holiday and yeah like you said before this is my first red red square parade here on victory day and it's truly a new and unique experience because you know i studied this war the soviet losses what the soviet union won through during world war two back in the united states it's nothing in comparison to being here victory day seeing the faces of those who lived through the war or had relatives who lived through the war they say that nearly every family in the russian federation has at least one relative who paid the ultimate price in the great patriotic war they also say that if the twenty seven million cats soviet casualties of that war marched in one parade through red square it would take months to come. so this is truly a very important holiday for the russian people and it's also you know that there's this march going on in moscow but there's also marches going on across russia in tula. in other places like don't you know it's the hand and volgograd formerly known as stalin grodd in the soviet union and there's also people from all over the world looking on right now in new york

so things are coming together to paint the picture of the uae in the red sea right now. but it's not as simple to look at a map to see what's going on that's pretty clear. . >> so let's pick up on the several points i ran was making and if you could talk specifically about the saudi perspective and the egyptian perception on some of these issues and how those two countries in particular look at the red sea and horn of africa within the context of the global and region and domestic policie policies. >> you're probably talking about the traditional the horn of africa countries and these are two countries that it has been a long time with that independence movement and then the first to extend that reaction to the threat and those qualities in the horn of africa were those of elsewhere so talk about saudi arabia and the intervention began it really was an intervention like we would see right now but maybe god in to see this with the creation of israel and the horn of africa or the rest of africa to be honest in those reactions from arab countries and saudi arabia. but then

so, you can see the planners further subdivide the three portions of the big red one beach to fox red, fox green, and the most famous of them all, easy red. you can see the defenses there. what's within the wns? it's a blend of weapons. primarily it's like concrete hole structures with machine guns or mortars in them often called toe brooks or murder holes. there's concrete bunkers you associate with the normandy invasion. there are antitank guns. some of the most deadly weapons are 50 millimeters guns. you have of course plenty of riflemen. you've got mortars. you've got grenades. but i would argue the most formidable defense that the germans have at least in the big red one sector is the inland artillery. the in some ways, your deadliest adversary as you go ashore that day is the forward observer for the german artillery. he's the eyes on who's calling in the heaviest and worst and deadliest of the fire power. they have 24 105 millimeters almost completely useless. all of them survive with communication lines intact. that's important. you have forward observers in the bunkers with e

red one was a major component of in north africa, the big red one was a major component of the allied invasion. they learned some hardknock lessons. they followed, gained ground extremely well, they go to unit. when they were off the line, they were a handful. they loved to fight, drink, beat up on rear echelon people who they thought were a lower form of life. , of course, as combat soldiers often do. they did not call themselves grunts in those days. they called themselves dog faces or doughboys. they tended to get in trouble. they had a surly attitude about authority. they did not necessarily always listen to officers that were not a part of their unit. "what do you matter? you are not mine." and that sort of thing. they had a reputation as being a handful. this thing that was so popular in the big red one gives you a sense of that. they often said to one another, the united states army consists of the big red one and 10 million replacements. [laughter] mcmanus: that's who they were. successful when mattered and troubling in other ways. troubling to general eisenhower , in some res

the uae is aggressively expanding its reach into the red sea. using its position in oden, as well as its longstanding relationship with djibouti as steppingstone, but its links to djibouti are now being challenged by encroachment from china. turkey's foreign policy has encroachnesshment from china. turkey policy adopted a more comprehensive program. especially in somalia, which has become an arena of rivalry between turkey and qatar about one hand and saudi arabia and uae on the other. with a transition in sudan, a reproachment, an increased investment from the eu, china, india, as well as the others into the horn, what can we expect from the historically insular region as it opens up to trade and diplomacy? i'm going moderate this esteemed panel of experts. and so -- first let me introduce alana. -- where she specializes in nuclear weapons proliferation, counterterrorism and gulf politics, particularly in yemen and saudi arabia. she spent seven years in the middle east and the gulf where she worked as a political analyst spearheading new progra

