paul almost killed someone but let's blame the media. and, of course, madam speaker brushed it off saying it was a private family matter. very private. but she did speak at brown university's graduation on sunday urging graduates to hold on to your hopes. well, here at "primetime," we are not holding out hope that pelosis will ever face punishment for their crime. we have major update for you don't. on one career criminal who referred to herself as the professional booster. if you don't know who i'm talking about, this is michelle mckelly. back in february, we told you she was arrested 97 times in the big apple, mostly for robberies. listen. >> i went to bloomingdale's and i forgot -- i forgot procured some items consisting of polo and ralph lauren. >> did you steal that shirt. >> i still. >> even out that you are on. >> i have to get me an outfit. >> you are going to go stea

according to reports, little pauly p has reportedly been linked to at least five business entities under investigation by authorities for alleged fraud. well done, nance. you raised a fraudster, allegedly. but while little pauly p's parer ins have had the hammer of the law dropped on them, junior never really faced the same consequences. must be nice to have your mom as one of the leaders of the democratic party. the pelosis are living the high life and they don't want the party to end. that's why nancy has repeatedly pushed back on restrictions of congressional stock trading. >> should members of congress and their spouses be banned from trading individual stocks in congress? >> no, no to the second one. we are a free market economy that should be able to participate in that. >> jesse: nancy would slightly change her tune a month later, but this isn't anything new for her. back in 2011, "60 minutes" called her out same thing, when she raked in the dough with a questionable visa stock trade. >> i wanted to ask you why you and your husband back in march of 2008 accepted and participated i

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paulis' wife has been writing a letter near stalingrad lately. i don't like the people who surround you. i flew in last time. my mother, the germans, having shot at the reconnaissance, went to the station on patrol sister only. it is better to warm up in the forest, only fire, yes, letters from home are warmed. oh you, where we finished the task. it's doable discovered the circuit who's there with us? it's a sewing machine now her sewing machine is our hunt it's time to go back to base. okay, i understand. i'm going back to base, you understand? come on, hurry up, i can't see anyone. oh haritosha, you don't understand anything. it's called french kissing, you 're laughing, you fool. when i served in normandy, i served as a pilot there, marseille, so he told me what kind of monpasier they are doing with their madams . wow, only women are better. tell me how they are in my dashing battle, guys, fearless. well , not better than ours. no, definitely not better about marseille . one story told about spain in general. uh, it was necessary for the gener

gave a live one, but i always give everything from my pension. man thank you for the young we have paulie so say, rarely comes by. we'll find your bag, connect the best shots, let's see. taking this opportunity, how sevka is slipping heavily here . well, since such a thing is good, log and every evening, suddenly the only one. in my bakala reflected the blessings of the tart mysterious how humbly stunned i loved to drink the poet loved. with the burglary, this green opened, the swiss safe 1001 secret. sideways so mesh, why is a musician because of you? i studied with him from the age of five, and at 10 he was already playing rachmaninov. what are you talking about. i am sure that it was with the help of rachmaninov that he opened the safe. well, what are you talking about, seryozhenka was left without parents early, well, i tried to educate him, as best i could, too, i didn’t get in touch with the punks, i left the music. you know, he was dragged into this crime , he was like he first took out a debt, and then he couldn't. return, so they told him either on business or grandmother 's apar

uh, it means that not just paulis was given the rank of field marshal with such parting words.en unwell in captivity hinted to him, but he had enough will. i don’t know the will, there is reason and something else to surrender. yes, that is, he said, hitler fight to the end. we have already buried you, and the german soldiers, who at that time were still in this cauldron, understood and surrendered. that is, the ruler of kola started talking. what do you think here is your forecast for those who are now there. there will be enough will of the mind for something else. i don't know, but to give up, to do the same thing that paulus did in the same situation in forty-two. well, in fact, i communicate a little with the guys who are storming. uh, ozone steel and i have to say so. well, not that primary information, but there is their mood. at this stage, they are generally not inclined to take them prisoner anymore. that is, they are ready to destroy them, because, but they really do not want to take them prisoner. yes, of course, not organized. if they come out, of course they will

