. >> dimitri lives to fly.e uses a kite in a relatively new sport called kite boarding. >> the appeal about this sport is the freedom. it's just like jumping and pure power house, but you are using nature to do that. >> the greek-born dimitri also flies to live. he's a pro and owner of a company that manufactures and sells kite boards. >> i was very lucky to get into kite boarding. i did it for myself and got sponsored by a few different companies and finally started my own kite company. >> kite boarding combines the appeal of boarding, riding the waves, with the pleasures of flying through the air on the kite. >> the main thing with kite boarding is the jumping, is the hang time. everything happens up there in the air. >> kite boarders can spin, pop off stationary obstacles and get really big air. >> i like the -- how you call it, the adrenaline. i like pushing the limits. but of course, you have also the chance of getting hurt, so it's the chances you take. >> but because he knows the risks, dimitri stresses

i sent a message to dimitri, this is dimitri's log in page. discovery card and e-mail, bank of america log ins, american express log ins. i asked him how much he would charge for 100 bank of america log ins, he responded in minutes and said he didn't have 100 at once but i would be happy to load up his phishing and it would not be cheap. >> what is that next evolution? >> fast forward now to a dark disappearance. that website, evolution, it vanished just hours after lori jane's story appeared. but there's no evidence that the someone other than the fbi took it down. made off with $12 million that was being head in escrow for illicit purchases. you can't report that to the police. next are they being loved to death? >> this morning, crazy, too many people, too many boats. >> florida's unglamorous residents and the fear that manatees are being man handled. >> what assurances can you give that these won't create damage? >> "america tonight""america tonight"'s adam may is back. thursday on "america tonight." >> the new al jazeera america primetime

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one called dimitri had a 100% approval rate. >> so i send a message to him he's got discover log ins with full card details and email access. he's got bank of america bank log ins, american express log ins. to get his attention i asked how much he would charge for 100 bank of america log ins. he responded within minutes saying he didn't have that many on hand but he'd be happy to load up his fishing pages. cheep. >> it's definitely alarming. he maintains the law enforcement crackdown is necessary and having an impact. >> they're doing i would say a very good job while these sites do come back, you see them take an initial hit and it does hurt the marketplace. >> is this going away or here to stay? >> you'll see law enforcement have successes and then these guys who are very resilient come back with different websites and different it rations. they'll probably all move overseas. but he estimates the number of listings on dark net markets has rebounded to precrackdown levels and the demand for drugs by far the most popular listings on ever. >> i actually got this off the clearer web. >

>> i was in mostly cloudy, meeting is with dimitri maratov some of their journalists have been killed, they had a investigative team they had just assembled he had just gone to the investigative commission, and given evidence that in fact the charlie hebdo murders contributed to the murder of boris nemtsov and there was a kill list and angered at the defamation of muslims in alliance with his friend mikhail hortokofski, around putin and the elite that they are angry that he is either not doubling down harder in ukraine or the economics are such they can't get a bigger share of the pie destabilizing russia and that may have played a role, a precarious ceasefire the minsk agreement, angela merkel and francois hollande, those who killed him were taking aim in an attempt to derail this minsk peace accord. there are different theories but i think the rush to judgment again, that i see too much in the u.s. media that putin did it is simplistic. i think there is more complexity that deserves a hearing. >> you and i were here at the night of the minsk agreement and talking about this. what do

the final point i want to make is we didn't address part of dimitri's question. dimitri raised the point of mr. putin. there are broader geopolitical ramifications of this. when vladimir putin sees our behaving fecklessly or being distracted by situations like this, every single time he takes advantage of it. and it is no accident also that when he takessedsed a van advantage of it. people in the region see him as a little strong, and the israel ya have turned to the russians more closely and they have better relations with the russians. others in the region have done the same and as i was saying to jerry before we began here, there's a little ironic twist that's going on. you may recall discussion of something called the pivot to asia. well, we didn't really follow through on the pivot to asia. but you know who is pivoting to asia? everybody in the middle east. the people we were suppose to be pivoting away from. the stalled diz, israelis the gulf states the iranians, their looking to china as a consumer of last resort. they're looking to india as a big buyer of

i love this one from dimitri take me out to the ballgame. park enjoying summer weather. take a look outside because right now view fridays campbell's field home of the river sharks. looking across the the delaware with hazy sunshine, cloud are moving in and next it will be the the snow and the rain on storm scan three you can see moisture creeping toward the east. we will see area have low pressure developing and moving north east and cold air is already in place lows tonight in the 20's and 30's and that sets us up for snow. winter weather advisory for most of the region tomorrow and we are talking about accumulating snow. through south jersey central, southern delaware mainly rain quick wintry mix and then over to warmer temperatures. the right now 45 in philadelphia. 43 degrees in millville. forty-four in wilmington. thirty-four in the poconos. forty-four in reading. pottstown through willow grove, 43 quakertown. not a huge range in temperature. we will watch or developing low continuing to intensify and bring snow into our western suburb

food economist carolyn dimitri says there are tools for budgeting and eating as well. >> plan your wholehopping list in advance and you could know exactly how much it costs. >> reporter: wal-mart app lets you price scan item with your phone and if you cannot find something in the store just open the app, select the item and it the shows you which ileitis in. while the whole foods app offers money saving information about in store sales. now the popularity of these shopping apps are driven by millennials and their parents are jumping on board of course. some apps are free. i will police a list on cbs philly.com or as always follow me on facebook and twitter. the easiest way to find me. >> nice when you can make grocery shopping easier. >> well, i can walk around my grocery store blindfolded. i knowhwhere everything is. >> right right. i like when your spouse doesn't get the wrong thing. >> when was the last time you go shopping, grocery shopping. >> you have no idea, little things little pick ups. >> mrs. may, in just a moment to verify that. >> have a good weekend. >> jim, thank you. >>>