this big big hollywood machine and our tin drum was was really a small children's toy. so it was wonderful it is like from now on you you were on the playground of the big boys. i mean the big question coming in that film went on to win the oscar the tin drum did hollywood come calling some and never reached me one i reached me i think i've been. sitting on the chair of. steven spielberg i think this dates from when he was shooting the movie on the bridge here he was at the time doing the twilight zones series and for me to do one part and foolish enough refused and only years later three four years later did i really that come to the united states but not to hollywood i came to new york to do with this of a salesman right which is one of my favorites of yours i mean it's a it's a it's such a powerhouse this play why am i trying to become one i don't want to be what am i to me given that you know i make you know contemptuously well of myself when all that i want to stop you waiting for me the minute i say i know who i am now why can i say that when we don't feel like th

what's the size of the bass drum going to be? -it's a 20-inch bass drum. -20 inch? yeah.you offer a 20 inch and a 22 inch, you have almost the same shipping cost, 'cause you're still getting one box, but they were able to get another shell in there. it's kind of cool to listen to your brother, 'cause he's got some crazy [bleep] in his head and he's very smart. watching and listening to scott is -- is like watching a savant make drums. the guy's so smart and what he's able to do is really provide mike with insight that he couldn't necessarily have on his own. by the way, here's a news flash. sjc is a multi-million dollar company today. it's going to make $400,000 or $500,000 in profit this year. we just received a giant, additional investment from a vendor. that isn't because they made a better drum, it's 'cause i think mike was able to take a step back and recognize that other people were better at certain things than he was. things get personal. you want to start airing the dirt, nancy? i don't give a [bleep]! my rules for success when family and business make for an exp

. ♪ robert: taiko drumming is always a celebration.is a traditional, historic art form that now celebrates change, from the sound of the music to the people who play it. san francisco taiko dojo is celebrating its 50th anniversary. it was the first taiko group in north america, founded in 1968 by grand master seiichi tanaka, who found his passion as a young boy in japan in a culture much different than america. seiichi tanaka: no television, no nothing, no amusement. so, first of all, it was very important event. so, we had a summer festival and autumn festival. and every autumn festival, town people play taiko. robert: as we talked with the sensei or teacher, he clutched a pair of 50-year-old drum sticks he had made by hand. holding onto tradition was characteristic of the young tanaka, who believed to play taiko meant hitting the drum hard, very hard, relentlessly, the way grand masters taught him. the pounding style earned tanaka an interesting nickname. seiichi: everyone think i'm a devil master. so, very much tradition to me, the

drum, an instrument of prayer so i took that drum and started anting it and singing american indian movement song of unity, a song of honor and -- and prayer.er that is why i chose that song, to bring unity between what i seen happening to the fabric of america, the racism, the bigotry . and as i saying, i was going to stand at the side but i was putting myself in prayer at that time just before i started that song, my prayer was "god, help me. witness what is going on here, god. protect us." amy: why did you say, "god, help me"? were you afraid? >> i was absolutely afraid. there was a group of over 200 young angry white men who were displaying mob entelechy. -- mob mentality. fourwere facing down just black individuals. it was coming to a point where just a snap of the finger could have caused them kids to dissent on those four individuals. i did not agree with the black israelites and what they were saying, but what i do believe is that america is a land of freedom. and as much as i disagreed with those black israelites, they had the right to be there. phillips, the young man who was stari

it was the tin drum a cinematic adaptation of going to classes novel of the same name the fortune of international acclaim. the film on her door at the cannes film festival in one nine hundred seventy nine has won an oscar for best foreign language film. by now hollywood was taking notice but standoff took its time it would take a few more years before he moved to new york and make films like death of a salesman based on a play by our familiar. require far in serious or the handmaid's tale. learned of decided to return to germany in the mid one nine hundred ninety s. one of the. most successful films from this time is the legend of rita which tells the story of a radical west german terrorist who flees to east germany with a new identity to get some. sleep. now focus is back in new york this time with return to montauk leslie based on a novel by mike's fresh it's on love story and possibly she endorsed most personal film. and i'm joined now in studio babbles berg with forklifts thanks for joining us. you've had decades in the film business. can you pinpoint a point or a moment a pers

