the communist party does. they insist on creating catholic bishops in china. this is not ok with the vatican. the relationship is fraught. the other thing that is added to the tensions is there is one chinese catholic bishop who has rejected vatican authority and withdrawn from the communist party catholic association. he was placed under house arrest, where he remains. there's is real tension between two great powers. the communist party potentially fears the vatican would sway political power amongst the people. >> thank you for that. thousands of people have held protests vigils across the u.s. in tribute to a black teenager killed by police in missouri. more than 90 cities took part in thursday's national moment of silence after 18-year-old michael brown was unarmed when he was shot and killed by police in a st. louis suburb. his death sparked days of rioting in ferguson, where the shooting took place. >> a peaceful but angry protest in the streets of ferguson missouri. this time, after four consecutive nights of frequently violent standoffs police marched

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he broke with the italian communist party of which he was a leading member and financier and was the first publisher of dr. zhivago which appeared in translation in italy in november 1957. it was a commercial and critical success helped in part by the fact that the soviets had banned it, something that was noted in almost all the press coverage in the west. indeed, i think there's a case to be made that if the soviet union had simply allowed a small print run and made no fuss at all, dr. zhivago would have drawn a small, elite audience in the west and not have become the international bestseller it did. because its sales were really quite extraordinary. in its first year in the united states, '58 into 1959, it sold nearly a million copies. for a book, that is -- let me tell you -- impressive. [laughter] and publication followed in 1958 in france, germany, britain and the united states but not in the soviet union, obviously, and not in russian. in october 1958 pasternak won the nobel prize in literature. the kremlin treated the award as an anti-receive yet provocation -- soviet provoc

for more insight into the incident plant's course live now to victor dyess the chairman of the communist party of sweden. sending in a month to the riot police to nonviolent disturbance out of protest isn't all that just somewhat over the top well we don't. it's not customary to do that in sweden so that's why many people of every show but the incident not police brutality seems to be a problem around the world you may have heard the stories were running just earlier in missouri for example how does that happen that the people who are supposed to protect citizens turn in them instead. well i think it's about a difficult situation in different countries we have seen the many protests not only against new nazis but against new liberal policies and we have seen a lot of fights demonstrations so i believe that police or the state are trying to seize control. europe and also in the united states well in the malvo case at least ten people ended up in hospital do you believe that the police will be held accountable for their actions and not. in sweden they're never police accountable for these sorts

so whenever they make the new general secretary of the communist party. he was touched by this. then he started talking with my mother. and it's where the rationale should be. [inaudible] hanging out at the seller smoking. of course my father affected me like a father does in many ways, and so when i became a teenager and i discovered punk music, especially what fascinated me was the anarchists and and that seemed to be like the positive alternative. i can't say i like the music. [laughter] it was more of the movement and philosophy of the movement and the idea behind the punk movement and the class with great emphasis on the feminism peace and anarchy. >> you say that they are two sides of the same coin. surrealism means believing unconditionally in your dream. how does that get into the picture for you? that is something that i got very fascinated with and it's something that just grabbed my attention when i saw it and the others and there was something very fascinating about this. so, i started digging into and felt the manifesto and i was fascinated by the whole idea and it

we also don't know what happened during the power struggle in the echelons of the communist party butwe do know the loser in a power struggle with the then leader of the communist party who spent the next 15 years until his death under house arrest. the other thing that is forgotten is that the protests were not just in beijing but all over china. they weren't just students. it was a mass movement, not just about freedom and democracy. it was also about wealth and equality calling for action against corruption and nepotism and profiteering for the communist party to reform itself. of course none of these things were forgotten by china's own leaders. they know that those demands made a quarter-century ago are much more pressing today than they were 25 years ago. that's one of the reasons why the party is still so afraid of tiananmen's legacy, because it leaves it vulnerable. so the government has really tried to cover up what happened. if you go into any bookshop in china and tried to buy a book about 1989 you wouldn't be able to find anything. on line mentions it and china's internet

