the final say of the international military music festival that crowds of people gather aids and red square get a chance to see ensembles from fourteen different countries wearing their colorful uniforms playing a dance from across the square now this grand festival welcomes some of the past bands and uniforms not only from russia but from across the world we just saw one hundred and twenty i cal take flight player is some macho along the square as you can see fireworks are right behind my back now that it's marked at the performance of the armenian military band now in addition to the best russian military bands and gods in the trauma bands and also. specialists from as far away as egypt china. israel and syria now we talk to some of the people who came here to russia to be a part of this festival. it's my second time in moscow and have the festival a very good impression and i really like working with such kind in the it's very interesting just being in the festival. this is my first visit to moscow and it's absolutely beautiful especially dancing here in the red square it's just a dream

hosting the final say the international military music festival that crowds of people gather aids and red square get a chance to see ensembles from fourteen different countries wearing their colorful uniforms playing a dance. from across the square now this grand festival welcomes some of the past bands and uniforms not only from russia but from across the world we just saw one hundred and twenty i cal take flight player is some macho along the square as you can see fireworks are right behind my back now that it's marked at the performance of the armenian military band now in addition to the best russian military bands and gods in the trauma bands and also. specialists from as far away as egypt china. has trailed and in seattle now we talked to some of the people who came here to russia to be a part of this festival. it's my second time in moscow and have the festival a very good impression and i really like working with such kind of it's very interesting just being in the festival. this is my first visit to moscow and it's absolutely beautiful especially dancing here in the red square it's just

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it is just liverpool band made for red square. it isjust time liverpool band made for red square.ars up to host the world cup. this is what it is anxious to avoid: russian football hooligans fought pitched street battles in france last year at the european championship. so some liverpool fans don't mind admitting that they were nervous about coming here. we have all seen the way the russians betray themselves as being fit, fighting men. it is a little bit scary, so you know, you bear that in mind. english fans have been advised to keep a low profile in moscow, and avoid tim pallas. they are not quite sticking to that. meanwhile, the football union he has warned that any fans causing trouble won't enjoy their stake in any fans causing trouble won't enjoy theirstake ina any fans causing trouble won't enjoy their stake in a russianjail. any fans causing trouble won't enjoy their stake in a russian jail. they are old school hooligans. we will see what happens at night. what happens is this: security on the way m, happens is this: security on the way in, and plenty of police. the stadi

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on a red square. new part. of. the history of the place is really complicated. was. water. street until. the. build here was a real lot. basically. two thousand and four they realized the heart of. the government ten years to come up with the brilliant idea let's just have a park here. so what are the highlights of. the walk through the park. for. you. and finally what's known as the wetlands and right now i'll show you a place stocks definitely because the favored spot for most people here it's called the soaring bridge which ironically will take you to the other side of the river but you'll find yourself at bosco's new selfie central. you heard from the architect charles renfro and a landscape designer mary margaret jones who were involved in creating the park barrio day is in itself a piece of open space a public space that accommodates everyone where we're very conscious of making it appeal to all kinds of people all times of the day it's open twenty four hours it's right in the heart of moscow it's really an extension of red square it's just next door to the kremlin an

this is my first visit to moscow and it's absolutely beautiful especially dancing here in the red square it's just said dream come true that sunni believe. the impression i got from the first of all is just mobilises is the third time where in most school this year we were able to work with a russian singer who sang an italian song as well as or italian sing on this thing in russian. stay with me if that story to a close i'm not saying because you play little red square and adjoining areas of central moscow. i'll be back with more of the stories that shape global news over the past seven days and around hoff now it's time live from moscow this is. bustling the dubrovnik in venice are will fix travel destinations so it must be nice to live there or is it. crowds of tourists disrupt the city's economic and social life to live for us on the slash and get out of them or to also show the traditional story some must come to blame somebody else who has moved on finally into a school but there's a lot done. while the city's tried. to collapse. of a. couple. in the. fire . is it will fail. hello

i'm here in magnificent red square.ehind me, you see lenin's tomb, where the founder of this great nation lies in state. when you go inside, you're asked not to speak, and more importantly as i learned, no selfies. ( laughter ) got a good one, though. behind the wall is the kremlin. think of it as russia's white house-- or america's white house. >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! "russia week"! tonight, stephen welcomes: jason bateman. and musical guest muse.

