does it go ahead, dimitri? well, of course, i would want to have relation to the partnership with the union. by the way, russia insisted on even using the term strategic partnership and agreement in the new on the mental document and the new from the foundational agreements with the urban union negotiation. so we start in 2014, but you are absolutely right. it's impossible. it's impossible to have good relations or a partnership or just more of a partnership with a way to do your opinion on for whole 2 major reasons. reasons, reason number one is the minority within the european union, precisely, poland to the baltic states also sometimes joined by a country like romania who is your advice. danny was with the movement. try to blog any river from on any improvement relations. and this can last started in 2014, it was long before i will remind you that back in 2006, poland, imposed vito only go stations between russia and the european union on the new strategic agreement. this veto was being cast for one year on

the ransom and i would say that's a policy goal that we should set and also do those things that dimitriely going after the perpetrators, woging to bring the crypto markets much more into alignment to trace the payments and track down those responsible for this ransomware so there's a lot of work between here and banning payment. >> reabout to what michael just said he said as he said as a short-term thing, banning ransomware -- excuse me, banning the payment of ransom to the ransomware people would be bad policy, but in the long run you've got to take away the incentive for those ransomware people to attack a company but in the meantime, companies, institutions, medical systems, hospitals, they could be frozen in place and it's not too much of a stretch to say lives could be lost. >> absolutely right. this has become a huge epidemic. it is one of the top national security issues that we face right now. look, we've been through this debate before in another arena with kidnappings and the u.s. government has had a policy for decades that families should not pay ransom to get their loved o

for instance, the russian invest, dimitri, it's cost is 2045 initiative. and to be very up a hologram body and an artificial brain. by the year 2045, it could have individual personalities uploaded onto it. nanotechnology and bank computer interfaces will supposedly make this possible. our model bodies will be replaced by technology will stay the life would be the part of a person that can speak, act, and think. do you think that could be possible in a few decades? the german author hands block and his co author move and see the week have been meeting people around the world who are working on digital mortality. the book is called the digital sold. you need to call the digital sol as the idea that because we leave behind so much online data every day. it's possible to create a digital so of international uniform. the algorithms, the artificial intelligence, can analyze online behavior to create something akin to a personality profile, which can continue to exist after we die when he was present. this is what many companies emerging around the world claimin

on tuesday, they rated the officers of opposition. politician, dimitri good cause. who was planning to run an upcoming parliamentary elections. now go into the next department. i've never felt so important before. there are 60 people working on our case today. we're not allowed to speak to everyone. thank you . good call for then we'll so arrested and some of his associates taken in for questioning. the question is, seems as if this is a personal case against the opposition figures to pressure them, push the mass of politics and prevent them from running. and the elections with such scenes repeating themselves all over russia. the opposition is bracing for a tough time before pose open in september. let's bring and d w. emily, sherwin in moscow for more on the story. hi emily. what is the latest that you're hearing on these arrests? well, the latest is that the people have out of has been placed in pre trial detention for the next 2 months. there's an ongoing investigation into him for working with an undesirable organization and he could actually face up to 6 years

surveillance video showing dimitris with a 9 millimeter illegal handgun. the video also shows how we walked up to an suv opened the door and pointed inside the vehicle. an undercover officer who was doing surveillance for a warrant on stanley in an armed robbery case. >> it's see the video. thanks a picture in the press have a narrative. illegal guns were involved. and so it's kind of hard to understand. with when you have little guns are often we just wish there had been some other way for this outcome to come maybe there's some hidden video, something we haven't seen yet, but. it's just a tragic case around the reverend says dimitris grew up locally over. i know he went to one of my high school here locally in san jose. i know he was athlete. know he was. >> a young man and an outstanding young man trying to survive in this community and what people don't understand time is up as young black. you have a hard time making that adjustment or finding jobs or working in nutty. i believe he was a young man. i was searching to find his path in life. >> the reve

surveillance video showing dimitris with a 9 millimeter illegal handgun. the video also shows how we walked up to an suv opened the door and pointed inside the vehicle. an undercover officer who was doing surveillance for a warrant on stanley in an armed robbery case. >> it's see the video. thanks a picture in the press have a narrative. illegal guns were involved. and so it's it's kind of hard to understand. with when you have little guns are often we just wish there had been some other way for this outcome to come maybe there's some hidden video, something we haven't seen it. but. it's just a tragic case around the reverend says dimitris grew up locally over. i know he went to one of my high school here locally in san jose. i know he was an athlete. and though he was. >> a young man and an outstanding young man trying to survive in this community and what people don't understand time is up as young black. you have a hard time making that adjustment or finding jobs or working nutty. i believe he was a young man. i was searching to find his path in life. >