these are such pauluses, not even pauluses, but paulusiki, because paulis didn’t just have a chance toong the audience, who is not remembers, the german general, who at stalingrad , as a matter of fact, with his entire army, surrendered and the day before he surrendered to him hitler e, awarded the rank of field marshal with a note with the covenant that not a single field marshal of germany had yet surrendered in mind that they shot themselves at the end of the story. like the first one. well, you guys want to live, and torture yourself to die. no. remember how in that song they are afraid, and he gave up, and then he also recorded a wonderful radio message to them so that everyone else would give up too, which i won’t be surprised at all, of course, i won’t be surprised at all if very soon these people also want to not be tortured, because we are not them, because ours are really russian officers, and they don’t castrate their military men. and don't shoot them in the knee and fill their guts with polyurethane foam, how do they do? because they are not us, they are never the ones we

pauly >> one of our favorite teacher assistants is pauly v. >> the majority of students are underprivilegedad making us do fun things while we work >> i really love you thank you. >> we love miss stewart. >> natalie >> thank you >> you are loved and adored by your students and fellow teachers who were weeping watching you how does that feel >> priceless my kids just makes my day so bright every day is a new day and fun day with them. my colleagues here with me today are my backbone. they are here with me in good times and bad times. they are here to support me. i'm just blessed >> channel, where are you? skate on over. we have some fun for you all >> we heard the last few weeks were a little rough for you. you had some trouble with your car. it broke down and burned up. carvana heard your story and wanted to help you out that toyota 4 runner in your driveway as we speak you are the proud owner. >> i love it okay so wait a minute we are all crying. >> before we go. we want to celebrate all of you guys you've joined in this celebration and work so hard you all deserve a little break right? wo

we just said poop problem on the 6:00 news, pauly. don't step in it. what's happened weather-wise and try to make sure it goes up from here. temperatures are going to be to be going up. temperatures building in the upper levels of the atmosphere. it's not right on top but close enough to press down, compress the air on top. that warms the air at ground level and it also compresses the marine layer. we're going see a very shallow layer along the coast. it's not going the make its way inland far at all. lots of sunshine otherwise. temperatures still all over the place. anywhere from 59 degrees in san francisco to 79 degrees in santa rosa and concord. upper 60s right now in san jose. these numbers are going even the out as we head through the rest of tonight. the winds are still noticeable right now. those are going to die down as we head through this evening. once the sun goes down, the winds will become much calmer, and will be calm for the first half of the day tomorrow, which is why temperatures are going to warm up more even along the coast and san f

third reich with fanatical tenacity ordered to fight to the last soldier at the end we said that paulisrwise he could save half the army, but he was a subordinate of hitler, hitler had previously said. you can't retreat on january 30, 1942, the fuhrer received a radiogram from hitler's headquarters down the street. he did not promise him help, instead he informed his general, but not a single german field marshal hinted at the promotion to field marshal. in history, he was not captured. well, in russia, german military history failed in february, forty-second germany plunged into a three-day grass. all restaurants and cinemas were closed on the radio, where then around the clock sounded funeral music announced the sixth army, led by its commander died near stalingrad report capitulation of the nazi government's filter was not decided. we took the germans in such a tank, because when we took it down the street, they asked him how to help you. more to you personally and everything. he said i didn't need anything. uh, show medical assistance to my dates, we feed them and we had a whole 3 m

paulie with a sickle, cut the umbilical cord that's right.tificate with a seal from the maternity hospital and by my signature, by the way, involuntarily throw out the results of the previous pregnancy. of course, we will definitely write january 1 , 1998. honestly, i also pointed out here that the child was born prematurely at 7 months. yes, that's right, well, with this certificate, you can safely go to the registry office, it turns out, here is about birth. thank you. if it weren't for you so much , you would come to do analyzes of documents to prove that my child is a bureaucracy. in honor of his father viktor kovalchuk viktor dmitrievich what is the most valuable thing for a person, the age of the patient affects the course of pregnancy the number of examinations that need to be passed undoubtedly this health doctors from all over the world will answer and they will be right, but i can’t take pills. i forget them, and science has gone ahead for so many years that hormones have already been developed that are very uh identical to natural

you won’t kill paulie with these words, according to the editor-in -chief of russia today tv channelonyan, threats have been received against her for several years in the story of the assassination shocked me. my mother , she heard about it on tv, who said if my daughter dies for what she is doing for defending her country, then i will be proud of me. here, it just struck russian journalists continue their work and thank the security forces and the military. i understand that they have a head job now uh, there uh in the donbass in ukraine in the crimea and they are doing a great job. they are our brothers, neighbors, we love them, respect them, and appreciate them. and so it will be regardless of what will blather or blurt out, another kiev rattle, our answer should be the simplest victory our answer this is a victory on the fronts of the liberation of the ukrainian people, and even nazi wickedness, which drugged his head and brought him to this sin of all those detained in the case of assassination attempt on russian journalists sent to the season curious moment. one of them is a na

