backed up lines, and speaking of stranded travelers, darius is from arkansas. you arrived over the weekend but bad news on tuesday morning. >> my friend got alert on his phone that said our flight got canceled, so we got a lyft and came up here to the airport to see why our flight got canceled, and they told us weather. so we was like do you have a voucher for us, and they are like no, due to weather we don't give out vouchers. >> so you are stranded here in new york. what do you have to do next? >> get hotel, and that was $1,000 extra out of our pockets with. >> $1,000, a lot of money, money that not everyone has. so you get the hotel, here for two extra days. good news on the horizon? >> yes, our flight leaves tonight at 6:15, so praise the lord that it will -- we will get out and fly tonight. >> and darius, you have some children waiting for you at home, a job waiting at home, how eager are you to get back to arkansas? >> we are so ready to get back. the two extra days have killed us both financially and like drained us. >> darius, sorry about the travel hea

darius, please. good evening, president kodjo vice president morrigan commissioner fraser commissioner collins, maureen chief. good to see you all again. obviously, we saw each other earlier and thank you for attending chief darius let trip and i presented last time and gave my biography so i present to you chief shane carlo . get evening president. the college your vice president morrigan commissioners fraser collins chief nicholson marine. abc shanghai law. i just want to thank you for this opportunity, chief nicholson and your confidence and support and trust in the flood. trump and i, and i want to thank you all for your opportunity to look forward to working with the commission more and i want to thank the deputy both deputies have worked under both admin and ops. and i can't think of any two that are better . and i just wanna thank you for your support as i've been the trading chief. and i look forward to working with you all. thank you. thank you guys appreciate it. chief who still is this? yo

, it seems they— turn to darius and adams, —— nadine dorries, it seems they were - turn to darius and? it's pretty unprecedented _ prime minister? it's pretty unprecedented for - prime minister? it's pretty unprecedented for former| prime minister? it's pretty - unprecedented for former prime ministers. this is a primarily institution. we have to remember they house of commons voted for this process— they house of commons voted for this process to _ they house of commons voted for this process to happen so it's a democratic process but, unfortunately for the person we are talking _ unfortunately for the person we are talking about, borisjohnson, is not unprecedented. these are trigger words _ unprecedented. these are trigger words he — unprecedented. these are trigger words he knows will elicit a reaction _ words he knows will elicit a reaction from his base and supporters. even in his letter he talks— supporters. even in his letter he talks about the prime minister, the current— talks about the prime minister, the current prime minister's approach and things— current prime minister's

. >> byron: money darius harris said he knew full well what the scorpion unit was capable of. >> theyying, open the car, get out of the car, we're going to shoot! >> byron: january 4th, three days before tyre's run-in with police, this 22-year-old says he had his own encounter with these same officers at his cousin's apartment complex. he's filed a lawsuit against the city and the officers involved. listen to this audio. it turns out when officers were approaching his vehicle, montarius says he was recording a song and captured the encounter. >> i was punched. i was kicked. and one guy take my head and slam it to the concrete. and they had put like a gash on my forehead. >> byron: coming up -- >> maybe i should be scared of these guys. because instead of protecting people, they are hurting people. >> byron: more questions about what montarius calls a clear pattern of abuse. and the memphis activist who's making change in tyre's name. >> tyre nichols did not die in vain? >> no, definitely didn't. enters the room. phil: excuse me? hillary: that wasn't me. narrator: said hillary, who's o

how the gunners worked was seen by darius as a joke. here is her report. of the special operation erland, 30 is sent for aerial reconnaissance. yes. the drone allows using laser illumination to correct the projectile high-precision ammunition skoropol projectile, krasnopol, has a laser guidance head, then there is and i highlight the target. uh, the projectile finds it and hits it, the error is reduced to zero , so with the help of the red field, the paratroopers destroyed the ammunition depots of the opponents. this time, the bird flies tens of kilometers and overtakes a new target found on the enemy’s drg consisting of two vehicles and personnel . how did you receive the reception. to work the coordinates, the radio immediately receives the artists sight 531 500, 31 goniometer 33 93 33, 93. high-explosive fragmentation on the fuse with a fragmentation scale of thousandths of a charge full of the main one projectile fire. literally across the dnieper from here the self-propelled unit works. nona per minute up to 8 shells. the enemy is trying to get close