president on trump addresses the nation to tried to drum up support for his controversial border wall with mexico the democrats accuse him of misleading the american people and dealing in fear not. was tensions boil over in bangladesh where police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at garment workers striking for higher wages and better conditions. flowing terry martin thanks for being with us of course in istanbul has sentenced a reporter who works for d w two thirteen months in jail. faces faced insult and libel charges over a report on the former prime premiers times to offshore companies the allegations emerged from the so-called paradise. paper leaks about tax havens of major international firms and public figures former prime minister bin ali and his sons sued in november claiming an attack on their personal rights. consortium of investigative journalists condemned because conviction as yet another disgraceful attack on free speech in turkey for more now we're joined from our studios in bonn by conn hourican he's the head of the w.c. turkish department first of all what more can

or to watch someone beating drum in the fashion -- face of a kid and why weren't people triggered athe ?ean we'll take that up and much more after the break. presidential historian doug we'd and new york post pulitzer prize winning columnist michael goodwin with us. stay with us. i'm begging you... take gas-x. your tossing and turning isn't restlessness, it's gas! gas-x relieves pressure, bloating and discomfort... fast! so we can all sleep easier tonight. turn up your swagger game with one a day gummies. one serving... ...once a day... ...with nutrients that support 6 vital functions... ...and one healthy you. that's the power of one a day. joining us tonight presidential historian doug wead also with us new york post columnist contributor mieblg el tabooed good to have you both with us let's start with michael, this is the school itself. it is administrators. started talking about expelling these kids before they knew what the hell was going on. you know when i think when you step back from this incident one thing you have to conclude is without donald trump, this kind of would hav

or to watch someone beating drum in the fashion -- face of a kid and why weren't people triggered at the ?ean we'll take that up and much more after the break. presidential historian doug we'd and new york post pulitzer prize winning columnist michael goodwin with us. stay with us. i switched to liberty mutual because they let me customize my insurance, and as a fitness junkie, i customize everything. like my bike and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ well now there's score!, time...from force factor,enin'. to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder walmart offers score! in more locations than any other performance enhancer. unleash your potential in the bedroom, with score!. joining us tonight presidential historian doug wead also with us new york post columnist contributor mieblg el tabooed good to have you both with us let's start with michael, this is the school itself. it is administrators. started talking about expelling these kids before they knew what the he

dozens jumping up and down, which is when phillips walked towards the group of student, beating his drum, he says to calm the combustible situation. what did you do when america was tearing itself apart? you turn your head? you walk away? or did you go in there, into the midst of it and say this is wrong? that's what i did. >> reporter: while philips said he heard the kids taunt him and the diocese and school initially condemned the students, the other videos told a more complex story. according to supporters of the kids -- >> all they're doing is waiting to get on a bus and they're being yelled at by grown men. why are they the bad guys? >> reporter: ever since, social media has raged. the boys, nathan philips, and the media all taking it on the chin, depending on who is posting. and demonstrating how we now process events in realtime. maybe the most striking and ironic thing is that all this unfolded steps from the words of lincoln etched into the memorial. "let us strive on to finish the work we are in, to bind up the nation's wounds." jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> coming up nex

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held in connection with four murders, adding fuel to resident drums fire. he has been tweeting about it, adding "we need a powerful law." shedding new light on a viral video about teachers from a catholic high school and a native american man. hello and welcome, i am shannon bream in washington. we start as senate republicans, possibly getting ready for a vote. >> yeah, that's right. the senate have literally just released the bill that will carry out the immigration proposal. mitch mcconnell says that the senate will vote on it. democrats have already rejected it. at least seven democrats are needed in order to pass it in the senate. >> president trump did not talk about the shutdown during a visit to the martin luther king jr. memorial today. >> do you have anything to say about the deal? but he had plenty to tell them on twitter. stop playing games and give america the security deserves. the president's new proposal asked democrats to give him $5.7 billion for a border barrier in exchange for three years of protection for daca recipients. and protection

then today, when guthrie invited the native american activist, nathan phillips on, one bang of the drum, the privilege seemed to go the other way. >> how are you doing? it's been a whirlwind few days for you. do you think you should have apologized? how did you feel in that moment? did you, yourself, feel threatened? have you feared for your own safety? finally, i wonder what you feel now. >> laura: and notice the facial expression in this photo. she seemed to be in pain when she was with nick. well, she treats mr. phillips with kid gloves, even after her early reports disproved many of the charges that phillips had made against the covington kid. >> do you hear anyone say, "build that wall clocks "? it is an audible in the video. did you hear that? >> you know, i did hear that, and i have seen some out there on the internet, where you can hear them saying, "build that wall." >> laura: on the internet. got to get right on that. given the varying accounts of what happened and outright lies that he told the media, why on earth is phillips being treated like a delicate flower, while a kid,

