dmitry, i think a lot of people want to see dmitry. the ladies in the area will be very happy to see him. yes they will. it also features two singers om american idol: gina glocksen and vaughn smith. there's twelve dancers that will be accompanying them. they also performed on so you think you can dance. so it's more than just the two feature dancers, it's a whole troop of dancers? it is. it features various styles from ballroom to salsa and other thinin like that. it's really going g be quite a a show. the symphony has been getting ready for this for a while. i don't know if you've been to the symphony but it's an amazing top- notch group. yes it is, it's really first rate. this is our 100th season so we're really putting on a big show this whole season, this show is really quite special. that's great. i know there are so many different shows people that if you want a taste of symphony, this is a good one to get started with the symphony. exactly. it features popular music but also music that's in a symphonic arrangement so it really

dmitri: i've been invited to a luncheon for the general at the embassy this afternoon.tions? just keep an ear out. especially if there's any talk of ukraine. you okay with that? if i say "no, i won't spy on my country," your people will refuse care to my sister. maybe beat me with a phone book again. so, yes, i'm okay with that. is that all? okay, listen to me, dmitri. i know that you don't like this. i don't much like it, either. but i'm here, doing the work, because russia is heading down a path that could be disastrous... i don't need to hear about russia. i know-- then stop behaving like a child and help me. have you ever heard of lieutenant colonel stanislav petrov? i'm assuming he's not a relative. petrov is a common name. no, i've never heard of him. he's a russian hero, although your government doesn't like to acknowledge that. i don't understand. one night in 1983, petrov was at his post at the missile attack early warning system when suddenly, all the alarms went off. there was a "high reliabilit"" that the united states had launched icbms into the soviet unio

. >> grandmother dmitri dmitri medvedev gave them a few days to come up with retaliatory measures. some can be frozen or stopped. i suggest it's done within two days, to move forward and implement the corresponding procedures. >> turkey's produce is blocked at the russian frontieres, this was the border with georgia. there are doubts over huge projects like the turkish gas pipe line and a $20 million power station that russia is building in turkey >>> turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan has dismissed an accusation from russia's government that turkey is colluding with i.s.i.l. over sales of oil. vladimir putin's it was hard to imagine the turkish government was unaware of oil supplies from across the border of the recep tayyip erdogan says turkey is not the one helping i.s.i.l. >> the biggest supporter of d.a.e.s.h. is the regime. saying that pushingy buys oil -- turkey buys oil from i.s.i.s. >>> a former diplomat says russia wants to expose turkey over dealings with i.s.i.l. >> what the russians are trying to do is isolate turkey, seeing turkey and others as a protagonist, a c

this is home to andrei lugovoi and dmitri kovtun, hunted by both scotland yard and interpol, suspected of killing litvinenko. around the world they were villains in a tale of international intrigue and murder, yet here in russia we found plenty of people who thought if the two did kill litvinenko he probably had it coming. thank you very much for talking to us. in the duma, russia's parliament, the pugnacious leader of the ultra-nationalist party has nothing but disdain for litvinenko. >> translator: who needs this little petty person? he was just a piece of rubbish. >> reporter: vladimir zhirinovsky told us that here in russia litvinenko made plenty of enemies going back years. back in the 1990s, russia was in chaos after the collapse of the soviet union. it was a time when enormous fortunes were created and outrageous crimes committed, sometimes by the very people sent to investigate them. back then, alexander litvinenko was a young fsb agent who claimed to be disturbed by what he saw. litvinenko specialized in organized crime investigations but became obsessed with what he believed

