. >> dimitri lives to fly.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 manufacturers and sells kite boards. >> i was very lucky to get into kite boarding. i did it for myself and got sponsored by two 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 safety.

dimitri risked his own life to bring him back.e's bitter about how the belgian state left him in the lurch. >> of course we asked for help by the authorities and by the police, by youth organizations. and the answer was, they couldn't do something because there was the freedom of organization, there was freedom of speech, there was freedom of religion. you know, they were laughing at me, they took me as a clown. you know what they said to me? it was not my business to know where is my son. i say, excuse me, i'm a father. >> the belgian state has come in for much criticism. for years, the country has been strongly divided. that's why belgium is finding it harder than most other european countries to integrate foreigners. according to islam expert anne-clementine larroque. >> in the last 20 years, belgium has failed to systematically combat radical islamism and now it's become a huge problem. that's also due to belgium's lack of unity. islamists have taken advantage of the lack of coordination between the flemish and walloon communi

dimitri risked his own life to bring him back.e's bitter about how the belgian state left him in the lurch. >> of course we asked for help by the authorities and by the police, by youth organizations. and the answer was, they couldn't do something because there was the freedom of organization, there was freedom of speech, there was freedom of religion. you know, they were laughing at me, they took me as a clown. you know what they said to me? it was not my business to know where is my son. i say, excuse me, i'm a father. >> the belgian state has come in for much criticism. for years, the country has been strongly divided. that's why belgium is finding it harder than most other european countries to integrate foreigners. according to islam expert anne-clementine larroque. >> in the last 20 years, belgium has failed to systematically combat radical islamism and now it's become a huge problem. that's also due to belgium's lack of unity. islamists have taken advantage of the lack of coordination between the flemish and walloon communi

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. >>> detective dimitri ruvin has worked a lot of homicides but the death of eric somuah angered him the most. >> you know, he was just sleeping. to kill somebody while they're sleeping is just -- it's horrible. >> eric's sisters were grateful to have someone as committed as ruvin working their brother's case. >> he is a phenomenal investigator. >> and now just days after eric was murdered, it looked as if detective ruvin might given the family some resolution. one of eric's lovers, katrina benn, handed the investigators a new suspect, eric's pot dealer. >> it didn't make sense to me because i was thinking, why is he here. >> katrina told them how uneasy she felt with the dealer in the apartment. >> it was just a little uncomfortable. it just seemed a little weird. >> so at just around 5:00 a.m. katrina said she got out of there. >> she said the guy then just came up to her as she was leaving and basically pushed her out of the door. >> based on katrina's account, the police believed eric was killed sometime in the early morning hours of june 5th. ruvin brought in the dealer for ques

pierre is suspended for checking dimitri earlier on in the series and the flyers are without sean due to an injury. >>> students in delaware are celebrating arbor day early. students from mount pleasant elementary school took part in rockwood park in wilmington and learned about tree climbing and the benefits of trees. arbor day is next friday, april 29th. >>> a delaware county home left in ruins after it was engulfed in flames overnight. >>> and ecuador is rocked by more violent tremors as rescuers continue to search for survivors from an earlier earthquake plus david murphy is back with more gorgeous spring weather. >>> authorities are trying to figure out what sparked a huge fire that destroyed a home intel wear county. an "action news" viewer september us video of the flames in garnett valley. the fire started before 4:00 this morning and crews were able to get the blaze under control in an hour. an elderly couple made it out of the house safely but the home is considered a total loss. >>> officials found elevated led levels at a school in bucks county. they found half the fountai

pierre-edouard bellemare suspended for tonight's game for checking capitals defenseman dimitri orlovm behind. the flyers are also out sean couturier due to an injury. >> hoping it's a great night across-the-board for the flyers. >> no giveaways, we know that for sure. >> listen no, weather related problems getting to the stadium or getting around today. that's good. storm tracker6 live couple scan shows us that we are high and dry this morning which is the way we like to start out the morning commute. we started out a lot of them lately this way. sun getting ready to push up over the horizon. you can things getting bright over the platt bridge and temperatures are a little cool this morning but overall it is not a bad start. 50 degrees currently in the city. a lot of suburbs in the 40's but with winds in the single digits in most cases it's not really that uncomfortable. just put on a light jacket and you'll probably do fine. plus those numbers are going to start turning around fairly quickly. again, satellite shows us that the cloud cover is down to the south with a frontal boundary

am addressing you my name is dimitri. i work at a plant. we work for the defense industry. controllers and we have this issue that our wages are paid late and not in full. they're given to us in portions and way behind deadlines and of course it's actually -- we get -- we have lower wages. i have four children. thank you. president putin: dimitri, what's the name of your factory? >> this is a prerecorded video message. president putin: ok. this factory, it's part of the automotive industry, right? this industry is one of those that suffered the most from the crisis. sales dropped. what is actually happening is from ces dropped orders and l industry reduced this affects everybody. revenues dropped, like i said. unemployment is quite low and what many factories do, they don't lay off people but, of course, delaying salary payments is not good as well. but i am not sure of the exact situation with this particular plant, but since they work for the defense industry, the government is providing support for certain industries affected by the crisis the most. and the automotive in

pierre-edouard bellemare suspended from tonight's game for checking caps defenseman dimitri orlov fromso without sean couturier due to injury. >> at least we got great weather. >> yes, there's that. flyers fans, maybe next year. hey, who knows. maybe they'll pull one out of their hat. >> they've done it before once. >> we'll see. storm tracker6 live double scan right now and we have no rain. stepping outside lots of sun building across the horizon. notice how the camera is rock steady. very light winds out there this morning in the single digits and low single digits in a lot of spots. 49 degrees, though, a little bit cooler to start out in philadelphia. your dewpoint down there as you see now is at 24. that's a real big spread between these two numbers and your ocean temperature 53. winds are light, 6 miles per hour so cool this morning but light winds, light jacket probably does the trick. and shades a good idea, too. we've got lots of sunshine building in across the region with cloud cover really sinking down to the south behind a frontal boundary that has also pushed to the south.

. >> my name is dimitri melhorn.s you mentioned, jobs that do not require a college degree, but ask for one. governor daniels mentioned people who do not have a degree, but have relevant skills. i'm wondering if we can talk about this kind of information failures. there is also long-term unemployed people who do not even get there resume seen. what can we do about large populations of people whose youme signals are right well, that is a part of what we're trying to take on. you guys have done a lot of great work. and, particularly on some of these issues. but, it is possible to take a biotech job for example, burning glass, which you know has done interesting work or they looked at biotech jobs that require a college diploma. they broke down the skills required for those jobs based on what people are doing. and, they found that most of the middle skill jobs they looked at most were good paying jobs of these can be done by somebody with an associates degree and two biology courses. there were other examples of jobs, l