dimitri polito of russia is one of the world's best competitive pole dancers. this is not just fooling around. nasa and the him of the day i started out with breakdowns. i wasn't very good at it and we remember i think i was even one of the worst on the team. but nobody really believed that anything special would become of me one day. that's not. the big turnaround came 6 years ago when dimitri pulled the talk discovered acrobatic pole dancing and found in it a masculine sport that demands strength insurance and a dose of courage. didn't i know but i would go there right after you so i don't need to apologize for it if people associate my work with strip tease women are maybe a bit more uncomfortable with the topic i don't like it but i just say do i really look like a stripper. dimitri polito it was born in russia and now lives with his wife and young son in neighboring ukraine. and that 5 year old sarah fim is proud of his papa's job and enjoys practicing together with a. tree polytope uses every free minute he can to train in his own gym. his calendar is boo

and we'll meet dimitri polly who takes the art pole dancing to entirely new life. well it was 50 years ago that some 400000 people descended on max farm near woodstock new york for what amounted to a hippies utopian dream namely 4 days of sex drugs and rock n roll as far as the eye could see janis joplin the who and crosby stills and nash all joined hendrix and many others for what became a legendary line up and even though heavy rains in the unexpected numbers turned it into something of a mud fest the euphoria of freedom prevails. woodstock festival one of the most famous festivals of all time half a century ago. and the town of woodstock today their own mind is everywhere from peace signs to tired eyes sixty's hippie culture is still ever present but has woodstock become somewhat of a theme park mark hedrick has rose souvenir shop on the town's main street for over 20 years he says woodstock merchandise didn't play a role 50 years ago. to the best of my knowledge there was never a shirt. that no other marketing stuff came after the for. but here in the town you

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dimitri polytope tells that aspiring hold on says. he'd like to see pole dancing become an expert someday yet and he intends to work to help make it one. now everyone deserves a break once in a while and no one has longer holidays than santa claus he's busy in december but what does father christmas to the remaining 11 months of the year well every summer in denmark hundreds of santas congregate at the world santa claus congress is the perfect place for them to talk shop and get a dose of sunshine before they take to the skies with a sled full of presents. essenes kasey c. has come from over 4000 kilometers away to take part in this ritual. of christmas. the 41 year old comes from jerusalem to him it's an honor to participate in the annual footpath at bellevue beach in copenhagen and. it takes place during the world santa congress. the water is pretty cold but that doesn't put santa off. just being here is the main thing for cars to see. actually only the center in jerusalem in the holy land and it would be my pleasure to meet all thi

dimitri uses every free minutes he can get to train in his own gym. his calendar is booked up these days he is in demand not only as a performer but as a coach as well. he travels all over the world competing for and winning international awards. like america what is the reason europe the most in my life everything revolves around to help. because it might just have to see an object that he heard to clear right off and i started thinking about what i can do with more from us she's 3 i'm a better belly. back to riga. at the pole dancing festival dimitri makes a brief guest appearance his moves are clear cut and confident acrobatic. it's been a dancer from sweden tells a very different story full of vulnerability and sensuality. both to form is confronting the audience with themes of masculinity and sexuality each in his own way. your favorites. i'm straight i could never do in a feminine way maybe with friends just for fun i did but i prefer a masochist i would like to take it in that direction and. many people think it is only for gay man which i want

dimitri uses every free minutes he can get to train in his own gym. on his calendar is booked up these days he isn't a man not only as a performer but as a coach as well. he travels all over the world competing for and winning international awards. look america called it a reason for you in my life everything revolves around the whole god's occasional. visit my just have to see an object stereo vertically right off and i start thinking about what i can do with most of us just treat them very badly. back to riga. at the pole dancing festival dimitri makes a brief guest appearance his mates are clearcut confident acrobatic. that's when a dancer from sweden tells a very different story full of vulnerability and sensuality. both performers confront the audience the themes of masculinity and sexuality each in his own way. you say put it straight. i'm straight i could never dance in a feminine way maybe with friends just for fun i do but i prefer a mask of this style i would like to take it in that direction. many people think it is only for gay man which i

dimitri uses every free minutes he can get to train in his own gym. on. his calendar is booked up these days he isn't a man not only as a performer but as a coach as well. he travels all over the world competing for and winning international awards. look america called out of the region europe the most in my life everything revolves around the whole gazza. rizieq i just have to see not just that he hurts a clio right off and when i start thinking about what i can do with most of us just treat them very badly. back to riga. at the pole dancing festival of dimitri makes a brief guest appearance his moves are clear cut confident across that. if any downside from sweden tells a very different story full of vulnerability and sensuality. both to form is confront the audience the themes of masculinity and sexuality each in his own way. your favorites. i'm straight i could never do in a feminine way maybe with friends just for fun. but i prefer a masochist i would like to take it in that direction and. many people think he's only for gay man which i want to chang