but now it’s so convenient for me, then naturally i called pauly everything, they talked for a while,man told me, well, we got your father's explanation. he doesn't seem to mind talking to you. well, as if he doesn’t want to now, well, as if everything is fine, but we say we can’t do anything, kirill how did you find out that the apartments belong to other people? uh, one day i was returning. well, well, in the apartment, which is one-room, where i lived with my family, i found in the door, a note, the locks were changed in the apartment, and it was written in the note. call back. actually. i called the owner back, the owner says, uh, they say. that's it, let's vacate the apartment. i will call me. i will live in it. in general, i need to do some repairs there or something else there, in short, to work in the apartment and casually said that you are aware that your father is dead. what do you mean he died when he died? he says, well, there a month ago. i say call can i? well, we called you, you did not pick up the phone, of course, no one called me, not these roommates with whom my fa

prisoners of the germans who went over to the side of the soviet union, for example, the same thing, paulisaught from the military academy, but they did not use the services of the nazis. those are the ones who are here, eh! goebbels had efficient workers, and so on. here, uh, they were not used, in my opinion, we are starting to get confused in the testimony igor sergeevich nothing surprising in using there are no nazis, because nazism itself in general, the third reich was grown by these very western democracies by the united states and britain to destroy the soviet union, this is a matter in order. yes, is there now what boris vitalyevich was talking about, some ideological reason for hostility between the west and us? there is, of course, absolutely . let's remember, not the current, but last year's form of pleasure. well , remember, putin spoke there. uh, video calls. yes, last year before this forum, uh, the book of this schwab is published. yes? uh-huh well, according to inclusive capitalism, uh, rockefeller there, the rothschilds and other things are creating, uh, the control struct

rox asked, paulie's right, i don't know, mother has nothing to brag about, you know, no trade.f nothing in this matter, it doesn’t make sense just hello again gleb ivanovich how are you, let’s go? all the best, goodbye. but you look good. the fresh air is good for you. i have a surprise for you. i brought you a laptop, how to use it, and you will write your scripts again. yes, i will visit you every day. no, i will come to you twice a day in the morning and in the evening. when you were in the fifth grade, you wanted to pierce ears, but my mother did not allow it. i then returned two days earlier from a business trip, collected you from the lessons. we went, and you chose the earrings you wanted, pierced your ears, then walked in the park. but what earrings were. i don't remember them. what earrings, what police i give him the right one, and he tells me about her, i tell you about moving, think about it. forgive me, olyushka what are you doing? dad didn’t finish, i couldn’t do something, it did n’t work out. all work expedition business trips, but the main thing is not. you hav

there, alongside pioneers like dorothy kenyon and pauli murray, she spent years carefully laying theto force u.s. law to acknowledge something radical. women are, like, full-on people. - nobody in our country did more for the advancement of women in terms of women's equality. - justice ruth bader ginsburg devoted her life to fight for equal justice. - she's an american icon. she was a huge glass ceiling breaker for all women. - i would like to show my granddaughters that the equal citizenship stature of men and women is a fundamental human right. - ruth argued six cases before the supreme court and won five of them, and that wasn't easy. at the time, the supreme court was all male. it was an era when the supreme court women's bathroom was still a second men's bathroom they used just for farting. so how did she convince these nine gentlemen to care about gender equality? she brought discrimination cases where the injured parties were men. it was a genius move. the legal equivalent of hiding dog medicine inside a piece of cheese. her advocacy brought down legal discrimination all over

guest no stranger to evil some people can do, he is a former sheriff who was working hard to keep pauly most notorious serial killers this country has ever seen. bundy and ridgeway. joining us now, former sheriff, former congressman dave reichert, great to see you. what in the world of the the parole board thinking? >> great to see you, trey. five years ago, more than that, in 2016, the parole board allowed family to have at least some voice in during the hearing. i was afford the opportunity to testify, years later, a few months ago, a second parole board hearing of helding during that hearing, the voices of the victims were not allowed to be heard, my voice was not allowed to be heard. the board made it clear, that the point of this hearing should focus mainly and solely on the fact that timothy pauley had proven himself fit for release. by number one, checking the box of going through alcohol treatment. checking the box of going through drug and alcohol treatment, checking the box of becoming a model inmate, not assaulting anyone, not causing further disturbances within the prison. t