>>these cameras only flash if you're on a solid red light. >>red means stop that's exactly what the san francisco municipal transportation agency is hoping drivers do, especially at these 13 intersections where they've chosen to install new a red light cameras we we find a significant portion of our. >>injury collisions as ours is guarded people running red lights. one tool to help address that. >>and a lot of people didn't end their own lives as she went and hurry suzy wells lives near 4th street and harrison in soma it's the only intersection right now fully equipped with the new digital cameras. >>had a drug to like this where there's a lot of cross locks and it's a very good man highway entrance like i think it's kind of used >>traffic collisions related to rely running at the crease by 66%. since we've installed these cameras in 1996 mta spokesman paul rose says since then the city has continued to review collision rates. >>and has added or deleted cameras where they see fit we look at every other measure would try to stall every other m

we have lost 11 staff and volunteers from the red cross and red crescent so aid workers are also not conflict. how easy is it for age groups to move around the country? are you encouraged by this withdrawal? will the conditions in prove to get the aid to those who need it? we are encouraged by this development and we have been. every time we think there is good news, such as a ceasefire or opening of eight roots, we are very encouraged. but humanitarian aid is not going to save yemen alone, we need lasting political solutions, people have experienced unimaginable suffering for the past four years and they need a long—term solution so they can rebuild their lives, get back to safety a nd can rebuild their lives, get back to safety and get the things they need for theirfamilies. and safety and get the things they need for their families. and that safety and get the things they need for theirfamilies. and that is safety and get the things they need for their families. and that is why we call it the british red cross support for our appeal so we can work with the red cross and the red cr

at this point it's the area in the red cone. this is my storm tracker, that rotation you're seeing there, all this lightning, the strengthening of the storm tells me this is a very strong storm with the potential for an actual tornado to definitely be on the ground. let's turn off the lightning, let's turn off the storm tracker, and i'm going to even turn off the radar. we're just going to talk to myn friewho are in this red cone here. it's toofhe south front royal. and it's going into talking about care county along 522. fead to the lowest level in your home. eloads, fiery run road, up towards harrs corner road, down toward skyline drive. that's the area with major concern as areas of rotation are just over that area, as well as brown town road. zooming out you can see it's this cone here in red that is under tornado warning. and that is for talking about y, dear count parts of warren county. the next half hour, we're expecting this to continue to stay under warning. take aook at the velocity here. this looks a little confusing

the day, the big red one on omaha beach. he will speak about the unforgettable story of the big red ones 19 hours of . while the role of officers is part of the story, he will share the infantry soldiers experienced during the landing. c i'm sure eisenhower would've appreciated the work. the real hero of world war ii is g.i. joe. tell us about some of the gis and i introduced dr. john mcmanus. >> thank you. everyone hear me okay? thank you for that wonderful introduction. all the folks that made this possible, our host at gettysburg college. a pretty nice day out there. listening to me and these brilliant scholars that preceded me. is a tough act to follow. indulge me. i will do my best. would truck me when dr. simons was talking so movingly about the weather- related decision, what has always struck me, before he makes that decision, you could argue, he is the most powerful man on the planet are one of them. he has all of this naval power and technological immaterial power. that will always go in. this prodigious military m

so both businesses have been red tagged until the lead can be cleaned up. this family came for a gymnastics lesson but were turned away at the door. the apparent victim of crossover lead contamination from the target masters gun range next-door purpose of both businesses were red tagged after santa clara county inspectors confirmed elevated levels of lead in both businesses. >> the closer we were, the more we thought about it for the >> his studio caters to young gymnasts including many preschoolers because >> we have the children and any amount is high, that's not acceptable with children. so we weren't like blowing off the scale or anything but it was high enough. >> so is been here a long time? >> inspectors believe lead particles from the fire bureau over the years may have come out through the gun range and ventilation system and drifted into the air intake of the gymnastic studio contaminating it. >> that the residue built up in a couple of spots and were having it cleaned up. it's a shame that mr. sweet has been dragged into this. >> worker spent the

