dmitri, if it wasn't russia, who was it? i've no idea.suggest that russia didn't do it. but i would like evidence as laura just said to support these very serious accusations. but as laura said, in cyber warfare, that is harder to do but the black energy malware was traced back to the russian military? whether it was or wasn't, i'm not a computer expert, but i have read views of computer experts who disagreed with that. but as laura suggested, on the balance of probabilities, is that how we lob accusations at russia, at the kremlin, at the country? i don't think that's the right way to go about it. do you think then that the british government has been reckless itself then in making that public accusation today? absolutely. i think the british government in particular has been accusing russia over the years of the most ridiculous things like russia is a threat to nato, a country that spends 10% of the nato budget. edward lucas, it plays into the idea that we think of russia in a cold war context, a pariah and so—so, but as dmitry sirs and

dmitri, what did you achieve?spoke to democratic and republican legislators, i think we were really able to show them what we went to an side of the school when the events transpired, we were able to tell them the kind of things we wanted to see in terms of gun reform and mental care reform. isabel, did you have anything you could work with? before you came the lawmakers voted against a before you came the lawmakers voted againsta ban before you came the lawmakers voted against a ban on assault weapons, can it still be achieved?” against a ban on assault weapons, can it still be achieved? i think out can it still be achieved? i think our talks went very well. i think we came toa our talks went very well. i think we came to a lot of common—sense gun reform together and i have hope for the future. what sort of steps do you think will happen next?|j you think will happen next?” definitely think there will be other groups of kids from our school and others coming to tallahassee and using their voices to make sure immi

also have alex christopher our oh he is the director and writer for the duran dot com and we have dmitri bobbitt she's a political analyst with sputnik international rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it mark let's first go to this authorization for the use of military force the pentagon says. it doesn't need any kind of authorization because the authorization that the u.s. government gave to the military to intervene in iraq still holds though isis didn't exist in two thousand and three. under international law this is just a blatant violation there is no there is no united nations security council resolution the country involved syria has not requested for help and on top of it you you have. a military presence in a country where you possibly could go into a military conflict with another mate a nato country turkey and of course it's a face down with russia is this authorization issue in portland or not of course it's important first of all there of course there is no u.n. security council authorization for the u.s. to be in syria there

we spoke to palestinian politician dmitri dewani he doubts the tillerson strip will help improve relations with countries already angered by trump's move. this is doesn't go beyond a public relations effort after the the mess that was caused by trump's decision on declaration on drugs from back in december i don't think you will be successful known to be a lightweight in the u.s. foreign policy especially pertaining to the middle east as he admitted himself the peace plan that he talks about and it's only he have seen it he have seen points of it and that these are his words so in other words the secretary of state has no idea what he's talking about. also on other side we know that how the donald trump runs his white house there was that like a corporation and he is the only one with the ideas he's on i want to take credit for everything but he will push fairly on everybody else and i believe that to listen to his involvement at this point that just in case something goes bust which things are going that way in that direction in the middle east this really comes to the peace process or th

joining us now are two students, dmitry hoff and lorenzo prado. lorenzo, how are you feeling about going back to school tomorrow? >> i'm nervous because i don't know how i'm going to react, walking back to where i was that wednesday. but i'm also glad because it means -- it's like the first step to moving on from the tragedy that happened. it's going to be part of the long process of healing from this tragedy. >> dmitry, how are you feeling? >> simpilarly to what lore zen sew said. nervous and anxious, but kind of glad we'll all be stog. i think it's important we're together to start the reheheali process. >> did you go back a few days ago for the orientation so you had to go back onto school property? >> i did. i went back to for the orientation on sunday. >> what was that like for both of you? >> for me it was surreal. it really wasn't school. we were going to pick up our belongings, it wasn't the same atmosphere as being back at school. it was really good to see all our teachers and friends in one place. i guess you could say it reassured me to