china cut ties with the vatican in 1951 after the communist party took party. the pope will visit the philippines and sri lanka in january. >>> brazil said goodbye to one of the country's prominent leaders. eduardo campos was killed, a presidential hopeful, with six others. thousands turned out for his funeral. >> reporter: saying good buy to a man that do have been president of brazil. many people here in the home state are still in shock. in this large working class north-east state, they credit eduardo campos with looking out for the poor, building schools, homes and hospital clinics, saying he never forgot the people even after launching his national campaign for president. many brazilians are resigned to the corrupt nature of politics, eduardo campos promised something new and touched many lives. >> translation: what he did and what he was going to do for us, nobody has been able to do for us. he fought for us. >> reporter: he was widely loved and a governor here for more than seven years, and elected with 82% of the vote. there's a lot of positive things

. >> are you a member of the communist party or have you ever been a member have the communist party. reporter: starting in 1947 the house unamerican activity committee subpoenaed actors, directors and writers to discover if the entertainment industry was indoctrinating americans with communist ideas. >> what did you think of communism at the the time or was it something that you were passionate about. >> i knew nothing about it. >> reporter: her name was placed on the list that include leonard bern stein lena horn, arthur miller, airson wells and many others. >> from that day for 12 years i could not work again in film or television. >> what is it to see your name on that list today. >> well, i'm in good company. >>> lee grant's load road to stardom and singer song writer torey aimes, this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 o'clock. >>> still ahead troubling new developments in the middle east israeli solder believed to have been captured about hamas has now been declared dead. we will have very latest on that continuing crisis coming up. >>> and when war erupted in his home

. >> are you a member of the communist party, or have you ever been a member of the communist party? n 1947, the house unamerican activities committee subpoenaed actors, directors and writers to discover if the entertainment industry was indoctrinating americans with communist ideology. what did you think about communism at the time? was it something that you were passionate about? >> i knew nothing about it. it was one of the big rifts between my husband and myself. he was a communist. i didn't have the base for that kind of philosophy. i just couldn't understand it. >> reporter: not only was grant in love with an american communist, screenwriter arnie manhoff. she agreed to speak at the memorial service of a fellow actor. jay edward donver, who died of a heart attack sloert of his 40th birthday. >> two days later i was in an actors equity meeting, and the actor in front of me said -- and i said what? and he said, he had this book of red channels, and my name was in it, lee grant was in it. with the words that i said at his memorial. >> reporter: what is it to see your name on that l

people who lived all their lives taking orders from the government and the communist party. now openly defying authority. >> tiananmen square became the focal point of the protests. the square is right in front of the great hall of the people, where the seat of chinese government is. it was mind-boggling. i was in the middle of that march. i'm 6'2". i weigh 200 pounds. i was literally swept off my feet by those demonstrators. >> photojournalist jeff widner covered it for the "associated press." >> there was this amazing, uplifting feeling in the air. >> a few weeks later in mid-may, the situation intensified when soviet premier mikhail gorbachev heads to china. for the first sino-soviet meeting in years. >> remains a world turned upside down tonight. he was an advocate in his home country. his visit gave them an opportunity to go to the streets and express themselves in a way they had not before. >> they knew they had the world watching them. >> and this also enraged the chinese authorities who are used to stage managing every photo op. and suddenly they had no control. >> a

he'll spend tuesday and wednesday in china at the invitation of chinese communist party leaders and discuss how to avoid incidents that might destabilize relations. tensions flared in may when a state-run company set up an oil rig in waters claimed by both countries. it triggered anti-china protests and riots in vietnam. at least five chinese workers were killed. the vietnam ease spokesperson will send representatives to visit families of victims. >> michael brown was shot dead by a white police officer. family member, political leaders, human rights act vitss. they sang and prayed songs to celebrate his live. >> we have had enough of the senseless killing. what you guys can do to continue this is show up at the voting polls. let your voices be heard. >> brown was unarmed when he was shot. his death has sparked protest after protest. demonstrators have been calling for the police officer to be punished. and for an end to racial discrimination. the officers' supporters held their own rally. darren willson has been put on paid leave. a grand jury has begun hearing evidence to determine whethe

