viola was devastated and alone. and moot, now in his 20s, began to fill the void in her life. >> they talked, for hours, every night and had so much in common, being both germans and both interested in politics. and when moot showed this attention, she did revel in it. >> did you know that they were on the path to being married, not with st notwithstanding a 44-year-age difference? >> my sister and i both said to her enjoy or have him as a companion or roommate. that would be fine. but she didn't listen to that, at all. >> viola and albrecht's wedding was a major event. along well wishers was president george h.w. bush. it was unconventional marriage but both got what they wanted. viola had a companion for her busy life and albrecht had access to some of the most influential people in washington, d.c. two decades later, that unconventional marriage came to an abrupt end with viola draft's sudden death. and as detective jackson examined the house, he found evidence that her death was anything but natural. >> i starte

viola and one of her sisters later started a new band called the coquettes where viola played a big kit world war ii, and viola saw an opportunity for women. in a 1942 essay for "downbeat" magazine titled "give girl musicians a break" she wrote, "there are some girl musicians who are as much the masters of their instruments as male musicians. think it over, boys." viola became a star of jazz drumming, playing with billie holiday and ella fitzgerald. she appeared on the cover of "billboard" magazine and earned endorsement deals from drum companies. she starred at radio city music hall and on "the ed sullivan show." also playing in broadway's original production of "cabaret." in 1949, viola performed at the inaugural gala for president harry truman. viola smith, a trailblazing american musician, died last month at home in costa mesa, california. she was 107 years when panera's chef claes makes a pizza, he doesn't just make a pizza. he uses fresh, clean ingredients to make a masterpiece. taste our delicious new flatbread pizzas today. panera. [phone rings] "sore throat pain? try new vicks

. >> actress viola davis joking this guy should be in charge of the votes coming in. ♪ one, two, three, five six, seven, eight nine ♪ >> academy award winners and the rest of us sharing memes so we can laugh in a stressful time like this one. lots of people joking about the importance of those votes that are still being counted. the mail-in ballots coming in like. almost everyone online is tired of the states flipping from blue to red and vice versa. this meme going viral, a look at the electoral college map this morning. this one has all 538 electoral college votes going to britney spears. this tweet about the dramatic back and forth of the midwest racking up nearly 70,000 likes. the in-person vote being "la la land" and the mail-in ballots "moonlight." >> there's a mistake. "moonlight" you guys won best picture. >> and so many online taking aim at nevada, the state that could prove a major win for either side, trending at number one on twitter overnight. nevada forgot to take the meat out the freezer and just heard the election pull up in the driveway. me waiting for the nevada numbe

reportero: esa medida viola la constituciÓn, si la corte suprema vota a favor, habrÁ un gran impactoapoyan, vean que cumpliÓ con la promesa de pelear contra los inmigrantes. reportera: la corte suprema estÁ compuesta por tres jueces nombrados por donald trump. >> todos los americanos que viven en esta tierra son contados. veremos si alinean con donald trump o con la constituciÓn. >> a mÍ me parece probable que la mayorÍa de la corte siendo jueces mÁs conservadores van a decir a favor del presidente, pero como digo, creo que es mÁs probable que decida que el caso no estÁ listo para una decisiÓn. fÉlix: el anuncio de la alcaldÍa de que abrieran las escuelas ha caÍdo como una bendiciÓn para muchos padres que tienen que trabajar y cuidar a sus hijos, pero para otras familias la noticia no es tan alentadora. >> estoy de acuerdo porque hace mucha falta, los niÑos no aprenden igual en la casa que yendo a la escuela. reportero: para esa el anuncio de la reapertura de escuelas es una buena noticia. >> estamos trabajando fuerte para cumplir la promesa de abrir las escuelas de nuevo. los grados

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the cello and the viola are also very moving and incidentally if a piece of music gives you goosebumps you're more likely to remember it. well maybe it's mozart's music that stands your emotions or helps keep your cognitive skills. justin composable so soon a superstar in the world of classical music. he created more than 1000 pieces of music works that are often said to have almost magical power. just listening to mozart really make you smarter. the so-called mozart effect which was identified by researchers in 1993. old they gave a group of college students a 10 minute audio sample to listen to. with soundtracks ranging from silence. to a relaxation tape can see who calls to a mozart piano concerto. the students were then asked to take a spatial intelligence test. 000-000-0000 those subjects who had been listening to mozart performed better than the other groups registering spatial i.q. scores 8 or 9 points higher not a huge leap but certainly a jump. that said the intelligence boost lasted all of 15 minutes at most and then it disappeared. but that's surprising if short lived effect