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i put it to dimitri peskov, his spokesman, the fact there wasn't going to be a joint news conference which would be usual, and something the russiansed in they set out on this journey developing this summit was a major setback for russia. one of the reasons they wanted the summit is to show vladimir putin on an international stage sharing a platform with the u.s. president. but the kremlin pushed back on that saying that was not the reason that they were having this summit at all. take a listen to what dimitri peskov had to say. >> the state of relationship between our two countries and a critical level of our relationship that demands a summit between our two countries because this is the only way to -- this is the only way to arrange an evaluation of the situation, of our relationship, to prevent further -- further degradation. >> reporter: as to what can be achieved, the russians and kremlin saying don't get your hopes up or make expectations too high. >> matthew, thank you very much. >>> next, the family of georgia's secretary of state enduring death threats because of trump's bi

is try to inspire is not the someone who will keep pushing, keeping coverage, and his teammates, dimitri loaners to rent. and if anyone is off, he gets re, focus on generally goes down. well, from the law offices provider in the boone, just for the 2nd year running out anyways with an eye for a colleague. but his great strength is the precision of health movement tv. and it's about anticipating the situation. early recognition of where and when to run the course, the opposition defend the most problems before he started into the new year doing just that with a wrinkle. regularity and civil still full 7 direct goal involvements in this many gains by the start of february, minute and byron were leaving the competition behind me. this is the serial. when there was gallery with snapshots of a clean sweep in 2026, i taught within a year, winning the fee for club world comp. with the final element of a sensational sects to both only one coach has pulled that off before in his barcelona days. congratulations to all by your family for these incredible says, i came and i saw that shot free. how a

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for instance, the russian invested dimitry, its cost is 2045 initiative and to develop a hologram body and an artificial brain. by the year 2045, it could have individual personalities uploaded onto it. nanotechnology and bank computer interfaces will supposedly make this possible. model bodies would be replaced by technology will stay the life would be the part of a person that can speak, act, and think. you think that could be possible in a few decades. the german author hands block and his co author move and he's a week have been meeting people around the world well working on digital immortality. the book is called the digital soul. you need because digital soul is the idea that because we leave behind so much online data every day, it's possible to create a digital so of internet users. in the algorithms, the artificial intelligence can analyze online behavior to create something akin to a personality profile which can continue to exist after we die when he was present . this is what's many companies emerging around the world claiming to feel it's reminiscent of religion. but inst

. >> reporter: dimitri, an expert on u.s. russian relations that both sides want a productive summit. >> both russia and the united states are interested in a certain stabilization or i would even say freezing of the confrontation. >> reporter: they also took aim at china, saying, it's assertive behavior presents challenges to the rules-based international order. >> russia and china are both seeking to drive a wedge in our transatlantic solidarity. >> reporter: the statement though did call for a constructive dialogue with china, specifically on climate change. ian lee, cbs news, london. >>> a statement from the nato leaders put more emphasis on china than it has in the past. likely because of china's recent military buildup and actions in parts of the world closer to europe, like africa and the mediterranean sea. >>> back here in the bay area, taking live look at oakland this morning, where a plan for another pro sports team in town is taking shape. a business group wants the coliseum site, to bring a w nba team tokeland are

police have released a well known opposition politician from custody after holding him for 2 days. dimitri good coff has been planning to run in september's parliamentary elections. russian authorities have been cracking down on descent recently ahead of the elections. us intelligence officials say there is no evidence that a series of identified objects seen by navy pilots were alien spacecraft. as, according to the new york time, putting a report to be sent to congress. officials said that the aerial phenomena were not secret us technology, but could have come from a rival power. watching d w news still to come on the program returning to live in the shadow of africa. most active volcano, people in goma asked why they weren't given more warnings before their homes were swept away. the sri lanka is struggling to contain the environmental damage from a wrecked cargo ship which has been leaking hazardous waste into the ocean. the express pearl is struck off shore, near the capital colombo, where it partially sank, following a day's long fire sri lanka, plans to sue the ships operator. thoug

