strindberg called the ghost sonata, a chamber play. he had a mind of parallel with chamber music, designed for a few players and small audiences in intimate surroundings. just as much chamber music has three movements, so does this play. and like chamber music, it is designed not for the masses, but for the discerning few. in this presentation, the first scene has been eliminated except for three flashbacks which fill in important events from the beginning. the ghost sonata begins with the arrival of the guests for the ghost supper. [door bell] right. you will do the serving, i shall take their coats. have you done this sort of thing before? i spend all day pushing his chariot, as you know. but i sometimes serve at parties of an evening. you know, it's always been my dream to enter this house. queer bunch, aren't they? oh, they're a bit out of the ordinary. is it a musical evening, or what? no, just the usual spook supper, that's what we call them. they just sit around drinking tea. nobody utters a word. they nibble at little cakes, al

and hyundai is preparing its all new sonata. edmond says that toyota offered inceptives averaging $2,500 for each camry it sold last month. now let's talk nissan. i am sure you know you can buy just about everything on amazon.com. the new hatch bog is offering it on the shopping site. which will submit the contact information to a local dealership. now according to automotive news, three of the first 100 buyers will even get their cars packaged in a giant amazon.com gift box. the social media frenzy world we live in there,'s also a gender divide when it comes to facebook and twitter, i will explain coming up. all right, thank you, linda. 58 degrees now 4:36 on this thursday morning. >> the latest on an investive, i 4:39 on this thursday morning. >> and i'm getting used to it now. >> yeah. as the days have gone on, all right, i am dealing with it, all the spring stuff, and the summer stuff is away. >> one of the things you are noticing too, it is just a few degrees milder than yesterday morning so it doesn't feel quite as cold. e

wondered about in the course of consultations and there was no answer to the you know you will just sonata over the use of chemical weapons on august twenty one by the government forces they are fighting with the opposition armed groups and they do for a number of rockets with chemical weapons. drawing to get through those armed opposition groups and there are no casualties in the opposition groups use it even said it equally possible to foil five or six rockets against your opponent and have all of them missed the targets. u.n. secretary general ban ki moon says the unequivocal and objective conclusion of chemical weapon use in syria amounts to a war crime and perpetrators must be held accountable the u.n. chief also says that this is the most significant confirm use of chemical weapons against civilians since saddam hussein used them in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight now the syrian rebels and their western supporters including the u.s. u.k. and france blame as we know president bashar al assad and his supporters for. carrying out the chemical attack the. government insists that w

it is very sensitive, but you can see everywhere in some -- earthquake, sonata, everything, so i thinkve to prepare for the worst. security issues are always very critical. we have to be thinking about how we manage the risk when we organize events. i think it is a big challenge for every event. >> that is also another issue, closer partnership. a lot of times when you provide security for meeting attendees, these attendees could be heads of state or somebody who is in government, in a foreign country . when they travel to a meeting here, they need to be protected, and of course we have private security available, but sometimes you need a government involved in the process to provide that additional assurance that their participation will be well protected and will be secured. is that something that also you see closer corporation and the future? >> that is why i say it is for important for the government to play a role in our industry. always we have the vip that visit for the opening ceremony, we always have to walk for a closely with the secret service and to know how can we work wi

and learned beethoven's sonata in just three weeks.he first time she heard him play, she thought it was her husband in the other room. is that jacob? oh, my gosh. >> reporter: turns out, jacob has a photographic memory. his music teacher says he is able to master songs in just one class that most children take a month to learn. >> handel. >> reporter: he recently auditioned for the national musicians guild. a performance his dad says he nailed, right away. >> he had to learn ten classical pieces, by memory. and he did. he did great. exceeded the expectations. >> reporter: move over beethoven. this pint-sized pianist, is here to play. >> i said, who is that handsome guy? he said, me. he has a good sense. we're happy to have jacob here in the studio. along with parents, tina and willie. we were talking before the show. you were saying not long ago, your son was diagnosed with high-functioning autism. and that playing the piano has helped. >> definitely. he definitely expresses himself. he is an outlet for him. sometimes i notice he'll pl

so there is a woman nicole and she does something called the housewives sonata and pretends to conducthe music on the housewives. >> this is great. i love this. [♪] >> i will get the dignity and the respect that i deserve. [applause] >> i love her. i love her. >> anderson: funny. >> soon there will not be any elements of the real housewives that has not been picked apart. i worry about that day. >> anderson: are you looking for a new city? >> no. no. we are always looking for new housewives in the cities we have and that is one of the reasons that the show is still going so successfully because we have been able to refresh the cities that are going. >> anderson: there is a question on facebook from beth. do you ever want to jump in and scream at the women to pull it together? they are hot messiness. >> i do it a little bit on the reunion shows i mean -- >> anderson: on the reunion shows you are very calm and they are screaming at each other. there's someone off camera, i'm going to cut out her tongue. and you are sort of you roll with it all. >> yes. i do. i mean you roll with it when

dealership in new jersey we meet rico asking him to show us the 2011, mazda cx7 and this hyundai sonata> reporter: in fact, listen in, rico's sales pitch relies on the carfax. >> click on carfax. no accidents. one owner. >> reporter: the carfax reports on both cars showing green checks. no accidents. no damage reported to carfax. but what rico and the dealership didn't know is that we would do our own research on the two cars. one of carfax's editors revealing the hyundai had been in a rear impact collision. and that the mazda was not only in an accident but a multiple impact collision. the police report we obtained showing the car in the middle hit in the front and back. we weren't about to be outfoxed. hey, rico i am david muir with abc news. we have a few questions how you use the carfax in selling used cars. about to reveal the true history of the mazda. we have a police report which says the mazda was in a major accident. not only that we contacted the former owner of the mazda who told us he was in that accident and they were the middle car. >> i don't get under the hood of the ca

he started reading music a year ago and can learn an entire sonata in an entire afternoon.ed if the eastern corbin band tried to add him and they'll be coming up in 15 minutes. let's see if they need a child keyboardist. >> steve: they've got the set-up all right there and he will be performing one of his new hits for you coming up in a minute or two. 20 minutes. in the meantime ucla's wide receiver, one of them, dead this morning after being struck by a car. 20-year-old nick pasquale, pictured there, was killed crossing a busy street in san clemente, california early sunday morning. the walk on freshman was remembered yesterday in a service. >> he'll be sorely missed. i miss him already dearly. >> i know he had such a bright future and his drive and enthusiasm to succeed, i'll never forget that. >> steve: the accident is under investigation. but authorities do not believe that the driver was drinking. >> brian: imagine seeing this in your yard, a hot air balloon landing in this california neighborhood, narrowly missing kids playing. the kids were playing, the home was by t

the sonata recapitulating unforgettably in the souls of the black vote.it did not come from africa, though the dark throb of ancient days was in it and threw it. it did not come from white america, never from so pale and hard. however, deep these older and surrounding towns have driven, not the indies nor the hot south, the easter heavy west made this music. it was a new song and its deep beauty, its great cadences and while the appeal wailed, throb and thundered on the world's beers with a message seldom voiced by man. guardians of southern history sensing the books potential great mischief of their cause were instantly on the tv. there is a feeling of ripeness in the writing and an occasional passage of all those old testament granger and provocative is a mild adjective for black reconstruction, warned in a key -- in the tennessean review alerting the region to bombshell. coalition, intelligence, agency, some critics would insist excessive portions the afro-americans in the reconstruction drama. but it was in his interpretation of the function of black