at blast furnace number 5 dimitri can cause night shift is coming to an end. he takes a pragmatic view of his work to be there with a new boy in which the plant didn't exist my life would be a lot harder than yes i'm healthy and i have a good head on my shoulders and you realize that what the law i could travel and earn money elsewhere but it would be more difficult. i'd have to search a lot and move often. not that everything here has been easy i pad to work hard every year to get a raise to senior me. many people in chatter think like dimitri nearly one 5th of russia's steel is produced here more than 35000 of the city's 315000 residents are employed in the steel business they earn an average 70000 rubles a month the equivalent of 900 euros nearly double what people are in in many other professions here in china pontiacs. ago at the the stable incomes and social benefits here are the reason people are peaceful the business grew up the worry that you would there's no unrest or protest here i mean it is that we have any peace because of them near their wards m

at blast furnace number 5 dimitri con cause night shift is coming to an end. he takes a pragmatic view of his work to be slower than your boy in which the plant didn't exist my life would be a lot harder than yes i'm healthy and i have a good head on my shoulders and you realize that what the law i could travel and earn money elsewhere but it would be more difficult. i'd have to search a lot and move often. not that everything here has been easy there's the i pad to work hard every year to get a raise those who know me. many people in chappaqua vs think like dmitri nearly one 5th of russia's steel is produced here more than 35000 of the city's 315000 residents are employed in the steel business they earn an average 70000 roubles a month the equivalent of 900 euros nearly double what people are in in many other professions here in china pontiacs. to go at the the stable incomes and social benefits here are the reason people are peaceful the business agree with the word that you would there's no unrest or protest here. we have any piece of them near the worst mr

dimitri khan carved is a process technician at blast furnace number 5 which is bigger than any blast furnace in europe. it's a fiery giant more than $100.00 metres high. iron ore and coke are let in at the top of the structure. at the bottom it spews out molten crude iron. 13 and a half 1000 tons every day. a sub and i said what's special about our blast furnace is that it runs all year long day and night. the furnace is nicknamed 7 again kind which translates roughly as nordic beauty although said that a young because heat isn't very nordic. victim is it her job is to give us the smelting product and crude iron. bars or get baths the material we earn our money with it and we're going to. just next do it the crude or pink ira is clean. pressed and she. to me it seems to make steel a material that is essential in areas ranging from construction to the gas industry . it's also central to economic life and a symbol of russia's heavy industry. so that's a symbol of that i started here when i was 20 right after the army yeah it wasn't a random decision sales of lamplight back then this wa

is headed by dimitri castle yet of american intelligence believes that a program i hosted in 2011 on a local russian channel influenced the u.s. election for addition teligent believes the script polls were poisoned by and petro so that's good news she went on to say that with such intelligence services russia has little to worry about so here to weigh in on the european front former u.k. m.p. george galloway so george i did not originally intend for this to be a comical segment between us but as life would have it it has become a comedy it's a farce this dimitry can still have guy whom they claimed was effectively my boss and mind you i have worked with our party for over 6 years now i had never heard of this guy before today i had to google him so i guess my question to you is george why did it be any p.l.p. do the same thing they'd have discovered that he runs another russian media outlet . well in the words of oscar wilde you'd have to have a heart of stone not to laugh a little a lot via flexing its muscles trying to lead the european union on our merry down soft censorship and

with us to talk about this and all that has happened this weekend, dimitri roeb ertz, former chicagopolice officer, mary hooks, activist and founding member of black lives matter atlanta. good morning to both of you. mary, let's begin with your feelings about and your read after we saw the tragic killings of rashard brooks. >> thank you for having me. what we're seeing is decades and generations of folks who have borne witness to the rotten system of policing, who are not going to be bought out by the reform and realize we need outright, you know, ultimate transformation, and so what we're also seeing is folks who are watching people get killed and murdered in the street by the hands of the people that we pay. you are seeing folk who believe in a different world, and believe that something else must be possible, and i think what we're also seeing is, you know, this institution that many argue is critical and necessary for our communities, continue to be delegitimized not because of what we do but by what they do at every hand. >> dimitri, for anyone who watched the 22 minutes of vide

