soy yo, darío. tu hermano. - ¿darío? - sí, yo. no... a ver. a ver, ¿cómo se llama mi mamá?. tú, joselyn montijo luna, y yo darío montijo luna. ¿alguna otra pregunta, creída? siempre he querido saber de ti, de mi mamá. darío, hermanito, qué gusto verte. ya, ya, ya. el otro día vino mi mamá a buscarte y la ignoraste. como eres famosa, te avergonzamos, ¿verdad? claro que no. y si vino no supe, nunca supe que vino mamá. - ¿cómo está? - enferma. se acuerda mucho de ti. hasta ese día que te vimos en el concurso de televisión, supimos de ti. mientras tú lo tienes todo, fama, dinero, popularidad. nosotros no tenemos nada. vivimos en la pobreza. así que si no nos ayudas, no dudará en decirle todo a la prensa. no, a ver. darío, no me amenaces. he querido saber tanto de mi madre y de ti. llévame con ella, por favor, ¿ok? solo espérame, me cambio rapidísimo. por favor, espérame. ma, te traje una visita. hija. mamá. mamá. [solloza] mi niña. no sabes cuánto he deseado verte. [solloza] ay. te fui a buscar hace mucho tiempo al departamento de tu padre. pero ya no vivían ahí. por favor. per

también es tu hija, no solo darío. sí. sí, es mi hija.enos a joselyn. te prometo que lo voy a intentar. ay, ahora déjame en paz, que estoy muy cansada. mejor vete a dormir a tu hija, ándale, ve. [ríe] eso, mi amor. y mira, antes de que apagues las velitas, tienes que pedir un deseo, pídelo. cierra los ojos, eso. pido que mi mamita me quiera. ven. no me toques con tus cochinas manos. mireya, no le hables así a la niña. le hablo como yo quiera, ¿cómo la ves? para eso soy su madre. no te voy a permitir que la sigas tratando así, mireya. hoy es su cumpleaños, mínimo deberías respetar este día, tratarla con un poquito de amor. nunca. nunca voy a quererla. por su culpa mi vida se echó a perder. si ella no hubiera nacido, yo no estaría atada a ti. pues, si tanto te cuesta estar conmigo, ¿por qué no te divorcias de mí? eso es lo que voy a hacer, fíjate. ya estoy harta de aguantarte, de soportar de esta [...]. estoy harta de vivir con ustedes. mi padre ya no puede obligarme a vivir contigo. y tú menos, ahora que te enteres que darío no es tu hijo.

we had the 22 year sentence for henrique dario, joseph biggs last week, 17 year sentence -- 18 for ethan nordeen, 17 forhary reel. the longest before this last week was for the head of the oath keepers who got 18 years. i do not if we have -- i do not know if we have defendants charged in the riot, if there was an they were looking at a longer sentence. host: the cases against those who participated in january 6, where did the defendants stand? can you break that down? guest: there have been more than 1100 people charged in the january 6 attack. more than 600 have been sentenced so far. many have been misdemeanors and many not including jail time. a lot have been house arrests. as we are getting farther away from the attack, more of these serious cases have made their way through the courts. we are finally getting resolutions and ideas about how the serious cases are playing out. prosecutors have said they may charge nearly a thousand more people from the attack. we will have to keep watching who gets charged, but at this point, the leaders of the oath keepers and proud boys were the lea

hey dario. and hey, john, just from manila. what's your, what sign is this joint military exercise sending to china? well, i mean this, it's a side, this were meant to signal growing willingness by solid ization countries to demonstrate their interoperability, their ability to work together as a collective and of course. so indonesia, as this year's truman off the association of thought is, asian nations has recognized that the regional body has come a bit short to put it mildly, the way it comes to dealing with 10 friends and married time. uh, you know, the problems within its own backyard. so this 1st ever all the and i would say the late that's 1st ever honestly an exercise. this was meant to push back against critics and those who have been questioning so called us in central ality. the problem though, is that what has turned out is not necessary to all ozzy and exercises that in fact, he exercises like live by exercises, were also emitted from these exercises. so it turns out that's quite tip it compared to what many were