you know good morning from miners and their square cabin just a stone's throw from the red square all the action is going to be taking place and whatever day can you see what other day moscow's history could you see thousands of troops hundreds of tanks and armored vehicles marching through central moscow of course that is the ninth of may victory day parade and moscow undefeated moscow victorious and all those tanks are. just behind me here dozens of those armored vehicles preparing for those final final finishing touches polishing up before driving through two red square and of course it's a very dramatic sight besides of the thirty five military formations all these tanks the fly over of course that's what people have come to see it all makes for quite an important site but the second part of the parade is just as important it's the so-called immortal regiment it's a tradition of began and twenty twelve in a small city in siberia it's now gone global it's estimated at around ten million people in russia take part a million here in moscow and also around the world one hundred ten di

that's running red lights. a failure to yield to pedestrianing with people on bikes. >> the old cameras i'm told, cost the city about $1.2 million to run a year. the new ones, i'm told, are less expensive. they're about $800,000 to run a year. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> so, vic, let's go to the flip side. how much is the city going to make from the red light cameras? if they're spending $800,000. are they going to profit from this? aside from saving people's lives obviously more important than money. >> reporter: that's right, larry. this is a question that everybody seems to want to know. a question that everyone asks. the bottom line is, these are state fines. so the state actually gives san francisco a lump sum payment of some $2.1 million a year to run this program. that's because it's hard to differentiate, it's hard to separate red light camera tickets from other moving violation tickets. the state simply gives the city what they consider to be a fair amount. back to you, larry, ama. >> thank you, vic lee r

we have an appeal at the british red cross and we work with all parts of the red cross and red crescentescent society. we are able to deliver food, health care, water, some medicines, working with different partners, and so our challenge is access and so when we have these encouraging developments, potentially, like more access being able to get through the port, and they help us to operate further but it isa they help us to operate further but it is a very difficult operating environment. but we are still able to reach people that there are so many more people that we are able to reach if we receive more funds, more humanitarian access. how long are you planning or do you foresee before people start receiving that aid? the houthi rebels are withdrawing from the key ports, particularly at hudada. you have mentioned damaged infrastructure, how long will it take before people receive the aid? people are receiving aid already but they will receive more and more once these access opens up. receive more and more once these access opens up. huydada is responsible for 70% of the aid but it has

lester and the advocacy group walk san francisco wants changes such as no right turns during red lights and banning parking at street corners to improve visibility.>> something like that can happen in the morning in broad daylight. i'm sure she was clearly visible. >> reporter: alterman tells me his mother had plans to fly to russia on may 15 to visit family. now he hopes her death will lead to more safety improvements at intersections around the city. >>> a bicyclist is recovering tonight after being struck by a streetcar, this video of the accident posted on the citizen app, it happens just before four clock this afternoon, calls and delays in that area, the cyclist suffered only minor injuries and is expected to recover.>>> the woman crossed killed was trying to cross el camino avenue this morning, the 83-year-old was not in a crossmark when she was struck by a minivan. she was later pronounced dead at the hospital. the driver an 80-year-old woman remained on the scene, drugs and alcohol are not considered to be factors in the crash. the accident affected traffic for several hours at

they're actually red necks revoemting against the red noeks revolting against us. it was an armed community defense which means these people are exercising their second amendment rights. you can basically identify the red neck revolt enemy and it's a community whose core belief that whitoidty is understood attack. >> they're marching with tick ki torches as a way to keep away white people and black people. it extends all the way to the pacific northwest. the revoemt has spread to the pacific northwest too. the pew jet sound club, doing their thing. >> today the united states of america, this is happening. we're taking a break from the shooting this gives me an opportunity to bring aside the members. >> so what made you decide to want to join up? >> you know, it's sorts of always been a hard thing to find a place in the world because it's you're either against guns or against guys and humanity. that's the sort of trade off. i think this organization, felt like a place that matched my politics and my history. >> john brown certainly you not right wing as we define it