>> i just got off the phone with senators lee, pauly and blackburn.wade supreme court decision. the fact that we had that conversation the a reflection of the fact that trump got three supreme court justices confirmed. the question is, will those types of accomplishments, will they resonate with voters, particularly idealogically involved ones that are going to these primaries. another phenomenon that is also taking place. as trump sort of received a bit from the fore, he's not on twitter every day. his polling numbers increase. we'll see if his popularity wanes or increases. he's the biggest guy in the room. >> neil: regardless of how these races sort out, nebraska is backing charles herbster, a former business man accused of fondling. that might have an impact. but let's say they're split. do you see that changing any sentiment? no matter how he's contests work out and the mid-terms work out, it's clear that donald trump is running for president again. what i'd like to ask you, no matter the outcome here, no matter if others run against him even if

it was really hard [ laughter ] yeah, mtv knew they needed a a younger cast when pauly d dislocated hisa fist bump. [ laughter ] ♪ all right. i'm out, i'm out, i'm out, i'm out. i can't. [ laughter ] ♪ this one too, both of them guys, this is very cool. youtube is rolling out a new feature where you can skip the boring parts of a video and cut right to the good part [ cheers ] and they actually had something similar on tiktok, and we tried it out with some recent videos of people doing the sprite challenge where you chug sprite or any carbonated beverage and try not to burp. so, basically, if you're watching a video, you can skip this part. >> i can't do it my tummy hurts [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and go right to this part [ burping [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. oh, my god >> jimmy: let me give you one more example you can skip this boring part. >> jimmy: uh-huh and go right to this >> oh, my gosh what do i do [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a gem that's a joy oh, man. [ laughter ] "what do i do? what do i do?" >> steve: wham >> jimmy: well, guys, switching gears. today, former new york city m

remember forty, the third year, paulis, the army, pr, the army, the strongest and so on, that time heed even at eurovision, everyone was talking about these warriors of the light. now i'll give you the warriors of light, and then they will testify and then the whole pr-company. this is, uh, the tower of babel of lies, it will collapse and under its rubble they will bury all this propaganda that has been built for the last 8 years, and here is the reverse side, when the evidence the prisoners speak for themselves. if the surrendered neo-nazis have nothing to complain about, those already abandoned without food and mobilized weapons, especially some. here's how this soldier near lugansk was even allowed to meet with his mother, captivity, of course, not a sanatorium, but between him and death, the choice is obvious kirill branin or the twin roman kudrin and kirill loginov only about the real men of our defenders, but about the women of the military, corporal tatyana paramonova saved the lives of soldiers on the front line as part of a medical detachment during the liberation of one of t

look, paulie, we don't talk about it because culturally, everybody knows they go through shit in the black community, especially where we grew up. it's a very traumatic place to grow up. and both of our parents were drug addicts. and that's why grandma raised us. you watch your parents and you're like -- in your mind all you're doing is if i can just not be a drug addict, that's success. >> the drug scene, man, it's crazy, man. >> did you ever think about the trauma of growing up in the neighborhood like that? >> oh, man, constantly. i lost so many of my friends, man. >> it was like living in a war zone. >> it was a war zone. but we made it out, man. glad to see you doing what you doing, man. because listen, no, seriously, man. we survived that time. >> paul and my sister topaz are the pillars of strength in my life, and i wouldn't be who i am today without them. my father was african american and my mother was jewish, but my sister and i were brought up in black culture. hey hey. >> hey hey. >> hey hey, what's going on, man? >> all right. good to see you. >> i'm blessed to be able t

with the ring and the hair, you're basically the paulie walnuts of the mcu [ applause ] "hey this guy'sity stones over here." [ laughter ] >> steve: "oh, i can open up a a portal." >> jimmy: "this guy's breakin' my infinity -- >> steve: hey. [ light laughter ] "hey, mcu, hey." >> jimmy: "hey, mc -- mc me! >> steve: mc you >> jimmy: mc you hey. [ light laughter ] >> steve: "cbd." ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, kentucky derby hats, for making it look like you wandered into the back of a pizzeria at the exact wrong moment it's like -- [ applause ] ♪ thank you, thomas' new line of muffin tops, for being honest about what's going to happen to my stomach after i eat you [ laughter and applause ♪ thank you, "star wars" puns that make me remember the date, like may the 4th and revenge of the 6th. you're fun, but now i got nothing between now and -- [ laughter ] between now and octobi-wan kenober. [ laughter and applause come on, dude. >> steve: come on, man it's octobi-wan. >> jimmy: octobi-wan kenober >> steve: yeah it's like rock-tober [ light laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, wedding gift registries

we focus on inflation in today's big fed meeting, some folks in the mid- begin, i actually work for pauliand try to hide behind it, but if you took a look defense actions today, they