"so you think you can dance" nalist, dmitry chaplin, was one of the featured dancers. he says it's an interactive show that all siouxlanders enjoyed. "and here we actually have time to actlly stop and ask questions, answer questions, have a little dance segment to teach the audiance what we do. also it's everything from hip hop to contemporary to ballroom that's the whole purpose of the show," said emmy nominated choreogrrher and "sooou think you can dance" finaliss, dmitry chaplin. the symphony's next performace will be the christmas spectacular in december. the community of hartington, nebraska is getting ready to light up for the holidays. a "candlelight christmas" takes place friday night starting at 7 p.m. the highlight of the evening will be a holiday lighted parade. the annual tradition also features open houses, a nativity play, , ell ringers, santa and more. "we aa so excitedd this is thee 15th annual and every year it keeps getting bigger and more people keep coming out. it's just a great family fun event," said lois lammers, hartington's candlelight christma

dmitry orlov makes it 4-3. in the third, insurance for the good guys. lamb, seals the deal, the caps win their third straight, 5-3 the final. the nfl announced today the redskins will play at least one game in london next season. washington will face the bengals at windley stadium. washington will face the bengals at wembley stadium. in washington may be there back-to-back games, depending on how that works out. : i have zero thoughts on that, not even one second of thought. coach gruden: that is exciting next year, but i could care less because we are trying to get a victory against a tough giants team. we will deal with that in the off-season. robert: and george mason committed 25 turnovers and lost to manhattan, 69-67. leon: who do they think they are, the wizards? gotk this out -- this guy kicked out of a football game over a misunderstanding, and tonight he had a prank. ♪ (vo) some call it giving back. we call it share the love. during our share the love event, get a new subaru, and we'll donate $250 to those in need. bringing our total donations t

state up 3, nothing -- but the sooners pulling out the tricks -- flea flicker as baker mayfield and dmitri flowers hook up on a 75 yard touchdown -- 7, 3 oklahoma -- joel lanning's second ssart didn't go as well as the first -- he gets picked off by dakota austin -- austin would bring this back 38 mayfield decides to keep this one -- upp theeiddle to the zone -- cyclones go down hard tonight 52 to 16 -- as for uni -- they'd go after a third straigt win today with 23rd ranked indiana state in town -- the panthers playyff hopes have been haning by a string for weeks -- the panthers came out ready to play today against the sycamores, who beat uni ast season in terra haute. fooed to punt, and panther senior makinton dorleant gives uni a shot of energy with a big runback.he gets all the way down to the 34-yard line before being taken down. and just a few plays later, aaron bailey plows his way in from one yard out to give the panthers a 10-0 lead. second quarter now, sycamore qb matt adam scrambling, and throws it right to panther d-back tim kolfoy, and the senior slips through the hands of som

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under seven minutes to play, the centering pass misses its mark, but there is dmitry orlov, he scorescap shut out the oilers 1-0. comments after the redskins lost of the panthers have fans fired up. the veteran said the nfl official single the redskins out because of their name, making those comets in reference to this chris tolliver play that the officials changed from an interception return for a touchdown to unnecessary roughing. i asked young what he thought about the comments. >> everyone says we don't have leaders, but jason hatcher is a leader. he spoke his opinion, and that is what you want. forward,ally, moving we cannot put the refs in the situation to call that. we need to do better on our parts. nba, magic and cavs. turns his back, throws it up, another look. i never want to play horse with him. that was not enough. lebron and the cavs win. tomorrow, the maryland terps tip-off against illinois state in cancun, mexico, nice trip. and they moved up in the polls today from three to two. alison: go, terps. escaping the lovely, cold weather. steve: there is a tropical storm. er

the russian prime minister, dmitri medvedev has been speaking to the transport ministery, and he's instructed them to contact all the airlines and aviation authorities where russian planes land around the world to put in place more security measures >>> peter, thanks. let's bring in charlie angelo in central london. what is the latest there, there were on the comments by britain's foreign minister who said the aircraft may well have been brought down by device planted by an i.s.i.l. affiliate? >> it's a strong statement by any official so far on the downing of the plane. they seem to back up from the sinai branch of i.s.i.l., that they were responsible. and it's obviously significant because it means that i.s.i.l. could be adopting new tactics. in the light of this the government called an emergency security meeting, the cobra meeting. we hold one last night and another in the next few hours. they'll be discussing new intelligence they have, how to beef up security and how to bring the 20,000 british holiday makers home safely. the u.k. aviation experts are on the ground and they are putting