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strikes, including on the kremlin , including terrorist acts organized by kiev and in moscow where dariusied and in st. petersburg. and where did the young blogger die? well, uh, of course, drone strikes on the kremlin and so on. moreover, this turns out to be such an interesting situation, on the one hand, the administration of the war categorically states that it does not approve of such actions. that she does not contribute to such an action. what did she not encourage? the destruction of nord stream 1 and nord stream 2 does not even pretend that, uh, that this is not how it works. and what implications could such actions have for american support? how do you view this position of the united states and how are you going to deal with it? see everything you said, this is an attempt to provoke us to respond with such serious and powerful actions. well, here it is, uh, an attempt. there to cause damage to the kremlin uh, residents of the president of the russian federation uh attacks on hmm on the belgorod region there neighboring regions of russia that's all an attempt, but an attempt to

. -- darius is first in maryland. caller: i have three points and then a question. number one, to the clip you just paid, who benefits the most from student loans not being forgiven? i believe there are minute -- municipalities or state governments that have attached themselves to universities for their retirements, pension plans and like that. also, can you speak to the prospect of an retrospective, where these are possibilities. i don't think many callers are very savvy when it comes to doing anything illegal. even though we say perspective and retrospectives are possibilities. my third point, i am under 35 and i cannot buy a home. can you speak to those who went to school during the 1970's or during the 1980's or whatever the case is in the massive difference between the loans they took out and the free ride they ended up getting until the mid-1990's where they were buying homes and living their lives and talk to the fact that because home purchases are low at the present point because many previous students cannot longer afford a home due to the student loan deb

yes, today we have such darius, the ninth is a wonderful day, and we are no longer alone in this studioa bridge, a teleconference our colleague from brest is with us ekaterina and cheparuk are in touch. good morning. good morning ekaterina tell us what news you have on a hot hot brech. the sixth time gathered friends in belovezhskaya. more festival. good neighbors at one creative site sang, danced, played musical instruments, and also showed acrobatic numbers and professionals and amateurs gala concert was held non-stop, in addition, guests were able to taste the famous shan delicacies to visit the fair of folk craftsmen for children and adults entertainment was organized zone. well, it was 100% fun. famous sites of goodies. it's like strawberries, because every time i buy brest strawberries this week, i remember you are completely different delicacies, because there were a lot of options presented, but i think it's easiest to eat and taste well. so i wanted to share these secrets, let's move on to the next news. the second season of yard games began in baranavichy start-project, dan se

. >> they definitely were like, you sure you don't want to put darius in there? dangerous to do it. but we thought, like -- i always wanted it to be like a movie. i always everything i do to be like an event. if people are going to be waiting a long time for this to come back, it should be an event. so people should watch it. if they watch watch on it a big screen, if they watch it, it should be something harrowing and cinematic. >> jimmy: and the rhythm of the show, it's addictive. it's very low-key. i was telling you before the show i have to turn the volume up way loud because he don't hear very well, but it's also because you guys are speaking like people actually speak. >> yeah, we keep it low-key. we mumble a lot. i'm a mumbler. hi, mom. she's always like," you mumble." i mumble a lot and i feel that's the way a lot of people talk. >> jimmy: yeah, it is. >> but if you keep everything at a 2, when you do a 10 it feels like 100. >> jimmy: i love that. >> just got to keep it low-key. >> jimmy: are you working on a childish gambino album right now? [ cheers and

if darius wanted to say something to do. she would have done it a long time ago. apartment. here are all the surrounding situations. people. interestingly, i can tell you about the apartment. yes, any questions? why is she natasha natasha took? yes, and rewrote it and simply rewrote it for myself. this is my apartment. nobody would give it to you. if there were no children and a wife, well, why did you transfer it to yourself? i said where should i go. and you really are registered to me, you are registered here. here i am to him. yes, of course, if i didn’t have the right to live in your apartment with ivan ivanovich, you already understand, there won’t be a plot. maybe i didn’t see anyone on the other side of these documents, so now i have sergey allow me to ask my sons, guys. this is your father. this is a respected person who loves and knows the whole country, and do not be so passive and indifferent to his forgive fate, but an outside girl is a wonderful person. she is a stranger in your house for several years , she lives there and does something. you are si

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especially around drugs and thinfriends, dariuszcause of especially around drugs and thinfriends, dariusd really be an issue for i don't are don't think border security are as politicised as other branches of government. well, as politicised as other branches of government . well, ice, of the government. well, ice, yeah. a lot of the government. well, ice, ween. a tet et— of the government. well, ice, yeah. a lot of people- g well, ice, yeah. a lot of people know that you— yeah. a lot of people know that wen en— yeah. a lot of people know that you wen— yeah. a lot of people know that you can you can't— yeah. a lot of people know that you can you can't get into us wttn— you can you can't get into us wttn e— you can you can't get into us with a criminal— you can you can't get into us with a criminal record. it's wen— with a criminal record. it's very difficult.— with a criminal record. it's very difficult. but i didn't neettw— very difficult. but i didn't really realise— very difficult. but i didn't really realise that. yeah, if wen-we— you've just committed a drug ettenee— you've just com