they aren't a bunch of red necks revolting against equality, they are against the red necks e voltinginst equality. i'll explain. the red next revolt was founded in 2009 in kansas and colorado as an armed community defense which means these people are exercising second amendment rights to protect neighborhoods from neo-nazis, white supremacist and whatever this guy has going on. >> get the [ bleep ] out of here, now! >> you can identify the red neck revolt enemy as the alt right as a community whose core belief is white identity is under attack, which other than the cancellation of "roseanne," i have no idea what they are talking about. they are marching with torches to keep away black people, jewish people and mosquitos. most people associate this type of thing with the south but remember, the south isn't just a geographical location, it a state of mind prfrom texas to t pacific northwest. in response to all this, the red neck revolt has spread to the pacific northwest, too. that the right. this guy is a good guy. that hat is a good sign. i'm heading to the puget sound good guy gun c

but fans still had fun saying the look reminded them of a red blood cell, a sofa, and the red teletubbyred by diana ross and marie antoinette. i'm a woman of many hats. i love surrealism. camp is in my dna, perfect theme. >> i'm rocking this michael kors very campy suit. she ready. i feel like pimperella. >> famed designer thierry mugler came out of retirement to make kim k.'s raindrop dress. and while one fan asked, why does kim look like a croissant? the soon-to-be mom of four wins the award for hardest working dress of the night. that corset made her waist so tiny some thought she had a rib removed. the honor of "best view from behind" goes to hailey bieber. "the look we want to steal" that's gal gadot's lace minidress, especially those over the knee boots. and it's a t for most unrecognizable -- a blonde kris jenner. >> who decided you were going to be blonde tonight? >> kylie. >> she did? >> yes. >> and priyanka chopra jonas. >> would you say that this is your most extravagant moment, or was it the wedding? >> well, i did have a 75-foot train. >> this is tied, i think, tied. >> for

europe looks set to open deep in the red. talks?ina delay reports out of hong kong say they could still head to washington this week with three days late. washington will hear from china's foreign at 9:00 a.m. berlin time. take a look at the japanese yen terminal. i'm looking at a three-day chart to show you what happened in yesterday's overnight session. in drop in the dollar priced yen means the japanese yen gaining strength, at one point down to 11040. this is a safe haven asset. little bit get a concerning around the world, investors pile into the yen. that is what we saw overnight. take a look at futures this morning. across european indexes, and remember also the u.k. is closed for a bank holiday today. euro stoxx 50 futures are down 1.6%. we have deep red arrows for s&p futures as well. u.s. stocks expected to open down almost 2%. downe trade on the csi 300 more than 6%. the lowest inan three years on the same concerns after president donald trump threatened to increase tariffs on chinese imports. the csi 300 down more than 6

is red tagged. there were two elderly women inside watching tv getting ready for bed when it all happened and we understand one of the teenagers was arrested in this area, another one arrested at another location but a lot of people are shaken up by what ppened.>> this was a carjackings pre-that went on during the course of about 30 minutes, we believe they were working together.>> reporter: it arted just before midnight, police say four teenagers carjacked a 21-year- old man in the parking lot of a library, police say they smashed a window and after a struggle stabbed the man in the back of his leg. the victim is expected to be okay. >> he requested his phone back and for whatever reason which is uncommon the suspect gave him his phone back.>> reporter: about 30 minutes later police say it is believed the same group split up after carjacking another victim. amanda does not want to be identified says his wife was the victim in the crime. it happened in the driveway of their home in castro valley. he

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after the kidnapping the region was classified as a red zone. the tourists avoids the regrets and send their condolences to the grieving families. welcome to the all set up for me the end of march. remembering the marines killed in the at daring rescue operation and but can the fast so. next what's upp says the securiy breach on its messaging app had signs of coming from a government. using surveillance technology developed by a private company. and may have targeted human rights groups what's up which is part of facebook's of ththe dela phi t the us department of juste to help with an investigation. and encocouraged all what's uses toto uate the l latest version f the app with the breach had been fixed. accordining to the at london bad financial times spy ware was developed by the israelis cyber surveillance company and so group. best known for its mobile surveillance tools and it affects both android and iphone. it's a scenario that would perhaps be perfect for a dystopian film screenwriter. but is nightmarish for real world cellphone users th