i'm here in magnificent red square.d me, you see lenin's tomb, where the founder of this great nation lies in state. when you go inside, you're asked not to speak, and more importantly as i learned, no selfies. ( laughter ) got a good one, though. behind the wall is the kremlin. think of it as russia's white house-- or america's white house. >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! "russia week"! tonight, stephen welcomes: jason bateman. and musical guest muse.

but we met a few of them around red square early, they admitted they were apprehensive about coming toto be moody but so far so good. certainly i think as far as russia is concerned it's important this match tonight and the match of manchester united tomorrow goes off smoothly without incident is because this is a country gearing up to host the world cup and it wants to send a message it's a safe place for fans from around the world to travel to. this arena here is one of the key stadiums for next year ‘s competition. there are home comforts for manchester city at the etihad stadium tonight. they'll be hoping to build on a good start to the group stage against ukranian champions shaktar donetsk later. pep guardiola's side are in confident mood, but he knows qualification to the knockout phases will still be be a big challenge. 0urgroup our group stage is tricky, people say ok, it's notjuventus or milan 01’ say ok, it's notjuventus or milan or enter, but the group is tricky and it depends, in our hands, if we are able to at home in the next two games will be a big gap to achieve but the

you that it is quite possible but actually i'm just a few hundred metres away from the domes on red square. in moscow's brand new park. the history of the place is really complicated for centuries this area was a bustling city water with narrow but busy streets until what is basically the core of moscow's old town was completely demolished in the soviet times what they build here was a real lot on the city landscape hotel. which was basically a massive box of concrete and steel then finally in two thousand and four they realized the heart of moscow was no place for that kind of architecture and the moscow government ten years to come up with the brilliant idea let's just have a park here. so what are the highlights of that ad which is the size of about thirteen football fields as you walk through the park you'll find yourself in four different washing climate zones you've already seen the siberian forest there also the northern plains cold tundra plus wordsworth's warmer southern plains the steps in finally what's known as the wetlands and right now also you'll play starts definitely the f

shopping centers have been evacuated in moscow among them is the orkney riyadh center which is next to red square police say that the evacuations began after anonymous callers told authorities they were. there were explosives in the center's over five thousand businesses been evacuated and police and emergency services are seeing says the latest in a string of such incidents across russia recently on thursday one hundred fifty thousand people were evacuated from schools and shopping malls to after similar threats bring more details next hour. and i can keep all these stories to you at our website at art. scene years ago i traveled across the united states exploring america's deadly love affair with a gun if a bad guy tried to get to one of my family members he would have better a lot better and i think they are inheriting whenever my my babies since my book was published in the year two thousand more than home for a million americans have been killed by phones in the us how to saute me as i did this is a middle school we go through drills and we put ourselves some real scenarios it was interestin

the history books the widespread celebrations of events including workshops and even ballet on red square. it's part of the city day celebrations authorities of open the huge new pog is moscow's first major new pocking fiftieth is built on plenty of putin's initiative on the site of the vast soviet era hotel of a city that was pulled down in two thousand the president himself this today nearly opened pog. ok that is all for this hour about the very latest news headlines. out of the two. city is not coming from a trumpet ministration which is being victimized by this. imaginary hobgoblin of russian collusion with the trump campaign is being used by enemies and adversaries to do to limit his presidency. bosler the dubrovnik and. fix travel destinations so it must be nice to live or is it. crowds of tourists disrupt the city's economic and social life in them and hopefully for us on this. with. us. as we don't is by no means a school but there's a lot while the city has tried desperately not to collapse all powerful corporations collect the profit of. it's a brutal brother global news don't

