my uncle called me, who lived here, and said, vickie made "playboy."e made "playboy." and i said, she did not. and i was kind of weirded out. i was proud of her, but i was like, she's up here now and i'm down here. she's never gonna -- i'm a little person now, i think, is what i was feeling. >> she appears on the cover of "playboy" in march of 1992. it is a life changing event because paul marciano, who runs guess jeans, sees her photos. >> reporter: marciano calls "playboy," and a meeting is set up. >> he came to see me, and i didn't think he liked me at first. so they made up my hair, put a dress on me and stuff. and i remember walking in the trailer, and i'll never forget, he walked up in the trailer and his mouth just dropped. he was like uh. i was, like, i think he likes me now. >> but marciano thinks vickie needs a new name. so together they come up with anna nicole smith. >> when anna nicole smith first sort of burst on the scene, she didn't look like any model anyone had seen for a long time. she was curvy. she was voluptuous at a time when mod

>> now you're not gonna use these four playboy? thing the woman says, are these going to be used for playboy? right there. boom. that was inappropriate. >> then, the prosecution dropped a bombshell. they found a witness to testify that this was not the first time julia had melvin's murder on her mind. a police informant name guy blinken ship, a man with a criminal past claim that a few years after melvin died, julia tried to hire him to do the hit. >> we had now an actual person who had heard her say that and even offered him money to kill mr. roberts. >> hodge built her case leading to one question most jurors wanted answered, what was the motive? the granddaughter thought she knew the answer to that. >> what did he leave her? >> the building, and any car that she wanted from his car lot. >> the building was worth about $150, 000, it housed her store, julia's, in south carolina and a small community that would take you far? >> yes. >> the state believed julia was worried that she was never going to see that money, the reason? the

playboy didn't print it. playboy changed the and i discovered that about a year ago.i put it in my book wondering, if anybody was going to notice i alerted several of the most important prominent african-american scholars in america because. they've been teaching this. and several of them said to me, oh, no, i've been teaching college kids that quote for, 20 years. but so they're not going to it anymore, are they're going to correct it and much to my surprise pleasant surprise, the washington picked up on that. it's a page in my book, but the washington post picked up on it, ran the story last week, and it made international news. so i was thrilled because often you put these things and i know, you know, another writer, the room, jeff pearlman knows this. you put these nuggets that you found in your book and nobody really notices them and you hope that people will eventually appreciate it or it's set the record straight. you know, we did not put his arm around jackie robinson, the quiet the racist crowd. and in cincinnati on may 17th, 1947, i corrected in my book, but

that's what king said, playboy did it printed they change the quote and that's what i discover that i put in my books wondering if anybody was going to notice i alerted several of the most important prominent african american scholars in america because they have been teaching us in several said i been teaching college kids for 20 years but they're not going to teach it anymore they're going to correct it and much to my pleasant surprise, the washington post picked up on that, only a page in my book, the washington post picked up and ran the story last week and made international news. i was thrilled often you put these things and we know it you put the straight nuggets that you found in your book and nobody really notices them in the hope that people will e appreciate it or set the record straight. pee wee reese did notot put his arm around robinson, the rhesus crowd in cincinnati on may 17, 1947. i corrected that in my book but nobody seems to notice it's still in the movie and in the other books and documentaries. i'm really happy that this time people seem to be getting the clue a

these in the car employment as it would have been without like trouble and without human seduced playboy. the study did not include this week's fires, but the authors say there's a general trend. we can expect to keep seeing these. these conditions that the promotes while fires to keep on increasing, becoming more frequent, becoming most of it, government authorities or warning people to stay indoors in some areas as hazardous smoke blankets. the country travelling as far as the united states, that for many evacuated it's news of when they can return home, that they're desperate for you're watching the the news before we go. here's a quick reminder of our top story today. army commandos and civilians have rescued 6 children and 2 adults were stranded in a cable car and pack us on. the gondola was left hanging 300 meters above a remote mountain ravine when the support cables snapped. and that is all for me, for now, after a short break, doc fell and looks at the people smugglers in west africa and the parallel to 16th century slaves. traders. i'm to confirm the kimberline. thanks so much