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going to show viola just at berlin's hospital, a very good day.professor, what do you we know about hands mission in classrooms. how dangerous is it to keep schools open during the pandemic? now it is sin, increasing body of evidence that school. it's not the tribe us of they are more following the community infection and that means that there are no super spreading events so far observed in schools are only rare. ok, sions. but one has to differentiate between young children. that means children that are younger than to fall few years, and those that don't last sense are young adults. the difference is the following. the young adults tallest sins are more prone to infection and they are also more efficiently in passing on the virus to other persons. in contrast, younger children, it's many studies showing that office lea infected but rarely show symptoms and most importantly, they are not very efficient in transmitting the virus to other person. so they are, not s. contagious as adults dollars sounds. and that is a major point and that has to be

we are out with biologist cristiana car viola and his team in the few remaining strips of the atlantic rain forest he's looking for the hiding places of bats he thinks he has located some in these water pipes where he heard the sound of wings flapping inside. indeed there is a colony of bats dozens of them are living here in the cracks and crevices of the pipes. for us and one that i'm specialized in seeking out the hideaways of the bat sea regions like this close to agricultural land that's all mostly i find them in trees or like here in water pipes and. about experts work begins shortly before dusk he spends a net over the entrance and the background is on. a problem with you but it was only. one other than that my life you might this is why we're working with these animals to find out how far the various viruses have spread. but i did just think it's part of our scientific work to find out which bats are carrying which viruses think on the rear of their orders for sure but. now in the times of coronavirus everyone needs to wear protective clothing to prevent the transmission of the

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did any of the thing, that was how one witness described the arrival procedures that auschwitz marie violaterry a was a communist resistance fighter. from france on january 28th, 1946, she gave a detailed account of the daily horrors in the concentration camp. separation based on fitness for work, forced labor and the gas chambers. when the judge called for the defense to question the witness, the only response was shamefaced silence. there in the courtroom at nuremberg, the holocaust had become an undeniable fact that going to work in spirit are faced with harrowing testimony like that. the defendants united front began to waver during a lunch break. during its declared at 1st i was angry about being dragged into court because i knew nothing of these atrocities. now i'm satisfied because there was good reason to get to the bottom of things. you know only months, 946. after $76.00 days of hearings, the prosecution concluded the evidentiary proceedings. for weeks, the defense attorneys had followed the prosecution's arguments occasionally making comments. so cross-examining witnesses. now i

we are out with biologist cristiana car viola and his team in the few remaining strips of the atlantic rain forest he's looking for the hiding places of bats he thinks he has located some in these water pipes where he heard the sound of wings flapping inside. indeed there is a colony of bats dozens of them are living here in the cracks and crevices of the pipes. for us and one that i'm specialized in seeking out the hideaways of a bat seen regions like this close to agricultural land that's all mostly i find them in trees or like here in water pipes and. about experts work begins shortly before dusk he spends a net over the entrance and the vast hunt is on. a problem with you but. one other than that i see my this is this is what we're working with these animals to find out how far the various viruses have spread. i just think it's part of our scientific work to find out which bats are carrying which viruses think on the rear of their own just the fear of a life now in the times of coronavirus everyone needs to wear protective clothing to prevent a transmission of the virus chiroptera

the cello and the viola are also very moving and incidentally if a piece of music gives you goosebumps you're more likely to remember it. 2 2 well maybe it's mozart's music that stands here in those hands full helps keep your cognitive function. yes to compose it was certainly a superstar in the world of classical music. he created more than 1000 pieces of music works that are often said to have almost magical power. just listening to mozart really make you smarter. the so-called mozart effect which was identified by researchers in 1993. all they gave a group of college students a 10 minute audio sample to listen to. with soundtracks ranging from silence. to a relaxation tape can see who else to a mozart piano concerto. the students were then asked to take a spatial intelligence test. those subjects who had been listening to mozart performed better than the other groups registering spatial i.q. scores 8 or 9 points higher not a huge leap but certainly a jump. that said the intelligence boost lasted all of 15 minutes at most and then it disappeared. but that's surprising if short lived