may just shopping centers have been evacuated in moscow among them is the riyadh which is next to red square police say evacuations began after anonymous callers told authorities there were explosives in the senses of the five families and businesses are being evacuated and police and emergency services are at the site as we speak it is the latest in a string of such incidents across russia on thursday one hundred and fifty thousand people were evacuated from schools and shopping malls to similar threats will bring us more details next. so that's how the weekly is looking for the moment don't forget you can keep of course all the stories on our social media pages and also. you are watching our amount per student for. for decades the american middle class has been railroaded by washington politics. big money corporate interests that's thrown down a lot of voiced so that's how it is in the news culture in this country now that's where i come in. i'm ed schultz is on r t america i'll make sure you don't get railroaded that you'll get the straight talk in the straight news. questionable. in case

the history books there are widespread celebrations on offense including workshops and even on red square. as part of the city day celebrations authorities have opened a huge new paulk. is moscow's first major new paul can fifty years it was built on blood a minute putin's initiative on the site of the fall soviet era hotel that was pulled down in the two thousands on the president himself visited the newly opened paul. all round of of the news asylum a show you check us out on social media we're on facebook twitter and on our website that sati dot com you're watching also international and the lovely mail harvey will be here at the top of the next hour. and patient new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around. preparations from washington to washington the media the media and the voters elect a businessman to run this country business equals. boom bust it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. years ago i traveled across the united states exploring america's deadly love affair with a gun if a bad guy tried to get to one of my famil

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liverpool fans made for red square. manchester united are here for the champions league as well.void, russian football hooligans fought pitched battles in france last year at the european championship. some liverpool fans don't mind admitting they were nervous about coming here. we have all seen the way the russians portray themselves as being fit fighting men. it is a little bit scary so fighting men. it is a little bit scary so bear that in mind. english fa ns scary so bear that in mind. english fans have been advised to keep a low profile in moscow and avoid team colours. they are not quite sticking to that. meanwhile, the football union here has want any fans causing trouble will not enjoy their stay in a russianjail. trouble will not enjoy their stay in a russian jail. i think trouble will not enjoy their stay in a russianjail. i think they trouble will not enjoy their stay in a russian jail. i think they see trouble will not enjoy their stay in a russianjail. i think they see us as old school hooligans. we will see what happens tonight anyway what happens is this. security

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that little red square is the top order of new hampshire. maybe up to the circle. all of this land at the time was farmland. the square had not been subdivided yet. the plot bordered 20th on the bottom and the 19 to 20 on either side. this is her description of the land when she saw it. "it is a full square of ground comprised of three acres a little out of town and a thriving neighborhood convenient to market. it has a small frame house and barn. later she would describe it as having many trees, raspberries, strawberries, rhubarb in abundance. the place being once cultivated for fruits and vegetables with many remnants left. she raised $4000 of the price of the land from many members including abolitionists and the members of the quaker society of friends. this is probably a picture of the time when she knew harriet beecher stowe. harriet gave her a quarter of the proceeds. of "uncle tom's cabin." dr. bailey a famous abolitionist wrote a famous publication and many african-american residents were also among the contributors. publishers and friends contributed to sc

if you look at red square this morning there are sidewalks drawings everywhere giving support to the jewish students. >> i don't think the campus climate is anything represented by. it's usually inclusive. larry: the suspect is still on the loose. georgetown's president says this type of hatred will not be tolerated. alison: meanwhile after several nights of protest in st. louis, white only signs found outside of a restaurant. the owner says he found the puzzling stickers on his door. >> i'm proud to say this. i am employing african-americans caucasian-americans, from all part of life from all over the world. alison: several other restaurants found the same sticker and it's just not clear who is behind them. larry: new details a about a many saj therapist acause for many saj therapist accused of assaulting two women. a third woman has come forward. the therapist is held without bail as the police search for more potential victims. all three of the women say the assaults happened in the massage session. alison: still to come at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- will it stay or does it have to go

after the inauguration as the focus of evil in the modern world to kissing babies with gorbachev in red square in 88.ry hoff contemplate the condition in which the still form an its g important part uniting one bond of common interest with so many different states getting the proud title of the american citizen protecting their commerce, the literature and art, facilitating the communication, defending theme e frontiers and making the name respected in the remote parts ot the earth and the extent of the territory is increasing, it's advancing the art that renders the life and science is to elevate the mind, the education spreading the delights of religion and morality and general information into every cottage in this wide extent of the territories and states and hold it as an asylum where they find a refuge and a support.e, work on this picture of happiness and honor and say we are citizen of america. he won that battle by acting on two different levels by threatening on the one in working to cut a deal on the other. he did it because he believed that the union was sacred. i use this quite co

