dimitri salumi of it and the reno with both at the meeting they're also afraid of retaliation. but that and willing to accept moscow simply dumping their trash problem on them. quickly. but. people are free to speak out. of going to the police say their opinions at home in the kitchen when only their wives are listening. but we have to be engaged otherwise they won't listen to us how will they know if we don't speak openly. it's a tricky situation though they know they might be repercussions they want to fight the poisoning of the environment and the threat it poses to their family because of . many good or we're not heroes when parents. are fighting so that our children can have a clean place to live. but time said we're fighting for the rights of our families for the residents of colombia that is the room which is really if we just want to live in our beautiful city and not worry any more about how we'll live in spring. i don't bark we're all afraid to be snoring i since thrush. dimitri drives in reno home through the historic city center they pass orthodox churches and monas

we tried to contact the russian billionaire dimitri ruble of love. preferred not to comment. eve bouvier was indicted in monaco in february two thousand and fifteen for fraud and complicity in money laundering the investigation is still ongoing. but in the collection there were two other paintings that would cause trouble. in september two thousand and fifteen the billionaire posed with these two gosh is which like the rest of his collection he bought from eve bouvier the russian is beaming with joy. he thought he had done good business with these two portraits of checking because his last wife spanish woman with a fan and woman arranging her hair. but an unexpected figure came along to spoil the party. catherine. one of the causes heiresses jacqueline's daughter. she found a complaint for theft and suspected each movie of being involved in the fencing of the two paintings sold to rebuild of lev along with fifty eight drawings. a judge in paris issued an international warrant for bouvier's arrest. the art dealer was suddenly being sought by police forces all over the world. y

we tried to contact the russian billionaire dimitri ruble of. preferred not to comment. eve bouvier was indicted in monaco in february two thousand and fifteen for fraud and complicity in money laundering the investigation is still ongoing. but in the collection there were two other paintings that would cause trouble. in september two thousand and fifteen the billionaire posed with these two gosh is which like the rest of his collection he bought from eve bouvier the russian is beaming with joy. he thought he had done good business with these two portraits of checking because his last wife spanish woman with a fan and woman arranging her hair. but an unexpected figure came along to spoil the party. catherine. one of the cosmos heiresses jacqueline's daughter. she found a complaint for theft and suspected each movie of being involved in the fencing of the two paintings sold to rebuild of live along with fifty eight drawings. a judge in paris issued an international warrant for bouvier's arrest. the art dealer was suddenly being sought by police forces all over the world.

and know you wanted to say something about the arab spring go ahead dimitri well for us they wanted to see that according to the u.s. constitution just but according to the russian constitution it's the president who determines the foreign policy so if situation when a president says something but it doesn't mean much and his generals do adult a different thing this is not democracy this is simply a rule or one ideology very believed her and radical way your with your now ruling and the united states and the you in russia there is a lot of discussion about this syrian border issue top of the presidential candidates at the recent election where for pulling out of syria there was the election in although people called the board for them talking about the arab spring and i don't know why one of the previous speaker said something about russian oligarchs been appreciate show me a country that became thanks to the arab spring egypt did not become syria did not become k.p. so the border sure if you change which in the arab war. against the counter i mean that was they were very happy befo

dimitri, start. go see "al," $200. dimitri. -what is a pal? -yeah. go see "al," $400.

. >> dimitri skorobutov was an editor at a state-owned tv station until his employer fired him.he is breaking his silence. >> everything is centrally controlled with notices and bans. state television cannot show that the state has problems. >> the two used to belong to different political camps. now, both are in danger. in moscow, only a handful of journalists like nikulin are willing to investigate and address taboo topics human rights violations, harassment in the military, terrorism. the secret service first noticed nikulin when he interviewed a russian member of i.s. they accused him of justifying terrorism. as evidence, they took 40 copies of this magazine. but it doesn't mention syria or terrorism. apparently, their only reason was that my brochure that dealt with completely different topics had a black cover. >> skorobutov was a news editor at the state-owned broadcasting station rossiya. one day, he says, his boss was drunk and beat him up. when diitri tried to take his boss to court, he was fired. apparently, the station wanted to cover up the incident up. dimitri feel

dimitri scored a top was an editor at a state owned t.v.station until his employer fired him now he's breaking his silence i think everything is centrally controlled with notices and bans state television cannot show that the state has problems of action before. the two used to belong to different political camps now both are in danger. in moscow only a handful of journalists like mccool and are willing to investigate and address taboo topics human rights violations harassment in the military terrorism the secret service first noticed mccool in when he interviewed a russian member of i.a.s. they accused him of justifying terrorism it's a journey they took forty copies of this magazine as evidence. but it doesn't mention syria or terrorism. and apparently their only reason was that my brochure that dealt with completely different topics had a black cover. squat to boot off it was a news editor at the state owned broadcaster rosia one day he says his boss was drunk and beat him up when dmitri tried to take his boss to court he was fired. appa