and without schuman seduced playboy. the study did not include this week's fires, but the authors say there's a general trend. we can expect to keep seeing these, these conditions that the it promotes well fires to keep on increasing, becoming more frequent. the coming most of it. government authorities are warning people to stay in doors. in some areas as hazardous smoke blankets, the country travelling as far as the united states, that for many evacuated it's news of when they can return home, that they're desperate for the head of the wagner mercenary group we've been in for goes and has posted his 1st recruitment video since has failed armed rebellion in june. now we have not been able to verify the photos independently. but for goes in suggests he is in africa and claims. he's making russia even greater on all continents, aboard, they were working through the temperatures above 50 degrees celsius. would be just how we'd like to put out where the bulk of group is conducting reconnaissance and search operations were m

countries, as politics, unless the other side was directed against these countries and it was launched in playboygan to destroy morality. this is the future, it starts today and we are still losing it. oh my future. look at how today's thing works. the most important thing is to break the system of basic moral principles and impose alternative universal norms. the moral is, it happens all over the place. you broke the base system and already the person is taken out. and then you make the absolutization of the freedom of the individual, you explain very simply, and in our country children are more important than parents everywhere. this is what is destroyed the authority of the absolutization of individual freedom is a sledgehammer, which under this slogan destroys the sovereignty of the state. and the state is the only instrument, an institution that can ensure the rights of this individual and freedom. and now , as a result of the destruction of a sovereign state, you are replacing an organized civilized community, interacting with people protected by the state as a whole. managed individuals or

developing countries, how the policies of a developed country are directed against these countries and the playboys launched and began to destroy morality. this is the future, it starts today and we have been losing it so far. oh my future. look how it's set up today's thing. the most important thing is to break the system of basic moral principles and impose alternative universal norms. morality. it happens all over the place you have broken the base system and already the person is taken out. and then you make the absolutization of the freedom of the individual, you explain very simply, and in our country children are more important than parents everywhere. and this then destroys the authority of the absolutization of the freedom of the individual is a sledgehammer, which under this slogan destroys the sovereignty of the state. and the state is the only instrument an institution that can provide that person's rights and freedom. and now , as a result of the destruction of a sovereign state, you have a replacement of an organized civilized community of interacting people protected by the state by

they didn't have the playboy reader available in elementary school libraries.dishonest attack. thank god we banned books that schools.ay we always have. there's never been a time in american history when we didn't. the question is what books are you banning? when i read about some of the things that are taught to kids, why should an eight-year-old be exposed to sexual material in any direction, any direction? look, i have always opposed sex ed in schools, always from the beginning. it was as usurping of parental authority which as i write in my rational bible, books both in deuteronomy and exodus we have the ten commandments. the fifth commandment honor your father and mother is the only one with the report listed. so that you live long on the land that i give you, civilization cannot survive the death of parental authority. nazis, communists, and every cult they rob parents of their authority. that is what the left is doing in america is taking authority from parents. >> host: frank is called in from savannah georgia. >> caller: yes, i've been a proud left lib

they did not have the playboy reader available in elementary school libraries.k. thank god we band books at schools. we always have for their center been a time in american history when we didn't say. the question is what books are we banning? when i read about some of things that are taught to kids, why should an 8-year-old be exposed to sexual material in any direction, any direction. look i have always opposed sex at in school always from the obeginning. it was a usurping of parental authority which i write in my bible books the fifth commandment honor your father and mother is the only one. so you live long on the land i give you. civilization cannot survive the death of parental authority. nazis, communists, every colt rob parents of their authority that is what they're doing an ad america taking authority. >> host: frank is coming in from savannah, georgia. >> hi. i have been a proud left a liberal since my early 20s and i still am. sixty-eight years' old. more and more i see people on my side and respect them acting like they lost their minds. we have ple