i'm here in magnificent red square. behind me, you see lenin's tomb, where the founder of this great nation lies in state. when you go inside, you're asked not to speak, and more importantly as i learned, no selfies. ( laughter ) got a good one, though. behind the wall is the kremlin. think of it as russia's white house-- or america's white house. >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! "russia week"! tonight, stephen welcomes: jason bateman. and musical guest muse. featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and stephen explores the ritz carlton presidential suite. now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( russian music playing ) captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: whoo! thank you, jon! what's up, jon? good to see ya. how are ya? ( audience chanting stephen ) please have a seat, everybody! you're too kind. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. well, i don't know-- ( cheers and applause ) i don't know if you hea

a big jam at the bottom number with the big red square. 51 minutes from the dumbarton bridge that clearedn city and fremont. recovery. >> okay. all right. keep in mind the weekend is around the corner. >> yeah. around the corner. hopefully the weather is going to be nice. >> bring the summer play list back. in california, you can play it all. saturday's forecast, we are going to see a bit of a cooldown, especially along the coast. it is going to be more noticeable along the coast. the possible return of the marine layer that means, yes, we are waking up to fog in san francisco, again. bay 74 degrees. inland, 81 degrees. as we head toward sunday's forecast, also expect to see decent temperatures. 73 degrees and the bay, 76 and inland, 85 degrees. if you are heading out of the bay area, oh, maybe not the bay area, wine tasting, here is a look at what to expect. 77 degrees. sunday, 75. if you want to go to more of a kirkwood feel, here is a look at what to expect. cooler up there. 50 degrees saturday. friday, 53. sunday, a nice 52 degrees. we have a great weekend to look forward to. back to

i always thought this was good, the white house slowly morphing into a red square white house. that issue of "time" magazine, calabrise reported that one way russia tried to influence the u.s. presidential election last year was by using facebook to try to sway americans' views. he reported that in may. facebook denied it was true at the time. and then they went on to deny it again and again and again. now, today, about-face -- book. facebook admits it was true all along. despite their earlier denials. joining us now is deputy washington bureau chief at "time" magazine. thank you for joining us tonight. congratulations in retrospect in getting this right in the first place. >> thank you very much for having me. >> why did investigators and intelligence officers believe that this was going on for so long, that the russians had used facebook? why did they believe it for so long while facebook was still denying that it was happening? >> so, what we found in speaking with u.s. intelligence officials, and outside experts, and indeed officials in other countries, was that the sophist

a fluke, a miraculous luke, that in march of 1985 the popular's said we can't have funerals in red square every year and they took a chance on somebody who was convinced that he, with other reformers, could reform the system. he, gorbachev, failed in a number of respects but succeeded in a number of respects and that was to open up to the rest of the world and i'm looking at bill right now and bill and the previous conversation made two very important points. one that russia through the ages, czars and up until -- now again they have a unique ability to make their neighbors frightened and therefore, in a way, very vulnerable enemies which is tough on russia itself. it has often been said that russia doesn't feel completely secure unless everyone else is unsecure and that blows back into their own interest. bill also pointed out what i think is an objective fact: if there is a geopolitical threat to the russian state it is not coming from the north pole. it is not coming from the west it is coming from the south and it is coming over the decades to come from the east and in particular, chi

here at georgetown's red square right by the intra cultural center, all kinds of support. this one reading, "fight hate with love." that one saying, "we will not be intimidated." even on the ground, this one reading, "be strong, be strong and we will be strengthened," messages to, for and from georgetown's jewish university president john degioia sent a campus-wide e-mail about the incident noting georgetown and d.c. police are investigating. for many students, an encouraging update. >> i think they need to really speak out against this because it affects a lot of students on campus, even those that aren't jewish. you know, the whole community. >> reporter: after all, georgetown students and faculty are from around the globe, different countries, different cultures and different faiths. even amid such diversity, hate speech is something this world class university has been grappling with. >> there were two swastikas at the beginning of the school year and some in the spring as well. i don't know if it is like one person who is doing this in a string of attacks or a lot of