and that's to follow the writings of dimitri, a very interesting guy.ll digress on this speed is not too much. >> i'll just leave it for now. trenton, he always wants to be within the bubble, the acceptable to kremlin bubble but always towards the edge of that bubble pushing moscow interactions which are probably good for russia and for better relations between the west and russia. that's how i would characterize him. he wrote an article right after trump one recently saying russia can do whatever he wants in ukraine. which demonstrate what the russian stock they would get with trumpet it didn't turn out the way as we all know. and again for thoughtful russians pondering u.s. sanctions policy, pondering what happened in helsinki in the summit and post helsinki developments, recognize that trump was not the panacea they had hoped. and so then we began the second round of negotiations. and by the way, by late fall of 2017, really interesting thing were being written by russian think tanks. russia can live with ukraine and nato. other think tankers began t

his name is dimitri symes and he now has the floor.hank you very much for accepting our invitation. thank you for what i consider truly a brilliant presentation. there a lot of things you said that i entirely agree with. if i disagree with you somewhat on the russian position, i will say it without any sense of because i don't know what the russian position is. it's very clear that we know we must be prepared. it's not very clear what they want. if they want to recognize the independent republic, the course could do it and you can say well, there would be new sanctions. i don't think that's the reason because they are not prepared to pay for it. as you described, the russian opinion on that conflict quite adequately, there was an element of pride. it's now not as strong as before but russia is going through a period of government hardship and their willingness to pay for how to put it, is minimal at best. they also have military power to go further, to take over the whole regions. my impression is this is not even being discussed. rega

and we'll meet dimitri polytunnel who takes the art pole dancing to entirely new heights. it was 50 years ago that some 400000 people descended on max yeah farm near woodstock new york for what amounted to a hippies utopian dream namely 4 days of sex drugs and rock n roll as far as the eye could see janis joplin the who and crosby stills and nash all joined hendrix and many others for what became a legendary lineup and even.

and we'll meet dimitri poly talk to take the art pole dancing to entirely new life. well it was 50 years ago that some 400000 people descended on max yeah farm near woodstock new york for what amounted to a hippies utopian dream namely 4 days of sex drugs and rock n roll as far as the eye could see janis joplin the who and crosby stills and nash all joined hendrix and many others for what became a legendary lineup and even though heavy rains in the unexpected numbers turned it into something of a mud fest the euphoria of freedom prevailed.

joel: dimitri mandala created it. -- me tree mendelev. created thehe greatest chart in business history. spreading the coverage over a couple of weeks, it is a double issue. i know i cannot ask you to pick a favorite, but is there a story that you thought, this is exactly what i envisioned. joel: they are all special, but remarks on opening why matter still matters is incredibly illuminating about why this is crucial for business, and i think austin's story about the jewelry guy is amazing. -- we had pitches for helium, everybody loves helium. carol: it was describing the existential crisis of party city. joel: your balloons will not be hanging on the ceiling, they will be hanging on the floor. jason: the special elements issue is interactive online. carol: that is where you can search for stories by elements on the table, and find a virtual remarks, whyh his do periodic table elements are more important than ever. peter: hello, i'm peter coy. you might has well thought about what does the bloomberg businessweek magazine know about the er

and dimitri prac cause of could lose everything prosecutors are pushing to take away custody of the youngest of their 2 children. shooting mostly we love our children. and we just hope this won't break our family apart we. should little the family's lawyer says the case against her clients seems to have been put together very quickly. this is a case where they're trying to take away parental rights from people who have 2 children and who have always been exemplary parents it's hard to understand not just the rush but also this attempt to meddle in family business. the couple say the accusations against them are based on this footage which was aired on russian state t.v. the video seems to showed me of handing his young son to an activist prosecutors say the demonstrator used the child as a shield to avoid arrest because of says he was just letting a close friend hold his baby. the legal case is one of many brought against protesters who took part in unauthorized rallies in recent weeks. demonstrators of inciting mass on rest but critics say the cases are politically motivated police detained

his name is dimitri simes and he now has the floor. microphone. >> first of all thank you very much for accepting our invitation. and thank you for what i consider truly to be a great presentation and are a lot of things you said that i entirely agree with. if i disagree with you somewhere on the russian position, i will say without any sense of setback because i don't know what the russian position is. because it's very clear that we know what they are not prepared to allow. it's not very clear what they really want. if they want to recognize -- as an independent republic, donbass could do it. you could say well, there would be new sanctions. i don't think unreasonable because they are not prepared to pay for it the things you describe the russian opinion on that conflict quite eloquently. there was an element of pride. it's now not as strong as before, but russia is going through a period of economic hardship and their willingness to pay for donbass, how to put it, is amenable at best. they also probably have enough military power to