militia has been sentenced a 22 years in prison for the january, 6 storming of the us capital and re k. dario was convicted of suspicious conspiracy . the riot aimed to keep the former president donald trump in the white house after his election defeats and venice will charge visitors 5 years a day to enter it's historic center starting next spring vitale and said he's trying to stem mass tourism unesco once to add venice to its list of growth heritage sites that are threatened by too much tourism well, germany's parliament has reconvened after it's summer break. chancellor, olaf schultz outline plans to spur economic growth, the se you're obviously needs to be caught. but the conservative opposition says the government's budget plans won't allow germany to fulfill its commitments to nato, the feelings of type gift as it was chancellor. all of shots, his 1st appearance in the bonus tag after the end of the summer break. and one of the appearance it was with an eye patch, the consequence of a fall he sustained while jogging at the weekend. the new prophet didn't appear to hinder shots, but rat

>> reporter: jake, enrico dario has been sentenced to 22 years.s still short of what prosecutors had asked. they had asked for 33 years. judge timothy kelly, a trump appo appointee, said 33 years seemed too long, akin to blowing up buildings, shooting troops. but he said this case is an obvious outlier. he said there is no doubt that enrique tarrio was the ultimate leader of the conspiracy, the seditious conspiracy that he and three other members of the proud boys, three other leaders of the proud boys, were ultimately convicted of. now, as we've been talking about, five members of the proud boys were part of this very historic trial. this is not a charge that is brought very often by the justice department. you have to go back decades to see another successful case where this has been brought. but this is what we have here. enrique tarrio, 22 years. we have 18-year sentences for another member, ethan 94 nordea and stewart rhodes, they got 18 years. the judge set aside some of the words from enrique tarrio who spoke to the court, saying he was sor

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dario noted that he has experience collaborating with law enforcement ; court records released in 2021ario worked undercover and cooperated with investigators. after he was accused of fraud in 2012. you understood correctly, he collaborated with the security forces and the fbi. and as a result, they simply threw it at you; moreover , the lawyers established that about 40 federal agents worked in the crowd as provocateurs; the lawyer for the proud boys, roger rutzs, accused the fbi after the quality during events of january 6, the lawyer even provided evidence that at least eight american chekists worked with activists for several years and took an active part in protests for a long time, pointed to 19 informants and 13 agents. in civilian clothes. in total , more than 1,000 criminal cases were opened in connection with the storming of the capitol; 600 of them ended in prison terms. moreover, we are human rights activists even ourselves. zero trump has repeatedly filed a complaint about the extreme harsh conditions of detention ; many prisoners do not have access to lawyers or banal med

dario , what else do i have?ic of the difficulty of translation, when it was said that you used the word drowner, which means that then in ukraine it was so controversially perceived in us that ukraine is a drowner, which means that it is necessary and somehow you understand, i had the impression that something was not completed there by the presidential administration or translators at all, because on the one hand it is absolutely logical, even when we fly on a plane, we are all told first you dress and then dress the children, well, in the event of some kind of drowning, it is equally obvious that when someone drowns, you have to somehow be careful so that the two of you don't sink, but here i had thoughts that it would be possible to find a better analogy, what do you say, let's start with mr. miroslav , i want a drowned man, i want to be cool, we'll sort it out, and i was impressed because it was definitely not diplomatically sophisticated. he said this is exactly this version, we understand what he wanted to

action at the us capital and event which has been considered trumps. greatest prime by many democrats. dario who headed his own conservative political movement called the proud voice, has also vehemently spoken out against the current to us president joe biden. will sky news report went onto incorrectly tied aria with a white supremacist organization called the blood tribe. that group which openly displaced as fast because and other hate symbols held a rally last week and then the southern us city of orlando. ironically, the blood tribe has shown support for biden, and particularly his positions on strengthening the ukrainian military. the group even expressed admiration for your crimes as a battalion which use this new nazi symbolism and as logo always use the support of ukraine. you mean, really? we spoke to edwards all and investigative journalist who said, western media outlets like sky news make decisions, not on behalf of the public, but rather on what higher power is desire. the dying news. and most of the western outlets, whether b, b, b, c, or were not, was here in america, mbc asse