prime minister dmitry medvedev says the plane could have been downed by an act of terrorism. u.s. and british officials strongly suspect there was a bomb on board. the russian-operated plane crashed into the sinai peninsula on october 31st. all 224 people on board were killed. a group affiliated with islamic state militants has claimed responsibility. medvedev told a government-owned newspaper that a terrorist act remains a possible reason for what happened, but he said investigators are looking into all possible causes, including mechanical failure. russia's presidential spokesperson said that britain had shared some intelligence with russia, but he declined to comment on the nature of the information. analysts say russian officials are considering how the public would react if the crash were in retaliation for russia's air strikes in syria. >>> top officials of europe pledged more help to the migrants arriving each day. interior ministers met in brussels to discuss how to accommodate asylum seekers from syria and other countries in the middle east. most have been crossing the me

h-back, who was in blocking, flowers, talk about -- mayfield is going to get the credit, but the dmitry flowers was blocking. he wasn't even going out for a pass and he turned around and figured out, keep your eye on this guy right here. and this play takes a long time but he is in blocking, waiting, waiting, you think he might run and then he decides right here to take off and try to get out into the open field. i can't believe none of the linemen went down field. in fact, the freshman, samia, the right tackle, actually did. the right tackle, 75, from oklahoma, he's -- he's almost near the goal line. >> chris: you can't blame him. mayfield was scrambling for 15 seconds down there. flowers has made two huge catches tonight. setting up a touchdown and now that touchdown. inside of five minutes to go and may have been the crucial pray to help the sooners get some payback against baylor. >> kirk: i cannot say enough about baker mayfield. the energy and the heart that he possesses and how his team fields off field s feeds off him. >> chris: he made the mistake to blanchard, he took ownershi

h-back, who was in blocking, flowers, talk about -- mayfield is going to get the credit, but the dmitry flowers was blocking. he wasn't even going out for a pass and he turned around and figured out, keep your eye on this guy right here. and this play takes a long time but he is in blocking, waiting, waiting, you think he might run and then he decides right here to take off and try to get out into the open field. i can't believe none of the linemen went down field. in fact, the freshman, samia, the right tackle, actually did. the right tackle, 75, from oklahoma, he's -- he's almost near the goal line. >> chris: you can't blame him. mayfield was scrambling for 15 seconds down there. flowers has made two huge catches tonight. setting up a touchdown and now that touchdown. gives oklahoma a ten-point lead inside of five minutes to go and may have been the crucial pray to help the sooners get some payback against baylor. >> kirk: i cannot say enough about baker mayfield. the energy and the heart that he possesses and how his team fields ofield feeds off him. >> chris: he made the mistake to

having said that, it is my sincere pleasure to introduce to you dmitri is minor. [applause] >> good evening. good evening, everyone. thank you very much for the invitation. i am honored to be with you tonight. well, it all started on april 1, 2014. it was the day before i was set to relocate to atlanta, georgia. i remember my father telling me to come downstairs because there was an important matter my parents wanted to discuss. i began to go downstairs or aa thought my parents would tell me how much they missed me. i could not possibly prepare myself for what was in store. i sat down on the couch. my father secret in his recliner across from me out of the words that would turn our world upside down. it was revealed to me that my birth mother she is reports of .-ellipsis to prevent from at least allowing a loving family to raise muniz safe and healthy environment. it was through this revelation the preservation purpose was born. have a story to share. the laws were preserved by almighty god for divine purpose. it is not just me. there he was of this generation the

h-back, who was in blocking, flowers, talk about -- mayfield is going to get the credit, but the dmitry flowers was blocking. he wasn't even going out for a pass and he turned around and figured out, keep your eye on this guy right here. and this play takes a long time but he is in blocking, waiting, waiting, you think he might run and then he decides right here to take off and try to get out into the open field. i can't believe none of the linemen went down field. in fact, the freshman, samia, the right tackle, actually did. the right tackle, 75, from oklahoma, he's -- he's almost near the goal line. >> chris: you can't blame him. mayfield was scrambling for 15 seconds down there. flowers has made two huge catches tonight. setting up a touchdown and now that touchdown. gives oklahoma a ten-point lead inside of five minutes to go and may have been the crucial pray to help the sooners get some payback against baylor. >> kirk: i cannot say enough about baker mayfield. the energy and the heart that he possesses and how his team fields offfield s feeds off him. >> chris: he made the mistake