off and 2 of his associates reimburse the state for the missing $1900000.00 kremlin spokesman and dimitri has responded to the verdict by calling for further investigations the spending of state funded arts organizations. figures within russia's liberal arts scene have criticized the trial as politically motivated d.w. spoke with some of them outside the moscow courtroom. but like came here because this trial isn't about the money it is a trial about creative freedom about whether it can exist in russia or not it's mushroom if. you believe your beautiful is abused and scared for my family they don't deserve this no one deserves and justice this nastiness but especially not my family has been with us you will this give me even the spears. there's only government blood horror madness i don't even know where this case came from adult putin himself because i'm not about to come up with it. was a sports now and in football liverpool fans are still celebrating after securing the english premier league title after a 30 year wait after chelsea ended manchester city's championship bit and confirme

the witness statements severely incriminates dimitri pavlyuchenko a highly decorated officer in the belarus ministry of internal affairs as did the man who deployed to soap a special unit as a death squad to also murder the opposition politicians. we soldiers were just carrying out orders we only arrested the man when. we didn't pull the trigger we didn't carry out the liquidation order. that he was the one who pulled the trigger. eyewitness is not obliged to incriminate himself therefore some doubts still remain as to what actually happened the families of those left behind continue to demand justice for the events of 20 years ago gorecki has a message for them but most of all for the relatives of the dead. here but in the free screenings by express my deepest condolences. i was involved in these matters and i offer my apologies and i can show you where they are buried on the matter you know the haranguing that got everything else depends on you and the judicial system in belarus a lot of this is similar to her and some. words of remorse which need to be processed. on the hook to till then

during these past etiquette you know as we have seen the working relationship between he and dimitri together they have been able to create a network also in war you know conservative he you know especially. back a president and he's also or as i said earlier you know going to decide on a kind of politics this country was also that brought him to see movement that has been beaten over time. because we have a we can do more at the institution we have a certain political party in the past that might not be you know willing to to go to before i refer to you know for example to cripple the uk from the shinawatra or she could have done a lot during his but obviously i think what what we have seen you know during during the last days that kathleen wanted to reconcile with the consulate rather than to be serious seriously about what i say to the process so what i'm saying is that we have the democracy is we have we move men and asked every then today yes a number of protests in bangkok argument station i would say that you know perhaps maybe less than 50 people out there but it gets them ha

dimitri — who is running this — every morning, he will give one jar gratitude, language but with intentionstupid" — the otherjar he will take no notice of. after two months, the rice that has had love goes more kind of florally fermented sweet, sometimes golden. the one that has had the abuse is like an old cheese. and the one that has been ignored is like human poo with vinegar. i will show you this as well. a vibration generator. you apply different frequencies to it. here, there is a speaker. you put water in and you apply different frequencies. it is a tibetan singing bowl. so we have been baking nut milk and ice cream and tea and coffee and we have been applying different frequencies either though — out here — using tuning forks... tuning fork sound vibrations. and applying those to the liquid that we cook with. there is a noticeable difference. listen, heston, this has been... brilliant. thank you so much for your time. thanks. ok, before we go, wejust had to get our hands on some tech. a few months back, we sent our resident baker, omar mehtab, to play sous chef to an ai controlled

dimitri likes his job his family and his president. is 73 and goes i skated on like by car she sings old songs from times when life was better. but they come out 7 of the governor was a mug or just some of. the yard stare gradually. use of the bodies but i was touched by a patrol which he lives in the north of the tundra he saves the old women with his train and transports them out of their faraway villages of the united to defend it is dying out just like the old people and i feel sorry for them that they did he does it from the good of his heart he doesn't and anything from it but he doesn't anyway because he wants to help. young and old. rich and poor. different ethnicities and religions. the protagonists telefone stories openly and honestly. they are russia strutting tradition and an unknown future. jury you are such a good storyteller i mean russia has never been as interesting as it is when you are telling the story i understand you filmed this series before the coronavirus crisis began in russia how much has changed. absolutely