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in the background this is a lady who is drumming for leave she's afraid that britain might actually not in the end leave the european union and for how this was the mind to be trailed then there are others they've had the people's vote campaign who are campaigning for a second referendum they have titanic and it's reason may figure because they think cracks and what am i into a titanic like tragedy and this is also mirrored by the the mood inside paul i'm and so you see the protests outside but also inside it's really for parliamentarians a heavy decisions many of them are going to vote with their conscience and many have a really very strong view on bret's it easer either side so there are not many that seem to have come around to reason may's compromise deal so take us through what looks to be at least the most likely case scenario and that is the fact that her deal might really be rejected here does she have a plan b. . she really has not sat whether she has a plan b. all not maybe just her in the cycle would be informed as what to her next steps would be i think it also depends

several people were injured in the clashes including a leading figure in the yellow vest movement to drum rodriguez was hit in the. faced by a flash ball grenade and so that he may lose sight of his right eye he was streaming a video in paris when the incident happened. oh. oh. oh oh oh oh oh he said there's no. i've had my eye because even as to whether i'm going to regain my sight i'll find out someone at some weeks old and i make stream me angry because these are things i should not be happening today in front zones what they're doing is totally unacceptable the president is unhappy about what is happening in venezuela or in other countries and yet he's willing to mistreat his own people i have to recover and i will return to the protests as soon as i can because the battle will be long and tough but we have a coalition progress affronts and for a more humane. all right meanwhile a counter protest movement has been launched in paris but it showed rescue reports now from the first red scarf. this process moving because who says that if we don't who's which translates that the red scarfs

could it trigger you to have someone beating a drum in your face or to watch someone beac bg a drum in the face of a kid and why weren't people triggered at the scene. we'll take that up and much more at the break. presidential historian doug wead and michael goodwin, they're with us next. with us next. stay with us. i switched to liberty mutual because they let me customize my insurance, and as a fitness junkie, i customize everything. like my bike and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. lou: a kentucky high school student says he had every ri

together we're talking name is are now and i play drums and also sometimes sing and play guitar. and i like to play bass. and i sing and play guitar and talk. like that so out. soon the intellectuals of german pop had amassed a large fan base even though in the beginning they hadn't quite mastered their instruments yet. another sure we were musicians when we first met. but that wasn't the most important thing for us to show what we could do on the instruments. it's just good minds on the should be instead trying those are more interested in expressing something or in getting across a certain mood to move to doing to michael bloomberg. me. he. chuckled tronics fans understood that and with their third album the band hit the german charts for the first time. it takes is a delay or x. or interesting and different from most other bands pretty crazy to michelle would. feel like they understand me to be a supermodel c.s. i feel led. took a tronic was accepted by the mainstream but they remained rebellious in two thousand and two they appeared with a playback track on a t.v. chart show

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could it trigger you to have someone beating a drum in your face or to watch someone beac bg a drum inhe face of a kid and why weren't people triggered at the scene. we'll take that up and much more at the break. presidential historian doug wead and michael goodwin, they're with us next. stay with us. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for life. ♪ get your usaa auto insurance quote today. with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. so even when she grows up, she'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only with expedia. lou: a kentucky high sc

it was phillips who approached the boys and banged the drum in his face. nobody chanted "build the wall." it looks like phillips and his crew were the aggressors with the students. jesse: after the confrontation with the boys he attempted to disresult mass at washington, d.c.'s national shrine. phillips and 20 demonstrators tried to force themselves into evening mass, bang their drums and totally digs represent the service. security called the situation quote tense and had to blockade phillips and his crew from disturbing the congregation. phillips has a history of confrontations. four years ago he told a similar story claiming white students in michigan disrespected him and threw a beer can at him. he went to police, but no evidence turned up to support his claim. he has a rap sheet including negligent driving charges. there has been confusion over his service during the vote name era. phillips claimed he served in vietnam and was the victim of ugly protests upon returning. >> i am a marine corps vet. i got an honorable discharge. what my box says is i wa

he hates drum, he wants open borders. like okay, when the vatican takes down their 40-foot wall, you can tell me about house walls don't work. thank you so much. so nice to see you tonight. i like the lumberjack outfit. you look like you have just taken down a tree. >> in fact, i just did today. we are down on the eastern shore of maryland. >> laura: thank you so much. boy, rudy giuliani, he made news when he said this yesterday on "meet the press." >> the conversation lasted throughout parts of 2016. the president is not sure exactly when they ended. i would say michael cohen would have a much better recollection of it than the president, threat 2016, there weren't a lot of them, but there were conversations. can't be sure of the exact date, but having conversations with him about it. up to you as far as october, november. covered until the election. >> laura: okay. well, he clarified that. "my recent discussions about the campaign between cohen and donald trump were hypothetical and not based on conversations i had with