treasury wagner is led by dmitri the continue, seen here meeting vladimir putin. he's under u.n.ns because of wagner's activities in ukraine. he has a long association with a russian oligarch called yevgeny prigozhin who is close to the kremlin. the u.s. believes prigozhin's corporation bankrolled the troll factory involved in meddling in the 2016 u.s. election. another of his many companies is called evro polis. it has an office in damascus and a deal with the assad regime. according to a contract examined by cnn, evro polis gets a quarter of revenues from oil and gas fields that are recaptured on behalf of the syrian government. wagner does the fighting, and ef ra polis gets the oil. ruslan leviev, an activist whose group monitors the russian role in syria says prigozhin's empire is extensive. >> translator: a group of companies controlled by prigozhin includes many well-known to u.s. structures, one of the most famous projects is the troll factory that specialized in propaganda and informational war. it's the wagner private military company which was initially formed by his pe

. >> i have dmitry hoff with me. i rode the bus down with him. talk to me about -- you told me you were up all night trying to make sure this went right. what did you do overnight in the civic center? >> it was kind of chaos back in the rooms. i was in the hallway, between there and my cot, using my cot as a desk. research gun laws, statistics, making sure i had every tool in my arsenal to go up against the congresspeople and our representatives to make sure i had an airtight argument for whatever they though at us and making shew my concerns were addressed. i was up all night working on a speech that i hopefully will be able to do at the press conference at 12:15. it's a joint effort. a lot of teens working together, i was working together with the people that were in my group, coming up with strategies and things like that, and topics, like what we want to talk about. >> who specifically are you going to meet with? do you know yet? >> i know our liaison is with moss moskowitz. we're meeting with a lot of people. but particularly names i don't r

in two thousand and four the opposition or at least its radical faction the right sector headed by dmitri yarrow she had no intention on fulfilling its part of the bargain. to double what they could but yeah but you made it but if they clash in public ground you're. probably sacked but that's thought that's all right but i respect book they have a couple strongly is that john nichols double look at it but if we cannot play all of that shall we talk of a coach at. celtic will put up a cool. new. store. soon the night it. will stop playing it on the news because i'm. at the news. with my. you always will be there with the opposition leaders left saying they may a found a way to end the bloodshed but they want to take the conclusions from that meeting to the people. it was soon apparent that the people were not happy in a solution didn't explain the integration we don't believe changes would have stayed on they would have thought it took only a hold it was a quite silly e.u. it is a young resistant minister. just. because it was a. deal of course so yeah a little. got a lot of mush in a coup

analyst we also have exclusive pharo he is the director and writer for the duran dot com and we have dmitri bobbitt she's a political analyst with sputnik international rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciated mark let's first go to this authorization for the use of military force the pentagon says. it doesn't need any kind of authorization because the authorization that the u.s. government gave to the military to intervene in iraq still holds though isis didn't exist in two thousand and three. under international law this is just a blatant violation there is no there is no united nations security council resolution the country involved syria has not requested for help and on top of that you you have. a military presence in a country where you possibly could go into a military conflict with another mate a nato country turkey and of course it's a face down with russia is this authorization issue in portland or not of course it's important first of all there of course there is no u.n. security council authorization for the u.s. to be in syria there is t

in two thousand and four the opposition or at least its radical faction the right sector headed by dmitri yarrow she had no intention on fulfilling its part of the bargain. to double what they could but yeah but you made it but if they clash in public ground you. probably affect yes thought f o o but i expect book they have a couple strongly is the job double look at it but if we cannot play all of the shot we will stop at the core which at. the celtic will put up a cool. new. store. when you put this scenario. yes a lot of. suppling you know on the news because i'm. just here at the news. with my. you always will be there with the opposition leaders left saying they may a found a way to end the bloodshed but they want to take the conclusions from their meeting to the people. it was soon apparent that the people were not happy in a solution to this opinion which we don't believe would have stood on they would like. to be this is what you eat what do you resist administered. this is used. because it was a. deal of course so yeah. you got a lot of money. but i wish that we didn't know it wh

