carla bruni breathes new life into depeche mode ninety enjoy the silence is just one of a neven coversongs on her latest album french touch on it she puts her own french spin on classic english language tracks. i never thought i would record this old i mean they're they're so perfect why i would have the coldest but then i thought let's just songs that i'm used to it that i really like. literally just came very naturally and it's hard to explain where it came from it was songs i used to play. you know with friends with a guitar at night maybe in summertime we were or were teenagers so it's a was a very spontaneous choice. some of the covers she's accompanied by piano who would be to. break this given sumptuous arrangements but carla bruni's distinctively soft raspy voice is a constant along. with. their tracks on the new album jazz caliber anees personal favorites they also have something else in common. words. and forget most of them i love songs you know a lot is a good. good base despair and loneliness and. in. oh very good things for school. one in italy and raised in france calib

given sumptuous arrangements but kala bruni's distinctively soft raspy voice is a constant along.with. their tracks on the new album as carla bruni's personal favorites they also have something else in common. words. and forget most of them a love song you know love is a good. it's a good base this prayer and that you know meanness. in. oh very good things for school because you were born in italy and raised in france calibra only has constantly reinvented herself in the one nine hundred ninety s. she was an internationally successful top model. then in two thousand and two she made a splash in the music business with the release of her debut album. comprising her own songs got its old over a million copies worldwide. in february two thousand and eight bruni married the then french president nicolas sarkozy and became france's first lady thank you. now she's hoping her new collaboration with canadian music producer david foster will continue her musical success story. bernie says her choice of songs to record often just came to her in the studio like miss you by the rolling stones

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syrian human rights lawyer and while bruni paid a high price for this idea. and i can. assure you the e.u. put me in charge of this institution because i was very well known in syria as a human rights lawyer and i had defended political prisoners under very difficult conditions since the one nine hundred ninety s. . a large office was rented on behalf of the e.u. . they got computers and paid for all the equipment. twenty seven e.u. representatives came to the opening including twelve ambassadors. in nuffin and in retrospect you ask yourself what the e.u. is thinking they opened a human rights center with me at the helm without really securing that politically . that's right you know how the state works would have done that differently it didn't work that's probably why they had the courage to open such a center i was at the opening people gave pretty little speeches and after a week the center was closed again. the secret service men attacked me outside of my house and took me with them. and that. they took me to an interrogation center but i wasn't tortured but they b

here to discuss now frank bruny, a "the new york times" oped analyst, keirsten powers, a usa today columnist. >> quite a night? >> every night of my life. >> another slow news day. >> i started my newscast with another talk about the president. sergeant la david's widow was on this morning on good morning america. she was asked about the now infamous phone call she had with the president and her claim the president couldn't remember her name. watch this. >> that made me cry even more because my husband was an awesome soldier. he did what it takes other soldiers like five years to do in three years. so imagine if high husband was here now? it took my husband three years to make e 5. if he was here now, he would be on his way to being e 6 or e 7. my husband had high hopes in a military career. >> what did you say to the president? >> i didn't say anything. i just listened. >> but you were upset when you got off the phone? >> oh, very upset and hurt. very. it made me cry even worse. >> is there anything you'd like to say to the president now? >> no. i don't have nothing to say to him. >> and th

and the transit center is supposed to be transit facilities have now become actually camps most of bruni's refugees fled to tanzania and some to rwanda those that came here to congo say it was the closest border they could reach and they're the least fortunate struggling to survive in a country that suffers from poverty and conflict as much as their own malcolm webb al-jazeera zero in the democratic republic of congo. sudan has welcomed the u.s. decision to lift some economic sanctions against it they were imposed in one thousand nine hundred seventy over allegations of support for armed groups the u.s. says there's been improved human rights and progress in counterterrorism efforts in sudan the decision for sanctions relief began under the obama administration al-jazeera is demanding the release of its journalist mahmoud hussain who's now been in prison in egypt for more than ten months is accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al jazeera strongly deny it was arrested in december while visiting his family one of the world's biggest contemporary art fairs has opene

. >>> carla bruni, former model, former first lady of france.david foster is producing the album. ask me to do some english songs because he couldn't understand a word of my -- [ laughter ] >> he came to my concert. really nice. i didn't really get it. could you write something i can understand? and it's so hard to write in english. that's how we end up, you know, recording covers. >> cover songs? willie nelson was one? >> willie nelson. that's "crazy." >> oh. >> and he sings with you, doesn't he? >> yes. >> that's fantastic. >> what did you think of willie? >> i thought he was fantastic. i was so happy to be featuring the song he wrote so many years ago. and so many people covered that song. but just having him singing with me was just -- >> sounds nice. >> i heard you rehurs iearsing. >> "miss you" from the stones? >> yeah. we tried to change the song, though, to make it sound a little personal. even though they're very famous. >> abba, too. >> yeah. >> which one? >> "the winner takes it all." >> oh. >> we did it very -- it's a tragic song, ye

who like, grim, appropriately the appropriately titled congressman and convict victim and as frank bruni wrote this weekend in the "new york times," steve bannon doesn't want to reform the republican party. steve bannon wants to destroy the republican party and he's even talking about it, a really good source tells me about threatening to move to utah, himself, to run against mitt romney, if mitt romney runs for senator. if mitt romney runs for senator. all i can say is the mercers don't have enough money. they don't have enough money to betemitt romney in his home state. >> reporter: well, i think you summed up the bill of goods being sold right now to these conservative voters, very nicely. first of all, the myth of this being a start-up grass roots kind of pup list insurgency, big money with the mercers, it's a cut secret brannon is also courting a number of other traditional big money donors, because they won't be able to pull this off without it. to your point here, joe, what is the ends goal here? what are these people like ray moore going to do once they get to washington? they ar

one of them was frank bruni. saying all republicans know that bannon/trump are coming after them. they're going to find anybody they can to go after established senators. and so donald trump at some point is going to turn more than four, five or six republican senators against him. he is turning this into an all-out war with the republican party. i don't know what it means. maybe it means he just decided he doesn't want to pass legislation. he just wants to do pr stunts to gin up his 32%. sflt forces behind bannon and forces behind the president trying to reshape the party in his image. they want it to be more like president trump not less. that's a legitimate struggle over what it means to be a republican. it will be a pitched battle. it's going to cost them support, distract them from what the president says he wants to do. tax reform is one of the hardest things to do in washington. >> it just got harder. >> you need everybody pulling in the same direction for a year to get that done. you can't also carry on a guerrilla war against your own party. >> it's just not going to happ