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china cut ties in 1951 after the communist party took power.e francis plans to return to asia in january to visit the philippines and sri lanka. >>> wikileaks founder julian assange said he'll soon be leaving the ecuadorian embassy in london. at the embassy he has been granted asylum for the last two years. he's charged with releasing documents in 2010 and in sweden there are allegations he assaulted two women. he denies those charges. >>> gunmen stole $335,000 in france and some sensitive diplomatic documents. the robbery took place on sunday on the northern edge of paris. no one was injured. the principal's name has not been revealenot--the prince' name has not been revealed. >>> leading a mass anti-government campaign, tens of thousands of protesters in pakistan's capitol islamabad has brought traffic to a standstill. they say the election was rigged and they're calling for the government to step down. kamal hyder has more. >> ththey had been protesting in islamabad, but today was th they decided they would pull out of parliament where they

has gone to the top of government netting the former domestic security czar and one time top communist partyom last year. chan is accused of something called accommodating drug use cherz is a more suserious charge than drug consumption. he could be in prison for three years. we've seen random spot checks at local bars where police are testing both foreigners and chinese for drugs. >> thank you. >>> a world cup battle on the field could soon be heading off the field. why some of the world's top female athletes say the field itself is sexist. that is next on "cbs this morning." i don't just make things for a living i take pride in them. so when my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis was also on display, i'd had it. i finally had a serious talk with my dermatologist. this time, he prescribed humira-adalimumab. humira helps to clear the surface of my skin by actually working inside my body. in clinical trials, most adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority of people were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability t

. >>> chinese communist party officials have got together to do something they have done every summer, they gathered to discuss personnel and policies ahead of formal meetings in the all tim. analysts believe one of the things on the agenda is the crackdown on corruption. analysts believe the informal gathering takes place in the resort of bay die hur. party leaders are expected to talk about how to deal with a former member of the politburo standing committee, the central disciplinary commission is investigating joe young can for suspected violations of discipline. the leaders are expected to review their anti-corruption members for party members and bureaucrats. >>> police in thailand say they found nine babibies anded to letters in a condominium. he claims to have fathered the children. even so, they are looking into possible links to child trafficking. police say the children range in age from several months to about two years. they say nine babysitters were taking care of them. you see the children appear to be healthy. they placed them in the custody of welfare authorities. the

10,000 soldiers from the people's liberation army now on the ground, all under the flag of the communist party. china's military responded quickly and effectively to sunday's disaster. within hours, food and blankets were being distributed. and by monday, a network and this temporary bridge were in place. in the rubble of their homes, they salvage what they can, which isn't much. and scattered everywhere, glimpses of every day lives before the earthquake. a page of homework, a souvenir photo. town is in an active quake zone, and now the government has to decide if it should rebuild. rebuild. >> a bombing in the iraqi city of kirkuk has left 75 dead and 45 injured. explosives were hidden in a car outside of a shiite mosque in the city center. and violence elsewhere in the country, they had been taking shelter there. and in other places in baghdad, 14 were killed when a blast went off in a shia neighborhood. >>> a group trying to establish an islamic state in the middle east has taken over the christian city. up to 100,000 people have been forced from their homes. city sits between the iraqi bas

state run china central television says communist party policymakers have approved chi's proposals. he wants to integrate traditional and new media. he said they need to complement each other in their content channels and operation and he said authorities need to manage them to ensure the integration is heading in the right direction. xi said the changes would help the party and the government convey their messages to the public. >>> it's time now for a look at world weather. we have been discussing about flooding in japan and northern india, but downpours are affecting people in niger. our meteorologist jonathan oh, is here with the details. jonathan? >> hello. yes, we are going to talk a little bit about the rain and precipitation taking place in africa. now, around this area, toward the central portions of the continent, this is where the convergence zone is located because of the heat and because of the way that the wind patterns are forming, it allows for the development of these rain showers and also some downpours in the process. i want to show you some video coming out of ni