cares he is a writer on legal affairs as well as editor in chief of the duran dot com and we have dmitri bobbitt she's a political analyst with international as always gentlemen crossed that affect that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate let's go to those thirteen russians three entities and all that cash maybe not so much cash i was and you've been writing about it from a legal perspective give us your major take the first point to say is that of course none of these people. has prepared a very complicated she's. indictment which is never going to be tested because there is no extradition is an extradition bought the russians are not going to extradite these people they get to stay in russia sees doesn't have to prove any of the things that he has said what seems to have happened is that some of these people have been gauged introducing on the internet and they've done things which let's be straightforward of glee things mr. heard her not on her blog and not just specifically to rush as if it were actually going to hear nothing you hear at all i mean anybody wh

in two thousand and four the opposition or at least its radical faction the right sector headed by dmitri yarrow she had no intention on fulfilling its part of the bargain. to double what they could but yeah but you made it but if they clash in public around you know. what i said yes top f.b.i. but i respect book they have a couple strongly is the job double look at it but if we cannot play all of the shots we will stop at other corps which at. celtic we put up a cool. new hope was really a porno store. when you put this scenario is that what that will last us a lot of. suppling you know on your own blue news because i'm. at the news. with my view on this. with the opposition leaders left saying they may a found a way to end the bloodshed but they want to take the conclusions from that meeting to the people. it was soon apparent that the people were not happy you know. what's going on they would have thought it. was a. good minister not see this is. because it was a. little. you got to look at them. we didn't know it though and you know. yes well it is a deal. that is the muslim bill of.

makes a good call for that and opposition politician here in russia and a former member of parliament dmitri just before the break we were talking about the current state off russia and. you were expressing a very dim view of whether or not anything can change at least from the current authorities in power and it's interesting that this current elections i think already. being. accordant you know according to a different set of problems for example just six years ago politicians from non-parliamentary parties had to get two million votes now that barrier has been drastically decreased the territorial principle of voting has been also scrapped as much as you people from the opposition like to say that it's the same all the actions but they're very predictable results don't you think that the police they're a little bit the system itself electoral system a little bit more accommodating to both voters and people who run it used to be let's say sixty years ago just a very little difference in the same time. zone who the. opportunity to to be registered to participate in this election is a week o

is a political analyst as well as a leading expert at the center for actual politics and we have dmitri bobbitt she is a political analyst we spoke nick international our german cross-talk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want i was appreciate we're going to talk about this is kind of a post-mortem here might be a very long when depending on how advance unfold here let me just give real quickly for our viewers here are six takeaways most important take away is from the memo that was recently released by the g.o.p. regarding the pfizer war televised can also intelligence committee hillary clinton and the d.n.c. hired foreign spy to concoct a fake dossier on trump. the clinton campaign in the d.n.c. gave fake dossier to obama d.o.j. an f.b.i. the department of justice and f.b.i. knew that the dossier was fake and politically motivated the department of justice and the f.b.i. present fake dossier to face a court to get trumped wiretap we're talking about carter page in this case the d.o.j. in the f.b.i. don't tell the pfizer court that the dossier is fake and from polit

cares he is a writer on legal affairs as well as editor in chief of the duran dot com and we have dmitri bobbitt she's a political analyst with international as always gentlemen crossed that effect that means you can jump anytime you want and. always appreciate it let's go to those thirteen russians three entities and all that cash maybe not so much because i was and you've been writing about it from a legal perspective give us your major take of the first point is that of course none of these people are going to be tried so mr miller has prepared a very complicated portentously worded indictment which is never going to be tested because there is no extradition is an extradition brought the russians are not going to extradite these people they're going to stay in russia so you doesn't have to prove any of the things that he has said what seems to have happened is that some of these people have gauged intro link on the internet and they've done things which let's be straightforward oddly things mr myler but not unheard of the not unheard of and not just specifically to rush as if it were

