i m so happy i ll give you a piggyback ride. that s one way to show, i guess, appreciation to your military. so, where does this go from here? we have the u.s.-south korean war games sort of continuing for the next couple of months. we ve had this rhetoric from the u.s. secretary of state, who at least sort of made it overture there could be u.s. military action. do we get to that point or walk away and decide to fight another day. leland:. actually the administration demonstrated resolve. they ve cut off north korea s banks from the system. and this hit north korea and particularly the kim family where it hurts. and that s when secretary tillerson everything is on the table. we re seeing more moves in play. leland: does that increase the chance that they, for lack of a better term, go nuclear or does that mean that the kim family goes, you know, maybe we re not going to take this guy on?
symbolically have tape around their hands and feet and on their eyes. after delivering dennis and cheryl avery to their deaths, ron luff retrieves their three young daughters one by one. trina, rebecca and karen are inside, watching tv. to coax them to the barn, he tells them they re going to see the horses. he gives the youngest daughter, karen, a piggyback ride. now, the avery children didn t ever understand, this was just a game to them, it wasn t intended to be fearful. cheryl seemed to fear it. dennis definitely did. he felt he was, i guess, supposed to know that this was going to be bad, whatever it was going to be.
lieutenant ayers meant. at one point we caught him joking around with an inmate. does it qualify as a man to wear shorts like that with legs out there on the track? we re going to see what it looks like when you re in your 50s. oh, no, i got about 20 years. i ll carry you. i ll put you on my back and i ll take you right through. a piggyback ride? a piggyback ride? yeah, and that s all. but only moments later when two inmates flash nazi signs right in front of both him and our camera, the lieutenant was in no joking mood. eh, eh, eh. come here. you two, come here. what building you re in? tell them you re going home. you don t do that on my yard. you know that. if i catch you out here and you don t go home, i m going to be looking for you. go home. sorry, what? when it comes to inmates feelings about correctional staff, our producers have heard a wide range of opinions.
relationships ever cross the line into friendship, but having a friendly rapport is essential to keeping the peace. we let our guard down for one moment, we stop observing and interacting, tension can rise and we can have a very volatile situation here. in the blink of an eye, that much time, it can change. we saw firsthand what lieutenant ayers meant. at one point we caught him joking around with an inmate. does it qualify as a man to wear shorts like that with legs like that out there on the track? we re going to see what it looks like when you re in your 50s. oh, no, i got about 20 years. i ll carry you. i ll put you on my back and i ll take you right through. a piggyback ride? a piggyback ride? yeah, and that s all. but only moments later when two inmates flash nazi signs right in front of both him and our camera, the lieutenant was in no joking mood. eh, eh, eh. come here. you two, come here. what building you re in? what building you re in? 5.
in the blink of an eye, that much time, it can change. we saw firsthand what lieutenant ayers meant. at one point we caught him joking around with an inmate. does it qualify as a man to wear shorts like that with legs out there on the track? we re going to see what it looks like when you re in your 50s. oh, no, i got about 20 years. i ll carry you. i ll put you on my back and i ll take you right through. a piggyback ride? a piggyback ride? yeah, and that s all. but only moments later when two inmates flash nazi signs right in front of both him and our camera, the lieutenant was in no joking mood. eh, eh, eh. come here. you two, come here. what building you re in? tell them you re going home. you don t do that on my yard. you know that. if i catch you out here and you don t go home, i m going to be looking for you. go home. sorry, what? when it comes to inmates feelings about correctional