were thrown the unrest comes ahead of the country's parliamentary vote now the chairman of the communist party of sweden told my colleague you know neal that in his country the police can do whatever they like. we have seen many truth is against anyone that says groups is three or four months in the. police don't want to you know this kind of thrill is to be disturbed so it would be good. control in the case at least ten people ended up in hospital do you believe that the police will be held accountable for their actions and not is sweden never a police accountable for these sort of things we have seen situations similar to the. several times no and. europeans have been growing increasingly critical of brussels the decision to impose sanctions on the russian economy the move has triggered fears of considerable trade losses as moscow in response banned a certain european foods. spanish farmers have been dumping produce in the streets and burning new flags angry over lost revenue some producers there are bracing for a sharp drop in prices due to the recently imposed russian embargo trade unions

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and the chairman of the communist party of sweden told us that in his country the police can do what it likes i. have seen many protests against the new nazis groups three or four months. the police don't want to you know this kind of relish to be disturbed so. well in the momo case at least ten people ended up in a hospital do you believe that the police will be held accountable for their actions and that. is weird and they're never police accountable for these sorts of things we have seen situations similar to this several times. and again. russia's ban on important certain european food in response to western sanctions has triggered concern across the continent. in spain farmers crates of fruit and burnt e.u. flags venting their anger at brussels some producers there are bracing for a sharp drop in prices due to the recently imposed russian embargo trade unions say this will also mean significant job losses and it's not just a concern for spanish farmers. john i think we'll fix them so the sanctions people are very pessimistic no nobody explains to farmers what's happening they do

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to stigmatize people who don't agree with his policies as fifth columnists he needs to ban the communist party as you said in your question and above all he and his cronies the government itself the minute the prime minister and the other ministers they are of course trying to rig the elections by changing the electoral law in advance of the polls so that they get the parliament they want it's obvious that this is worthy of a banana republic this is not what it were the behavior behavior of a european state all right speaking of the parliament dad they want what sort of parliament are we likely to see i mean is it going to be more abroad and who is it going to be comprised of what's your take it's difficult to say i mean obviously a large and. large part of the answer that question depends on what will happen to the party of the regions it was decapitated in february it hasn't yet found a new leader who is capable of taking things forward part of its electorate doesn't want to belong to ukraine anyway and is engaged in a civil war but that will be the decisive factor how to what extent will th

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was a moment when kim jong-un was named one of the sexiest men alive by " the onion" and the communist partyaily took it seriously. they took it as if it was serious including the wonderful nes. " with his handsomely round sturdy frame,ng he is a heartthrob.:" get satire isn't one of the great joys of satire. here is my real hope. recebook is doing this as sati for people that don't get satire . >> facebook is saying that this is a small test. >> if this was april 1, we would not believe it. and joshuanson benson, thank you both. more "bloomberg west" after this break. we will be talking about burning man. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west" where we focus on innovation, technology, and the future of business. gathering burning man has become a must attend for many in the tech community, even attracting big names like larry page, elon musk, mark zuckerberg. has broughtmunity its tech dollars for things like private jets, air conditioned class chefs/world is this changing the burning man experience for better or for worse? we are joined by our guest who has attended the event for the last

is are representing the communist party of greece and blame either you leaders and their own government for supporting what they call an imperialist intervention by the u.s. e.u. and nato in ukraine and at the expense of good relations with russia according to data compiled by bloomberg russia is greece's bigots biggest trading partner in two thousand and thirteen the value of total trade between the two nations reached one point three billion euros or twelve point five billion dollars and that number surpassed trade flows between greece and fellow e.u. member germany now greece's hopes of exiting from its deepest recession in the half century may not not come to fruition this year as a result of russia's punitive sanctions against the e.u. and grew tourism that's another one hit that also took an expected expected massive hit amid sanctions as well and the recent depreciation of the ruble will likely lead to two hundred thousand fewer russian tourists visiting greece this year and tourism contributes more than sixteen percent to greeks g.d.p. so. the almost quarter million drop in tour