in which a federal jury convicted tar you and 3 other proud boys leaders of suspicious conspiracy. dario told the sentencing judge on tuesday, then january 6th was a national embarrassment and said the trial had humbled him. the judge gave tarry, o 22 years, the longest of any capital, riot conspirator. while respect the judges sentence, we respectfully disagree and vote. we respected adobe a day and a time for an appeal will come and we expect that the appeal to come soon. tarboro flashed of victory or peace sign as federal marshals let him away to prison. and another proud boy's leader who'd been sentenced last week said he hoped trump would become president again and pardon him. here there was a serious attempt to stop the peaceful transfer of power and it's a hallmark of the american democracy. and i think there's a lot of concern among government officials, especially with president trump out there, still screaming about election fraud that we have a new, another presidential election coming up in 2024. and we want to make sure that we don't see a repeat of 2020. the us justice depa

dario betti is chief executive of the mobile ecosystem forum. you have a very busy day ahead.moment when it comes to mobile fraud?— the moment when it comes to mobile fraud? good morning to ou mobile fraud? good morning to you unfortunately _ mobile fraud? good morning to you unfortunately it _ mobile fraud? good morning to you unfortunately it is - mobile fraud? good morning to you unfortunately it is a - mobile fraud? good morning to you unfortunately it is a busy i you unfortunately it is a busy time for fraud, you unfortunately it is a busy time forfraud, our you unfortunately it is a busy time for fraud, our life you unfortunately it is a busy time forfraud, our life is you unfortunately it is a busy time for fraud, our life is so much mobile oriented as being attacked by fraud and so many aspects. you have mentioned banking fraud has been very high, more recently we have seen a lot of social media type of fraud, people pretending to be relatives and family and asking for money. that is just one of the types, innovation, fraudsters have got seasonality and they seem to be

evan, enrico dario got 22 years, 22 years in prison. tell us more about this very significant sentence. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. this is a very harsh sentence. this is much longer sentence than any of the other codefendants, members of the proud boys received. there have been four others sentenced in the last few days, and the judge made reference to the fact that he said, this is a case that is an outlier. this is a historic case. he said that what happened that day on january 6th did not honor of founders, it was the kind of thing they wrote the constitution to prevent. he spoke of tarrio, the leader of this seditious conspiracy, which four members of the proud boys were convicted of. he said that tarrio, what he did slanders the father of our country, referring to george washington. 22 years, wolf, is longer than some of his other codefendants. one of them, eith than nordean, got 18 years. another, joseph biggs, got 17 years. zachary reel got 15 years. and dominic pezzola, a lower-level member of the proud boys, received 10 y

in texas bruce bochy and the rangers clinging to wild card hopes three two rangers in the fifth sd dariotying homer to left center it's going to be three all sixth inning same score. shea langeliers is more like bandoliers, a two run homer to the same area. that's his 17th of the season. and the a's win it six three. embracing that spoiler role. and this is just strange. the cowboys debuted an ai version of owner jerry jones that can actually answer questions from fans. so, jerry, why does your team keep losing to the 49 ers in the playoffs? can your brain quantify that? that's what i thought. have a great weekend everybody. i'm casey pratt. >> thanks, casey. well, college football is here on abc seven espn college gameday anchors rece davis and kirk herbstreit preview week two matchups from the game day set in alabama. >> some great measuring stick games on abc today and it starts in raleigh. notre dame at north carolina state. sam hartman's lost to the wolfpack in the stadium a couple of times when he was at wake forest. >> yeah, i think that's a great point. just the fact that he has

in which a federal jury convicted tar you and 3 other proud boys leaders of seditious conspiracy. dario told the sentencing judge on tuesday, then january 6th was a national embarrassment and said the trial had humbled him. the judge gave tarry. o 22 years, the longest of any capital, riot conspirator. while respect the judges sentence, we respectfully disagree and vote we respected adobe a day and a time or an appeal will come. and we expect that the appeal to come soon. taro flashed of victory or peace sign as federal marshals let him away to prison. and another proud boy's leader who'd been sentenced last week said he hoped trump would become president again and pardon him here. there was a serious attempt to stop the peaceful transfer of power and it's a hallmark of the american democracy. and i think there's a lot of concern among government officials, especially with president trump out there, still screaming about election fraud that we have a new, another presidential election coming up in 2024. and we want to make sure that we don't see a repeat of 2020. the us justice departme

