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whazzup! >> whazzup! >> there was a lot of head shaking. like, oh, god, american tv, they're going to ruin it. >> are they breathing? >> no, rose, they are not breathing. and they have no arms or legs. >> that's not part of it. >> where are they? >> it used the same mockumentary format that the british show had. >> dwight! >> dwight! >> what are you doing! >> we search for the organs. where is the heart? the precious heart. >> that show works. everybody you go to in that cast is hilarious. >> oh, my god! >> dwight! >> the mockumentary format was different, and all of a sudden it became something that you just realized the audience was very comfortable and very conversant. >> hey, park lady, you suck. >> hear that? he called me park lady. >> "the office," "parks and
u.s. in recent years including during past administrations. but, what is different this time, is the amount of time it has lickerred there were reports of pilots seeing this balloon because it is so sizeable. gillian? >> gillian: jennifer griffin at the pentagon for us this evening. thank you. well, the president's son, hunter biden, wants criminal probe into several people he says disseminated the content of that now infamous laptop. among the people he wants targeted rudy giuliani and the owner of the store where the dwight was abandoned. rich edson has details tonight. hi, rich. >> good evening, gillian. more than two years after photos, emails and documents from hunter biden's computer leaked to the press, his attorney abby local is requesting prosecutors investigate those responsible. though he didn't say which information belongs to the president's son and denies he has acknowledged the laptop is actually hunter's. >> in a letter to prosecutors hunter biden attorney accuses
that says "white people only," you know. i don't care if you're black, brown, yellow. orientals make very good workers. >> whazzup! >> don't do that! >> when the decision was made to make an american version -- >> wazzup! wazzup! >> wazzup! >> there was a lot of head shaking. like, oh, god, american tv, they're going to ruin it. >> are they breathing? >> no, rose, they are not breathing. and they have no arms or legs. >> that's not part of it. >> where are they? >> it used the same mockumentary format that the british show had. >> dwight! >> dwight! >> what are you doing! >> we search for the organs. where is the heart? the precious heart. >> that show works. everybody you go to in that cast is hilarious. >> oh, my god! >> dwight! >> the mockumentary format was
wegmann, thank you, panel, for everything. we are still monitoring what's happening in mexico. if news comes out of that, we will bring it to you immediately. and thank you for watching "special report," i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. join me for fox news at night, midnight eastern, 9 pacific. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, trace. thank you. ♪ >> jesse: have you ever been caught hiding something, report card from your parents? stain the rug, maybe just drag the chair right over it? now, we all know someone who has tried to hide something at work. >> dwight, i keep various weaponry strategically placed around the office. i saved jim's life with a can of pepper spray i had velcroed under my desk. people say oh, it's dangerous to keep weapons in the home or the workplace. >> and hiding classified
me >> and he did listen but - >> i told you i would not look at the case. >> dwight was a former sheriff he told her his job wa catching bad guys, not getting them out of prison but marcia persisted, and so h agreed to see her in person. >> i explained to her that if concluded, from my review of the file, that there was any basis at all to believe that mr. jennings had murdered hi wife, that i was use whateve influence and whatever pressur i could to make sure that he stayed in prison the rest of his life >> can you accept a deal lik that >> absolutely. >> so dwight scanned the file, just a quick look. and this was strange >> it was obvious that was something that just wasn't right. >> remember what the trial attorney said about the blac bathrobe, too bad they didn' tested for gunshot residue dwight, with his years in la
the precious heart. >> that show works. everybody you go to in that cast is hilarious. >> oh, my god! >> dwight! >> the mockumentary format was different, and all of a sudden it became something that you just realized the audience was very comfortable and very conversant. >> hey, park lady, you suck. >> hear that? he called me park lady. >> "the office," "parks and rec," "modern family," the conceit is they're making a documentary. >> i'm okay. i'm good. i'm good. >> the idea of these shows is you know, they sit down on a couch or they catch them in a separate part of the office, and everybody does a confessional like reality television. >> i've gained a few extra pounds while we were expecting the baby, which has been very difficult. but apparently your body does a nesting, very maternal, primal thing where it retains nutrients, some sort of molecular physiology thing.
it's one of the greatest cringe shows of all time. >> no, i don't have a great many ethnic employees, that's true. but it's not company policy. i haven't got a sign on the door that says "white people only," you know. i don't care if you're black, brown, yellow. orientals make very good workers. >> whazzup! >> don't do that! >> when the decision was made to make an american version -- >> wazzup! wazzup! >> wazzup! >> there was a lot of head shaking. like, oh, god, american tv, they're going to ruin it. >> are they breathing? >> no, rose, they are not breathing. and they have no arms or legs. >> that's not part of it. >> where are they? >> it used the same mockumentary format that the british show had. >> dwight! >> dwight! >> what are you doing! >> we search for the organs. where is the heart?
dwight confronted her. >> prepared for it mentally, physically, and emotionally. she is trained for it. >> a court order that white get psychological help. there's no evidence he ever complied. instead, dwight isolated himself at his extended stay hotel for years. connie built a successful career as a radiologist. she even wrote a book on breast cancer screening. by 2016, dwight spousal support had ended. so had the visits with his son. probably no longer had to see her ex husband in court, but she and rick remained hypervigilant. especially about her son. >> you don't get to say let's go to the movies, you have to scan the parking lot. >> in early june, 2018, when rick saw the news about the shootings of steven and the two paralegals at elizabeth feldman's offer him, he came to a conclusion. >> i was certain who it was. it's dwight jones. >> this first thought was, he had to find connie. >> i immediately started to text her to call me, start calling her phone, i'm getting no response. >> record about the murder and therapist karen kolbe's office and he became more concerned. after a tense hour, connie called back. she was okay.
i don't would be sitting here talking to me today. >> i'm sure that's true. >> what's that like? >> that's hard to think about. i don't really know how to think about that, to be honest. >> the grief is still raw for natalie collins. >> you're going to change the way you live? >> i hope not. i don't think steve would want. that he's not about hiding in the shadows. i am not going to let him have died for nothing, and i will find a way to make him proud. >> no one can say for sure exactly what's set off dwight jones. after the bloodshed was over, some video surfaced that jones had posted before the murders. >> hello, youtube, and welcome to my channel. >> and them, dwight raged against his wife and the professionals who worked on the custody case. >> you've rolled i have a psychiatric problem based on some piece of (bleep) she hired? >> the videos underscored some troubling questions. dwight jones is obviously disturbed, so why wasn't he stopped? did the legal system fail everyone? could six murders have been