trump with a red sox jers. >> it's a special game, a special sport. played on a slightly different level. it's called high school, a little different level. but every spring i loved it, the smell in the air. does that make sense? the smell in the air. >> the red sox denied any door that was reported stolen in the case of a missing texas girl was found. it was found in a suburban parking lot. the 4-year-old disappeared last week. her stepfather claims she was abducted when a truck abducted after when he pulled over to change a flat tire. some of those searching for maleah say they fear the worst. >> i don't think the results are going to be what we want on getting her back alive, but let's get her back. >> a houston affiliate said a court order was issued, banning the mother and stepfather from having contact with any of their other children. >>> still to come, new legislation to fight credit card debt. we'll tell you who's pitching a plan to cap interest rates. debt. we'll tell you who's pitching a plan to cap interest rates. and the roomba filter cap

if not a code red?ontinues to be not just a code red but i think alarm bells are going off just because there's worries about what unit growth will look like in the u.s. the big issue is can they be profitable in the second half. i think that's a problem. right now that continues to be a challenge. if they can be profitable in the second half, they don't hit those units, they will have to raise $2 billion more in capital. that's why right now the bears, they smell blood in the water. i think the doomsday scenario is a little over the top but no doubt right now, this is going to be the defining chapter for musk and tesla if they can get through this. liz: we had two leaked e-mails from elon musk indicating some positive notes. does that concern you, or encourage you? concern because who is leaking e-mails of positive news? i'm not arguing that this is market manipulation, but that's news that somebody out there wants to get out. do you believe that news? >> look, right now it's been hurricane-like headwi

for more than three months, red light runners got a pass. with the new company, the new cameras are state-of-the-art, more reliable and they can save lives. >> this is about one of the most dangerous behaviors on our streets, running red lights or failure to yield to pedestrians and people on bikes. >> reporter: the city says those new cameras will not only save lives but save the city money. the old cameras cost about $2 million to run per year, the new ones less expensive, $800,000 to run. >> you can get a closer look at this map to see if there's one in your neighborhood by going to our website. >> happening now. safe street advocates taking over streets in san francisco. you see them as people wearing yellow shirts continuously use the crosswalk to try to prevent drivers from turning onto market street. currently they're prevented from turning onto market only between third and 8th streets. advocates want them to force them to the downtown corridor all together. >> the mayday marchers filled the streets this afternoon. a large crowd less

red light runners, hard to miss here, a main artery to highway 101.g today, this red light camera will be watching you, first, there'll be a 30 day warning period. municipal transportation agency spokesman, paul rose. >> if you do run a red light at these locations you will receive a warning. af

there are people out there who the red neck revolt to stop the rise of hate.to do what alt-right twitter thinks i'm always doing, meeting up with anti-fa. they get the headlines for confronting the alt-right. they are associated but they have one difference. the red neck revolt is about preventing violence, and anti-fa is like we wish a nazi would. they wanted to meet up at the japanese american exclusion memorial. chances are you're feeling a nervous jolt of anticipation. i'm about to sit down with one of the hard core activists. >> i was reading an article. raffi, anti-fa. this is aerial. lucky for us she's there to help us learn. >> tucker carlson at one point in the not too distant past labeled me a leader of anti-fa. >> kamaul bell is a supporter of antifa. they hate this country. they want to tear it down. none of that seems to matter to bell. you are peddling hate, and bell is. >> i was funny to me. i've never been to a meeting. for example, does the pronunciation, which way? >> i usually say antifa. i describe it more like this. do you approve of fasci

again, not easy for a democrat to win statewide in a red state.gain in a presidential election year. this time the republican nominee was mitt romney, and mitt romney that year carried montana, won montana over barack obama by solid double-digits. nevertheless, that same year, that same night in 2012, democrat steve bullock won the governorship, even as the state went red for the presidency again that same night. then four years later, 2016, he ran for reelection as governor. again, not easy for a democrat to win statewide in a red state, this time again in a presidential election year. this time it was republican donald trump who that same election night trounced hillary clinton by 20 points in montana. but even as the state went that red that night in november 2016, democrat steve bullock was re-elected governor that same night. and it's not like he's just squeaking by. by some measure, steve bullock is the most popular democratic governor in the country, and he's governing as definitely a democrat. i will note for the record that now that he is