analyst we also have alex christopher he is the director and writer for the duran dot com and we have dmitri bobbitt she's a political analyst with sputnik international rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it mark let's first go to this authorization for the use of military force the pentagon says. it doesn't need any kind of authorization because the authorization that the u.s. government gave to the military to intervene in iraq still holds though isis didn't exist in two thousand and three. under international law this is just a blatant there is no there is no united nations security council resolution the country involved syria has not requested for help and on top of that you you have. a military presence in a country where you possibly could go into a military conflict with another mate a nato country turkey and of course it's a face down with russia is this authorization issue horton's or not of course it's important first of all there of course there is no u.n. security council authorization for the u.s. to be in syria there is there in

what the multi-cell mind is all about big news from moscow as the russian mining company cohen by dmitri marine shiv one of president vladimir putin's internet. plan to raise as much as one hundred million dollars in bitcoin and a theory i'm for their i c.e.o. the result was only forty three million but it was more than needed to go on with the production of the maltese cell miner see with mining it's simple a machine takes part in every day crypto currency exchange operations and gains the owner eight percent for each shands action the latest chinese bit main mining machine at twenty three hundred dollars will produce you around twenty five dollars worth of bitcoin daily r m c s two miners in the works the sixteen hundred dollars sunrise bitcoin miner that has more mining power than because maine's machine that's producing thirty to forty percent more daily revenue and the multi-cell alternative coin miner that will be a breakthrough for the world's mining machinery but speak with himself and get the latest on the progress so you had a tough launch some deadlines were blown but everyone

well we spoke to palestinian politician dmitri telhami he died tillerson this trip will help improverelations with countries already hundred trucks move. this is doesn't go beyond a public relations effort after the the mess that was caused by trump's decision on declaration on drugs from back in december i don't think he will be successful he known to be a lightweight in the us foreign policy especially pertaining to the middle east as he admitted himself the peace plan that he talks about it's only he have seen it he have seen points of it that these are his words so in other words the secretary of state has no idea what he's talking about. also on other side we know that how donald trump runs his white house the ones that like a corporation and he is the only one with the ideas he's only want to take credit for everything but he will push really on everybody else and i believe that. involvement at this point just seeing case something goes bust which things are going. in the middle east this really comes to the peace process or the nonexistent peace process i think is here just to

condolences coming from the kremlin from by the way putin and also from the prime minister as well dmitri medvedev but he made putin is supposed to be meeting the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas to morrow in sochi now he has canceled that trip to sort. the meeting with mahmoud abbas is now going to be taking place in moscow instead. and of course it is very early at this point to. look at what the cause of the crash might have been but there have been some reports that site possible well a technical problem and some communication with the pilot that he might have asked to land before before obviously things played out the way they did yeah i mean there have been numerous reports coming out over the course of the last few hours indicating difference things now one of them was that this plane could have crashed into a helicopter operated by the russian postal service well that was fairly quickly dismissed by the russian post postal services or they didn't actually have any any helicopters there could tooth something like that the facts that this plane seems to be burning when it came down

bear no meaning as teller since specifically is becoming more and more irrelevant to politics here dmitri a member of the fossil revolutionary council thanks for your take this hour. the winter olympics in south korea has been fast paced so far but so is the weather after the break we take a look at a hurricane that's been keeping up late and. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to be rich. but you going to be this is what before three of the more people. i'm interested in the water. question. nor make this manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the final. lift the one percent. nor middle of the room sit. room. hello again severe weather conditions prompted the evacuation of olympic park inside creole on wednesday spectators were asked to go indoors and a number of events were postponed strong winds forced the thora to use to dismantle information tents and leave a tranquil was in the eye of the storm for us. some very serious wind issues in this