dimitri saw her and says he. perhaps the court case will drag on for months. which you are going to prove that we're right we're going to unmask those who are corrupt and demand that they be punished accordingly like of like you. have has some degree of protection as he works for a well known organization. those who seek to on mass corruption are not so lucky. in our series global ideas we need people to think climate protection this week takes us to uganda where just one person in five has access to a study power supply and firewood is the primary source of energy here one sustainable alternative is solar power but towels are expensive to install and few people here can afford them so what are the options. it's just six thirty in the morning but the cooking is already going like in millions of other ugandan households grace bigamy is preparing peanuts for breakfast for children pitching in including twenty one year old wilfred he's training to be an electrician and is the family's hope for a better future adding i see that wilfred is a good boy and my hopes a

article tells of a violent clash between movie and one of the richest men on the planet a russian dimitri ribble of live seen here in this photo taken in his living room in monaco. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way he's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and the huge amount of pressure come after you have to go meet the center of the beach hotel with you and we'll show you the great british you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get down going let's go. a low as does everyone in europe and i'm really happy to join the team for the two thousand and three and world cup in russia meet the special one come on don't appreciate me just just at the rio theology team's latest edition to make up a bigger need to just look at. the far right in britain isn't just on the march it's taking violent mongers action i don't like need to pay to read at games you know you know i soon these organizations which all lose me. splintered which

we are ready for the competition, dimitri says. russia todayit competition, dimitri says.e to be closer politically to europe but the climate has cooled dramatically. maria also has a fashion label and big plans for the future, including expanding sales to the west. but under expanding sales to the west. but undeeradimir putin, ship expanding sales to the west. but under vladimir putin, ship is russia will only increase its isolation with policies sold to the public spy a powerful state—run media. translation: instead of talking about problems we have inside the country, they talk about how we are surrounded by enemies who will want the worse for us. it is really scary because it weeps everything up and then people think we need to push back otherwise we will be overrun and destroyed. that siege mentality is growing here, as is the sense that russia has chosen a deliberate path away from the west with no sign that it plans to turn back. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello coming up on your thursday sport briefing...arsenal look to save the

dimitris go to the top was an editor at a state owned t.v. station until his employer fired him now he's breaking his silence i think everything is centrally controlled with notices and bans state television cannot show that the state has problems. with. the two used to belong to different political camps now both are in danger. in moscow only a handful of journalists like the coolant are willing to investigate and address taboo topics human rights violations harassment in the military terrorism the secret service first noticed mccool and when he interviewed a russian member of i.a.s. they accused him of justifying terrorism in general they took forty copies of this magazine as evidence. but it doesn't mention syria or terrorism. and apparently their only reason was that my brochure that dealt with completely different topics had a black cover. scoreboard tof was a news editor at the state owned broadcaster rosia one day he says his boss was drunk and beat him up when dmitri tried to take his boss to court he was fired. apparently the station

on the frontlines of this quest for immortality is russian entrepreneur dimitri it's part of. once the head of a media group he left his position to launch a project called initiative twenty forty five. he's seeking to transplant his own brain complete with memories and consciousness into an artificial body within the next thirty years q. he's invested a part of his fortune in the project and has sought to get other billionaires and top researchers on board his project may sound crazy but he's convinced it will succeed. by twenty forty five his body will have reached the end of its lifespan but his mind will be immortal. literature people will be young beautiful and very warm so how do you insist this is. and there will have you know multiple wives and of all ages just one in. the world is on the edge in the mean time it's called plans to be able to into mediate avatars to bridge the gap until he can achieve his ultimate goal they're the topic of this promotional video which is reminiscent of a trailer for a hollywood blockbuster. the race for immortality starts powerful cost

the seychelles which brought together significant trouble donor erik prince and this month killed dimitri of a russian banker with close links to president vladimir putin several embassies were approached for comment on the middle east eyes allegations no one provided any reaction. special press saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman is scheduled to make his first visit to the trump white house on tuesday he is a first of several gulf leaders who will visit washington in the coming weeks and hysterical hand reports behind the scenes all the supremacy is generating a lot of business for one of washington's biggest industries lobby. u.s. president donald trump was clearly impressed with the reception he received in saudi arabia and it's likely the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon can expect a similar greeting perhaps just a bit more understated when the two speak their words will be closely watched trump initially sided with the blockading countries against cutter but then reportedly pushed by then secretary of state rex tillerson he later called for the crisis to be resolve