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for whatever reason, it was in dark red. we have one issue, though, this is restricted flow southbound 17 at summit. one lane is blocked. in that southbound direction. you can see that on the map. luckily, opposite of the commute. golden gate bridge down to one lane. i drove over it this morning. it's drizzly out there, or foggy, i should say. just give yourself extra time out there. on the bay bridge, everything seems to be good to go with a little bit of a backup. >>> breaking news. north korea has just launched some sort of unidentified projectile. this is according to south korea. and this has certainly complicated the stalled negotiations with the u.s. that happened in the afternoon their time, overnight for us. this also comes less than a week after north korea tested several new weapon systems. and the projectile that was blown off overnight, also came from an area where the north koreans are believed to have undeclared nuclear sites. back to you. >>> happening today, uber is setting its i.p.o. price, a day before the

more red lights in the city. we're going to show you where they are and when they're expected to start working. >>> and questions are still swirling after this deadly plane crash in russia. the investigation into what happened and new video from inside the cabin that shows the final moments. >>> and we'll talk about a mistake that has one tv show joining some momentous movie moments from the big screen. here )s a look at some of the to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, th to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the prou and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. disney )s new " >>> here's a look at some of the news making headlines around the

. >>> san francisco is bringing back its red light camera system after allowing enforcement collapse in the past few months. the first of the digital cameras is now in operation. >> reporter: the first new red light cameras up and watching again.>> they run the lights all the time to be the traffic. >> reporter: we saw drivers pushing it to get to the on- ramp, the city will be installing 12 additional cameras in areas plagued by high numbers of accidents, they will be replacing older cameras that went off-line at the end of last year when the contract with the camera provider was up.>> they broke down more and that resulted in more citations.>> reporter: advocates a there should be at least as many cameras as before but the san francisco municipal transportation agency says it is not necessary to have cameras in all the places it once had them.>> we try other means before we try to put a red light camera there. shorter intersections, crosswalks installed, if that does not work the way we want it to we look at red light cameras. >> reporter: the new cameras are digital and state-of-t

markets, all three of these indices are seen opening in the red. 120 points lower i should tell you that these indices are having their worst month for the year. >>> chinese state run media has hinted that beijing may use the export of key rare earth materials as a bargaining chip in the ongoing trade spat with the united states. that news sent shares in several chinese rare earth manufacturers higher our colleague filed this report from beijing >> reporter: beijing is threatening to use its dominance in the rare earths industry as a weapon against the u.s. in the trade war. rare earths minerals are used in a lot of different technology products and china produced about 80% in 2018. beijing sent its veiled threat via the state media, its top economic planner told cc tv if anyone were to use products that were made with the rare earths that we export to curb the development of china, the people of south jiangxi province where rare earths are mined as well as all the rest of the chinese people would be unpahappy. the president initially raising specu

everything was in the red.ouping to finish all of there that in the red the comeback from mixed trade headlines. we'll have a lot more on what those headlines are saying and what's behind those headlines a little bit later >>> we are indicated lower the dow looks to lose about 121 points a

sign and the red light. the supervisor expects compliance there to improve as drivers become more aware of the new sign and sites. >>> now the oakland a's want to build a new 35,000 seat ballpark and housing next to the port. the commission has to approve the plan and the first steps would include allowing the team four years to complete an environmental impact report and negotiate a sale. >>> not everyone supports the plan. members of the alliance will hold a news conference today urging the port commission to reject the plan. workers and businesses say the stadium at howard terminal poses a threat to the base and they object that they would pay lower rent than what others would pay. >>> they will reopen a rape case a month after he was removed from the ecuadoran embassy is london. prosecutors will seek the extradition of assange after he is in one year in britain for jumping bail. two accused him and he denied it. they have to decide if they will extradite him to sweden or the u.s. for hacking into a penta