you know, they did not have the playboy reader available in elementary school arguments. it's a dishonest tact. thank god we banned books at schools. we always have, there has never been a time in american history when we did not. the question as i said is what books are you banning? and when i read about some of the things that are taught to kids, why should an eight-year-old be exposed to sexual material in any direction? any direction? i have opposed this from the beginning. it was a usurping of parental authority, which is a right and rational bible books, deuteronomy and exit us, the 10 commandments. the fifth commandment, honor your father and mother is the only one with a reward. so they live long on the land that i gave you. civilization cannot survive the death of parental authority. nazis, communists and every colts, they robbed parents of authority. that is with the left are doing in america. taking authority from parents. >> frank is calling from savannah georgia. hi, frank. caller: hi, yes i've been a proud left liberal since my early 20's and i still am. i'm

he wooed and wed playboy.nd wed society princess jemima goldsmith , and we were told they goldsmith, and we were told they lived a life of enviable glamour and a plot twist of note. khan put the glitz behind him and embarked on a successful career as a politician emerging in time as a politician emerging in time as a politician emerging in time as a man of his people back in his homeland of pakistan, he reached and held the office of prime minister. he paid for the building of cancer hospitals. there out of his own pocket. people love him there. back in march last year, khan deviated from the script when he refused to condemn russia for her invasion of ukraine. coming up with lines of his own, he asked of the west, what do you think of the west, what do you think of us? are we your slaves? warming to his theme, he said , warming to his theme, he said, we are friends with russia and we are also friends with america. we are friends with china and with europe. we are not in any he said. not in any camp, he said.

he wooed and wed playboy.nd wed society princess jemima goldsmith , and we were told they goldsmith, and we were told they lived a life of enviable glamour and a plot twist of note. khan put the glitz behind him and embarked on a successful career as a politician emerging in time as a politician emerging in time as a politician emerging in time as a man of his people back in his homeland of pakistan, he reached and held the office of prime minister. he paid for the building of cancer hospitals. there out of his own pocket. people love him there. back in march last year, khan deviated from the script when he refused to condemn russia for her invasion of ukraine. coming up with lines of his own, he asked of the west, what do you think of the west, what do you think of us? are we your slaves? warming to his theme, he said , warming to his theme, he said, we are friends with russia and we are also friends with america. we are friends with china and with europe. we are not in any he said. not in any camp, he said.

playboy orange well, thank you for that, please, just why does everyone think that i need oranges?e weapons. yes, i know what you mean. you understand, you don't understand anything. they took away a whole van with weapons from me, two people of my guys died. my friend betrayed me. and where is he? see who is behind this for everything in general. allah they have zhenya my son take what you need. i hope for everything they have done. guys here, leave at night we'll pick it up. everything is fine. occurred at about the same time, the surveillance camera recorded an attack by intruders who first tried to break the doors of banks, but then doused them with a combustible mixture and set fire to a similar case occurs for the first time in belsk, the police are investigating hot pursuit of the main version of arson for the purpose of theft and possibly there by criminal structures. unfortunately, the criminals managed to escape, but the authorities assure that the contractors will be found as soon as possible by other news. three branches i know that i have no, weapons, took care of it a

so i took a woman without human seduced playboy. the study did not include this week's fires, but the authors say there's a general trend. we can expect to keep seeing these, these conditions that to promote 12 fires, to keep on increasing, becoming more frequent, becoming most of it, government authorities or warning people to stay indoors in some areas as hazardous smoke blankets. the country travelling as far as the united states, that for many evacuated it's news of when they can return home that they're desperate for. well, india hopes to win the latest space race this week by becoming the 1st to land on the moon, south pole. the countries at chandra on 3 which means moon craft in sanskrit is due to land later today. this comes just days after rushes, luna 25. landor crash while attempting to get there 1st. so why is there so much competition to reach the moon? south pole. 3010. the chandra and 3 spacecraft successfully launched in mid july to great fun fast across india and the wind to weld. last week, the indian space was suc

