his name is dmitri belzer. he has worked in the disability community for years providing technology access for more than 30 years. trained as a sign language expert and interpreter, he established a death services program ast san francisco state university, provided support services for colleges. we don't call them disabled. they happen to have a disability. he joined pacific bell, helped organize honda the advisory group for people that happen to have a disability. he gave them put to that company on how to develop features that will help them do better. he became the director of death and disabled services. he was executive director for berkeley in 2001. under dmitri's direction, they have expanded it, they have done so many different things. i can't even less the mall. he sends people out that happen to be disabled and of a test things. before they get out there, to make sure that they are done the right way. so they can practically help people. it is my pleasure right now. give a warm welcome cojones -- to

the russian imprimis turkoman dmitry medvedev, has gone to -- the russian prime minister, dmitri medvedev, has gone to trade deals.ss reports are that he may get to meet fidel castro if he is well enough. one year after pussy riot staged a protest, they are released from jail. she is glad that they drew attention to the close ties with the government. the women wore convicted it of pugilism. two members of the band are still serving a jail term. i do not regret the performance. i only regret the fact that we were convicted because it is terribly unjust. this is the fault of the state authority because they instituted the criminal case. all complaints should be addressed by them. >> and out to the u.k. where the scandal over horse meat is still making headlines. many consumers are realizing how little they know about where their food comes from. some are hoping this is an opportunity to change how they buy food. the worldall over take an absolute joy in cooking and teaching where food comes from. this talk shop and does not need to spend his time telling them how to make people but he does

dmitri, you are up. >> good afternoon. in the executive director of folsom st. events. we are the producers of many other events. particularly the well-known folsom street fair. there is a lot of work to do. we are actually a non profit. we donate back to charities. our model is different probably the most street fairs. but we do take it very seriously. i am here basicallyé@ to sharea lot of concerns, the issues of others, producers in the city, regulations, increasing fees. hopefully will have time today to talk about breast practices -- best practices. i noticed that in the opening remarks there were comments made around the entertainment commission in its ability to shut down places that are not doing what they are supposed to be doing. it would be great to explore what we would need for an incentive structure. how can we look at things like reducing as they do what they do in need to do it well. >> i have been a longtime promoter under the name of opal. the earning and community is the opulent temple. i am also a part-time psychologist, working with kids in the bay

cripple named dmitri vinogradov. look at year of birth nine hundred eighty three where we born in moscow. are you married no children no what weapons were on your person. twelve and a benelli i'm sorry. six months before the incident vinogradova had suffered from depression had seen a psychologist and was taking antidepressants. today scientists in russia and around the world are looking into how computer games especially violent ones can effect particularly in people with mental health problems. and the doll is part of the brain responsible exclusively for emotions that one wants. and then what it can grow inside their own hearts left brain responsible for rational behavior. that is those sections that help us keep restraint and be pragmatic with our emotions and those parts start to shrink. in other words it is argued in the computer addiction leads to motional stress and emotional stress leads to murder. it's a common opinion among psychologists while psychiatry seem to disagree the brain institute of the russian

dmitri, while enhancing your out dope -- outdoor event, how important is the creative contact to make sure it you have customers who return over and over again? >> our creative content, you know, it is pretty out there. [laughter] >> sort of spices up the meeting. >> for us, i think the most important thing we are offering is something quintessentially san francisco. something that they cannot find anywhere else. we have two fetish fares in san francisco. there are only three other cities in the world that do that. new york, toronto, and berlin. i have been to all three and they are not nearly the same size as well we produced, or nearly as diverse. what we are always thinking about is what we are offering people that is so quintessentially san francisco that we get -- it cannot be gotten anywhere else. we are also told the switching of the entertainment this year. we have dance areas where the slides used to be. i think that for us it is about making sure that people, even if they came to san francisco in particular five years ago, that they are not experiencing the fight -- the same

in full name dmitri vinogradov. look year of birth nine hundred eighty three where we born in moscow. are you married no children no what weapons were on your person. over twelve and benelli i'm sorry. six months before the incident vinogradova had suffered from depression had seen a psychologist and was taking antidepressants. today scientists in russia and around the world are looking into how computer games especially violent ones can affect particularly in people with mental health problems. and the doll is part of the brain responsible exclusively for emotions in what's. on them what it can grow inside their own hearts left brain responsible for rational behavior. that is those sections that help us keep restraint and be pragmatic with our emotions so those parts start to shrink. in other words it is argued that computer addiction leads to motional stress and emotional stress leads to murder. is a common opinion among psychologists while psychiatry seem to disagree the brain institute of the russian academy of