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sound of all craig, this three-run homer to right center makes it 7 for reds, the pandas 3rd home run of the season. and it finally the bottom of the aides said the ball came in to pitch, threw a scoreless inning after inducing the 6 for 3 double play to end the frame. his second career pitching appearance now he also did hit a batter is the giants tied in national league record by plucking 5 reds. before we go back to the bees these guys look like they have it under control though could that the swarm is on an anti part of the ballpark, final score. 12 for reds a's of the night off back to work at the coliseum tomorrow also against gretna finally tonight big moment for the san jose sharks. an opportunity to close out colorado advance to the western conference finals. team captain joe pavelski skated with the team yet it remains unknown if or when he'll return after that hit to the head in game 7 against the knights sharks went up 3 to win the series the other night, thanks to 2 goals from tomas hertl in game 5. so they know it will be a massive challenge to win a close out on gold ic

we witnessed on red square just last. please please. please please. please please it's very difficult to describe the atmosphere it's it's electric isn't tense but there's so much excitement up excitement just released during the parade itself liz. please. look at the history here the first victory parade was held on the twenty fourth of june nine hundred forty five over a month after nazi germany's capitulation during the soviet era the next celebrations then were held on the twentieth and fortieth anniversary of the victory since ninety ninety five in modern history military parades have been held annually. so as you can see victory day holds a very special place in the popular consciousness here in russia it's not just a time for bold military displays it's also time for quietly remembering the unimaginable suffering insured by soviet families during that war. it. one of the bloodiest battles of the conflict in a fight in history took place at stalingrad then it lasted for two hundred days between nine hundred forty two nine hundred forty three and

two red headlines. it sees challenging summer trading impacting full-year ebit, and it has had multiple bids for its airline. the two red headlines to break from thomas cook. marketseck in with the in asia. juliette saly, good to see you. juliet: a little mixed in asian markets. upside in china, but the stronger yen weighed on the nikkei, down 0.6% on the close. some weakness in the indonesian market, and watching india with the polls expected to come through. i want to show you the currency board, where most of the action has been today. australian unemployment going up to 5.2% in april, showing the aussie dollar hitting a fresh four month low, one of the worst-performing g10 currencies, tied with the kiwi today. you have also seen yields in

president trump welcoming the 2018 world series champs, the boston red sox. it's sports tradition.y with this white house amid charges of a racial divide. skipping the ceremony with president trump, the team's manager alex cora and nearly a dozen red sox players who are all people of color. long time boston-based sports journalist steve buckley tweeted this about the white house celebration. so basically it's the white sox who will be going, steve buckley joins me from boston. so, steve, you took some heat for that tweet. >> well, this has been a pet topic of mine for about 12 years now going all the way back to when manny ramirez didn't go to the white house when the red sox won the '07 series. and i defended him. my take all along for years has been, if you don't want to go, don't go. if you do want to go, go with our blessings, and these players shouldn't be criticized. the players there today shouldn't be criticized. the players not there should not be criticized. now we do have a racial divide. i think that's pretty obvious. and the tweet i sent out was simply pointing out, wi

at the red cross we don't see how such response can be shortened and then 2 years and i will explain you just briefly why but we feel look at the amount of tears of crops that have been destroyed it's more than 700000 the factors all the scripts i've been through last just before the august so d.c. means that the main office is going to come on in one year so there is no way we can do something that is she stand and that we take over after one years we need to be able to breach that gap for me my one year and then encourage people to be more resilient feel like safer been back right or to be more resilient in the risk of floods all right that's fall on so from the international federation of red cross thank you very much. thank you. it's now to the democratic republic of congo where the body off veteran opposition figure if he and she said katie arrived in the capital city to get off to his death crowds gathered at the airport to pay their respects many coaches say katie the father of to mock receipt now just like it held ministerial post cheering which is this is so close regime he