here at georgetown's red square right by the inter cultural center, signs of support, this one reading fight hate with love. that o intimidated. and even on the ground, this one reading, be strong, be strong, and we will be strengthened. messages to, for and from georgetown's jewish community. >>> university president john sent a campus-wide e-mail about the incident. noting that georgetown and d.c. police are investigating from any students, an encouraging update. >> i think they need to speak out against this because it affects a lot of students on campus. even those that aren't jewish, the whole community. >> reporter: after all, georgetown students and faculty are from around the globe of different countries, different cultures, and different faiths. even amid such diversity, hate speech is something this world class university has been grappling with. >> there are two swastikas the beginning of the school year and some in the spring as well. so, i don't know if it's like one person who is doing this and a string of attacks or a lot of people. i mean, both are awful. >> reporter: a

referring to the soviet union as focus of evil in the modern world to kissing babies with gorbachev in red square in 1988. you negotiate. you use fear -- he used a kind of bullying kind of threat to sorten the target. it's negotiation. this is what jackson said to south carolina: contemplate the condition of the country hoff you still form an important part. consider its government, uniting in one bond of common interest and general protection so many different states, giving to all their inhabitants the proud tight of american citizen, protecting their commerce, securing literature and arizona fashion sill tating their intercommunication, defending their frontiers, and making their name respected in the remotest parts of the earth. consider the extent of the territory, its increasing and happy population, its advance in arts which render life agreeable, and the sciences which elevate the mind. the education spreading the likes likes of religion, morality and general information into a cottage in this wide extent of our territories and states. behold it as an asylum where the wretched and oppress

important to protect economic places like eiffel tower or pick out of a circus in the north or a red square in moscow of course governments have to start there with these a comic places where there are crowds but then of course terrorist can attack anywhere any metro station any event any concert we've seen in london and of places the problem i think is that these governments of ours need to improve the steps before the tempting the terrorists before they hit the population and there is no it's dangerous though thirty present everywhere we've seen it in london recently we've seen in paris the problem is of course on the one hand the fact that we have many terrorists imbedded in muslim communities in europe on the one hand and the think that the police force the security forces don't have the arabic speaking specialists the people knowing islamism well to to look into these issues before it starts so i understand they protected conic places like the eiffel tower and that they put their mobile forces somewhere else we've seen numerous cities around europe recently introduced heightened securi

fluke, a miraculous uke, that in march of 1985 e politbureau said we just can't have funerals in red square every year or half year, and they took a chance on somebody who was convinced that he, with other reformers could reform the system. , gorbachev, failed in a number of respects, but succeeded in a number of respects, and that was to open up to the rest of the world -- drozdiak at bill right now. bill in the previous conversation made two very, very important points. ne, russia through the ages, czars, commisars, and up until now again, they have a unique ability to make their neighbors frightened, and therefore, in a way, very vulnerable enemies, hich is tough on russia itself . it has often been said that russia doesn't feel completely secure unless everybody else is insecure, and that blows back into their own interests. bill also pointed out what i think is an objective fact. there is a geopolitical threat to the russian state, it is not coming from the north pole, it is not coming from the west. it is coming from the south, and it is coming, over the decades to come, from the east

a man who took part in the student protests at tiananmen square, and a former red guard. but our first witness is sidney rittenberg. he visited china as a gi during world war ii and stayed on. he joined the communist party. and during china's civil war, he got to know the revolutionary leader, chairman mao. he was so idolised. and it was so impossible to criticise him. he finally convinced himself that china needed an emperor figure. i think mao before coming to power and after coming to power were two quite different personalities. but he was enormously courteous. he was disarming. he could make you forget that you were in the presence of someone from history. he was a large man and he had great personal dignity and was very easy to talk to. yunnan was the nerve centre of the entire communist movement. it was so rare in those days to have an american that spoke chinese. i was fascinated by the work they were doing. and i decided to stay and act as an english—language person for their radio programme. it was an atmosphere... of great determination. i would say even of gre