. >> the russian prime minister dmitry medvedev has visited the islands. his visit has raised tensions with tokyo in the past. northern territory day has become a fixture in the diaries of right-wingers in japan as they seek to reassert japanese influence. analysts say that abe needs all the help he can get in limiting chinese militarism despite his vows to be tough with beijing. that may soften any demands he makes when he visits moscow later this year. al jazeera reporting. >> the most artful diplomat in the united states has been sworn in. >> al-midan. -- so help me god. >> john kerry has been sworn in as secretary of state. he says america will do what is necessary to stand up to extremism, terrorism, chaos, and evil. >> boeing has been given the go- ahead to test fly one of its grounded dreamliner jets so engineers can can check whether it is safe. the 787 will land immediately. the safety scare has grounded all 787's worldwide until be all clear is given. airport authorities in nigeria are clearing away more than 60 planes abandoned by their owners.

russia's fertiliser billionaire dmitri ruble of live reportedly paid twenty million dollars for why a mansion of a famous hollywood actor will smith smith who is a father of three and one of the wealthiest americans performers bought the property in two thousand and nine he paid thirteen and a half million dollars for it but when it comes to live he apparently has a weak spot for expensive real estate he recently set a record by by the most expensive new york city apartment for eighty eight million dollars also acquired donald trump's palm beach florida for one hundred million he has the cash to spend for sure after he made six and a half billion dollars in two thousand and twenty by selling his stake in russia's own largest fertilizer company were all collie and that's the latest from the business team up next on our t.v. after a short break our tease sophie shevardnadze speaks with a laurence kotlikoff and economist professor at boston university about the roots and the repercussions of the global financial crisis. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you un

"it protects me from the lawless, drunken idiots on the road," says dmitry. someone cuts me off, i have proof it wasn't me." but all those cameras are also capturing so much more. how about a tank crossing your lane? a truckload of cows spilling in front of you. or the wheel of a crashed plane slamming into you. or even being buzzed by a helicopter. or a fighter jet. with road rage commonplace, those dashcams document who started the brawl or fired the pistol, evidence that can trump even the most corrupt russian traffic cop. >> you always suspect that the policemen may not treat you fairly, that the policeman's opinion may be bent easily by people with connections and money and this happens all the time >> reporter: and those cams often capture scams. this guy is actually trying to get hit, slightly, by an oncoming car. or this car braking suddenly, triggering a fender bender and possibly some quick cash unless dashcam video can prove what really happened. through all the mayhem, dashcams are much more than a tool for survival. they're providing a unique for

of emergencies is telling us as well as the ministry of interior we also know that prime minister dmitry medvedev has already made has already given an order to. compensate to those who have lost their loved ones and relatives in this blast the compensation should be in the amount of two million rubles that's roughly. sixty six thousand dollars that's what we know about the details so far we also know that there has been no fire after the explosion you can see that's somewhat good news otherwise we'd be talking about much larger figures out victims absolutely but do we know anything at all about what may have caused the blast and what investigators say of course that's the first question that comes to mind usually what happened at this point we don't know for sure again it's relatively early we do know that again the information coming from the ministry of emergencies is that they have not recorded any jumps or changes in the level of carbon dioxide or methane gas and that's usually the number one cause the sudden burst of methane but they have they have launched a criminal case into the

prime minister dmitry medvedev has expressed his concern at this stage of the you asked russian relationship warning dire consequences if the deadlock over america's anti missile defense plans is not resolved soon. well you do. but it's one of the main stumbling blocks in our relationship with the u.s. is the european anti missile defense shield neither washington nor nato here are concerns about a suit that the system threatens us in our nuclear potential which keeps the nuclear balance in the world they are trying to placate us by saying the shield isn't aimed after us but at some other countries but this doesn't sound convincing unfortunately every month leaves us less time to reach an agreement when i was president i said the time to decide would run out by the end of the decade even a bit earlier if we cannot agree the fallout for international relations could be very unpleasant because we would have to issue our own reply and it would have to be issued by any russian leadership must go it was speaking in an interview with cuba's state news agency during an official visit to the country