dimitri says he expects the litigation to drag on for months. would you because we're going to prove we're right but will unmask those who are corrupt and demand they be punished accordingly and it would make us like you. some protection because he works for a well known organization others who seek to unmask corruption don't always have that kind of backup. singer iana wants to wants her fans to delete snapshot shots of the company behind the social media dropped by almost five percent vocal after snapchat ran an ad for a game which poked fun at the violence she had endured in an abusive relationship she denounced snapshot to her sixty one million followers on rival platform instagram snapchat apologized and took down the button. refused to accept it thank you and that's it for me on the business team here and then we'll have an update for you in the next hour i will open up world markets right now food banks which about. cut. cut. cut. cut. cut cut. cut cut. cut cut cut. cut cut. cut cut. cut cut cut cut cut. cut cut cut. cut. the and choke of

in berlin over the weekend the ice speedway championships came to the german capital with russia's dimitry call to comp producing base dunning performance their reading champ clocked a perfect score extending his lead in the overall standings to twenty five points on the next round takes place an insult in germany so the month of march the seventy. and germany's paralympians departed for south korea on sunday evening as they prepared to compete in upcoming in the upcoming pyong chang games and they were in high spirits. and a team of twenty athletes who will compete an alpine and nordic skiing as well as wheelchair curling were seen off by german president steinmeyer frankfurt airport on germany came second in the medals table for years ago in sochi claiming nothing gold medals opening ceremony is march. next up hollywood's big night it was the ninetieth annual academy awards where the evening's big winner was filmmaker dear moore del toro's the shape of water scored for oscars with its fantastical cold war a love story and six months after the launch of the need to movement women look to

they said that this is an unfriendly act and will not go without consequences from one spokesman dimitri pitts golf said that president putin is going to make would make the final decision about how moscow response to the sportsman's so that so we will see some sort of tit for tat if germany expels for russian diplomats moscow is going to do the same they will definitely expel more americans off to washington is kicking off more than sixty russian diplomats i don't think that russia's is very that russia is interested right now in making a bad situation worse moscow has economic interests germany and the e.u. still important trade partners better rigor in that those are the only half of the members participating in these. and it tells us that the solidarity with the united kingdom is somewhat limited because some countries think that there's no clear evidence that the russia is behind these attacks and that's why the e.u. concert has it and said it's highly likely that russia is causing this trouble and there's not as a plausible explanation but no direct naming and shaming here but neve

dimitri can't find his five—year—old daughter or his son. he should be turned in april, he says.s. trans—mac when my wife called, she said, help us, we are suffocating and i could hear the children cry. most of the victims there were children. as a city mourns, it also has many angry questions. sarah rainsford, bbc news, moscow. a man has pleaded guilty to causing the death of two young brothers in a hit—and—run in coventry. casper and corey platt—may, who were six and two, were killed as they crossed the road with their mother last month. robert brown, who had been out of prison for less than a week, admitted causing the deaths by dangerous driving. he will be sentenced next month. police searching for missing airman corrie mckeague say their investigation has drawn to a conclusion and there is no evidence of foul play. the 23—year—old hasn't been sighted since september 2016. he was last seen walking through bury st edmunds on cctv. police think the most likely explanation is that he climbed into a waste bin and was accidentally crushed when the rubbish was collected. ouraim, o

sara lee paddington and dimitri lagos. you each have three minutes. and anybody else is welcome to speak on this item also. you may want to line up on the screen side of the room. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. my name is sara lee pennington and i've been a leaseholdser along with elaine wells and padman lauer along with the suite of offices at 4093 24th street since january of 1988. to note, 4039 is only one of three addresses in the building which encompasses four building addresses so we have a question as to why our address is the only one designated by at&t. i'm speaking on behalf of the people who are leaseholders and renters at this address. we are, of course, concerned that every precaution will be taken by at&t to ensure the safety of those who work and come for service to our suite, who work in the building at large and of our neighbours and others who lives, work, walk, and enjoy their lives on 24th street in noe valley from. the radio frequency, energy levels that will be emited from this proposed cell antenna project installation. we