his h-back, who was in blocking, flowers, talk about -- maield is going to get the credit, but the dmitry flors was blocking. he wasn't even going out for a pass and he turned around and figured out, keep your eye on this guy right here. and this pla takes a long time but he is in blocking, waiting, waiting, you think he might run and then he decides right here to take off and try to get out into the open field. i can't believe none of the linemen went down field. inin fact the freshman, samia, the right tackle, actually did. the right tackle, 75, from oklahoma, he's -- he's almost near the goal line. >> chris: you can't blame him. mayfield was scrcramblingor 15 seconds down there. flowers has made two huge catches tonight. setting upp a touchdown and now that touchdown. gives oklahoma a ten-point lead inside of five minut to go and may have been the crucial pray to help the sooners get some payback against baylor. >> kirk: i cannot say enough about baker mayfield. the energy and the heart that he possesses and how his team fields offfield s feeds off him. >> chris: he made the mistake to

h-back, who was in blocking, flowers, talk about -- mayfield is going to get the credit, but the dmitry flowers was blocking. he wasn't even going out for a figured out, keep your eye on this guy right here. and this play takes a long time but he is in blocking, waiting, waiting, you think he might run and then he decides right here to take off and try to get out into the open field. i can't believe none of the linemen went down field. in fact, the freshman, samia, the right tackle, actually did. the right tackle, 75, from oklahoma, he's -- he's almost near the goal line. >> chris: you can't blame him. mayfield was scrambling for 15 seconds down there. flowers has made two huge catches tonight. setting up a touchdown and now that touchdown. gives oklahoma a ten-point lead inside of five minutes to go and may have been the crucial pray to help the sooners get some payback against baylor. >> kirk: i cannot say enough about baker mayfield. the energy and the heart that he fields off field s feeds off him. >> chris: he made the mistake to blanchard, he took ownership, said, guys, hang with

h-back, who was in blocking, flowers, talk about -- mayfield is going to get the credit, but the dmitry flowers was blocking. he wasn't even going out for a pass and he turned around and figured out, keep your eye on this guy right here. and this play takes a long time but he is in blocking, waiting, waiting, you think he might run and then he decides right here to take off and try to get out into the open field. i can't believe none of the linemen went down field. in fact, the freshman, samia, the right tackle, actually did. the right tackle, 75, from oklahoma, he's -- he's almost near the goal line. >> chris: you can't blame him. mayfield was scrambling for 15 seconds down there. flowers has made two huge catches tonight. setting up a touchdown and now that touchdown. gives oklahoma a ten-point lead inside of five minutes to go and may have been the crucial pray to help the sooners get some payback against baylor. >> kirk: i cannot say enough about baker mayfield. the energy and the heart that he possesses and how his team fields offfield s feeds off him. >> chris: he made the mistake

h-back, who was in blocking, flowers, talk about -- mayfield is going to get the credit, but the dmitry flowers was blocking. he wasn't even going out for a pass and he turned around and figured out, keep your eye on this guy right here. and this play takes a long time but he is in blocking, waiting, waiting, you think he might run and then he decides right here to take off and try to get out into the open field. i can't believe none of the linemen went down field. in fact, the freshman, samia, the right tackle, actually did. the right tackle, 75, from oklahoma, he's -- he's almost near the goal line. >> chris: you can't blame him. mayfield was scrambling for 15 seconds down there. flowers has made two huge catches tonight. setting up a touchdown and now that touchdown. gives oklahoma a ten-point lead inside of five minutes to go and may have been the crucial pray to help the sooners get some payback against baylor. >> kirk: i cannot say enough about baker mayfield. the energy and the heart that he possesses and how his team fields ofield feeds off him. >> chris: he made the mistake to