we're trying to confirm information regarding an armed robbery suspect dimitri stanley officials say one of the detectives was walking on tossed dryland stanley came out of his house holding a handgun now that detective ran off to avoid a confrontation stanley then put the gun into his waistband and was seen walking along the street passing by the other undercover officer in an unmarked dark suv. you can see in this video stanley walks by the car once stops and pulls out a 9 millimeter ghost gun with legal high capacity extended magazine. he then walks back towards the car opens the door and points the gun at the undercover officer. that's when the officer shot and killed stanley the police chief, a lease the home surveillance video after protest and misinformation stating the suspect was armed. >> the undercover officers involved in the incident were not wearing body cameras due to the non enforcement nature their assignment that evening. there was no plan to arrest or make contact with stanley. or to take any enforcement action whatsoever. when our covert officers engaged in appreh

for instance, the russian invested, dimitri, its cost is 2045 initiative and to develop a hologram body and an artificial brain by the year 2045. it could have individual personalities uploaded onto it. nanotechnology and bank computer interfaces. will supposedly make this possible. our model bodies would be replaced by technology will stay the life would be the part of a person that can speak, act, and think. do you think that could be possible in a few decades? the german author hands block and his co author move and he's a week, have been meeting people around the world well working on digital immortality. the book is called the digital sold. you need to kind of digital sol as the idea that because we leave behind so much online data every day. it's possible to create a digital so of internet users. in the algorithms, the artificial intelligence can analyze unless behavior to create something akin to a personality profile states with which can continue to exist after we die when he was present. this is what many companies emerging around the world, claiming on feeling it's reminiscen

and regular challenges to the status quo in america aren't is dimitri polk takes a look back at his life. john mack, of, he was a color full personality to say the least. a rabble with a biography that reads like a hollywood script. eccentric millionaire computers, viruses, anti virus software, crypto currencies, drugs bo chases, paragliding promoter of numerous conspiracy theories. us presidential candidate, officially accused of arms smuggling and even murder before escaping abroad. these were all parts of his life which ended in a no less unusual fashion in a jail cell in barcelona. mere hours after a court agreed to extradite him to the us to face tax evasion charges. now the theories are pouring in. was it a suicide to draw negative attention to the government? was it even a suicide at all? which is the official cause of death given by spain, or was it murder wish, mcafee repeatedly warned about guessing subtle messages from us. officials saying, in effect, were coming for you, mcafee. we're going to kill yourself. i got to talk to you today just in case if i suicide myself, i didn'

that's according to several russian football officials and even russian president spokesman dimitry passed off, who insisted that sports must stay out of politics. by the way. for said that they have nothing against the map who indeed, euro 2020 kicks off in rome on friday night. the football fans flock to stadiums across europe or. busy be at a limited capacity arenas the world health organization is urging people to remain vigilant. it's launched on information campaign, alongside unicef, highlighting ways to reduce the risk of cobra, 1900 infection. they are warning that despite the tourism sector, no, slowly reopening, people still need to exercise caution when troubling and avoid confined or crowded spaces. my colleague, greece, who she spoke with, rob butler, director of the w. h o regional office for europe. he said people need to bear in mind the optic in cases last summer. last year we were in exactly the same place and we saw a phenomenal resurgence covered following the summer. so this time we want to really take that lesson. there are only 400000000, i say only, but 400000000 p

that's according to several russian football officials and even russian president spokesman. dimitri passed off, who insisted that sports must stay out of politics. by the way, for said that they have nothing against them. ap euro 2020 kicks off in rome on friday night. and as football fans flocked to stadiums across europe, although a limited capacity arenas the world health organization is urging people to remain vigilant. it's launched in information campaign alongside unicef, highlighting ways to reduce the risk of cobra. 1900 infection there, warning that despite the tourism sector now slowly reopening, people still need to exercise caution when traveling and avoid confined or crowded spaces. my colleague, rory sushi, i spoke with rob butler, the director of the w. h o regional office for europe and he says people need to bear in mind the uptake in cases last summer. last year we were in exactly the same place. and we saw a phenomenal resurgence covered following the summer. so this time we want to really take that lesson. there are only 400000000, i say only, but 400000000 prac