so i took a woman without human seduced playboy. the study did not include this week's fires, but the authors say there's a general trend. we can expect to keep seeing these, these, the conditions that the promotes well fires to keep on increasing becoming more frequent. they come and most of it government authorities are warning people to stay in doors. in some areas as hazardous smoke blankets the country travelling as far as the united states. that for many of activities, it's news of when they can return home, that they're desperate for. more on this for louisa osborne dw clement before that, welcome louise. we just heard that the climate change has increased. the intensity of the files made them twice as likely to occur. so just talk us through what that means. so what they're talking about actually is what they call fire weather. and this is the dry hot conditions. when de also that leads to the worsening of these kinds of fires and we not to hear about the way that they stopped it's, we're talking about the way that they have

he was a young pilot, handsome guy, a playboy, the one with a top gun—style instagram, very colourfulery willing to argue with command, active on social media, never hesitating to blast journalists. so he was all about action, attitude and, like i said, even without revealing his face, he was super active in terms of pushing for this narrative of the ukrainian air force from his own initiative, speaking english with english—language media outlets, and also being the face of an iconic image of a ukrainian pilot in ukraine, which is one of the most iconic things that there is in ukraine in the war, the surprising skill and bravery of the air force which is something that is very important for the ukrainians right now. so he was a face without even revealing his face, even though we knew him by his face. but his voice mostly, and his image was iconic and symbolic. and the timing is particularly unfortunate because he was very keen on the idea of flying f—16s. this is an important moment for the air force of ukraine. yes, it's been more than a year that many ukrainian pilots and journalis

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office furniture, a playboy magazine, an arsonal according to authorities was found in the basement ofm at home. they find out that it's not 92 guns. it's somewhere between two and 300 guns. pistols, revolvers, semiautomatics. >> what sort of items are you looking for? >> jewelry. anything that can be attached to the women. >> serial sexual killers will very likely take what we call a so souvenir from a victim. >> fbi profiler mary ellen o'toole has investigated serial murder cases for nearly three decades. >> that could be a lock of hair, a body part. it's important to them because it enables them to relive and refantasize about what they did. >> joel riffkin kept souvenirs. victims' jewelry, clothing. kept them in his bedroom. >> the hunt to find more evidence and possibly more alleged victims has expanded across the country. >> he did travel. he did have a residence somewhere else. >> do you believe there are more victims out there? >> i think someone this organized, someone this determined, that person doesn't quit. >> authorities are now actively investigating heuermann's connecti

star in the same film with demin, in general it would be cool if there were to play billionaires in playboyan are you ready to move on if you don’t succeed with this person? just go through, so that later they don’t tell me why you went there, or did something, disgrace your nation, so that this doesn’t happen. i tried to let people know about us that we exist your fellow countrymen are such that we can go where we want and do as it is necessary, so that she would say we are honored with hydrogen. i put on my gg. i feel like our ancestors looked militant and courageous there. mister hello zdarova we have arrived here. i came from minsk to take a picture, yes, let's see the main square of our city, what is happening here is a rehearsal. they are preparing for concerts, in general, and we have the anniversary of the republic of opa, we are glad that you passed the final. i congratulate you. remember the sets, let's start with boarding school studied. well, you know, i didn’t expect at all, i don’t even think that you would be invited. do you know who the flow is? this is your future, star by

