the crucian carp took photographs of the polaroid and brought a card.a was collecting women. in others they lost, zhenya offered a choice, either they kill themselves, or they pay money and everyone paid money on the last friday , you lost. yes, on friday i lost, the guys and i chose a victim, and then they showed me the picture. ness and he realized, this is wait , sergei ivanovich and there was also the corpse of a girl in the artist’s ceremonial dress, where trubnikov lived, this was a woman’s idea. drawing all evidence she came to him and drew three times, he had the last time he asked. next to the objects, an imaginary object to draw seems to be a button from her coat. but then i realized that he was preparing it in case he himself lost, continue, i ordered the murder of trubnikov, but i was handed over to zhenya and zhenya sent his guard to kill me. and how did you end up with you? paradny called me there. zhenya, i went there and ran into this clown along the river. i recognized him immediately; i had a hunting knife with me, its cartridge appare

and even polaroid kids biggest cheerleader in the west submits to seeing the writing on the wall with the current stalled state of the printing counter offensive. but they also frame it as a great opportunity to keep the western tax, their cash flowing into weapons. those ukraine have enough weapons to change the balance of the war and get the upper hand. the answer is probably no, they probably do not have enough weapons. and we know this is by the fact that they're not currently able to carry out. the very decisive contra offensive against the russian military to make a long story short, they need more assistance to they need more assistance. poland have a really good thing going there with this weapons funding rockets. they've been able to load themselves up with western weapons by crying about the big, scary russian monster like a kid. if he's running into his parents bedroom at night, demanding more protection hits been able to score abrams types of battle demand system for patriot ms. solve. apache attack helicopters, high mobility, artillery, and walk in systems. and a 35 fight

. >> tyrus: she had a polaroid collection in the back where you could go through the aging process ofid, she said, the world will thank you for it and so will your children when they grow up. listen, my mom is dead but if she wasn't i would love to say, mom, thank you for not doing that. imagine like, mom, can i go play outside? like, sure honey but first you need to come sit next to me and i need to set you pictures of penises of various sizes. >> tyrus: let's just whip this out >> kat: i would be like, mom, i want to leave [cheers and applause] >> kat: right. i want to go play with my friends, i want to go play with my friends. she would be like you sit down i have not shown you the old man penis yet. >> tyrus: it's horrible to children. a few months back, my son ran into the bathroom at the same time i did. he hasn't been the same since. then he does the thing where, dad, when -- son, it will happen. not yet >> kat: children will thank you. my childhood was great but i wish i saw more penises. >> tyrus: you can't do that. if your husband came home and said hey hun i want to show yo

much like a polaroid family. howard: that is a great analogy.times reported in its peace at the u.s. attorney in delaware, david weiss, now the special counsel, willing to skip any prosecution of hunter biden. not bring any charges whatsoever , but changes mind after those two irs whistleblowers came forward and suddenly you have david weiss demanding that hunter biden be prosecuted on the tax charges. >> you have a guy that is very well aware of the charges, potential charges being laid out all of the things that he could be guilty of purity will not be charged with anything at all. not even a simple misdemeanor until the irs whistleblowers came forward which i think is just even more of a stab in the face to the american people. a guy that was not going to charge hunter biden with anything and now suddenly he has been appointed special counsel. the doj specifically making that decision so once again, key can lead the cover-up. >> admitting the whistleblowers coming forward, they also said the doj officials should be prosecuted for illegal leak

. >> tyrus: you want to find out if you're attractive or not take a polaroid, no filter shake it and >> jimmy: if you want to know whether or not you're attractive ask someone to set you up on a blind date because what they're saying to you is, this is what you look like >> kat: not -- i feel like men don't care how attract i have you are or not. >> tyrus: yeah, we don't >> kat: men will do anything. >> k.t.: do you dress for other women or about feeling good your yourself or -- >> kat: depends. like right now i'm in my fox news costume and in the airport i have a neck pillow on. >> tyrus: there's nowhere else to put a neck pillow >> kat: i see the girls on the street wearing stilettos on the subway i'm like you don't have to do that >> greg: it's hard to run. >> jimmy: yeah, in new york. >> greg: we have the big news up next of course but first a liberal fellow with the iq of jello. ahhh! icy hot pro starts working instantly. with two max-strength pain relievers, so you can rise from pain like a pro. icy hot pro. looking for a bladder leak pad that keeps you dry? all of the things t

case >> polaroid, i appreciate, it thank you.ime ago, here is from survivors and witnessing the devastation from these wildfires. so far they've killed at least 114, people a number that's expected to rise. about 800 people still on -- president biden said that the whole country will be with why during the recovery. >> we will be respectful of the sacred grounds, and the traditions that rebuild the way the people wanted to build, not the way other people want build. >> i'm joined now by bill weir on the island of maui. what do people there say that they wanted to hear from the president? do you think, how is he perceived? >> i think it's pretty obvious that the white house had heard in advanced concerns from walking clause hawaiians, and multigenerational locals here who had said they really wanted to be listened to. they want a seat at the people table for how this place is rebuilt. you have to understand there's been generations of tensions. sugarcane was replaced by, tourism and water rights were taken to fill these million do