h-back, who was in blocking, flowers, talk about -- mayfield is going to get the credit, but the dmitry flowers was blocking. he wasn't even going out for a pass and he turned around and figured out, keep your eye on and this play takes a long time but he is in blocking, waiting, waiting, you think he might run and then he decides right here to take off and try to get out into the open field. i can't believe none of the linemen went down field. in fact, the freshman, samia, the right tackle, actually did. the right tackle, 75, from oklahoma, he's -- he's almost near the goal line. >> chris: you can't blame him. mayfield was scrambling for 15 seconds down there. flowers has made two huge catches tonight. setting up a touchdown and now that touchdown. gives oklahoma a ten-point lead inside of five minutes to go and may have been the crucial pray to help the sooners get some payback against baylor. >> kirk: i cannot say enough about baker mayfield. the energy and the heart that he possesses and how his team fields offfield s >> chris: he made the mistake to blanchard, he took ownership, sa

he spoke to the press, and what he basically said, dmitry medvedev, you have the egyptian , the paristerattack, these reflect war being declared on the civilized world. russia can do it alone, but it would be better to have partners in joint action. it really makes this upcoming talk of president obama, and after that his keynote speech from the chinese president sitting thing -- prime minister shinzo abe -- president xi jinping all the more important a watch. rishaad: let's have a look at the latest developments. russia welcomed into the military front against islamic state militants. the navy toe using support attacks in syria. president who didn't saying they will work as allies. the french president will travel to moscow, and then the white house to plan a new strategy, adding its voice to its campaign. saying it should be a can or donated -- a coordinated fight against isis. continue their attack, destroying a command center. the second set of raids against the militants were carried out overnight with 127. the french president said they will spare no effort to destroy the islamic s

dance partner, trainer, all-star, and choreographer on the abc show "dancing with the stars," and dmitry chaplin, a russian choreographer, who was a top 10 finalist on "so you think you can dance," and has competed several times on "dancing with the starsrs also scheduleleto appear, brent borbon, anya fuchs, alla kocherga and armen way from "dancing with the stars"; randi strong, legacy and nick garcia from "so you think you can dance"; as well as international dance professionals the iowa state volleyball tournanant, but lala night, heelan got the ball rolling. here's chris with the action. chris palmquist--"good morning everybody. since the heelan senior volleyball players were born, only once in their lifetime have the crusaders not qualified for the state tournament. last night they opened up another tournament run in search of their first state title since 2007. the 8th ranked waverly shell rock. 1st set heelan's allie cooke starts things off with an ace! later on it's cooke again, this time a brick wall at the net coming up with the block. crusaders fall in set 1, 25-18. set 2, hee

dmitri was described as a talented young man with a bright future. he was a junior at that private school. >>> some mormons are planning to leave the church this weekend over the church's new policy over same-sex couples. the policy bans the children of same-sex couples from being baptized until they're 18. children of same-sex parents are also banned from other church blessings. according to a facebook page, dozens will be part of a public group resignation from the lds church this saturday. >>> a local couple now in the national spotlight because of their exforts to start a family. hidy and matt cahill appeared on the meredith vieira show. the couple is from falls church and they've been trying to have kids, but they hit a roadblock when he gottes it testicular cancer and they dieded to adopt and used crowd funding to pay for it. they were still about $15,000 short of what they needed. >> what you are doing is so important. i, myself, am adopted so i know how amazing it is to be adopted by a family, and on behalf of my family and the national adopt

dmitri flowers, end zone, touchdown. oklahomamaoes up, 44-34. then next baylor possession, jarrett stidham, the young freshman, did not have a good night, interception, ball game and baylor loses for the first time this season. that's going to do it for me. i'm the coach. have a great sunday. >> announcer: starting right now, a special edition of "this week," paris attack. this morning, new video capturing the confrontation with the terrorists. . an active war by isis, new arrests. france on lockdown. now fears of more attacks, what cocosnext? [ sirens] >>> breaking details on who is behind the horror. did isis terrorists pose as refugees to slip through the cracks? and could it happen here? how security is being stepped up in major cities across the u.s. the very latest inside analysis from our team around the world andresidential candidada marco bio. from the glolol resources of abc news, a special edition of "this week," paris attack. here now, chief anchor, george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning. we are covering all the fallout from those d

