does that mean you won't be singing a lot of puccini?e natural makeup of what you are is what you do. i am 5'6". i am not going to play center in the nba, just like i won't be singing puccini. i don't have that voice, but the gifts i do have, the arena of what i do is what i should be singing. there are a lot of people who tell me they covet the instrument i have, and that's a compliment to me. i'm grateful for what i have. i mentioned earlier that we went to the same school. although you sing much better than i do. >> i don't know about that. tavis: we went to the same school. fraternity.he same we both went to a pentecostal church. my mother is watching right now. i know this experience all too well. i grew up in a family of not six, but 10. there is a lot in common here. because we have so much in common i understand the judgment people can place upon you when you come out of a church sortround and you make any of switched to secular or classical, anything other than what you were raised in, so how did you deal with what i assume was

church of san giovanni hosts nightly concerts celebrating the music of hometown composer giacomo puccini [ singing operatically ] steves: he was one of italy's greatest opera composers. puccini's delightful arias seem to capture the spirit of this wonderful corner of italy. [ singing continues ] [mariachi music] ♪ - hey! this is the tree from the dr. seuss book the lorax. - you're right, seamus. they say dr. seuss' drawings were inspired by this entire desert. and while the dry desert landscape with its unique shapes and textures is amazing here in baja, the reason for this trip is a little more on the wet side. - whoa. - look at that, guys. - these ones are very close. - people come from all over the world to these bays which are known as home base for the annual migration of gray whales. let's find out more about baja and if we spot some of the famous whales in-- kids: travel with kids, baja, mexico! female announcer: this program is made possible by sears vacations,

techies lead is an international guests crowded into the driver's cab for them a puccini to the monterey tunnel which runs party on towards her. to put transport up to one in the hof million people a day the immediate aim is to relieve congestion in december. the tunnel is now offering two for local trains but by twenty fifteen will be for long distance trains the hope is that it could be part of the new rail link between europe and the far east. mutton soup and made of steel. efforts to agree on a coalition government between germany's two big east coaches make progress this week the senate agreed to re new gym in its push for an eu wide financial transaction tax code three in eleven countries want to sign up the social costs despite all the tools of the retrieve the debates i want to see it again the tax introduced at the european level is one reason is we see it as a symbol of spatial adjusted zero z guards aboard a domestic type on it. sides also agreed to take steps to silence the euro skeptics by seeking to return more responsibility from brussels to the eu member states. he said y

from the puccini opera. 9-year-old voice is amazing.e taught herself to sing by watching youtube tutorials. no formal voice training. is talent something that you're born with or can it be taught? the panel is back with us. i want to bring in daniel coyle the author of "talent isn't great it's grown." daniel thanks for being with us. it is something that's innate a natural talent or through practice, through rehearsal you actually can develop? >> it looks natural, doesn't it? it gives you chills. but in fact when you look closely, she illustrates a couple of really powerful things about the way talent is grown. the first is she grew up with this windshield. she was immersed in music. father a musician, brother, mother. the second thing is she practiced. that method of practicing by training yourself on youtube is actually perfectly aligned with the way the brain acquires skills. by reaching toward something and by loving it so much that you keep reaching over and over again. and you grow a very fast, fluent brain that way. >> i'm remind