very personal film about the suffering of childless women in. history starting january fourteenth on t w. this is day to. day and fury at the white house donald trump denounces his former chief strategist saying that steve has lost his mind the u.s. president was reacting to reports of mr battle described as treasonous a meeting between donald trump jr and the russian lawyer joining the presidential election campaign we'll take you live to washington also on the program. in iran

tens of thousands take to the streets in a show of force for the government the regime is trying to turn the tide against almost a week of protests the general in charge of the revolutionary guard has declared that the protests over. famous film scores will take a look at listen to a movie about movie music that is opening this week. i'm filled welcome to the program u.s. president to donald trump has launched a scathing attack on his former chief strategist steve bannon ahead of the release of a new less than flattering book in a statement mr bannon said mr trump said steve bannon has nothing to do with. all

my presidency when he was fired he not only lost his job he lost his mind just about and he's quoted in the forthcoming book a saying that donald trump jr is a twenty sixteen beating with a group of russians was treasonous the president's statement blames bond for helping to write what he calls phony books. now let's get more on this from a washington correspondent and cast in nomine welcome a calf then let's start off by looking at what mr trump is reacting to so steve bannon is quoted in this forthcoming book talking about donald trump jr's meeting in twenty sixteen with a group of russians he's going to say even if you thought that this was not treasonous or unpatriotic or bad and i happen to think it's all of that you should have called the f.b.i. immediately let's start with that meeting that cost and fun number what do we know about it. well it was a meeting that was convened by donald trump jr the son of the president who had

been offered compromising material dirt on hillary clinton the opponent of donald trump and the presidential election of two thousand and sixteen which apparently was coming from russia and donald trump jr then sent now infamous e-mail back to that person that offered that material saying i love it and even though that's informant basically said well this this information is coming from the russian government and it's come pain to undermine hillary clinton so this was pretty damaging and damning and now having steven bannan as quoted in this book basically confirming that he also thought this was at least dubious or even as he put it treasonous that is quite big news so donald trump has responded in an official statement rather than one of his infamous tweets let's take a closer look at what the more important than he was steve was rarely in

a one to one meeting with me in any pretense to have influence cost and these two men were believed to be close political allies now the president is doing his best to seriously discredit his former chief strategist so clearly he seems to be worried about the effect that this book is going to have. least the people around him think that this could be big and that is why they have probably put their heads together and crafted this official statement and stead of relying on drama from the shooting from the hip with a tweet they want to make sure that they get this right still the language is pretty tough against ben and here in the statement which shows how angry donald trump must be and it's quite clear because once again this could be damaging for him steve benen no matter what trump says now it definitely was an important factor

in his election victory he was the chief strategist in the white house of course ben and kalash the lot with other members of the trump team but still his voice was heard at least at the beginning he then fell out of favor after a few months because trump apparently didn't like the fact that the media were basically painting a picture of bannon as the mosque the mind behind everything and the white house and so eventually abandon had to leave but knowledge that benon again in the statements as they are quoted in this new book turned against trump it seems that he has crossed the line there and this book hasn't been released yet i wonder briefly cost if you would mind why do we think banning these now releasing this potentially damaging material to a man that he helped to become president. what he hasn't released it is basically statements he made in background interviews to the author of this book

fire and fury michael wolff but it's being published now this week and of course now where the russian investigation by a special counsel robert mueller also picking up again this could be damaging to donald trump and his presidency and also to his whole movement because he has all as hijacked the republican party and then and was again a part of that if these two men fall outs that could be trouble for donald trump in the long run cause of phenomena in washington thank you now to some of the other stories making news around the world the u.s. senator sworn into a new democratic senators reducing the republicans majority to two doug jones from alabama won a special election to fill the vacant seat a minister in the state of minnesota said tina smith was appointed to replace al franken resigned amid allegations of sexual misconduct. a seventeen year old palestinian has been killed in clashes with israeli soldiers in the west bank

