dmitry: i'm not a fan of the communist revolution.he only parallel you can draw is the idea of popular rebellion. of course i'm a little fearful, but i try not to think about that. we have to be courageous. that's the only way we'll achieve our goals. reporter: according to surveys, almost half of russia's young people agree with myakshin and don't regret the breakdown of the soviet union. but not everyone shares that view. young communists staged a celebration in st. petersburg to mark the anniversary of the revolution. they, too, gather on a cold october evening to make political demands. they, too, want political change at the top. using soviet symbols, they pay tribute to a period of history they themselves never experienced. >> based on the stories of our grandparents, i know things were better in the soviet union. people were kinder to one another. life was better back then in every way. >> although our country has taken a giant step backwards, i'm certain that socialism will triumph in the end and that it is our country's only

they're young back to describe voters in a lot of european countries but for young russians like dmitri the political situation is particularly frustrating lines in a putin has ruled russia for most of dmitri's life and although russia is holding elections next year putin has no serious rivals but exactly one century ago another vladimir rose to power in russia vladimir lenin who helped lead the russian revolution in one nine hundred seventeen and the kremlin isn't doing much to celebrate the anniversary but for dmitri who grew up in the revolutions birthplace it's a source of inspiration. oh yeah oh yeah why is a thief shot protesters at a demonstration in st petersburg this october. the city is a hotbed of discontent as it was one hundred years ago in one nine hundred seventeen bloody amir lenin led the october revolution toppling the empire of the czars and establishing the communist soviet union. so how much revolutionary spirit is there in today's russia we put that question to a critically minded young person eighteen year old dimitri mia a supporter of opposition politician alexy

one nine hundred seventeen and the kremlin isn't doing much to celebrate the anniversary but for dmitri who grew up in the revolutions birthplace it's a source of inspiration. well there was no you know what putin is a thief shout protesters at a demonstration in st petersburg this october. the city is a hotbed of discontent as it was one hundred years ago in one thousand nine hundred seventeen bloody amir lenin led the october revolution toppling the empire of the czars and establishing the communist soviet union. so how much revolutionary spirit is there in today's russia we put that question to a critically minded young person eighteen year old dimitri me a supporter of opposition politician on lexy. i feel like a revolutionary my goal is a change at the top. the change of power in the autumn of one nine hundred seventeen converted russia into the u.s.s.r. the union of soviet socialist republics that lasted seventy years but fell apart in the one nine hundred ninety s. . there are still traces of the u.s.s.r. all over russia various places in st petersburg remind people of what happe

like eighteen year old dmitri me action he supports opposition politicians alexina valmy. urges this when i feel like a revolutionary my goal is a change of power in russia. action was arrested at an anti-government demonstration several weeks ago he stands accused of entering a policeman as he was trying to get away he's been put on trial for allegedly attacking a government official and faces jail time. you know. i don't want to see violence of victims like in my down in ukraine i hope that we can change our system through democratic means but if the government doesn't listen to us then we may see radical protests in russia. with. the armed insurrection in one nine hundred seventeen ultimately so russia transformed into the soviet union. yes even today many memories of the uprising still stand in st petersburg. so do tributes to the soviet state such as street names. soviet sky are can be found around the city a total of ten times. the victims of the toba revolution commemorated here at mass over paul or. the shot that kicked off the revolution was fired from the washing

klein he joins us he's a previously activist and software developer and dmitri you're very welcome to r.t. firstly what are your thoughts there on kim dot coms idea why is there a need do you think for this alternative internet. well the current internet as it exists right now is you know suffers from a lot of privacy concerns and a lot of those privacy concerns actually i mean some of them are inherent to the architecture of the platforms but a lot of them are actually related more to the business models of a lot of the of a lot of the kind of companies that make money on the internet companies like google and facebook you know make their money by targeting advertising and targeting advertising is of course you know requires to know a lot more about you than than one targeted advertising so the more they know about you the more they can sell these ads for so i mean kim dot com proposal is not something that i've seen too many details about although he has been mentioning magonet for a few years now i think as early as two thousand and fifteen he's already has already mentioned magone

including outreach to putin's prime minister, dmitri medvedev, who he met, posting good conversationcebook. russia was important test case for the balancing act that facebook is undertaking. companies important commercially would have -- old media if not censored it and two of the largest investors are russia. one is yuri milner and his stake linked back to kremlin funding. foreign links under new scrutiny because of facebook responses to russian meddling. but issue here is broader than russia. ongoing reporting about facebook's pourl and sometimes hidden role in geopolitics. look beyond russia to another authoritarian governments abroad. turkey, erdogan government condemned by human rights groups. attacks protesters on american soil in trip to washington, d.c. same government under investigation potentially offering mike flynn a bribe to kidnap one of its enemies out of pennsylvania. at times facebook suggested would stand up to censorship in countries like turkey. after the horrific charlie heb def in, silence voices of everyone around the world, won't leave that happen on facebook

dmitry orlov scores come his first of the season, tied at 1-1. this game goes to a shootout.ding to score against braden holtby to keep the oilers alive, not happening. holtby stops all three shootout shots. caps win 2-1. making hisng coaching debut at georgetown today, a who's who of basketball greats showing love for the new head coach. michael jordan way up in the rafters. jeff van gundy, and wizards attendance. hoyas against jacksonville, all georgetown. finishing strong with the slam. georgetown goes on to win, 73-57. college park, maryland hosting maryland-eastern shore. some sweet drives to the basket. maryland led 44-18 at the break. 4-4 from three-point range. in easily, 96-43. they host butler wednesday night. and congrats to the maryland field hockey team, bound for the final four, upsetting number two seed duke. it will be maryland's first trip to the final four since 2012. kellye: come, a much-needed break for some good food and football. kellye: getting back to the breaking news the police-involved shooting in bladensburg. this video has jus into the newsroom, t

it all starts with this fellow, dmitri. in the late 1930s, he was a college student at a place called the ivanova institute, and because it was an agricultural college, he had all sorts of interactions with many domesticated species. after he finished there, like almost every single russian male the time, he went and fought in world war ii. when he came back, belyaev landed a job at a place called the central research laboratory for fur-breeding animals in moscow. and the two key animals were foxes and pinks. and that's because -- minkings. and that's because in the early 1950s fox fur and mink fur were some of the very few reliable sources of western money coming into the sow union. and it was while he was at the central research lab that he came up for the idea that would turn into the silver fox domestication study. and here's how it started. from his own reading and from his own interaction with domesticated species, belyaev knew that many domesticated species share a common set of traits. they tend to have things like

there was some groundbreaking work in the fifty's and sixty's in russia is a guy called dmitri radical who was the first person to actually realize that the interactions among these individuals could produce emergent properties and he tracked the motion of this by projecting sydney film on a wall and tracking when to each individual goes with a pencil and he speculated that in future this is going to become increasingly important to understand how and why this form schools. in cousin and his colleagues took on the idea and refined it with the help of modern technology. the research has created bar codes to attach to the fish's dorsal fin. each fish will get one of these individual markers so it can be clearly identified to any time. then the fish are released into the big pool as expected the fish moved from shadow to shadow. the camera footage of the school's movement is then analyzed using software that can show the path of each individual fish right at the start the research is making seemingly undramatic finding the fish when more slowly when they reach a dark area in cousin studie

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