terrorism or possible terrorism investigation, you now actually have the russian prime minister dmit dmit dmitri saying all flights to egypt have been suspended since friday. that out of line with other russian officials who refuse to identify a cause so far. meanwhile egyptian officials have been even more reluctant saying that such an attack or fearing i imagine such an attack could undermine the government's tough counterterror efforts. u.s. officials while not reaching a definitive conclusion indicate they are moving closer to identifying a cause. tonight, u.s. intelligence is 99.9% certain a u.s. official tells cnn that a bomb brought down metrojet 9268 over the sinai. >> we formed the view overall that it was more likely than not that this was a bomb on the plane. >> reporter: the increasingly likely conclusion sparking ominous new warnings of the global threat from isis. >> this is a huge worldwide problem. >> if this is a bomb by the affiliate of isis in the sinai, isis has now fully eclipsed al qaeda as the gravest terrorist threat in the world. >> i think we do need to be very wary of

the prime minister of russia, dmitry medvedev, has spoken to his prime minister, saying let's make a list of targets we can sanction, looking at gas supplies, food supplies. the tourists. that could end soon. so that is not an end to the crisis. >> matthew chance in moscow, thank you so much. i want to turn to london. this is where prime minister david cameron is asking his parliament to let britain get in the game against isis in syria. he is pressing for a vote on joining the air campaign over syria, along with the united states, france and russia, among others. british planes are already in the air over iraq. and here is part of cameron's sometimes emotional push to parliament this morning. >> my first responsibility is prime minister and our first job in this house is to keep the british people safe. we have the assets to do that. we can significantly extend the capabilities of the international coalition forces. that is one reason why members of the international coalition, including president obama and president hollande, have made it clear to me that they want britain to stand

you did have today the russian prime minister dmitri medvedev, saying all flights to egypt have been suspended since friday. that's further than any other russian official has gone but not saying anything definitively. keep in mind as well that the u.s. has offered further help to the russians, the fbi offering its services and saying they could be particularly helpful looking at this recording from the cockpit voice recorder, that sound that was heard on that tape in determining what that sound is. >> a top egyptian isis affiliate terrorist as you know, jim, was just killed. does this have any direct significance to this current investigation? >> no direct tie to the investigation. it could be relevant. this is a group that was known as ansar, bait al maktis since become known as isis in the sinai. it started a few years ago after the egyptian revolution. but it shows you that this is an ongoing fight for the egyptians in sinai. this is a group that's shown great capability including in bomb making although no capabilities so far into placing a bomb on a plane. but they have this ca

dmitri told us he is not ready to get back to normal.e says it will be at least a month or two before he reopens the restaurant. we also heard from the owners of the bataclan theater where 89 people were shot to death by the attackers. they posted on facebook the following, no words are enough to express the magnitude of our grief. our thoughts are with the victims, the injured, and their families, and then they went on to say we know many of you have asked that you could come in to get your personal effects or the personal effects of your family and the police won't allow us to do that right now because it's still a crime scene investigation, but we'll let you know when we can. one of those details that is heartbreaking when you think about all of the people that were in there. tyler and mandy? >> michelle, i had one question about what, if anything, you're hearing. of course, paris is a very popular tourism destination, maybe particularly around the holidays. are you hearing anything about how people expect that to be affected this yea

not surprising, says his prime minister in russia this morning, given, he says shall and i quote dmitryrect financial interest of certain turkish officials related to the import of oil produced at isis facilities." on his part, in the past hour, president erdoggen says he has no intention escalating the matter and in a call with him, barack obama expressed u.s. and nato support for turkey's rate to defend its sovereignty while manufacture sizing the importance of deescalating the situation. what's clear in all of this is already very messy picture in regard to this conflict in syria has gotten even more complicated. alisyn? >> thank you for all of that. >>> as devastating as the paris attacks were, they could have been worse, according to police, the suspected ringleader had plans to do much more. abdelhamid abaaoud and another man may have been hours away from carrying out an attack on paris' financial district. cnn's senior international correspondent, clarissa ward is live for us from paris this morning. what have you learned, clarissa? >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. new details