is interesting one of the one of the deputy ministers one of the deputy prime ministers of russia dmitry rogozin actually this morning in reaction to this said that perhaps it's time that the countries started coming together and thinking about a way to protect the planet from something like this from happening in the future i mean we hear about asteroids coming and going all the time or coming really close to approaching but nobody ever does anything about it everybody keeps watching the movie. the you know the movie i'm talking about but. yes that's the one nobody nobody ever does anything and mr gordon said that when he first raised that question in nato when he was russia's. nato people didn't react to it they said there's nothing to talk about but perhaps now it's just time to be give it a thought how selfless of them you know indeed so i'm not sure all of us are waiting for another sort of extraterrestrial from space like i'm talking about that's also this is a roy twenty. eight it's about. time somebody said also way but a lot of people are saying that perhaps this is something th

of emergencies is telling us as well as the ministry of interior we also know that prime minister dmitry medvedev has already made it has already given an order to compensate to those who have lost their loved ones and relatives in this blast the compensation should be in the amount of two million rubles that's roughly. sixty six thousand dollars that's what we know about the details so far we also know that there has been no fire after the explosion you can say that's somewhat good news otherwise we'd be talking about much larger figures out victims absolutely but do we know anything at all about what may have caused the blast and what investigators say of course that's the first question that comes to mind usually what happened at this point we don't know for sure again it's relatively early we do know that again the information coming from the ministry of emergencies is that they have not recorded any jumps or changes in the level of carbon dioxide or methane gas and that's usually the number one cause the sudden burst of methane but they have they have launched a criminal case into t

coincidence between these two cases might seem mean was adopted from the same often eighteen month old dmitri. before he was adopted in two thousand and eight and another tragic story he died just three months after he was adopted because his adoptive father just forgot he was in the car live in him in a parking lot for nine hours in fifty degree hate it was just too hot inside the car and the boy died adoptive father was then accused with murder and faced up to ten years in prison but the court decided he was not guilty and slit her. they have been able to speak to children's rights on books man and has explained why russia has taken such a firm stance here ok let's take a listen to that unfortunately it's usually months after russian child has died in new ways that are the american side informs us about it and one piece it was five years after a boy died and that's how our cooperation with us works if they do not inform us fast enough or the information is not reliable right tens of thousands of russian adopted children were leaving in the us and we haven't got a clue about the lives of mos

is interesting one of the one of the deputy ministers one of the deputy prime ministers of russia dmitry rogozin actually this morning in reaction to this said that perhaps it's time that the countries started coming together and thinking about a way to protect the planet from something like this from happening in the future i mean we hear about asteroids coming and going all the time or coming really close to approaching but nobody ever does anything about it everybody keeps watching the movie. you know the movie i'm talking about. yes that's the one but nobody nobody ever does anything and mr gordon said that when he first raised that question and nato when he was russia's. nato people didn't react to it they said there's nothing to talk about but perhaps now it's time to be given a thought how selfless of them yeah indeed so i'm not sure all of us are waiting for another sort of extraterrestrial from space and i'm talking about that's all this is a roid twenty. it's about. time silly so i also worry but a lot of people are saying that perhaps this is something that's going to you know

police are saying 24-year-old rob robert grant, and dmitri thomas were also involved.gators say they targeted timothy smith at a unocal station last tuesday. all three suspects are believed to spend time in oakland, and san francisco. police say they should be considered armed and dangerous. >>> the aunt and uncle of san francisco tight end, da lainy walker were killed just hours after the super bowl, allegedly by a drunk driver. walker posted pictures of himself with alice and brian young of victorville, california. a drunken driver plowed into their car on the side of the highway, and it burst into flames. the woman driver is in jail facing several charges. >>> celebrities packed pull beach for the pro-am tournament. >> i get into tournament mode. >> the secrets they reveal about their game prep, and >>> the california fish and game association today named the great white shark a candidate for the endangered species list. at today's hearing, fishermen and cuba divers argued that the shark population is not in decline. researchers disagree. they say there are more tha