design and dmitri finished off things the band is political and wanted to back his country's athletes. when used with the q it's stupid to deprive people of their own country and identity because whatever uniform athletes are wearing we all know that there are only russian athletes and that's why we came up with the project using this strange name prolific team for the olympic athletes from russia or are we wanted to show you that for us and for athletes truth and sport what drives us and all these brands and sanctions is just political games we have released a huge number of these prints for noncommercial use their intent to find this we hope it will encourage her out fleet's they'll see that we support them and that we need their records and victories last book in the meantime north korean delegates arrived in pyongyang on tuesday including over two hundred cheerleaders but arrived in south korea dressed in red and black wearing their national flags chatted with journalists the delegation is almost three hundred strong making it one of the largest ever border crossings between the t

what the multi-cell mind is all about big news from moscow as the russian mining company cone by dmitri marine shiv one of president vladimir putin's internet. plan to raise as much as one hundred million dollars in bitcoin and a theory i'm for their i c.e.o. the result was only forty three million but it was more than needed to go on with the production of the maltese cell miner see with mining it's simple a machine takes part in every day crypto currency exchange operations and gains the owner eight percent for each shands action the latest chinese bit main mining machine at twenty three hundred dollars will produce you around twenty five dollars worth of bitcoin daily r m c s two miners in the works with sixteen hundred dollars sunrise bitcoin miner that has more mining power than big mains machine that's producing thirty to forty percent more daily revenue and the multi-cell alternative coin miner that will be a breakthrough for the world's mining machinery but speak with himself and get the latest on the progress so you had a tough line which some deadlines were blown but everyone

is a political analyst as well as a leading expert at the center for actual politics and we have dmitri bobbitt she is a political analyst we spoke nick international or a german crosstalk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate we're going to talk about this is kind of a post-mortem here might be a very long when depending on how advance unfold here let me just give real quickly for our viewers here are six takeaways most important takeaway from the memo that was recently released by the g.o.p. regarding pfizer war televised house intelligence committee hillary clinton and the d.n.c. hired foreign spy to concoct a fake dossier on from. the clinton campaign in the d.n.c. gave fake dossier to obama d.o.j. an f.b.i. the department of justice and f.b.i. knew that the dossier was fake and politically motivated the department of justice and the f.b.i. present fake dossier to face a court to get trumped wiretap we're talking about a page in this case the d.o.j. in the f.b.i. don't tell the pfizer court that the dossier is fake and from trump's political o

russian athletes and coaches by the court of arbitration for sport last week russian prime minister dmitri medvedev says it's a shameful political decision he sports minister has also spoken out who is it really it is even more dangerous that this decision by the international olympic committee is i think a little bit weird i think it violates their own rules i'm sure it will adversely affect the sports and deliberate movement directly rival factions of south africa's ruling party have clashed during demonstrations outside the party's headquarters in johannesburg it came ahead of an urgent a.n.c. meeting to discuss the future of president jacob zuma after talks failed to secure his departure is we under pressure to resign since there are opposed to replace him as leader of the party of family there miller has more from johannesburg. the african national congress is continuing to grapple with what it calls a transitional period after sil remark was i was named president of the party while jacob zuma remains president of south africa and that's amid intensifying calls for zuma to step down t

i want you to hear though from a student who went to school today, dmitry and i rode the bus togetherand you were a little anxious about starting back at school today. how did it go? >> it went well. it was really cathartic in my opinion and it was emotional because of the victims i had two classes with so it was -- you know, as well as i guess it would be. >> reporter: the principal said it's going to be compassion not curriculum. we got texts from you and your classmates as people were doing board games and doing things to help heal. how did you occupy the time today? >> we just kind of talked and talked about very futile things because our minds are there to talk about math and statistics and science and stuff. we were just trying to ease back in with the curriculum and a lot of our teachers asked us, how do you wand us to proceed? do you want to start going back into the curriculum or do you want your time or how do you want us to do it? i liked it in that respect. >> reporter: how do you want them to proceed? >> we're still not sure yet. a lot of students have said let's start ge