it's just a matter of time, dario aldinger, abc news, new york. >> covid cases are up in the bay area this surge will add to the number of chronic absences we've been experience seeing since the pandemic. san francisco unified is sending weekly reminders to parents about covid protocols, as in the case their child test positive. the district says no changes will be made to their safety guidelines. parents say the latest covid surge is just one more thing to worry about it. >> my mom, she's a 90. she's going to be 90 years old and she has dementia. she's bedridden. so you know, it's very touchy for them to go to school, come back with signs of, you know, being sick. >> the district reminds parents , unless symptoms develop, students can continue to stay at school after being exposed to covid. students who test positive should stay home and no test is required for them to return to school. today, the mayor island dock of bay music festival returns to vallejo. average white band and the california honeydrops are among the two day lineup of performers as the doors open at 1230 and music l

. >> dario aldinger, abc news, new york.es are up in the bay area, including at schools. >> districts across california worry this surge will add to the number of chronic absences we've been experiencing since the pandemic. san francisco unified is sending weekly reminders to parents about covid protocols in the case their child test positive. the district does not plan on making changes to its safety guidelines, though parents say the latest covid surge is just one more thing to worry about. >> my mom, she's a 90. she's going to be 90 years old and she has dementia and she's bedridden. so you know, it's very touchy for them to go to school, come back with a side of, you know, being sick. >> the district reminds parents unless symptoms develop, students can continue to stay at school after being exposed to covid. students who test positive should stay home and no test is required for them to return back to school. today the mare island dock of the bay music festival returns to vallejo, average white band and the california h

dario was generally in another city. on tv and occasionally commented on social media stario followed the violence unfolding at 2:38. posted on social media. don't leave, and 2 days before january 6th. he wrote to one of his buddies that he was going to storm the capitol with words that were similar and fatal to him. the jury agreed that this evidence was enough to find a man guilty of sedition by gravity. added comments after the fact about the panic of congressmen who were inside the capitol on january 6, i do not going to cry for a bunch of people who shit the constitution i don't sympathize with them. i am glad that the government was afraid of people, which is no matter how cynicism considered it. prosecutors asked for 30 years in prison, but the judge stung from the bones. however, the term still left a lot of announcing the verdict, as reported by the judge separately. he settled on the fact that the rebels violated the main american tradition of the peaceful transfer of power, but at the same time , it seems that

we had the 22 year sentence for henrique dario, joseph biggs last week, 17 year sentence -- 18 for ethandn, 17 for zachary reel. the longest before this last week was for the head of the oath keepers who got 18 years. i do not if we have -- i do not know if we have defendants charged in the riot, if there was an they were looking at a longer sentence. host: the cases against those who participated in january 6, where did the defendants stand? can you break that down? guest: there have been more than 1100 people charged in the january 6 attack. more than 600 have been sentenced so far. many have been misdemeanors and many not including jail time. a lot have been house arrests. as we are getting farther away from the attack, more of these serious cases have made their way through the courts. we are finally getting resolutions and ideas about how the serious cases are playing out. prosecutors have said they may charge nearly a thousand more people from the attack. we will have to keep watching who gets charged, but at this point, the leaders of the oath keepers and proud boys were the leade

and essentially what dario fo, the original writer did was he took the transcripts of the police sortand the farcical nature of that gave birth to the comedy in itself because , mean, again , because, i mean, if you again, some of the things that we read in the news and excuses that we have for events where the police have for events where the police have sort of are clearly culpable for something . but, you culpable for something. but, you know, the federation managed to rally round. so it was it easy to find humour there? was it easy to sort of poke fun and make mean, there make bigger? and i mean, there are numbers in this. make bigger? and i mean, there are well, numbers in this. make bigger? and i mean, there are well, i numbers in this. make bigger? and i mean, there are well, i think bers in this. make bigger? and i mean, there are well, i think the; in this. make bigger? and i mean, there are well, i think the thingis. make bigger? and i mean, there are well, i think the thing that >> well, i think the thing that was is that we felt was important is that we felt that is a syst