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grown of the berlin state opera held open their concerts for free. i can't wait to share this great music again. good streaming is quite nice because sitting in peru you can be part of the live experience of being there. this year thousands of publishers from around the world came together online for a digital edition of the frankfurt book fair it was the 1st such literary event of its kind but everyone hopes it will also be the last. well as we say goodbye to 2020. 5 been asking people what they hoping for next year. i all want to be very different this will. for me. i let him and i wish good health for every person for everybody in germany in 2021. might do a whole city and even anyone is actually putting their past good to see me and actually just like being a bit more free and i like. out but this just so much feel and it would be so nice to be mask the to be able to meet family friends to be actually had them you know just just be able to do the normal things again yeah that's my hopes. for myself hoping that i can live a better life. i want a g

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when he came through on 1861 on his way to the first inaugural, and he stated the astronauts near city hall he meant to the operad he caused create controversy because he wore black gloves instead of white gloves. immediately everyone thought he was a pumpkin. it was the new york premier of -- i don't know why i remember that but they stop the performance when he came in. he was always like to the theater interestingly. they stop the performance. they brought down the far curtain and they played heel to the chief. he was a interrupters of opera anyway. lincoln's presidency took place before term limits. did lincoln envision himself delivering the third inaugural? would he have wanted a third term? that's a good question. gore fidel thinks he did. were thought he did. it is possible that he thought that he was the only person to carry out the vision. but he was physically wrecked at this point. his hands were trembling. he was constantly cold. he didn't sleep. he barely eight. he began talking to his wife. even on the day she died he testified this in writing. he began talking about plans for his post presidency.

state? in georgia, there is intense campaigning ahead of senate elections tomorrow, which will determine whether it's the republicans or democrats who control the operakend, there was a very different type of lobbying going on, donald trump trying to persuade a republican state official over the phone to rewrite the certified results of last november's election and give victory in the state to him, notjoe biden. the people of georgia are angry. the people of the country are angry. and there's nothing wrong with saying that, you know, that you've recalculated. well, mr president, the challenge that you have is, the data you have is wrong. so, look, all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes. this has brought charges from republicans as well as democrats that this is a flagrant and illegal attempt by donald trump to thwart the will of the people. kamala harris is the next vice president. it was, yes, certainly the voice of desperation. most certainly that. and it was a bald, bald—faced, bold abuse of power by the president of the united states. and georgia's secretary of state was asked, had the president acted illegally? you are an ele

state? in georgia, there is intense campaigning ahead of senate elections tomorrow, which will determine whether it's the republicans or democrats who control the opera lobbying going on, donald trump trying to persuade a republican state official over the phone to rewrite the certified results of last november's election and give victory in the state to him, notjoe biden. the people of georgia are angry. the people of the country are angry. and there's nothing wrong with saying that, you know, that you've recalculated. well, mr president, the challenge that you have is, the data you have is wrong. so, look, all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes. this has brought charges from republicans as well as democrats that this is a flagrant and illegal attempt by donald trump to thwart the will of the people. kamala harris is the next vice president. it was, yes, certainly the voice of desperation. most certainly that. and it was a bald, bald—faced, bold abuse of power by the president of the united states. and georgia's secretary of state was asked, had the president acted illegally? you are an election official — did you consider it a l

opera was thanks to dean dixon in 1944. in 1948, dean dixon left the united states because he said, in all the years he'd bn conducting, no onever called him "maestro." he was african-american. he then went off to europe, where he was everybody's darling, and he came back to the united states in the late sixties. by that time, every major symphony orchestra in the states wanted him as a guest conductor. he was kind of the jackie robinson of conducting. [laughter] so there was one time i was on the metropolitan opera intermission. usually it's the quiz, and i'm not in that league, but if there are two intermissions, they sometimes have an amateur who loves opera have a conversation, and i told the story about dean dixon. i don't know how many emails i received from people all over the country, saying that they had been introduced to opera by that remarkable man. david: so the "scalia/ginsburg" opera was written by a law school student? ruth: he was then a law school student. heas a music major at harvard and a masters in music from yale. derrick wang is his name. he decided it would be useful to know something about the law, s

trade commerce was a good fire was good for opera so this thank you very much want to get into people's passage from the far east to europe and the united states. congress any money don't you money in these mountains is open. drug trafficking politics and power the area of empires on al-jazeera. i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career but no country is alike and it's my job to shed light on how and why. hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump is now in alamo texas where he will tour a part of the border war with mexico built during his time in office these pictures are live from the border the war and the crackdown on central american migrants was a cornerstone of a trumps presidency. while before the.

states is dangerous efforts to attack iran's nuclear program but also he blew the whistle on the institutional racism found within the central intelligence agency we started out by asking him about opera. what role did his whistleblowing play in exposing it as one of the cia's all time great blunders. when i came into office and it had been going for some time before my involvement i was assured of all these safeguards and that it was approved by the highest levels of government. and background on the operation as had been said it was designed to slow down the iranian program to gain a nuclear weapon well during the process all of the safeguards that i was told about turned out to be false. and so i felt that it was going to be actually something that would inhance or speed up the iranian efforts to gain a nuclear weapon as opposed to hamper them so i made the appropriate reach out to individuals within the organization within the cia and i was basically told to shut up and i did eventually go to actually both the senate and house intelligence committees mr sterling in your book that i wanted spy has everything that tale of a career civil servant a minority rising through the ranks at

opera jeff good morning, thanks for joining us. how'd you get the idea for this. >>with the state's closed and we are performances on.chedule for last and those had to be canceled because the pandemic was acquired have make some of our performances from the archives available online. >>ok so these are all from the archives, you were able to just kind find the videos and decide divvy them up and how to bring them to the rest of the public. >>that's correct yeah we we have some really fabulous performances from over the years beginning around 2007 up young right for the beginning of pandemic so says may we've shown 20 different of streams on the and you can see the first air for much of to go is our performance this that stars nicole cabellon stephen costello with her former music director nicolle who saw the on the podium just watching last frank or as you can see their costume. i mean it's just great performance and it's one of his great operas so a little bit everything for for viewers you know, there's something now a scene there's scene for the chorus and of course you have to on stage throughout the entire show.

of 2000 people only dream of going to opera all around the world anytime of the day i consider can see in my jammies at home and what it is in canada, in the state. as a reader, as an author i am very glad to be to make contact with people that i know are going to be able to read because they couldn't come to the library. they couldn't come to a bookstore i think it's phenomenal i hope it doesn't stop. i hope as matthew said libraries realize this is fabulous and it's certainly notsecond-best . >> this particular handout, it felt like a sprint and now it's a marathon at a sprint space. the relentless change in how to adapt is quite fatiguing. we are seeing some great changes. these virtual programs. so how do you think, do you some of these changes will stay? what the long-term? how about for you, ray? >> i think the author events we had virtually has been great and i definitely see the longer term plan that pandemic will accelerate that . it's also helping that we have a whole program which we did 100 percent in person prior to the pandemic. we would see about 1200 kids every saturday at about half of the ranches and within three weeks of the p