division chairman of the party of changes and former assistant to the independent member of parliament dimitri good calls a warm welcome to you all i'll start 1st of all with you andre why is part of a putin go to so much effort to make it look like these constitutional changes are in a sense democratic why given that veneer. first before he is. willing to. make the main thing in his life is to continue program of changes what he's considering the program of changes and he needs as much as possible in just a musician of continuation of his work as a president of the russian federation of course now with the option of this amendments they can stay op till who are 2036 the longest in the history of soviet union and russia bought the problem is what will happen around him what kind of people will follow him to that is they'd because many of them are quite conservatives and not willing to make serious changes jim why do you think vladimir putin wants to give this a democratic the near if you like to these constitutional changes. well i think it's more than just giving it a democratic or near i thi

owner dimitri syrkinnikolau. tryou transitioned from pizza to also making what?> also making face shields. >> reporter: the two don't really seem connected. >> that sure don't. >> reporter: they're >> reporter: they're baking face shields in their pizza oven, melting acrylic, molding it and adding straps. >> people don't expect that from a pizza shop. het yeah, that's the old world. we're in the new world now, and that is what was needed. >> reporter: after losing 70% of their revenue during the shutdown, producing p.p.e. saved two jobs. saved two jobs, including maquisha byrd's >> it took a lot of weight off my shoulders, because right now this is my only source of income. >> reporter: they supplied hospitals and businesses. >> she's wearing her face shield and her mask. >> reporter: eight-year-old melody baynes ordered in bulk. >> thank you so very much. >> thank you. thank you. >> we need more people to help, because there's a lot of people in this world, so we want to help them to stay safe. >> collectiveism i >> collectivism is important. we have to take car

dimitri, who is running this, every morning, he would give one jar gratitude, language but with intention rise that has had love goes more floor really fermented sweet, sometimes golden, the one that has had the abuse is like an old cheese and the one that has been ignored is like human who with vinegar. i will show you this as well. a vibration generator. you apply different frequencies to it. here, there is a speaker. you put water in and you apply different frequencies. it is a tibetan singing bowl. so we have been baking nut milk and ice cream and tea and coffee and we have been applying different frequencies using tuning forks... and applying those to the liquid we took with. there is a noticeable difference. listen, this has been... brilliant. thank you so much for your time. thanks. ok, before we go, we just had to get our hands on some tech. a few months back, we sent our resident baker to play sous chef to an ai controlled pizza robot and this is what happened. pizza, arguably the comfy just of comfort foods and eaten by millions daily around the world. and this one here was put

so far we get to open tomorrow finally so it's awesome dimitri cup lanise owns demetrius tavern a the restaurant has been offering meals to go to stay afloat right now customers to order takeout are welcome to eat their food outside but come friday. >>this will be full service for outdoor dining. >>and it will be shared with 4 restaurants came together and we. >>forming some kind of unity here and it's awesome week we're here to help each other moran owens has or he says friday's reopening feels like the first day of business we are close 14 months and we just happy to be opening in alameda county is the last county in the bay area to implement outdoor dining fork a plan is seeing other parts of the state reopen gave a glimmer of hope i got a bunch of friends in sacramento, they opened up way before us and >>and took a lot ideas from them. >>you know how they spaced out there are some social distancing is the number one concern is actually all of us are prince single be reopening 3 of the beer baron locations in the county it's almost like opening. restaurants the restaurants on the s

the emirates he saw that meeting as a as a way of creating a back channel between putin this guy dimitry of and trumps you didn't they i don't think so i was there to talk to the iraqis about somalia and some of the other problem areas that we did help with before it was also about iran you know and it was so how did you end up with a with a russian oligarch who runs the russian direct investment fund and is seen by the iraqis as the messenger to putin they call him well as i recall the immoralities were investors in that fund and any fund manager any fund manager tends to travel to where their lp their investors. need to be but what we chatting about with the russian dude. i've talked about in testimony and that's all i meant to say but it was just a kind of accidental meeting. yes even though georgia nader your fund raising like i've said before it lasted one beer which doesn't take me very long. so you flew halfway around the world to a secret meeting in the seychelles to have one beer with. i was there to see the american leadership that's not what georgia nader seems to be telling t