israel says soldiers opened fire on a protester who appeared to be carrying a gun and this reviewing the incident has been a surge in palestinian protest since the u.s. recognized jerusalem as israel's capital. a suicide bomber has killed at least eleven worshipers in a mosque in northeastern nigeria the attack happened in the town of gum bora there's been no claim of responsibility. in iran after nearly a week of rioting deaths and arrests on the streets the general in charge of the country's revolutionary guard has announced what he called the end of sedition gen mohammed ali to farid declared that many of the arrested had received training from counter revolutionaries and that firm action would be taken against them the general remarks came as iranian state media showed footage of pro-government rallies. now iran's leadership has also mobilize support thousands of demonstrators

in abaza in southwestern iran took to the streets to show their support for the government protesters yelled death to the usa and death to israel state television show demonstrations like these taking place across the country posters of the ayatollah ali home and they are on display everywhere on tuesday the country's supreme leader blamed foreign powers for the unrest now his supporters are claiming they're ready to give their lives for him and some are calling for those who demonstrated against the government to be executed. still anti-government protests continue some of them violently this footage shows a building going up in flames it allegedly belongs to the paramilitary revolutionary guard and is fond province meanwhile more than a thousand anti-government demonstrators have supposedly being jailed a government spokesperson has emphasized the more liberal message of president hassan rouhani saying legal protests are allowed but that those who break the law will be punished washington's u.n. ambassador has called for emergency security council talks we must not be fallon's

the people of iran are crying out for freedom all freedom loving people must stand with their current state run media in iran has now focused its attention on pro-government rallies in the country rather than on the anti-government demonstrators. have paid correspondent atika randolph s. and iran's capital tehran welcome to day w we had to have a general has announced that the sedition has been defeated what does it look like from where you are well here and ron it was pretty quiet so tonight and we've seen a pretty heavy police presence but a few revolutionary guards out on the streets in the center of the city but for the most part it looks calm it does feel like the wind has come out the so that the protest movement today was really about the regime seizing about control of that narrative reasserting itself dorothy and getting these things under control well we

don't want to rule us ability that more protest or a this might be. in the months to come but now it does that there is a rush to get things done to control and what effect to have a today's pro-government demonstrations are had if any. well yes this is part of the regime showing that if it wants to it can bring a huge number of people out into the streets in the these protests were impressive tens of thousands maybe more marching all over the country in different cities we've heard it's not confirmed yet that they'll be much in tear on to morrow after friday prayers. despite what we hear from places like wash intimates are. that the regime is seriously under threat the fact remains that there is a very large swathe of society that is firmly behind the terrorism in rulers and

that they can be called upon to show their support a very short notice and i want to act so all those pro-government protests genuine because i've been saying reports that the government employees for example have been ordered out onto the streets sure we re seen some tweets going around saying look at these text messages text messages saying the people are being ordered out actually if you read what they say in farsi they tend to be an invitation quite polite invitation to come out certainly the government workers may feel some pressure to go to some of these marches and since these have been hit and tara we haven't been able to attend them we've got a better sense of that if it comes it's ironic tomorrow but i've been on some of these marches in the past and the fact is that there are a lot of people a lot of people in iran who generally do support the regime change and was that you know it's a mix and it's always hard to tell but you don't want to count out the fact that there is

a real cohort that fully support the islamic regime and if general jafari is correct and the unrest has been quelled what happens now the things just go back to the way they were. no not a jew i think this will shake up the political scene. in a number of ways but it's hard to see how it's going to play out or president rouhani is going to have to change track showed. about the economic problems the country faces and although these protests may be over the frustration and the anger that drove them initially is certainly not going away any time soon so dressing note is going to be very big in the coming weeks eric randolph into iran thank you . and a sign of thawing tensions north korea has reopened a suspended hot line just south korea north korean leader kim jong un ordered the reconnection of the phone line of the country's border north and south of been making overtures about improving ties since new year's eve and kim jong un said he

