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i'm in the albert hall with a cleaner.phantom of the opera" as loud as i can. ♪ >> reporter: classical can be cool? >> it can be >>> we'll explain the pros and the cons of that coming up. >>> and live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm ann notarangelo. we are through the worst of the heat, but plenty of places around the bay area are still dealing with it. if you live near the coast, it was nice and cool, but a much different story inland where several east bay cities have hit triple digits again. >> spending the day in the scorching trivalley, joining us live now from livermore. how is it looking out there, da? >> reporter: cool, wet, fun.

. >> reporter: there is magic after midnight at the royal albert hall. in its vastness of empty seats, sits a solitary figure. commanding the halls great organ. >> is like this hated world that people don't even know exists. while they are asleep in bed. >> reporter: anna lapwood harnesses the power of the instrument, made up of 9999 pipes. she is practicing in these dark hours, the only time the hall is not booked. and while it appears empty, the world is watching on social media. lapland's phone capturing each moment. >> i just finished my practice at the royal albert hall. >> what you love about the organ? >> oh my gosh . it is the only instrument where you are playing a building. the whole building resonates with you. it shakes the foundations. >> reporter: before anna took off on social media, she became the youngest after director of music at pembroke college in cambridge. her students turned this midnight may stroll onto tiktok. >> how did you become so viral? >> i don't totally have a clue . ♪ >> british musician novo herter play and a collaborat

what led to her meteoric rise to stardom. >> reporter: there's magic after midnight at the royal albert hallll's great organ. >> it's like this hidden world that people don't even sort of know exists. ♪ >> reporter: anna lapwood harnesses the power of the instrument, made up of 9,999 pipes. ♪ she's practicing in these dark hours, the only time the hall's not booked. and while it appears empty, the world is watching on social media. lapwood's phone capturing each moment. >> i have just finished my prep session at the royal albert hall. >> what do you love about the organ? >> oh my gosh. it's the only instrument where you're playing a building. >> reporter: even andrew lloyd webber took note. >> it is 5:30 in the morning. i'm in the albert hall with one cleaner, and i'm about to scare the living daylight out of them by playing "phantom of the opera" as loud as i can. ♪ >> reporter: so classical can be cool? >> it can be cool and it is cool. >> reporter: breathing new life and some coolness through these classic pipes. ian lee, cbs news, at the royal albert hall in london. >> and that is the "o

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. >> reporter: there is magic after midnight at the royal albert hall.n its vastness of empty seats sits a solitary figure commanding the hall's great organ. >> it's like this hidden world that people don't even know exists while they're asleep in bed. >> reporter: anna harnesses the power of the instrument made of 9,999 pipes. she's practicing in these dark hours, the only time the hall is not booked. while it appears empty, the world is watching on social media. lapwood's phone is capturing each moment. >> i have just finished a proposition. >> reporter: what do you love about the organ? >> oh my gosh, it's the only instrument where you are playing a building. the whole building resonates with the organ. it shakes the foundations. >> reporter: before anna took off on social media, she became youngest ever director of music at pen brooke college in cambridge. her students turned this midnight maestro to tiktok. how did you become so viral? >> it happened tototally organically with this collaboration , a couple months in. >> reporter: a british musician

twojust stop 0il supporters have run on stage at the royal albert hall in london. with loud boos from the audience and led away by security. this is the latest in the number of protest. they recently interrupted play at wimbledon and during the ashes. we can talk to a reporterjack, who is at the proms. what did you see? figs reporterjack, who is at the proms. what did you see?— what did you see? as you can see, i'm what did you see? as you can see, l'm standing _ what did you see? as you can see, i'm standing just _ what did you see? as you can see, i'm standing just outside _ what did you see? as you can see, i'm standing just outside the - what did you see? as you can see, i'm standing just outside the royal| i'm standing just outside the royal albert hall. it holds around 5000 people in this place was pretty packs. people were here to see the bbc symphony orchestra and the finnish conductor. pretty normal first half, but very shortly after the interval before one of the big performances in the second half, two just stop oil protesters made their way onto the stag

. —— common charge for them we had the benefit of tony bennett playing at the royal albert hall with to see if lady gaga could play in the club for the wii moved heaven and earth. i in the club for the wii moved heaven and earth. ., ., , and earth. i hate to interrupt you but we're out _ and earth. i hate to interrupt you but we're out of _ and earth. i hate to interrupt you but we're out of time. _ and earth. i hate to interrupt you but we're out of time. thank - and earth. i hate to interrupt you but we're out of time. thank you | and earth. i hate to interrupt you i but we're out of time. thank you so much for your time here on bbc news. thank you. we will have more headlines here and just a minute or two. hello. don't expect it to look or feel much like summer. this weekends the weather is looking decidedly unsettled. it will feel rather cool. it will often be windy and there will be some outbreaks of rain at times. how much rain? well, this chart shows how much we're expecting to accumulate over the next few days. the wettest places are likely to be across northern ireland, part