police are saying 24-year-old rob robert grant, and dmitri thomas were also involved.estigators say they targeted timothy smith at a unocal station last tuesday. all three suspects are believed to spend time in oakland, and san francisco. police say they should be considered armed and dangerous. >>> the aunt and uncle of san francisco tight end, da lainy walker were killed just hours after the super bowl, allegedly by a drunk driver. walker posted pictures of himself with alice and brian young of victorville, california. a drunken driver plowed into their car on the side of the highway, and it burst into flames. the woman driver is in jail facing several charges. >>> celebrities packed pull beach for the pro-am tournament. >> i get into tournament mode. >> the secrets they reveal about their game prep, and the change they hope doesn't come tomorrow. >> a fight to get the great white shark on the endangered species list. >> i'll have your complete bay area forecast. there is no mass-produced human. so we created the extraordinarily comfortable sleep number experience. a

i was the secretary of state, but in russia dmitry medvedev who was the deputy prime minister was alsothe chairman, so the state economy and portions lead up with fair amount of violence, too. now that he has decided that he is the once and future president of russia i think the chance that russia is going to break out of that and build on the other strengths it might have including a very smart population those have receded and i think unfortunately russia will not find a greater strength in the international economy it's pretty much dependent on the price of oil. >> looking back to the arab spring what do you think the lessons are? >> of the lesson is the authoritarianism is and stable. it's simply not stable. if men, women and children do not have a way to change their circumstances and change the government peacefully, they will do it violently. when we bring in romania, we learned of something that i've now called the moment he was the dictator of romania and in 1989 with revolutions going on in poland and hungary and czechoslovakia she went into the square and he was exhorting th

dmitri alperovitch is co-founder and c.e.o. of crowdstrike, a cyber security company. >> what we need is for the government to say, "we're going to share information about attackers." that's good, but ultimately we're going to go after the attackers to stop them. because if we don't go remove them from the battlefield, their techniques are going to get better, their capabilities will ultimately exceed your defenses, and they'll ultimately penetrate you and do real damage. and that is what's not happening today, or at least a discussion about that is not happening. >> suarez: earlier today, i sat down with janet napolitano, the secretary of homeland security, to talk about this new cyber security initiative. i began by asking her which countries are the biggest sources of cyber attacks. >> there are a number of countries that we see attacks emanating from. and again they can be just individuals who are located in the country. but thefully that i think are special concern would be iran would be russia, and china. >> right now the

do it in london while three of them issued in london exclusively russia's fertiliser billionaire dmitri ruble of live reportedly paid twenty million dollars for hawaiian mansion of a famous hollywood actor will smith smith who is a father of three and one of the wealthiest americans performers bought the property in two thousand and nine he paid thirteen and a half million dollars for it but when it comes to a low believe he apparently has a weak spot for expensive real estate he recently set a record by by the most expensive new york city apartment for eighty eight million dollars also acquired donald trump and palm beach florida for one hundred million he has the cash to spend for sure after he made six and a half billion dollars in two thousand and twenty by selling his stake in russia's largest fertilizer company we're all collie and that's the latest from the business team up next on our t.v. after a short break sophie shevardnadze speaks with laurence kotlikoff an economist professor at boston university about the roots and the repercussions of the global financial crisis. you kno

jenna: i asked dmitri what does he do at home. his computer system must be awesome in the office and at home. is that true just to protect against u know, strange out burrs. >> we have an active platform that engages with the adversary. we practice what we preach and deploy the same things across our networks because we know we are a huge target. jenna: next time you're on we'll ask nor details, whatever you can share. thanks for being on the program. thanks for your incites. jon: winter weather advisories posted from the plains to the midwest right now. a wide-spread storm system expected to affect more than a dozen states before it's all said and done. we'll show you who is getting battered now and where this monster is headed. immigration reform facing unique hurdles as more than half of congress has never even taken up the issue. the latest on the immigration debate and what it will take to get a bill passed. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back.