minister javert serif cancelled his attendance at short notice citing changes to the schedule must see alina cho had received thousands of videos from iran which she posts online she says protests in the country are growing more frequent which is putting pressure on the regime how foreign minister they're sorry could face international community looking into day eyes and deny all the massacre killings and putting 7000 people in jail for me i think this is the thing they are very weak . members of the iranian opposition in europe hope to exploit this weakness they found it be a ranch transition council or i.t.c. to bring together iranian dissidents at home and abroad in germany green party m.e.p. all made nouri pour invited them to a meeting at the border stark. reality of the council says the regime can't survive without a stable economy. loni saugus says the system has lost its economic basis they don't even have the money to pay their civil servants the teachers workers the military the revolutionary guard they no longer have the money or the of those years. or made nouri pause as the time has

alina cho takes to us where it all began. >> if you've marveled at the red window windmill but have youhe moulin rouge? the famous paris cabaret is the same age as the fabled eiffel tower both opened 130 years ago. and at that time, it was the first building with electricity when it first opened. fanny rabasse who's been at the moulin rouge for a quarter century is our guide. it's really quite something when you look around. yes, and i like the warm atmosphere. you know, the red and you know the little red lamps? they are made only for us. >> the red mill the red mill, that's the english translation for moulin rouge, sits in montmartre a section of paris that was filled with windmills. a few still stand today. >> so so it was a way to pay tribute to these windmills of montmartre. and you know why it was painted in red? >> no. that was my next question. >> yes, no, that was my next question. yes, because they wanted it to be seen from everywhere. it didn't hurt that joseph oller and charles zidler, the two businessmen behind the moulin rouge, also put on an eye-popping show. why here? wh