that is why they call it the red forest.n ukrainian authorities called in these british experts with their drones, to go and survey the forest and surrounding area, the most detailed survey that has ever been done from the air. they reaffirmed a lot of what we already know and found some new hotspots. places where they had buried old equipment that was used in the immediate aftermath of the clean—up. and areas where they did not fully understand what was under the ground. they have been able to gather that information and the reason it is useful is going forward over the coming years, the exclusion zone is likely to be drawn. the boundaries will be redrawn and already more people are going into the zone. last year, you had 70,000 tourists visiting chernobyl. and there is talk of putting solar farms on redundant land to keep everyone safe, they need very good maps of where the contamination is and that is the purpose of the drone activity. british experts still have work to do so they will be going backin work to do so they w

is heading up operations for the red cross is it diet response welcome to the w africa flow when most of the money that's raised at the sterner conference is going towards rebuilding infrastructure but perhaps tell us how desperate the humanitarian situation is as we speak. thank you thank you for that question because it's true that i think a lot of impact on the infrastructure here roads which is hospitals are being damaged but we should not forget the human side of it and today see some people after 2 months see didn't receive some 1st assistance was that's one of the thing that's looking at that the moment that the red cross is to still try to to give them some tools that will help them to to reveal their lives in the future but don't switch respond to there are still very dire needs to be sure to read 80 to emergency food aid emergency shelter for example that some of the communities we have been visiting in recent weeks see the entry see if anything right right well that many people have saved that their response to this disaster has been largely and defended has that been your

those red light cameras are back in the city.you why they went away and what is different about the new camera network. >>> an uptick in a mountain lion activity in the south bay. the recent discovery that led to the closure of several hiking trails coming up. itreat them all as if, they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. we are the bobcat belles. we are a drill team from hallsville, texas. i'm the marketing director at the chick-fil-a in longview, texas. every year we do a novelty routine last year we were inflatable cows. some lady posted it online - got so many views. that made the video, the cow suits. the morning we were leaving for our nationals competition we surprised them and sent them off with a chick-fil-a cow. we were star-struck. we just wanted to let them know we love them. we knew we had to make this cow proud. yes! (laughs) pg&e wants you to plan ahead by mapping out escape routes and preparing a go kit, in

. >> if you start with white wine, can you switch to red? >> no. >> but you can go from gin to white or red. >> reporter: 120,000 people expected, pending the weather. somehow in all those seven years, what began as an experiment has become a tradition for some. >> we relax, get restless, go get something to eat. >> reporter: come sunday, a poncho will certainly help. >> i sis we go every -- i insist we go every year. it's so much fun. >> reporter: so the question is, can you go from sunshine to rain? yes. we asked if anything will change in terms of the policy? quote, no change in policy. no umbrellas, no tents. wear water proof clothes and shoes. it's just water. and it is just water but it's a rock concert. >> as long it is a doesn't short right? you can always check it out on our news app. >>> san francisco transportation officials are considering banning right materials at red lights. it is the city's pledge to end traffic deaths by 2024. so far, 14 people have died in traffic accidents. and eight were pedestrians. >> we've been taking

. >> dragging european stocks lower which drag the asian markets into the red sharply lower as u.s./china trade talks end without a deal. >>> u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo heads to brussels with talks amid with them. >> we're not going to miscalculate our aim is not warped. our aim is a change through the behavior of the iranian leadership and hope they will get what they finally want and what they so richly deserved it. >> he's eyeing a tallups. >>> and a peace full end in sight. shares in exotic ka after the french and italian partners agree to end their leadership dispute. >>> good morning, everyone u.s. equities managed to eke out somewhat of a gain they would be continuing even though there was no resolution in sight the asian markets traded deeply in the red shanghai down more than 1% nikkei as well there on fear that is this u.s. dangerous. the risk, of course, is that of china retaliating. so far china has not decided to go down that route we could target companies like app willing and a lot of asian business leeches as this well. you can see behind me. pretty much tra