. >> she explained how raising daughter wyatt is different than son dimitri. >> wyatt is like pass they boy is look eh. >> dancing maks and peta hit the road. why the first tour with the baby could take some getting used to. >> how's it going. >> then, get ready for hair raising fun. >> people will die. >> we don't want them to die. >> behind the scenes of john ♪ tired of constantly battling lingering smells in your home, like pet, shoe, and body odors? for long-lasting, continuous freshness, try febreze plug. febreze plug provides 45 days of freshness, with a unique dual chamber design that alternates between harmonized scents for a continuous renewal of fragrance. plus, febreze plug is formulated with odorclear technology, which cleans away odors instead of just masking them. for freshness you'll notice week after week, try febreze plug. [sfx: mouse click] >> jeff gold blum teased a possible laura dern come back in . >>> this is the fun the audiences don't get to seat. maks, val and peta sharing a behind the scenes look at their tour. the troop touched down in indiana where son shai

. >> she explained how raising daughter wyatt is different than son dimitri. >> wyatt is like pass they boy is look eh. >> dancing maks and peta hit the road. why the first tour with the baby could take some getting used to. >> how's it going. >> then, get ready for hair raising fun. >> people will die. >> we don't want them to die. >> behind the scenes of john >> jeff gold blum teased a possible laura dern come back in even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. . >>> this is the fun the audiences don't get to seat. maks, val and peta sharing a behind the scenes look at their tour. the troop touched down in indiana where son shai kept an eye on the cargo truck. >> how's it going? >> the dancing on the stage is hot. that's a good thing because the weather outside definitely is not. >> oh indiana

dimitri scored a boo top was an editor at a state owned t.v. station until his employer fired him now he's breaking his silence. everything is centrally controlled with notices and bans state television cannot show that the state has problems. because. the two used to belong to different political camps now both are in danger. in moscow only a handful of journalists like mccool and are willing to investigate and address taboo topics human rights violations harassment in the military terrorism the secret service first noticed nickel in when he interviewed a russian member of i.a.s. they accused him of justifying terrorism is a journey they took forty copies of this magazine as evidence. but it doesn't mention syria or terrorism. and apparently their only reason was that my brochure that dealt with completely different topics had a black cover. score to boot off it was a news editor at the state owned broadcaster rosia one day he says his boss was drunk and beat him up when dmitri tried to take his boss to court he was fired. apparently the stati

fred, do you have a message here before you get on your plane to come and join them, a message for dimitri and florence? >> keep doing what you're doing and hang tight. we brought this conversation further than anyone else ever has. this weekend will be a tipping point. we are going to get this done. those who do not do the right thing and, for example, follow the lead of the business sector, we're going to fire you. these kids are going to be voting soon. and moms and dads who want their kids to be safe are going to come out and vote as well. so my message to the kids who have just been heroic is keep doing what you're doing, we're going to get this done. >> and dimitri, your game plan for tomorrow? >> my game plan is to show my support for all of the victims' families and march along with my entire school, along with the rest of the nation who will be with us and show our representatives what true democracy looks like. it is not them seeking out to pursue agendas of interest groups. it is them seeking out to protect the best interests of their constituents. >> and florence? >> i am very,

dimitri can't fiis five-year-old daughter or his son. she will be 10 in april, s. >> when my wife called, he said, "help us. we are suffocating." i could hear the children crying. repoer: most of the victims here were children. as the city mourns, it has many angry estions. jane: thefe u.sral trade commission has confirmed it is investigating facebook;s privacy policies. it said it would consider her facebook engaged in unfair acts that caused substantial injury to consumers. the announcement follows revelations that a political consulting company had been personalcess to users' data the white house says president trump strongly denies a sexual encounter with porn star stormya els after she gave details of the alleged affair on television. she claims the one-night stand happened in 2006. at issue is a payment made by the president's lawyer prior to the 26 election for the james cook has more. >> you were 27 come he was 60 full to were you physically attracted to him? stormy: no. hi did you want to have sex with no.my: but i am not a vict

editor in chief dimitri lainer has been working with stephanie mark for ten years now. would. you.say it was stephanie looks good she looks good on a bike schools and you wouldn't believe how much. that narration. there isn't some pro cyclists who sit strangely on their bikes but it's stephanie's constantly working on her posture so that she sits on her bike in the way that every amateur biker would like to take a band done quite sure so travels a lot internationally and really exudes a good vibe she's positive full of life just what you want your magazine published . by instagram stuff you mock regularly post photos and short film clips she wants to encourage more people to take up the sport and also likes to communicate directly with her fans. and not at the social media is really important for my legs and for extreme sports men and women generally you can show what you can do many people might miss things on the wise if you travel somewhere and ride a really exciting trail or giving courses on technique some way you say it's a really good course here those things on my magazine