[drums beating] [animals screeching] announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the best-selling author of "brown is the new white," steve phillips. [applause] steve: good morning. audience: good morning. steve: i'm delighted to be here. this is my first bioneers conference, so i'm honored to be with youou here. [cheering and applause] and i'm particularly delighted to be able to introduce the keynote speaker vien truong. her bio and all of her accomplishments are online, and you can read that

about going away from from so no drums treated again how can you really misspoke about that how could you be undermined all the time by your president i mean it's amazing you're not going to get on everyone not just the president undermines everybody else that's the new consistency that way you can never be caught out because you just say you misspoke that's what's happened with this there's no chance of the americans walking away from syria they might move away a little bit but with wheels and wings you can still get there apart from london paris beijing and moscow in the u.n. security council today being briefed about humanitarian situation we are hoping that from indeed it is out of there let's go to the british army where they're not trying to close down this channel using the integrity initiative what is this they're recruiting big time controversial set of posters has come to the fore the in one of the gamers gamers your army needs you and your dry drone killings of the beans in ten years you are a gamer on a joystick or running a drone of these folks are self-taught and they've

he approached the boys and bang the drum in their face nobody was about to attack the black activist nobody was chanting build the wall he never tried to defuse the situation. it actually looks like phillips and his crew were the aggressors students. jesse: after the confrontation with the boys he attempted to disresult mass at washington, d.c.'s national shrine. phillips and 20 demonstrators tried to force themselves into tried to force themselves into . >> after the confrontation what did phillips do? he attempted to disrupt the national shrine. phillips and 20 demonstrators tried to force themselves into evening mass bang their drums and totally disrupt the service. security called the situation tents and had blockade phillips and his crew from disturbing the congregation. phillips of the history of racially charged confrontations four years ago the native american told the very similar story claiming white students in michigan disrespected him and threw a beer can at him. phillips went to the police but no evidence turned up to support his claim. phillips as a rap sheet which inc

and he was -- that's why he went up to the boys and not the crazy people with the drums.ght they were going to attack. that's a complete, complete misreading of the situation. that's exactly backwards. the boys weren't really doing anything wrong that i could tell from what i saw and the other people were insane. now he either got that really wrong or misrepresented it intentionally. he had an entourage there taking video. if you listen to. so video. it seemed like they were possibly trying to -- it was stunt there. someone said we got what we need. something like that. i don't know for sure but he was very wrong. >> tucker: this is a story about race, we're being told. every story is about race. it's absurd. but we're told that there are racist national weather service this video. and here you have a group literally screaming racial epitaphs and anti-gay epitaphs and bigoted remarks and somehow nobody notices that but it's the high school kids who don't really say anything who are the bigots like you are lying if you reach that conclusion, aren't you? >> right. and every

. >> a friend said that his 16- year-old son was playing the drums. he was singing.how cool. that is pretty cool. >> i like to do my own music. our system will be here tonight. let's get to some of the temperatures. paul says steve, my way works for cna insurance and they were told to stay home. des moines is -19. -27 in minneapolis.

.♪ >> each of those drums in front of him will trigger an animation, a sound.is also controlling the animation that is behind him. >> this was next level. that's awesome. >> he created the animation as well, put this altogether. that's multimedia arrestedi iart there. >>> this next video is super cool, especially if you're into old school gaming. ♪ it's a space invaders style. >> that's great. >> as he's drumming, it controls the lasers. you can see he starts shooting the aliens. it's one of those ways to keep the audience. >> wow. this is performing art. >> i thought you guys would like this one. >>> there he is, the knight in shining armor. >> he even has a shield with his family crest. >> is there a damsel in distress? >> guess again. >> what? >> i said -- >> see why he's there next. >>> and cameras capture the moment the rocks roll. >> is that the mountain coming to them? >> oh, no. >> what happened coming up on "right this minute." ♪ gather 'round friends and family ♪ ♪ everything's better with a dollop of daisy ♪ ♪ do a dollop, do, do a dollop of daisy ♪