boletas electorales del condado harris argumentando que los votos entregados a travÉs del sistema violaumentaban que esos sistemas son una extensiÓn ilegal de la votaciÓn y estÁn designados sÓlo para personas que tienen una enfermedad o discapacidad. en esta elecciÓn muchas personas eligieron formas alternativas de emitir su voto para evitar exponerse y contagiarse. a lo largo de la campaÑa los republicanos han afirmado que estos mÉtodos de votaciÓn facilitan el camino para el fraude. expertos en seguridad han dicho que no hay evidencia y fraude de leyoral generalizado, aunque si hablan intentos de sembrar desinformaciÓn entre los electores. en ese mismo estudio varios eventos de campaÑa tuvieron que ser cancelados este fin de semana por razones de seguridad. un grupo de seguidores del presidente habrÍa perseguido el autobÚs de la campaÑa de joe biden por una carretera interestatal del condado seis. el fbi se encuentra investigando este incidente en el que habrÍan participado cerca de 100 vehÍculos, segÚn empleados quienes ademÁs dijeron que tuvieron que llamar al 911 y solicitar ayuda.

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the cello and the viola are also very moving and incidentally if a piece of music gives you goosebumps you're more likely to remember it. 2 well maybe it's met some sneezing that's your emotions all helps keep your cognitive skills. justin compose it was certainly a superstar in the world of classical music. he created more than 1000 pieces of music works that are often said to have almost magical power. just listening to mozart really make you smarter. the so-called mozart effect. was identified by researchers and 993. all they gave a group of college students a 10 minute audio sample to listen to. with soundtracks ranging from silence. to a relaxation tape i can see who else to a mozart piano concerto. the students were then asked to take a spatial intelligence test. those subjects who had been listening to mozart performed better than the other groups registering spatial i.q. scores 8 or 9 points higher not a huge leap but certainly a jump. that said the intelligence boost lasted all of 15 minutes at most and then it disappeared. but that's surprising if short lived effect triggered

almost daily video conference calls on coronavirus with heads of research centers, scientists, and viola just, he knew them all by name. and he talked to them in such a manner that suggested his deep involvement. like, remember what you told me yesterday on the phone and you said this and that and that, you mean the president used to call each of them talk to every director of a research institute. you see, the president always prefers to examine a problem fairly, especially when dealing with such serious challenges to know the science behind it and to take decisions based on this knowledge. but i'm sure that surrogate does the same. i just hear that i don't have an issue with mr. sabbaton that it's all pretty clear to me as far as he is concerned. what do you mean an issue? i mean questions. i don't have questions about his competence. he said that governors are now entitled to make decisions at their own discretion. we have the mayor of moscow who has to deal with the highest number of infections in the country on the one hand. and on the other hand, we have the governor of the region.

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chadwick's co-star viola davis posting this, happy birthday in heaven, chadwick.. bob iger urged fans to watch "black panther" as marvel introduced a new intro sequence in honor of boseman. chadwick's final film is in select theaters right now. >>> also this morning, a new york couple making a spirited discovery in their 100-year-old home. they initially thought that rumors about their house in upstate new york being a bootleg hide-out were small town legend and that is, until they did a renovation and found more than 66 bottles and counting of prohibition-era whiskey ironically called old smuggler. it was hidden all over the house. nick and patrick finding bottles built into walls, hidden under floorboards. the pair documenting the discovery on instagram. their research found the men who built their bootleg bungalow back in 1915 was a german count with a mysterious fortune. not so mysterious anymore. and the illegal stash could lead to a windfall for the guys as well. they said they plan to sell the bottles for the growing rate. that booze is still made today. it

the upcoming film is a sequel to the 2016 original starring viola davis and margot robbie both reprisinghn cena and so many more. no word yet on stallone's role but we will find out when "the suicide squad" hits theaters august 2021. >>> also this morning, harry styles is making history as the first male to appear solo on a "vogue" cover in the magazine's 121-year history. i'm trying to get them to change. maybe it's my screen that's stuck. inside the issue harry is opening up about everything from his time in one direction to his eclectic fashion choices over the years and his love of meditation. harry styles' historic have been of "vogue" hits newsstands november 24th. >>> now from "vogue" to "gq." the man of the year awards will come with a twist as one of their three choices isn't a man at all. it's megan thee stallion being celebrated by the magazine as rapper of the year, and also being honored this year, george clooney as "gq's" icon of the year, and trevor knnoah earning the newsman of the year. megan opening up about her racy lyrics and what they mean to her, and her constant en

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