dinners, where their hosts coff up large sums of money for the privilege of being lectured ortiz, dimitri park can tell us more. on this episode of things crazy people do, white liberal women line up to pay $5000.00 for a dinner where 2 women of color berate them on how races they are. sounds like a lot of fun. now i'm sure some of you are confused by the concept or pal, something like this came to be. so here it is. it's all organized by 2 people, regina jackson, who was black and say, you're a row who identifies as indian american. if you're wondering what kind of people, jackson and ro are, well, here's a few quotes. we all know about white women's to use. it has caused the tears of 100, maybe even thousands of black people. and it's still a weapon. white people would rather die than tell the truth about white supremacy racism and the role in both. yeah, a lovely bunch. anyway, once upon a time they got into an argument about race with a white friend over dinner. much to their surprise, a few months later, the woman they had the argument with said she actually enjoyed it and asked for

he will be even less powerful than your own. dimitry meant that was when he took over as president. why about him is put in service. he's prime minister considerable power and so will bennett to veto, won't he? well, not really. there will be a decision making cabinet cabinet. and bennett is only going. busy to control 6 votes, 110th of the coalition, he will be most a 1st among equals. he will not be head and shoulders above all the other partners. what stop netanyahu from? from coming out of top this time around a mirror where contradictions within the coalition that he tried to forge, for instance, these particular arab least was willing to join the town, you know, rather than his rival. but he was vetoed by another. religious or national religious party within the coalition, so he couldn't make ends meet either he went left with the arabs or writes with the religious party and he could get to more than 59. he was missing 2 crucial votes. tried to get the factors from other poppies, but eventually as you say, an extraordinary night and a big 10 days ahead are. so a mere thanks ve

so his art is dimitri palate, reports next. the media narrative has changed along with that of the new administration. if you ever wondered why trust in mainstream media is in the gutter, well, it's because of stuff like this. well, i've looked into this and other journalists look into this as well as scientists. and there really is very little evidence. it's on the outer bounds of possibility, but really so unlikely that you could say prevents that definitely that it's not the case. there's indications that biologist in the will and institute got sick in november with a and the onus. so they are increasing signs that the issue of or ology may well be the source. so basically after over here of calling the theory that cove it originated in a lab in china, a fringe conspiracy, and even stating it, had been completely debunked by scientists. now they're like, well it's not that it was completely untrue. we just didn't like it because trump was saying it, we don't need to in go conspiracy theories. ready president trump and secret

i think if i'd read this before coming here, i might stay for 15 years. dimitris, to be honest, it's scary, stuff and terror the terror threat. russia is not exactly the only country effected by that. is it? obviously not, of course, terrorism does happen in russia, but kind of rarely, i mean, yes, we saw the situation because over a month ago. but more often than not these stories about the headings, knife attack settings, killings. they're not coming most of the time from russia. they're coming from countries like the u. s. the u. k. in germany, france. yet somehow, none of these countries have been designated as a level for threats. apparently, according to the state department of the mythical threat. terrorists and russia is far greater than everything that's been happening in europe over the past few years . here's just a few examples of open to terrorism investigation. after a police employee was stab to death at the police station near paris. this is the 3rd terror attack in just over a month in french news tonight about the deadly terror attack outside of paris. perhaps we sh

also the slow pace of the vaccination, and besides is dimitri pass golf mentioned something that what he called the flying nature of the virus itself. so it all looks like we're heading towards a massive campaign for the whole population to be vaccinated. new measures are being introduced in one of the senior medical officials here in russia said that possibly mandatory vaccination is something that we should be waiting for in various regions. of rush only a couple of days ago. sorry. so bad in the mayor of the russian capital announced that in the service sector, 60 percent of the staff members will have to get the 1st component of the vaccine by july, the 15th. all right, i'll leave her trying her. thank you. well, you are watching aussie international. it's good to have you with us today is still a last to come on the program. a new poll revealing that a majority of american c, so called a critical race theory in a rather unfavorable light. the numerous states moving to find it in schools. that story and many more global headlines in just a moment. i when i would show the same wron

for instance, the russian investor, dimitri its cost is 2045 initiative and to develop a hologram body and an artificial brain by the year 2045. it could have individual personalities are bloated onto it. nanotechnology and bank computer interfaces will supposedly make this possible model bodies will be replaced by technology will stay the life would be the part of a person that can speak, act, and think. do you think that could be possible in a few decades? the german author hands block and his co author move and see the week have been meeting people around the world. we're working on digital mortality. the book is called the digital sold. you need to digital sol as the idea that because we leave behind sandwich online data every day. it's possible to create a digital so of internet users. in upon the algorithms, the artificial intelligence can analyze online behavior to create something akin to a personality profile, which can continue to exist after we die when he was present. this is what many companies emerging around the world, claiming on feeling it's reminiscent of religion dun