. >> a friend said that his 16- year-old son was playing the drums. he was singing. my son will play the drums. >> how cool. that is pretty cool. >> i like to do my own music. our system will be here tonight. let's get to some of the temperatures. paul says steve, my way works for cna insurance and they were told to stay home. des moines is -19. -27 in minneapolis. was of the temperatures, not the windchill. the cloud cover continues to roll in. we could have a little bit of light rain before that. the main impact of the system will be this evening and late tonight. there it is. the low is moving slowly. but it is tapping into more moisture. the timeline looks to be more of a light rain. most of it will be in the evening hours. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. overall we're seeing cloud cover today, rain cover will be moving in today. it is a line between moderate rain to heavy rain. 0.1 inches up to 1.5 inches. th the traffic i hope is okay. >> i hope so. we do have traffic that is movie okay if you're driving on 80er roadwork here. you will see it if you are drivin

[chanting] [inaudible] >> tucker: the american indian man with the drum you just saw is called nathan and he described the young men he encountered, the oneshe in the hats as aggressive and threatening. essentially shock troops for donald trump. watch. >> heard them saying build that wall. build that wall. this is indigenous lands. not supposed to have a wall here. never did. >> tucker: it's hard to remember the last time the great american machine produced a clearer contrast between good and evil. it was essentially an entire morality play shrunk down to four minutes for facebook. on the one side you had a noble tribal elder weather beaten calm. and wise. like a living icon. you could imagine a single tear sliding down his cheek at the senselessness of it all. and on the other side t heedless youngs men from the south drunk on racism and white privilege. the irony was overwhelming. the indigenous man's land had been stolen by the ancestors of these boys and yet they dared to lecture him aboutda walls designed to keep people who looked very muchke like him outf what they are calling t

president don't trump addresses the nation to try to drum up support for his controversial border war with mexico the democrats accuse him of misleading the american people and dealing in fear not. plus freezing conditions bring central europe to a standstill heavy snowfall wreaks havoc in parts of austria and southern germany several people have died and emergency services mourned the risk of avalanche remains hot. he's done it again egypt and liverpool's muhammad is named african men's footballer of the year for the second time in a row is now targeting a big prize on home turf a landmark day for egyptians football. well i'm terry martin thanks for joining us of course in istanbul has sentenced a reporter who works for d w two thirteen months in jail pending face to insult and libel charges over a report on a former turkish leaders time to offshore companies the allegations emerge from the so-called paradise papers that leaked information about tax havens of major international firms and public figures former prime minister of the not the u. debris and his sons sued in november clai

president donald trump will be visiting the mexican border in the next hour that's in a bid to drum up support for his well proposal trump will hold a roundtable discussion at a u.s. patrol border patrol facility in macallan texas trump walked out of a meeting with democratic leaders on wednesday he called it a waste of time it's the twentieth day of a partial government shutdown with democrats rejecting trump's demands for nearly six billion dollars for his plan barrier this is a tremendous crisis at the border look at president obama's statements from the past statement where it goes to the right this is a right you have human traffic you are wrong you have criminals governing it you have gangs jemez thirteen which take you to met by the falsehood of bringing them back this is a crisis and they don't come in the checkpoint which they do also but they go in between the checkpoints where you don't have any barrier so we've got correspondents on the us as well as the mexican border in a moments we'll cross over to john holeman he's in tijuana mexico but first we'll cross over to kimberl

many of the victims caught fire whileil trying to buckets and drums with fuel. relatives of those killed or injured gathered around the scene of car today. the governor of the region says 85 peoe are still missing. the tragedy came just three weeks after mexico's president launched an offensive against fuel they felt gangs. >>> breaking this evening, a tornado rips through parts of alabama, wiping out eildings. we'r going to have the damage report straight ahead. >>> and high school students ine minnesota p a picture of themselves giving a nazi salute and referencing hitler. night, the school district's response is -we're in a small room. wh?! -welcome. -[ gasps ] a bigger room?! -how many of you use car insurance? -oh. -well, what if i showed you this? -[ lau] ho-ho-ho! -wow. -it's a computer. -we e rates to help you get the price and coverage that's right for you. -that's amazing! the only t that would make this better is if my mom were here. what?! >>> a pair of disturbing photos sparking anger. the images appear to show high school students giving nazi hosal

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