. >> thomas dolby knows a thing or two about new music.sic] ♪ she blinded me with science one of the first popular videos in the early days of mtv, dolby is on a new mission, help classical students market themselves and a half gate the business side of music. >> there is an assumption in the industry, perhaps, that a classical music audience is less open to having sort of cross media forms of presentation for the music. because they're slightly older, slightly tech-savvy, and so on. but that at the end of the day becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy because if you choose not to use the media that are popular among young people, then young people are not going to live to classical music. >> dolby is now a professor at johns hopkins, just as he broke into music with mtv, he's hoping to break outside of the music box. >> i think it could be a great liberator. you might have a great composer or instrumental is who becomes an international star despite the industry, not going through the regular system. just the fact that their brilliance is exp

. >> thomas dolby knows a thing or two about new music. ♪ ♪ >> blinded with science ♪ >> best known for "she blieded me with science identity, dolby is on a new mission, helping classical students market themselves and navigate the music. >> there is an assumption that the classical musical audience is less open to having sorts of cross media forms of presentation for the music. because they're slightly older, slightly less tech savvy, and so on. that at the end of the day prophecy. if you choose not to use the media that are popular among young people, then young people are not going to listen to your music. >> dolby is a professor of johns hopkins. he's inspired to help students find the next new thing and think outside the music box. >> you might get a brilliant young composer or instrumentalist, who becomes an international star, despite the industry, not going through usually system. just because their brilliance is exposed to millions of people using the technology we have today and they bypass the whole industry. >> not to steal a theme from your hit song but what i think we're t

. >> sigue de manteles largos por sus 20 aÑos le celebraciÓn lanzarÁ un dvd en el auditorio dolby de que aÚn no sabe si participar en el concierto en diciembre para recordar el segundo aniversario de la muerte de jenny rivera ya que la familia rivera no se ha comunicado con ella. >> gracias magaly posa como dios la trajo el mundo una cantante muy famosa. una hispana brilla en hollywood para estas y otras noticias pasamos a los Ángeles con jackie que su segmento semanal de variety latino. >> exactamente, pamela y bÁrbara les tenemos las noticias y exclusivas mÁs candentes de las estrellas de hollywood y el mundo increÍble del espectÁculo. ♪ imparable la actriz carla sousa compartiÓ con nosotros su alegrÍa de traspasar las barreras de cine hispano hacia la televisiÓn anglo americana en su pelÍcula nosotros los nobles y no se aceptan devoluciones emprende una aventura en la serie "how to get away with murder". interpreta una latina que rompe. >> no es fÁcil no caer en los estereotipos. esta es la mala... lo difÍcil o demente fue empezar de cero los casting la gente no es muy linda, te t

and they, after the fact said all 75 workers down in dallas should be quarantined let's hope dolby hospital and hiv-aids. let's hope we can see no spread to any other health care workers. the spotlight is on bellevue tonight. >> what about the doctor from the nih making statement only two beds were available that were fully capable of treating someone with ebola symptoms? then, we found out there are only 11 such beds nationally? do you think that is enough? do we have to worry about more cases every day? >> well, you know because the reason that that is an interesting statement is because those are the places where people know how to take care of ebola. the problem is that you can't just tell a hospital take care of eeb yoela. here is your suit and hood. and here is your gloves you take nurses that get very nervous they're going to make mistakes we need to designate centers. 11 beds is not enough. >> dr. seigel reporting tonight from bellevue hospital where this patient has been taken. he has come back after taking care of the patients. and a new york city around 2:00 thisu afternoon. a ha

big creditors like washington mutual who is now chase or bank of america for years have just this dolby spreadsheets out with not a particularly careful organized way to debt buyers. the contracts that these banks create clearly have these crazy warranties that say we are making no guarantees about the information. there are problems with it. there's all kinds of problems with it i saw it first-hand with some of the people connected to the package. just to give you one click example there was a woman connected to this package to after going through the whole circus of what happened in buffalo ends up in a court down in georgia. it appears on a credit report and she's in danger of being sued over it. i say to this woman okay what's the story with this debt? she said i was hoping you could tell me. i don't recognize this washington mutual debt that i supposedly owe. i say okay there has to be a solution here. let's call chase bank which has now bought washington mutual and we will ask him directly what's going on with this on with his mountainous debt that we don't recognize. i called cha

and they, after the fact said all 75 workers down in dallas should be quarantined let's hope dolby hospital can see no spread to any other health care workers. the spotlight is on bellevue tonight. >> what about the doctor from the nih making statement only two beds were available that were fully capable of treating someone with ebola symptoms? then we found out there are only 11 such beds nationally? do you think that is enough? do we have to worry about more cases every day? >> well, you know because the reason that that is an interesting statement is because those are the places where people know how to take care of ebola. the problem is that you can't just tell a hospital take care of eeb yoela. here is your suit and hood. and here is your gloves you take nurses that get very nervous they're going to make mistakes we need to designate centers. 11 beds is not enough. >> dr. seigel reporting tonight from bellevue hospital where this patient has been taken. he has come back after taking care of the patients. and a new york city around 2:00 thisuçpÑ afternoon. a hatchet wielding assailant s