one of them resigned, his closest ally alexander from whom estranged, and dmitry medvedev . he was unique and exceptional, which is what i want to underline in line of the conflict so far. what struck me was how much continuity the paper givers have concerned in the 100 years between 1917 and 2017. of course, there have been differences. stalin is not letting your putin. communist ideology is not letting your putin's return to the trinity of the czars. differences.y the detente was different from khrushchev's. to some degree, or sealed and is the exception. just to list a few of them that ever heard mentioned here. the soviet union and russia under vladimir putin, a sphere dominance, person in eastern europe, several of the papers talk about the soviet union and russia over and over again have seen the united dates as hypocritical, complaining if adherence and fealty to ideal and then a dohring them in it foreign policy practice. we have heard several times about how the soviets and now it in himself once to be treated as an eight ball -- wants to be treated as an equal by t

housing collapse, trump made a record breaking deal with a russian oligarch known as dmitry rybolovle>> i sold it for a hundred million dollars and i sold it to a russian. >> mr. donald j. trump! >> when according to mcclatchy news his private plane was spotted in two u.s. cities where trump was campaigning. concord, north carolina, and las vegas, nevada. >> it certainly looks suspicious that we have this leading russian oligarch bird dogging our president on the campaign trail. >> joining us now to discuss is walter schwab, a cnn contribu r contributor. >> walter, thank you so much for being with us. first and foremost, if president trump was then a citizen, how much does this sale matter when it happened? >> well, let's remember that the whitewater investigation, which dominated much of the clinton presidency, was similar a land deal that occurred a long time before they came into government. so it really seems to me that this is similar. it's long since been established, the president, that what happened prior to coming in is now fair game. and one of the concerns about real estate

russians in a way it's proving them right and the reactions today showed that you had prime minister dmitry medvedev saying that russia never doubted that our athletes earned the medals that they got in such he the kremlin spokesman said that this shows that appealing these decisions can work and that russia will move forward in protecting their athletes in with any measures possible including legal measures measures so russia obviously plans to continue to try to clear its athletes names after all this decision still leaves a levon athletes unable to take part in the upcoming. olympics and today the deputy prime minister who was of course the sports minister in truth in such as well said that russia plans to appeal each of those cases so russia kind of victorious there and it's definitely an encouraging sign for the country and for it's awfully it's except that it's not really is because the v.m.c. russian so it's like they didn't actually say very didn't do it they just said they didn't do it explicitly enough to ban them forever. right well but this sort of still plays into the the ongoi

there's been several there's been reaction from a lot of different places russian federation president dmitri compress that he's been told the athletes have been tested on the twenty second of january and their test return were negative now what we want to do is we want to hear from mark out i'm so used a spokesman for the i.o.c. president and this is what he had to say on the story. should this case be proven or should this case cup come to fruition that will also be part of the consideration. as to whether there will be allowed for them to march in the closing ceremony on the on the the flag. ok so that's that's that's the bad news or . nice less looks and shiny spangly suits day ten and we've got a world record i stands from of the canadian comeback couple tell us more of the right to put in our suits the same is what i'm going to say yes indeed this is that test of virtue and scott more collectively they have to individual elim think medals gold from vancouver in two thousand and ten and silver in sochi four years ago and this pair skating up on trying twenty eight hundred let's not forge

then in 2014 russian deputy prime minister dmitry publicly stated that the nuclear force was going fasterthan anticipated intended to modernize on the% of their strategic nuclear forces rather than 70% as previously announced. today russia continues to develop expanding nuclear capabilities putting the ground large cruise missile system that violates the inf treaty. is considered more than 50% of its planned world will force upgrades in the process of replacing their nuclear power posted missiles summaries as well. russia is modernizing their heavy bombers to launch the advance 101, 102 cruise missiles recently used in the commercial variant of these weapons in support of combat operation material. china has also expanded and diversified their strategic forces at the same time. china was watching the states as well during this period. china currently has most active in the first ballistic missiles element program in the world. it began to transformation 30 years ago but significantly increased the pace of last decade. the development of the age of six kate nuclear capable strategic bomber

thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> my name is dmitry. this is an open letter i've written.ay concern, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. these are the three fundamental ideas on which our republic was founded. one, life. yet senselessly children are dying. my classmates and friends are dead. two, liberty. yet we are trapped because we students are afraid of going to school where we might find ourselves trapped in a room or closet, hiding from the barrel of a gun. three, pursuit of happiness. yet, we are not happy about the decisions that are being made in our government. our elected officials are not acting in our best interests, nor are they protecting the people of this country so they can pursue that happiness. on february 14th, 2018, at 2:20 p.m., the fire alarm went off. this was a second one of the day. i had complained to my teacher and said i wasn't going outside again. it was hot, and i was tired. yet, she said that we had to go. she was following protocol. little did we know our evacuation route was taking us directly to the shooter. if it had not been f

there was not just a random choice, all those who were appointed by the one-time substitute of putin, dmitry medvedev, all of them are under criminal investigation right now. the former government of the poorest area of the russian federation, who went to grovel to the local fsb, and is now awaiting a 10 year sends to jail. -- a ten-year sentence. the future of russia, it is a long talk. i just want to point out to you, that there is good and bad news. the good news is that tend tolistic regimes be more unpredictable and more prone to all types of war, revenge with the neighbors, like in the case of the annexation of crimea, or the war in eastern ukraine. corporative types of regimes are more stable, more persistent, and unfortunately more consolidated. therefore, it is much difficult to expect positive change in russia. i would be happy to answer your questions with respect to this issue. here, let me just say that there is one very interesting feature that we observe now among the new russian nomenklatura. kgbously, those who were in offices in soviet times, there already in the mid 60's a

[applause] >> my name is dmitry hawk. and this is an open letter that i have written.o whom it may concern. life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, these are the three fundamental ideas on which our remus republc was founded one life, yet senselessly children are dying. my classmates and friends are dead. two, liberty, yet, we are trapped because we students are afraid of going to school where we might find ourselves trapped in a hiding from the barrel of a gun. three, pursuit of happiness. we are not happy about the decisions that are being made in our government. our elected officials are not acting in our best interest. nor are they protecting the people of this country so that they can pursue that happiness. on february 14th, 2018, at 2:20 p.m. the fire alarm went off. this was a second one of the day. i had complained to my teacher and said i wasn't going outside again. it was hot and i was tired. yet she said we had to go. she was following protocol. little did we know our evacuation root was taking routg us directly to the shooter. we would have walked stra

to putin the president sending his condolences the prime minister dmitri medvedev has done that as well putin has basically changed his plans for monday he was going to be going down to sochi to meet with the the the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas that meeting is now going to be taking place in moscow where you can monitor the investigation also rory what about the relatives of the passengers on board this will be a very difficult time for them all they getting the help and support and information that they need. well it was because it is a small city in a fairly remote part of russia or it's down in the southern tip of the ural mountain range the year olds basically separates european russia from siberia and i think you know you're going to find that in a place like vats the local emergency services and the administration is not particularly well set up to deal with this kind of situation but you know they will be getting through it. of course i think the what will happen over the coming days will be crucial and of course when it's determined are what brought this plane out of the sk

apart which a good call for an opposition politician here in russia the former member of parliament dmitri just before the break we were talking about the current state of russia and. you are expressing a very dim view of whether or not anything can change at least with the current authorities in power and it's interesting that this current elections i think already. being brought on a cordon you know according to different sort of problems for example just six years ago politicians have from non-parliamentary parties have to get two million votes now that there has been drastically decreased the territorial principle of voting has been there also scrapped as much as you know people from the opposition like to say that it's the same all the actions of but they're very predictable results don't you think that the police there a little bit the system itself electoral system a little bit more accommodating to both voters and people who run down it used to be let's say sixty years ago. very little difference in the same time. it depends on the. opportunities and who to be registered to to part