so far we get to open tomorrow finally so it's awesome dimitri cup lanise owns demetrius tavern at the restaurant has been offering meals to go to stay afloat right now customers to order takeout are welcome to eat their food outside but come friday. >>this will be full service for outdoor dining. >>and it will be shared with 4 restaurants came together and we. >>forming some kind of unity here and it's awesome week we're here to help each other owns azul he says friday's reopening feels like the first day of business we were close 14 month and we're just happy to be opening in alameda county is the last county in the bay area to implement outdoor dining 4 cup line is seeing other parts of the state reopen gave a glimmer of hope got a bunch of friends in sacramento, they opened up way before us and >>and took a lot ideas from them. >>you know how they spaced out there are some social distancing is the number one concern is actually all of us are prints single be reopening 3 of the beer baron locations in the county it's almost like opening. restaurants the restaurants on the same day b

. >> what do you make of russia's denial, dimitri pes cough, vladimir putin's spokesperson spoke to keir simmons and called the allegations, the intelligence b.s. >> that sounds like something russia would say. of course they're going to deny it. that's what russia does. but that's also why we have professional men and women that have spent their careers and dedicated their life to finding out this information, getting good information to congress, to theel a el arrelevant committee department of defense and the president so we can make our own decisions. we should never just listen to what russia has to say and take that at face value. i know the president has said repeatedly that vladimir putin has denied russian interference in the 2016 election, but of course all of our intelligence agencies and law enforcement agencies, including a senate intelligence committee run by republicans, has confirmed that indeed they have meddled in our elections in the past. so we shouldn't be listening to what vladimir putin and all of his minions have to say. >> the white house has been notoriously unc

sanctions aimed at dimitri who runs the russia today news agency not despite the similarity in names egos other reports. the lottery has banned r.t. some 7 or r.t. channels on its soil this includes r.t. arabic r.t. spanish or r.t. documentary for instance but what is interesting is white because they didn't just slap a boiler plate reason like calling r.t. from and sponsored propaganda no they have said that while r t is headed by a man who is under european sanctions and therefore the channel has to be van but r t is not how did it by a man at all artes headed by a woman her name is margarita simonyan and she's the editor in chief but the person that the lothian government have in mind is neutral and he's the head of a russian news agency which name translates into english as russia today but again r.t. is just r.t. now it has been just artsy for many years no longer is called russia today and moreover these are 2 separate companies indeed the news agency did establish artsy some 15 years ago but since then not only the agency changed its name but also the 2 companies went to separ

so far we get to open tomorrow finally so it's awesome dimitri cup lanise owns demetrius tavern at the restaurant has been offering meals to go to stay afloat right now customers to order takeout are welcome to eat their food outside but come friday. >>this will be full service for outdoor dining. >>and it will be shared with 4 restaurants came together and we. >>forming some kind of unity here and it's awesome week we're here to help each other owns azul he says friday's reopening feels like the first day of business we were close 14 months and we just happy to be opening in alameda county is the last county in the bay area to implement outdoor dining 4 cup line is seeing other parts of the state reopen gave a glimmer of hope i got a bunch of friends in sacramento, they opened up way before us and >>and took a lot ideas from them. >>you know how they spaced out there are some social distancing is the number one concern is actually all of us are prince single be reopening 3 of the beer baron locations in the county it's almost like opening. restaurants the restaurants on the same day b

instead, the spokesperson for the kremlin, dimitri peskov, telling me that it is all lies, blaming the, and as our interview went on, getting more and more forceful. this begins with an excerpt from me. >> if russia was paying money to reward members of the taliban for the killing of american soldiers, would you consider that to be an act of aggression by russia? would you see that as serious as that? >> i wouldn't -- i don't think that the situation is possible ever. so this is really ridiculous. this is really ridiculous to spread this kind of information. >> you don't think that -- well, if it did happen, do you believe it would -- >> you know, maybe i can say, but this is 100% bull [ bleep ]. it's nondiplomatic thing, but it's bull [ bleep ]. >> that's strong. >> as simple as that. >> so impactful language, katy, and here's another aspect of that interview i think is going to hit people. dimitri peskov, president putin's spokesperson, using president trump's tweet suggesting that there is suspicion over whether this intelligence is accurate, using that tweet to say that we shouldn'