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you kn, if you think about the work of pauli murray, she was in many ways the godmother of the civil rights movement. thurgood marshall said that the book that she wrote on race laws was the bible of the civil rights movement. and it's about 800 pages, single-spaced, all of these crazy -- really crazy jim crow laws, such as, you kw, black people can't play checkers in the park -- that ridiculous, that you think, "who in the world thought of that?" -- and would connect a fine and also criminal punishment if black people are caught playing checkers in the park. well, in the new jane crow, we see laws such as and opositions such as what you've just describe they make absolutely no sense, but they're absolutely cruel. and they're meant to cause fear and to chill behavior. and their reach is beyond what we could grasp or even imagine. and that's also really what "policing the womb" is about. it is a warning call, because we've already seen, again, as black women in the canaries -- canaries in the coal mine, we've seen that kind of punitive punishment, with black women being dragged out of

my name is pauly marshall. i live at 71 norwich street. our backyard shares a fence with the backyard of the proposed project. this picture was taken from my backyard. i know a lot of people don't like discretionary review and blame it for the city's lack of housing, but i think this situation is the perfect illustration of why it's so important in certain situations. expansion of a single home could have such a major impact on an established impact of modest houses trying to resist the full brunt of gentrification. this is not a case of rich homeowners fighting each other. this is a case where developer contractor purchased the house from the estate of a longtime resident who died at the home at close to 100 years old. the then the contractor proposed a huge expansion of the home to more than triple the living space. an expansion that did not apply with guidelines or planning code and treating into the mid block open space and severely boxing in the home of beth, who is the one who filed this appeal. the review board and the planning staf

pauli turning its back on 200 years of at least stated neutrality. and they have appealed for anybody who sees her own notices her online, to call 999 all the nonemergency number 101 as soon as you can. a girl known locally as maddie. police support 0fficerjulia james was killed in april last year near her home in cant. let's go to canterbury crown court. what have we heard today? julia canterbury crown court. what have we heard today?— heard today? julia james was killed as she was out _ heard today? julia james was killed as she was out walking _ heard today? julia james was killed as she was out walking her - heard today? julia james was killed as she was out walking her dog i heard today? julia james was killed j as she was out walking her dog just over a year ago, this is a route she would regularly take. the prosecution say the defendant, callum wheeler, was waiting for someone to attack. they say that he hitjulia james repeatedly and she stood no chance of survival. callum wheeler admits he was responsible for killing julia james, who was off

all those girls, in short, were painted, or they drove naked and naked, they drove pauli down the streetsomething. yelled the people of beauty, red army. in september, 40 years of the forty-third krasnoar of the third, the red army soldiers completely cleared the birds from the nazis cleaned it from the nazis of the danes. donbass began you began to oust the fascists behind the dnieper, those, run, fled, using the tactics of a scorched earth tower already on earth, they blew up bridges, bridges, residential railways , abyss roads, burned roads, burned houses, and uro- and grain harvester to the exit, which is not that we could not bring out and we continued to advance on the stupa in october. dad was released in october between them either that or poplar dupol dneprod dnepropetrovskkrovsk dnepro dneprodzerzhinsk dzerzhinsk and beyond the rocks, zaporizhzhia led by the 8th guards guards of the guards army. it was then that the army stood worthy of the future, the future march marshal advised the soviet soviet union vasily chuzova. vasily chuikovyukov his again his grandson nikolay uk niko

pauli and a good night so far for us. paul earlier we spoke _ and a good night so far for us.the country but wandsworth, we onlyjust the last few years in the country but wandsworth, we only just wanted last time, which didn't go for us. in terms of the big pick. there. frankly, as minister the london it's my to worry. frankly, as minister the london it's my to worry-— my to worry. you will be more worried tomorrow _ my to worry. you will be more worried tomorrow morning? i | my to worry. you will be more i worried tomorrow morning? i wait my to worry. you will be more - worried tomorrow morning? i wait for londoners because _ worried tomorrow morning? i wait for londoners because what _ worried tomorrow morning? i wait for londoners because what i've - worried tomorrow morning? i wait for londoners because what i've heard i londoners because what i've heard over the last four or five or six years in london is a lot of talk about values, notjust mine, because london is a very value driven city, very cosmopolitan and diverse, diagnosing the problem is that many solutions. from