wanted to see north korean athletes at next month's winter olympics in the south. one of the more contentious issues in coalition talks between germany's hopeful ruling party is likely to be reuniting refugees with their families the process is politically charged complicated and expensive and even if german or thought is approved family reunions red tape in other countries where refugees first arrive in europe can prolong the white so what does it mean for people quarter in the middle who often see themselves as victims of broken promises. moore yod and his younger brother abdul rahman like living in cologne their new home but they say they can only be truly content when the rest of their family joins them the two brothers traveled along the balkan route from syria and arrived in germany two summers ago they've been waiting for their parents to join them legally ever since. people here

told us it would only take about a month or two but two years have gone by in the meantime has been raising his little brother on his own he speaks with his parents every day on skype he says his mother has the same question each time. what did you do in school today. the rest of the alissa family is stuck in the northern greek city of thessaloniki despite permission from german authorities they haven't been able to travel to cologne their case seems to be stalled in greek bureaucracy. it's so hard that so far away i wish i could give them a hug. for the family going back to syria is unthinkable even once the war ends one of five sons was shot dead in aleppo he was twenty two years old. and i still

dream about him all the time. in the last one he laid his head on my lap and i stroked his legs i told my military men that i missed him. the other children try to keep their parents spirits up eighteen year old amar goes to school in thessaloniki but she's taught herself to speak german in hopes of joining her brothers in cologne and studying further she's tired of living in limbo. but i wouldn't even. it's been two years since i've seen my brothers all of us my siblings it's such a long time. ago this is so. in cologne the two brothers have to be patient along with their parents some forty five hundred other refugees are waiting to join their families in germany we asked the german federal office for refugees and migration with some of the family reunification seem to be

taking one of the arguments was that everything needs to be organized with the greek authorities and that's not always. has this message for his parents until he sees them again and sort of i miss you. and i'm waiting for you. he adds that he's ready to wait as long as he has to until his whole family can be together in germany. germany's largest lender in hot water again the business unit i'm afraid so this time we're talking about deutsche bank this time it's in trouble with shareholders as investors fail as opposed to or has been in the past now their shareholders assuming the bank for seven hundred forty million euros they say that the bank under paid them for shares in its subsidiary possed bank so it's a shareholders allege the lead over the controlled pasta bank two years prior to fully taking over its business investors want to be paid the value of the shares

where the stock of pasta banks stood at that time now the suit involves just over thirty german and international investors a financial correspondent and that advice says that as the case is still ongoing it's not yet clear whether deutscher will have to pay off. this time it might be different because there was a hearing already at the court the regional courting kolo where this matter will be discussed and also decided and the leading judge was already pointing towards a more favorable hearing result for the bank actually at that hearing early november so this time a bank might actually get away without paying all that money. our financial correspondent net advice about that now security experts have discovered a major design flaw in the chips made by u.s. tech giant intel a bug fix could significantly slow down the performance of p.c.'s with intel microprocessor the tech giant yet to release more details about the floor which

experts could say could affect millions of computers around the world operating systems running on intel chips like those by apple and microsoft must install the fix to avoid security issues that could then run up to thirty five percent slower. what are you looking to buy your own home called afford it well here's an idea for you try a house in a french city for the princely sum of one euro there are a few catches their eye. the northern french city of rube a was once a wealthy textile manufacturing center now it's one of france's poorest towns and tire neighborhoods have been abandoned so the municipal government came up with an idea sell off derelict houses for only one year old. either the idea is to attract people who will invest in the area care for it and place their children in the schools and bring new life to the neighborhood feels awful dogs because sold or are conditions you have to put about seventy thousand euros in

a renovation and you have to live there with your family for at least six years the offer is tempting for some you know you have to look at the condition of the house but to become a house owner for one euro is absolutely interesting to us but others are not too impressed who dare not attempt it. we can't afford any. other rundown european towns have similar programs you'll end up with a house but it won't be in one of europe's beauty spots. britain's prince harry is to marry his fiance megan mako on the nineteenth of may and wins a costal and experts say that is going to add at least half a billion pounds the u.k.'s sluggish economy already much and has gone on sale commemorating the royal wedding. no one does royal pageantry better than the british and the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle will be the last top