>>dimitri andre chiang co being arrested, he was wearing military fatigues and body armor you see him there. authorities say he was armed with tactical weapons more than a 100 rounds of ammunition and armed off-duty firefighter detained him until police took him into custody. no shots fired nobody was injured. it is not by the way against the law for people over 19 to openly carry guns in missouri as long as the guns were legally obtained. walmart is removing violent video game displays after the 2 recent shootings in its stores. officials say the move is meant to show respect for the incidents. >>it does not change what games are available for sale walmart promise to quote thoughtful and deliberate response to the shootings earlier this week. so hope that what that she would change to bring change his source policies on selling firearms. walmart is one of the world's largest sellers of guns and ammunition, its policies on those sales remain unchanged, just the father of michael brown, the unarmed 18 year-old shot and killed by a missouri police officer case reopened michael brown sen

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gio ben december >> reporter: tonight dimitri andreychenko in jail on charges of making a terrorist threat after setting off fears of a mass shooting. >> male wearing a bulletproof vest and ar around his neck has just walked into the store, and is recording himself. >> reporter: just after 4:00 p.m. thursday the 20-year-old walked into this walmart in springfield, missouri, dressed in body armor, carrying an assault rifle. police say he had 100 rounds of ammunition. a store manager pulling the fire alarm, sending customers fleeing outside. >> i realized it wasn't a hunting rifle, that it was an assault rifle. and that really scared me. >> reporter: minutes later, a bystander, julie belew, capturing this terrifying scene, the suspect walking right towards her car with his hands up in the air. >> he's got a handgun in his waistband. >> i was about to get out of my car when i heard a voice off to my left say, "is that a rifle? is that a real rifle?" >> reporter: a former firefighter confronting andreychenko. he does not want to be identified. >> i drew my weapon, told him to put his hands in

. >> tonight dimitri anchanko is in jail after setting off fierce of a mass shooting.walked into a store dressed in body armor, carrying a assault weapon, carrying ammunition. he asked if wal-mart honored the second amendment and he said he wanted to protect himself. >> his gent intent was not to cause peace or comfort to anybody in the business here. in fact, he's lucky he's alive, still, to be honest. >> trevor: this kid walked into a wal-mart wearing full body armor and carrying a giant-ass gun and said it was a prank or experiment. i don't know how much he demonstrated the power of the second amendment but that was a very effective demonstration of white privilege, that's what that was, because i'm going to warn you now -- ( applause ) -- i will warn you now, do not try this shit if you are black. ( laughter ) or muslim. or one of those greek people who are super tanned. ( laughter ) i will say this, though, like, the kid has exposed how crazy open carry laws are. in many states, you can just walk around with an assault rifle and it's completely legal until the mom

my name is dimitri. i wonder if you could talk about india's relationship with russia, thank you. >> let me begin by this time taking a particular question on top indian talent and the concept of ranging we used a it but if you permit i will go back a few years and this is a story many of my colleagues -- i used to be attached to the education minister. he was drafting the education policy. it was a long time back and i asked him. so many of our best minds were educated in the best institutions in india, many institutions. a major brain drain, something we should do something to address and an interesting reply he gave. he said we are not in the business of restricting people. the economy doesn't have the capacity to involve so many people of that capacity. and there will be a time when people come back and bring their knowledge back. .. who are providing technology and many of them also sharing their expertise. we have a program which encourages and challenges some of the highly educated people to go ba

. >> good morning, dimitri, financial times. the move bymention japan to remove south korea from its white list. how important was that? do you think there was a national security justification? is there any more to be done on the remains in north korea that have been halted? mr. schriver: there are a lot of things we could talk about. in the defense department we are mostly concerned about how defense relations can be impacted. what has been done on each side on the export control issue as contributed to the rising tensions, i was saying earlier the first rule of a whole is when you are in one stop digging. we need each side to stop doing things that contribute to more tension and start to develop a mindset of how to be problem solvers and get out of this fix. the economic decision tensions.s to rising what we are concerned about at the department of defense is that this will bleed over into security issues which is a great concern. remainedmains, we have in communication with north korea. they hold more remains they could retu

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. > >>> the man who took a gun into walmart said he is foolish but not evil. 20-year-old dimitri andreid not get shot when he openly carried the rifle into a springfield, missouri store days after back-to-back mass shootings and was wearing body armor. he was arrested and charged with terrorist threats in the second-degree. >> i called walmart to make sure this was allowed. and they said it was. so no one looked like they were scared or frightened. there was no one screaming or getting trampled it just looked like a civil evacuation of the building. i want people to know i'm not a bad person. i would never, ever hurt anyone. >> it was foolish. i didn't give it thought. >> his lawyer told our affiliate he is a permanent resident and faces deportation if he is convicted. and that does it for me. i'm brooke baldwin, thanks for being here. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> is president trump's best re-election argument slipping away today. "the lead" starts right now. >>> the dow dives. hundreds of points in the fallout of president trump's trade war with china and a new wa