schecter: mike, who had all these tales about vietnamese women he had raped and killed and polaroid photographshow young ramirez of decapitated heads of women he had raped and then beheaded, and who really schooled him in how to kill stealthily. sometimes gruesome pictures put images in your mind. and they did have a great impact on ricky. ♪ there's no question that his criminal behavior later in life reflects lots of sex offenses that are violent, that involve torture, that involve horrific, brutal acts. so for him, there was a clear fusion between lust and cruelty. hancock: when richard was 13, he was present when mike got into an argument with his wife and shot her in the face and killed her. dietz: ramirez shot many of his victims in the face. that is not a common place to shoot people. and yet he is shooting victims in the face disproportionately often, just like his cousin mike shot the first homicide victim ramirez ever witnessed in the face. hancock: after he shot his wife, he went to trial, and he was found not guilty by reason of insanity. he was given a lighter sentence, and he actua

let's start with fani willis, you're hearing polaroids reporting. 12 indictments. does that mean 12 people, in your view, from your experience in the prosecutors office? >> that makes sense that you would indict around 12 people, given what we know about the sweeping nature of her case and her investigation. at a certain point, it's hard to put 12 defendants and all of their lawyers at a table in a courtroom. they might get broken up, she might of even broken them up logistically light that. it makes sense there would be an indictment with a round a dozen people charging them with this entire scheme to have a fake elector slate in georgia. >> you hear the reporting that she has added security. you've seen the images of the added barriers and such around the fulton county courthouse, we started the program with this breaking news story out of utah, very disturbing story. the fbi trying to arrest, ultimately shooting, a gentleman posted online threats against the president. the attorney general, the vice president, this former prosecutors perspective, the moment you'

. >> she sheus a a polaroid collection in the back where you could just go through the agincollectireg the. >> oh, no. s and then shehe said, she said tl world will thank you for it and so will your children whens they grow up. listen, my mom is dead. but if she wasn't, i would love to say. >> mom, thank you for not doing, that. imagine like mom. you can i go play outside, like.ed sure, honey. bu to co next first you need tot next to me, and i need to show you pictures of various sizes. >> let's just pick this out for you, honey i'd be like, mom, i want to leave. ght. yeah, i want to go play with mye friends. i want to go play with my friend. she'd be like, you sit down. i've not shown you the old man ye like i you tt. >> and it's not. it's horrible. the children. listen, i a fenths baca. time i few months back, my son ran in the bathroom the same time i did. he hasn't been same since day one. and then he does the thing where da, d, son, it will happep >> yes.en thank you..ye what childt ? >> i just. m i.or my childhood was great, but i wish i saw more . >> tyou wouldn't even do that i

and you want to find out if you're attractive, not take a polaroid.yeahattracti, no filter. >> you don't shake. you want it all. take it and see if. ane what you. >> see if you want to knowac whether or not you're attractive. ask someone to set you up on a blintivek someone to setd date,e what they're saying to you is this is what you look likiseo >> ha ha ha.-- not neces. i don't know. i feel like men don't care fee. attractive. you are? yeah. we really all know the manyeah o will. do anything. so do you.dr and then. yeah. so. ah, do you dresses wome other women orling g about feeling good yourself or. it depends. like right now. i'm in my fox news costume. yeah. airport and in the airport i havellow a neck pillow right. mm. a well, was no where else to putk a neck pole. you got to kind of have to wear it. so i see the girls on the street wearing like the stilettos on the subway. i'm like, you don't have to dopi su ke that right? >> yeah. it's hard to run. trust me. yeah. in new yoru do to dk. yeah no. so we got some sleep. >> gt ofnextig news up n n

so it didn't matter if you had a cell phone, a polaroid camera, any kind of camera, you just yelled out you go. >> whoo. >> and the minute that camera left, it was a whole other person. she was back to vickie lynn. and how she did it, i don't know, but whatever she was doing, it was making everybody watch. >> reporter: in 2011, anna is offered a show that's pretty new to television. ♪ anna, anna, anna, anna, anna nicole ♪ >> reporter: she says yes to a reality show. >> two thumbs up. my dream house. >> reality shows are really pretty much fresh-baked at this point. people like the osbournes. >> rock 'n' roll! >> or people like nick lachey and jessica simpson were doing these shows, revivifying their stardom. so here comes anna nicole smith into this brave world of celebrity reality television. >> that's my son. isn't he cute? >> was that who she really was? the first season was quite a ratings success. >> the luxurious hardware is coming out right now. >> whatever she did, the crazier she got, i think was her ticket. it was all part of her plan. >> but the ratings started to plummet in

. >> we've shown you a polaroid photograph of taunja anne bennett. do you recognize this person?no, sir. >> did you have a conversation, with an individual in a lounge, j.b.'s, regarding the murder of taunja bennett? >> no, sir. >> do you have any knowledge of the death of taunja bennett? >> no, sir. >> john sosnovske was adamant that he had never met taunja bennett and that he definitely didn't kill taunja bennett. >> that of course was flying in the face of what pavlinac was saying. one of them is lying. >> anything else you'd like to say, sir? >> yes, if i may. i'm more than willing to help in any way that i can and clear myself and to help you people, because i have nothing to hide. >> okay. we'll conclude the interview. time now is 6:58 p.m. >> they took a hair sample from john sosnovske to try to match that up to evidence from the crime scene. >> the interview ends, but john is sent home. the police decide they just don't have enough evidence to arrest or detain him. >> the interesting part is that right after he gets released, pavlinac contacts detectives again, and she's