but the police did not stop there on tuesday, they rated the offices of opposition. politician, dimitri good cause, who is planning to run an upcoming parliamentary elections. now go into the next department. i've never felt so important before. there are 60 people working on our case today. we're not allowed to speak to everyone. thank you. good call was then we'll so arrested on some of his associates taken in for questioning . the question if seems as if this is a personal case against opposition, figures to pressure them, push the massive politics and prevent them from running in the elections. with such scenes, repeating themselves all over russia. the opposition is bracing for a tough time before pose open in september. let's bring it to be used, emily? sure. when in moscow, for more on the story. hi, emily. what is the latest that you're hearing on these arrests? well, the latest is that andre people have out of, has been placed in pre trial detention for the next 2 months. there's an ongoing investigation into him for a working with an undesirable organization. and he could actu

with stories of humans remotely controlling for instance, nuclear power plants and vehicles are t. dimitri poke has a story and themes that whenever someone merely mentions micro chip implants, a lot of people freak out. everyone starts rushing to doomsday prophecies and conspiracy theories suggesting that people will be forcibly implanted with micro chips by an overbearing government. well, some russian media and now suspect that brain sharp research might have existed or could even still exist in the russian government. and this all started when the education ministry unexpectedly released a statement saying that a brain ship research project was abandoned last year after being deemed impractical. everybody started freaking out because everyone was shocked and surprised to learn that such a thing existed in the 1st place. while r t reached out for comment to the ministry, and here's what they said. the ministry of education and science presently has new programs dedicated to brain implants. there was no financing plans. the research group working under the ministry currently starting mat

but the police did not stop there on tuesday, they rated the offices of opposition. politician, dimitri good cause who was planning to run an upcoming parliamentary elections. now go into the next department. i've never felt so important before. there are 60 people working on our case today. when i'm alive, i'll speak to everyone. thank you. good call for then we'll so arrested on some of his associates taken in for questioning. the question is, please, if this is a personal case against the opposition figures to pressure them, push the massive politics and prevent them from running in the elections. with such scenes, repeating themselves all over russia. the opposition is bracing for a tough time before pose open in september. and for more on this, we are joined now by de w correspondent, emily show when in moscow, emily, welcome. what's the latest you're hearing about these a breath? well, we know that a good cough and under the 2 out of are both quite high profile opposition. figures here in russia and their allies say that this is a political campaign against the whole opposition. o

descriptions and absurd reasons why russia is the bad guy. dmitri, thanks for taking us throughout ortiz. dimitri polk will the move we've just been speaking, but also follows russia decision to put the u. s. on its list of on friendly countries along with the check republic, former us marine corps intelligence officer, scott ritter, so he's the stable. i'm predictable relations with russia that washington keeps talking about. doesn't equal friendship. it clearly is a political move because russia is not this dangerous, is afghans dance, syria, and another nations that are engaged in ongoing conflicts? i believe it's more of a retaliatory measure taken in response to russia listing the united states as, as an enemy. the lighthouse is very careful with his words. predictable and stable does not mean friendly. under no circumstances, does it mean friendly, means predictable and stable? united states has painted russia as, as an adversary, not as a friend, but what it wants to ensure is that, like perhaps during the cold war era where the united states and the soviet union were not friendly, were ad

on tuesday they rated the offices of opposition politician, dimitri good cove, who was planning to run in upcoming parliamentary elections. were now going to the next apartment. i've never thought so important before. there are 60 people working in our case today, and i'm allowed, i'll speak to everyone. thank you. good cause was then also arrested and some of his associates taken in for questioning. the question is the themes as if this is a personal case against opposition? figures to pressure them, push them out of politics and prevent them from running an election. what i've done it with such scenes repeating themselves all over russia. the opposition is bracing for a tough time before pulls open in september. now, germany's national disease control agency has lowered the country's corona virus risk status. as the 3rd wave of infection subside, the risk level goes from very high to high. despite this health officials have emphasized that germany is still in the middle of a pandemic. regardless of declining cases and progress with vaccination, the spring sunshine and outdoor dining