from berlin and rome, tokyo we have been described as a nation of weaklings, playboys who with higherghting for them. let them repeat that now. let them tell that to general macarthur and his men. let them tell that to the sailors who today are hitting hard in the far waters of the pacific. let them tell that to the boys in the flying fortresses. let them tell that to the marines. the united nations constitutes an associates in the independent peoples of equal dignity and equalpo importance. the united nations are dedicated to a common cause. we shared equally and with equal zeal the anguish and the of war.es in the partnership of our common enterprise we must share in a unified plan in which all of us must play our part each of us being equally indispensable independent one on the other. we have unified command and cooperation in comradeship. we americans will contribute unified production and unified acceptance of sacrifice and that effort. that means a national unity that can know no limitations of race or creed or so fish politics. the americanme people expect tht much from themse

from berlin, rome and tokyo, we have been described, as a nation of weaklings, playboys who would hire british soldiers or russian soldiers or chinese soldiers to do our fighting for them. repeat that now. let them tell that to general macarthur and men. let tell that to the sailors who today are hard in the far waters of the pacific. let them tell that the boys in the plane fortresses. let tell that to the marines. the united nations constant student association of independent people's of equal dignity and. equal importance. the united are dedicated to a common cause. we share equally among equal zeal the anguish, the awful sacrifices of war and the partnership of our common. we must share, in a unified plan in withdraw. all of us must play our several parts. each of us being equally indispensable and dependent. one on the other. we have unified and cooperation and comradeship. we americans will contribute even fight production and unified acceptance of sacrifice and effort. that means a national unity that can know no limitations of race or creed or selfish politics. the american peo

his main concern wasn't that he was cheating on his wife with a "playboy" playmate, it's making sureverybody knew she was super hot when he did. [ laughter ] also, he didn't. this book goes into detail about how erratic he was in the workplace at the white house. after election day, he started asking his aides out of nowhere if they wanted pardons. as if he brought cupcakes to the office and was passing them around. [ laughter ] he had an advisor named jason miller and kept bringing up the fact that miller and his wife were jewish even though they are not jewish. in the first case of what they call fake jews. around the white house. [ laughter ] racial and religious sensitivities were not this administration's forte. after the murder of george floyd, boy genius jared kushner suggested they have kanye west lead a church service on the south lawn of the white house. trump wisely rejected that plan in favor of an even worse idea. tear-gassing protesters so he could cross the street to pose with the bible upside-down. he had no sense of any -- well, when he heard his name was rapped, men

from berlin, rome and tokyo, we have been described as a nation of weaklings, playboys, who would hiresoldiers or chinese soldiers to do are fighting for us. let them repeat that now. let them tell that to general macarthur and his men. let them tell that to the soldiers who today are hitting hard enough our waters of the pacific. let them tell that to the boys. let them tell that to the marines. the united nations constitution association of independent people's of equal dignity and equal importance. the united nations u are dedicad to a common cause. we share equally in equal zeal, anguish, the awful sacrifices of war, and a partnership of our common enterprise we must share and unified plan in which all of us must play are several parts. each of us being equally indispensable and dependent, one on the other. we had unified command and cooperation and comradeship. we americans will contribute unified production, and unified acceptance of sacrifice and of effort. that means a national unity that can know nora limitations of rae or creed or selfish politics. the american people expect

next to the newsstand was playboy, penthouse, cheri magazine, which led my mom to explain what a country. and it is that curiosity, not the corner of that room, that really makes us want to attack political stories and makes us want to bring out those voices. they are the ordinary people, the readers, our viewers, it is an extraordinary gift for all of us to be here working in news and be among you. we are two immigrant kids reporting on the politics of unadopted country in our second language, where those words are protected by the u.s. constitution. we are so proud to be with you today. we are incredibly honored to accept this award. but most of all, we are so proud to be american journalists. [applause] >> we have two awards for national political programs. the first goes to face the nation with margaret brennan, moderated an executive produced by mary hager. judges praised her concerted efforts to combat disinformation. she pushes back and puts guests in the hot seat in a fair and respectful manner. margaret brennan in the face the nation team remind viewers that the inability to acc