environmental campaign groupjust stop oil have interrupted the first night of the proms at london's royal albert hallpacting people around the globe. here in the us, regions are hitting record highs with heat alerts affecting more than 100 million people in 15 states. in greece, temperatures are so high that the country's most popular tourist destination, the acropolis, closed during the hottest hours of the day to protect visitors. temperatures there reached nearly 120 degrees fahrenheit. and in italy, red alerts — meaning a threat to life — have been issued for rome and nine other cities. our reporter sofia bettiza is there. health authorities have issued a warning for ten cities today that will go up to 1a cities tomorrow. here are being advised to stay indoors in the afternoon, to drink plenty of water to avoid coffee and alcohol, and to check on the elderly neighbours if they live alone. but the issue is that it is a medal ofjuly, there are lots of tourists here in italy, and many of them have told us they are not really following this advice. they have come here on holiday from japan, australia

. >> reporter: there is magic after midnight at the royal albert hall.stness of empty seats sits a solitary figure, commanding the hall's great organ. >> it's like this hidden world that people don't know exists while they're asleep in bed. >> reporter: anna lap wood harnesses the power of the instrument made of 9,999 pipes. she's practicing in the dark hours, the only time the hall is not booked. while it appears empty, the world is watching on social media. lapwood's phone capturing each moment. >> i have just finished my proposition. >> reporter: what do you love about the organ? >> oh gosh, it's the only instrument where you are playing a building. the whole building resonates with the organ. it shakes the foundations. >> reporter: before anna took off on social media, she became the youngest ever director of music at the pen brooke college in cambridge. her students turned this midnight maestro to tiktok. how did you become so viral? >> it happppened totally organically with this collaboration a couple months in. >> reporter: a british musician hear

stage wearing t shirts and waving banners before being removed from the salad event at the royal albert hallw just stop oil, say the stunt is a response to the bbc's underwhelming coverage of climate change. four hours later, they also interrupted the taping of the channel a programme the last leg with host adam hills being forced to tell the audience it was not part of the audience it was not part of the show . research into the adhd the show. research into the adhd has been given a huge funding boost to help future diagnosis. the medical research council has given £2.4 million to three studies at institute , britain's studies at institute, britain's three institutions in england and wales. adhd is usually diagnosed in children . those diagnosed in children. those with the condition can be restless and have difficulty concentrating . well, the mkr concentrating. well, the mkr hopes the studies will identify more people at risk, which will enable doctors to offer more intervention at an earlier stage . the met office has issued a yellow wind warning across the south of england and wales and

or two just boiled supporters have run onto the stage during the night of the proms at the royal albert halle met by loud boos by the audience and were led away by security. this is a number of protest byjust stop 0il, including wimbledon, the ashes and now the proms as well. a deadly heat wave is continuing in parts of europe with temperatures over 40 degrees and climbing. countries including greece, italy, spain, croatia and turkey have seen some of the highest temperatures with the heat expected to break records next week. now this is athens, where red cross ambulances have been helping people struggling in the extreme heat. the ancient acropolis closed its doors for a few hours on friday to protect visitors and it is a similar picture in other parts of the mediterranean. this is croatia, where wildfires have broken out and are now being spread by high winds. there are also heat warnings across neighbouring serbia. in italy, red alerts meaning a threat to life have been issued for rome and the nine other cities. it is a similar situation in the us. the southern states are sweltering. more

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season last night was disrupted briefly when just stop while demonstrators ran on stage in the royal albert halle event because of what it described as the bbc�*s underwhelming courage of the climate emergency. —— coverage. fireworks lit up the sky across france last night as the country celebrated their daniel day. the eiffel tower was bathed in bright colours during the official display in paris. the french government earlier banned the sale and possession of fireworks after they were used as weapons by protesters last month. we have seen those extraordinary temperatures on the continent, it's time for a look with helen at the weather. feeling very different here in the uk. absolutely chalk and cheese, isn't it, good morning to you. this weekend here in the uk, it's going to be unseasonably windy and that brings with it big concerns, large waves behind me from yesterday, they will be some really intense downpours today and it is as a result it will stay cool. temperatures a little below—average but much—needed rainfall yesterday, we had nearly 90 millimetres in parts of cornwall, you can see f

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confetti cannons and sounding air horns were eventually removed from the sell out event at the royal albert hallt stop oil, say the stunts are a response to the bbc's underwhelming coverage of climate change. hours later, demonstrators also interrupted a taping of the channel a programme the last leg host adam hills, telling the audience it was not part of the show . was not part of the show. research into the adhd has been given a huge funding boost to help future diagnosis. the medical research council has given £2.4 million to three studies taking place at institutions in england and wales. adhd is usually diagnosed in children. those with the condition can be restless and can have difficulty concentrating . the mkr hopes the concentrating. the mkr hopes the studies will identify why more people at risk, which will enable doctors to offer earlier intervention . and the met office intervention. and the met office has issued warnings , weather has issued warnings, weather warnings across the south of england and wales with a yellow thunderstorm alert for scotland . the service is warning that t

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