. >> dimitri from the financial times. >> over the summer you told your members that nancy pelosi was lockstep with you but still urge them to contact with people to measure it stayed that way. have you seen any tangible results? she is coming from some democrats who are in traditionally conservative districts who won in the last cycle to hold a vote this year on usmca the way it is now. are you convinced the democrats will stay together on this, or are you worried there will be a theture as we get closer to primaries? richard: i think she has done a remarkable job of keeping together a very diverse caucus. i think the democrats will stay in lockstep on trade because it is such an important issue for working people, and they represent working people. on the conservative side and the liberal side, they come together on that issue. 70% of the american public believes those trade agreements, particularly nafta, have been bad for this country. so it is easy to stay together on that. she has done a remarkable job, she has appointed a group of eight people to work with them. the house will

similarly, president vladimir putin's spokesman in moscow dimitri peskov has been humming that same tune telling reporters today that, quote, security is fully ensured. quote, all agencies that are competent in this situation are supporting the complete safety of russian citizens. "the washington post" has both a great editorial and some great reporting on this today, including from pulitzer prize-winning reporter will england who's writing on the crisis from moscow. he notes today that a russian federal agency as of today now admits to the radiation spikes. they admit that the defense ministry was wrong this weekend when they said there had been no increase in radiation. they're admitting in effect that the local city was correct when they said they had noticed a spike in radiation. that means they're implicitly admitting it was wrong for russian authorities to tell that city to take that information off their website since that information was in fact correct. today the government is confirming that in fact radiation levels spiked up to 16 times normal levels. but then reporter will en

. >> now, then, dimitri, you know how we've always talked about the possibility of something going wrongore "dr. strangelove" and after "dr. strangelove" because no one had seen anything that dry. the satire of it, in order to do it right, you had to do it completely straight. >> of course i like to speak to you. of course i like to say hello. >> on the surface, it was not supposed to scare anybody because it was a comedy when, in fact, it's not a comedy. the film really, really takes you to the end of the world. >> gentlemen, you can't fight in here. this is the war room. >> peter sellers was unbelievable as every character, but especially as dr. strangelove. >> peter sellers is what makes that film sing, that you can feet that stanley kubrick has somebody that he trusts to go completely off the rails and that he knows how to film it and contain it and use it for the purposes of the story. >> the whole point of the doomsday machine is lost if you keep it a secret. why didn't you tell the world, eh? >> when i first saw the film, i came out of that movie fearing nuclear war with the russi

an off-duty firefighter had held the suspect identified through jail records as 20-year-old dimitri shengoice arrived. that is the news update this hour, guys back downtown to you. >> thank you very much. >>> as we go to break, a check on the markets actually a actually trading down near lows. the dow down 224 right now the s&p off almost a full 1% the nasdaq down 1.2% that's pretty much majority of yesterday's gains at least at this hour backing often. more "squawk on the street," we will be on top of that when we return >>> president trump stopping to talk to reporters on his way out of town at white house lawn. let's listen >> we are doing very well with china. we're talking to china we're not ready to make a deal, but we'll see what happens we have been hurt by china for 25, 30 years nobody's done anything about it. we have no choice but to do away we're doing. it's working out very well, as you know we called them on manipulation and they brought their numbers back and they brought them back rapidly and they were able to do that because they manipulate but that's called monetary manip

aumentaron un 30% en el 2018 lo indica un reporte del centro de estudios sobre el odio y el extremismo >>> dimitria. estÁ acusado de hacer amenazas terroristas despuÉs del incidente el pasado 8 de agosto y dijo que estaba probando si wal-mart protege rÍa su derecho aportar armas al descubierto. otro asaltante el autor de la muerte de 9 personas de ohio estaba drogado y habÍa consumido cocaÍna y alcohol. asÍ lo revelÓ su autopsia. pero ademÁs la policÍa encontrÓ entre sus pertenencias una bolsa con cocaÍna y se sabe que el mark arma que llevaba y el chaleco se lo prestÓ un amigo. los mÁs recientes tiroteos ocurridos en estados unidos han avivado el debate en torno al control de las armas y la salud mental. al respecto el presidente donald trump dijo ante sus seguidores que se enfocarÁ buscar una soluciÓn al problema al reabrir instituciones para personas con problemas mentales no dijo mÁs es en su meting en new hampshire y aunque lo odien y amen tienen que votar por Él. >>> quienes ingresan legalmente a los estados unidos tienen que estar aquÍ bien para estados unidos la administraciÓn trump pondrÁ