level royal nuptials for years to come millions of romantics around the world will be watching when the royal pair walks down the aisle at windsor castle on may nineteenth but lots of people will just want to be nearby even if they can't attend the ceremony based on the wedding of harry's brother william in two thousand and eleven the country can expect about three hundred fifty thousand additional visitors next may the heart and garter the hotel office of the historic castle isn't to submitting thrilling times and a ringing cash register. it means everything we're all really excited by myself the staal. local people of winds are really very excited so we're looking forward to is going to be a massive boost to the economy the town of windsor is no stranger to royal weddings its castle has been home to british kings and queens for almost a thousand years it's long been a tourist attraction in any case with over seven million visitors a year royal wedding merchandise and paraphernalia is already on sale on the high

street so what's the bottom line. the uplift to the royal wedding we estimate very conservatively at about five hundred million pounds we think approximately two hundred million will come from tourism travel hotels about one hundred fifty million will come from people spending money having parties and celebrate saying about one hundred million will be free advertising for the u.k. around the world and the remaining fifty million will be people buying t. shirts hats mugs and commemorative things to celebrate what will be a very popular wedding with gloomy forecast for the sluggish u.k. economy in the year ahead britain is eagerly anticipating a lift from the royal wedding however small and short lived. well spotify is facing a new legal challenge an american music publisher claims that the swedish service has a need to be strained thousands of its songs without the rights company wants one

point six billion dollars in damages in the copyright case among the artist concerned a probably a few names he might well recognize. tom petty is one of the most well known names in the dispute neil young and missy elliott are also there the music publisher wixon music says spotify only secured copyrights to pay music labels for each track and ignored royalties to songwriters and music publishers like weeks and weeks and says spotify owes it for more than ten thousand songs it wants one hundred fifty thousand dollars a pop spotify has over sixty million subscribers in dozens of countries and billions in annual revenue the companies expected to go public this year the firm has faced persistent problems with royalties it settled with a group of songwriters for forty three million dollars last year other cases are ongoing. all signs that the music industry isn't ready to back down.

now serves fill now taking a look at some big name a film schools you definitely wouldn't want to violate the copyright on unless you've got exceptionally deep pockets fail. how to listen. pretty sure that you recognize about securing. bald james bond paulson the bald legacy is the james bond theme which was composed more than fifty five years ago as one of the most famous pieces of music ever written for the movie and it's one hundred legendary pieces of music to feature in a new documentary called school which opens in germany this week. whistling melodies twenty guitars and fatalistic trumpets never before had a movie score set the mood for a series of films in the way ennio morricone as did for the renowned spaghetti

westerns. you know who took that sound of that it's our and they called it into that western environment. that is the sound of you know this book at us that still fifty sixty years after the fact what would cinema be without music composer marco beltrami analyzes the famous shower scene in alfred hitchcock's psycho music it's not that scary. you know it is you know the process as soon as you put the music there. thank you my father i thought it. and a violin is what provided that tortured sound. germ. composer hans zimmer has created music for more than one hundred fifty movies including the

pirates of the caribbean series he's known for integrating electronic sounds with traditional or kestrel arrangements the report excels roughly the food where somebody comes into the room and i got this idea it would be fun to do if you're flattered but even considering you me and you have a moment of reflection you go i have no idea how to do or. how this film music work and who is behind it the documentary score answers some of these questions it offers a behind the scenes look for example at recordings for the james bond film casino royale scored does reveal a few tricks but still leaves the sense of magic intact. most directors don't know how to convert emotions into musical. or into music so the composer has to you know act almost like a therapist and go through all this mish mash of what the director is saying and

get the essence of it. and push emotion to the next level whether for john or for star wars film scores can help us feel a part of the action. america's . between. during the presidential election was treason. the general in charge of the.

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