e carla bruni is also from his collection, but he also had a playboy girl in his collection, here isdar, respectively, this month the girl was swimming, but the whites were interesting. history, and we have a tararid girl in our studio who accused biden of harassment while still working with him as an intern and came out with a public statement. now she has received political asylum in russia because the biden team threatens her. hello tara. please come in. good evening. please tell your story. i was working then senate with democrats as assistants. and hmm, often during our meetings, as if by accident he touches me to my voices. ai once i had to bring him a bag of clothes for the gym. we crossed paths in the corridor, and he began to molest me, which he did harass in the literal sense of the word, pressed me against the wall, launched his fingers. i resisted, tried to break free, begged him to stop, but he looked at me and said, calm down. don't you like me, then got angry and squeezed my fingers face and hissed for me that i probably had such a look that he had to shake me in the h

primera vez que laura posa con poca ropa, por allÁ en los 90 apareciÓ en la pÁgina de la revista playboy atreve de esa manera, se atreve porque se ve que entra, el atrevimiento es y mi madre saca la foto. [risas] raÚl: escuchÉ esto, por primera vez chiquis canta no les mamÁ dio el Último concierto. satcha: anahÍ rompe en llanto al recordar el bullying que atravesÓ en su adolescencia, aquÍ verÁs lo que le digo a joaquÍn lÓpez dÓriga. jomaris: mÁs adelante llega cÉsar lozano en vivo responder tus preguntas para ayudar a hacerte mÁs feliz y alcanzar el Éxito como laura flores. raÚl: los padres de bebÉ. la fda envÍa carta de apÁrtense por fÓrmulas infantiles, a quien "despierta amÉrica" sabrÁs cuÁl es el problema ahora. quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica", siempre comienza tu dÍa con mucha informaciÓn y con la mejor energÍa. ♪[mÚsica]♪ ♪[mÚsica]♪ joaquin Ópez doriga karla: gracias por seguir con nosotros esta maÑana y disfrutar de su cafÉ con informaciÓn y entretenimiento. joaquÍn lÓpez dÓriga entrevisto a ana y en una entrevista sin precedentes y aquÍ veremos parte de lo que hablaro

jemmy carter once gave an interview to playboy magazine saying, i have never strayed from my marriager or, you know, women. doddie weir or, you know, he'd gone off his rocker as well. i don't know whether it happens to presidents when they enter the white house. yeah, it's extraordinary. enter the white house. yeah, it's she extraordinary. enter the white house. yeah, it's she she aordinary. enter the white house. yeah, it's she she hadinary. enter the white house. yeah, it's she she had published these >> she she had published these letters before, but she'd redacted redacted sections of them. but she's now them. yeah, but she's now actually made it made them public. and he went on to say my mind is androgynous to a great extent and i hope to make it more so until i can think in terms of people, not women as opposed to men. and so much of where we are culturally can be traced back to barack obama. >> yeah. so bizarre because, you know, we're at a stage where we're trying to fight the fact that we have genders and those genders look different and we want private personal spaces. >> an

he once turned down an invite to go to the playboy mansion instead to play cricket in yorkshire on a touch with his roots. >> that's true . i mean, i >> that's true. i mean, i started watching barnsley when michael was writing for the boundary chronicle, and he always talking about skinner , always talking about skinner, normanton, johnny kelly, danny blanchflower, tommy taylor , blanchflower, tommy taylor, duncan sharpe. he met in many times when barnsley played redding, of course, and did use a child in that he was a season ticket. redding but also met in many times when barnsley played at wembley . and we always had at wembley. and we always had good conversations about his early barnsley days. it was an absolute brilliant person to meet. >> i suppose it's a silly thing to say about somebody who is now celebrated for his being king of chat, but he was very , very easy chat, but he was very, very easy to speak to, wasn't he ? and to to speak to, wasn't he? and to have an ordinary conversation with it wasn't like having a conversation with with a celebrity . he just conversation wit