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you sound an insult sweet darius, as are you. jackass. ah, that wound me end the ah, that wound me up to end the show. sam dowler, belinda de lucy, malone, thank you show. sam dowler, belinda de lurmuch malone, thank you show. sam dowler, belinda de lurmuch to malone, thank you show. sam dowler, belinda de lurmuch to my lone, thank you show. sam dowler, belinda de lurmuch to my superstarlk you show. sam dowler, belinda de lurmuch to my superstar panel. a so much to my superstar panel. a programming note , very special programming note, very special show tomorrow night from 9 pm. we are going to be recreated the evidence at this extraordinary and historic trial. so join us for harry's evidence. the verdict with a line—up that includes meghan kelly. paul burrell, angela levin , lady burrell, angela levin, lady colin campbell, tom bower and phil dampier. a very special edition of the show tomorrow night from 9 pm. but next up, it's headliners good night. good evening. you with gb news the top - good evening. you with gb news rrro ro

darius is no longer ceo, and people are saying kapur could have something up his sleeve, but he's sayingto leave it up. >> that was a short tenure >> six, seven years. >> was it that long? felt quick >> he gave you a great return. >> yeah. >> he really did david, people are over "the magnificent seven" today >> they are? >> oh my god, it's incredible. >> what are they moving on to? >> robert vaughn >> wait, robert vaughn was -- what was he? >> he was one of the magnificent seven. >> the man from u.n.c.l.e. thankful for chip in my ear as well >> where was thrush located? the enemy? 13th floor empire state building. >> right >> what i'm saying here is that people are buying that kind of stuff. and this is -- normally david would be saying it could be froth. i'm saying we did just get an amazing deal from washington that a lot of people didn't think we'd get they're pouring out of the six-m six-month t-bill and going into magnificent seven. >> fair amount of media news max sub base has moved over to the new platform you got netflix. shareholders rejecting the pay package. and then you got d

. -- darius is first in maryland. caller: i have three points and then a question.umber one, to the clip you just paid, who benefits the most from student loans not being forgiven? i believe there are minute -- municipalities or state governments that have attached themselves to universities for their retirements, pension plans and like that. also, can you speak to the prospect of an retrospective, where these are possibilities. i don't think many callers are very savvy when it comes to doing anything illegal. even though we say perspective and retrospectives are possibilities. my third point, i am under 35 and i cannot buy a home. can you speak to those who went to school during the 1970's or during the 1980's or whatever the case is in the massive difference between the loans they took out and the free ride they ended up getting until the mid-1990's where they were buying homes and living their lives and talk to the fact that because home purchases are low at the present point because many previous students cannot longer afford a home due to the student loan debt

. -- darius is first in maryland. caller: i have three points and then a question.umber one, to the clip you just paid, who benefits the most from student loans not being forgiven? i believe there are minute -- municipalities or state governments that have attached themselves to universities for their retirements, pension plans and like that. also, can you speak to the prospect of an retrospective, where these are possibilities. i don't think many callers are very savvy when it comes to doing anything illegal. even though we say perspective and retrospectives are possibilities. my third point, i am under 35 and i cannot buy a home. can you speak to those who went to school during the 1970's or during the 1980's or whatever the case is in the massive difference between the loans they took out and the free ride they ended up getting until the mid-1990's where they were buying homes and living their lives and talk to the fact that because home purchases are low at the present point because many previous students cannot longer afford a home due to the student loan debt

i want to say in defense of darius that, in general, the picture that is being drawn, in general, doesin in the eighteenth year, a child was born. uh, a year and a half later, it was established that the child leukemia, while daria was taking care of the child, was allowed to manage the jewelry house, other people, well, partners whom she knew, with whom she worked and who, on her behalf , in many respects, as it were, deals were concluded from her name. as a result, after 2 years, when she started. closely doing business again, but it turned out that her gap gap is more than 100 million. this is the time of the coronavirus. and you understand how logical loops begin to break. uh, supply chains, it is convenient to hide from those to whom, she does not hide, she gives her obligations to many people she has not fulfilled, and she does not refuse. criminal cases have been initiated from them and she has been charged and she will not escape criminal liability. this is, as it were, clear to any lawyer, that is, but she wants and will return it, and until she is detained. she gave people mo