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relentlessly going on with the bass guitar. even anderson from the band jethro tull also needed just 4 notes to write the 971 hit single locomotive breath . brutal shango the rhythm guitarist for the german band scorpions raise the stakes to 5 you know i. feel guitarist in the rock you like a hurricane is one of the most popular in recent musical history. it's a past only by the original. in his 5th symphony beethoven constantly varies the 4 notes throughout all the orchestral parts and keys. the simplicity of the idea amazed his contemporaries 150 years later the concept was rediscovered in england by rock musicians. half. the kinks were among the 1st in 1964 with just 3 notes. a year later 3 notes were all the rolling stones needed to do and they still weren't satisfied. deep purple became superstars with these 4 notes. the idea caught on in the united states as well and heavy metal was full of catchy riffs. these 4 notes shot nirvana to stardom in 1901. and the white stripes 5 notes have become a global football challenge. t

bass baritone alex kept up his singing via veto ——bass baritone alex kept up his singing via video linksperiod. alex lost a friend to covid—i9 and believes he suffered himself. i started with symptoms, fever, tiredness, and i lost the taste and the smell. so i'm quite sure that i had it, and i was alone. i would've been scared. you are from bergamot, which is one of the cities that was worst affected by the coronavirus pandemic. how did you feel when all of that was going on? very sad, of course, because i have a lot of friends there and relatives, of course. and they told me the only twos sounds they could hear, it was of the ambulance and the bells of the church for dead people. so, how did you manage to maintain your normal routine of practising your vocal exercises and so on? of course, when i started to feel better, i thought, what was the future of my life and of myjob, of course and my art? it was soon possible, i started to practice again alone to move my voice and to run to the light because i wanted to exit from this. lombardi was the part of italy at the pandemic‘s epicentre i

relentlessly going on with the bass guitar. even anderson from the band jethro tull also needed just 4 notes to write the 971 hit single locomotive breath . brutal shango the rhythm guitarist for the german band scorpions raise the stakes. 5 you know. it's guitarist in rock you like a hurricane is one of the most popular in recent musical history. surpassed only by the original. in his 5th symphony beethoven constantly varies the 4 notes through all the orchestral pots and keys. the simplicity of the idea amazed his contemporaries 150 years later the concept was rediscovered in england by rock musicians. half. the kinks were among the 1st in 1964 with just 3 notes. a year later 3 notes were all the rolling stones needed to do and they still weren't satisfied. deep purple became superstars with these 4 notes. the idea caught on in the united states as well and heavy metal was full of catchy riffs. these 4 notes shot nirvana to stardom in 1901. and the white stripes 5 notes have become a global football challenge. to space over a

stravinsky that came up with the quote it was a pretty echo of boogie woogie because of the snappy bass lines and and and the syncopation in there what would you say as a master of jazz i think that is just a dot is 16 rhythm. the kind of just most of it is the ground rhythm that does not change so even pass a car using those kind of forms where the bass repeats and the challenge of playing boogie woogie is maintained to be dooby dooby dooby dooby dooby doo long span. the challenge of strat in jazz styles is can you keep their left hand in strict march time and play these figures on the top. so you have a dotted 60 no rhythm is really people are hearing that today and saying oh that must that what it what it was but it it's a big credit to beethoven that something he did then people are still analyzing you know being to do so much more than that it doesn't reduction of him. i feel a just beethoven's modernity like to the person in the 20th century who most resembles beethoven as louis on show bill who is on strong actually gave you a sense of what it meant to be modern it would have mea

what happened tournament leaders say that is not the bass those men turned in. they actually submitted what you see right here. you can see a difference. red tail, red fin. well, turns out they caught bigger fish in a local reservoir and only pretended to catch them in the lake. they actually received probation and they are banned from that hunting and fishing two years, ka kari. >> our st. petersburg will be hot over the next few days, marcus. >> hot means fishing temperatures, right? that does it for midday newscast. our next at 5:00. take a look. >>> right now on "california live," are covid toes a real condition? dr. ebony says yes. >> you might look down at your feet one day and say, this is interesting and then someone tells you you test positive for covid. >> our favorite jacks back and on the big screen. >> blakey blake, i have one rule. you know this, i'm not mr. i'm damn well not sir. who am i? >> fred. >> how to turn that frown upside down when it comes to mood swings. >> all of a sudden, powerful help, maybe this isn't my dnf

ondle -- bass the side of his tank as well. we try to convey some of that, if we walk around this, you'll see that we have a case of wine bottles on the back here. again, you are talking about soldier life on board these things. essentially the crews lived on these. whenever they had an opportunity to get some fresh eggs or a few bottles of wine, they were prone to grab that stuff and take it with them. you will see our coffee pots there. a lot of it was just that crew interaction. that was the essence of being a tank crewman during the second world war, because they truly became a family. for this to run effectively, all five soldiers had to be on the piece of music. they have to be working together to get this done. a lot of people don't realize the importance of the driver. but if we are moving across a piece of terrain and it comes time for us to engage the target, that driver was also sensitive to fire command. what he's doing is bringing the tank to a stop. his ability to do that has a lot to do with our firing platform.

stravinsky that came up with the quote it was a pretty echo of boogie woogie because of the snappy bass lines and and and the syncopation in there what would you say as a master of jazz i think that is just a data 16 rhythm with. the consciousness of it is the ground rhythm that does not change so even pass a car using those kind of forms where the bass repeats and the challenge of playing is maintained to be dooby dooby dooby dooby dooby doo long span. the challenge of stride in jazz styles is can you keep that left hand in strict march time and play the figures on the top. so you have a dotted 16th no rhythm is really people are hearing that today and saying oh that must that what it what it was but it it's a big credit to beethoven that something he did then people are still analyzing you know being to do so much more than that it does a reduction of you know. i feel a just beethoven's modernity like to the person in the 20th century who most resembles beethoven as louis armstrong who is on strong actually gave you a sense of what it meant to be modern it would have meant to be free

boaters on bass lake restricted to a five mile per hour speed limit. that is due to the incredible shroud of look and add. bass lake is 15 miles west of the mammoth pool reservoir, where the dramatic rescues took place. people across the area have been warned, more evacuation orders are possible in the days to come. about 20 miles to the north, inside yosemite, grove of giant sequoia's is closed. a fire advisory is in effect for arts of the park. this is not an evacuation warning, it's just a warning for people to be ready just in claes. air quality is a huge thing affecting all of us. i'm assuming he will talk about that. it does not help having triple digit temperatures. you have quite a few behind you. >> what i want t by doing, would to show you what we did today. is wanted to get perspective before a show you tomorrow. tomorrow will be cooler for some of us. for most of us, it will not. first of all, here's what we did today. the daytime highs road 110 in concord. pleasanton was at 110. remise at 104. i showed you a lot of the main highs at the to

we have many sea bream, sea bass around the plane.n this big, vast ocean, why would fish come to live at the plane? because it is protection for them, like a house, and there is no dangerous things for their living there, because it is clean — all clean. one, two, and three! it's 18 metres down from the surface and immediately, i can see some of the changes i came here looking for. little sponges and coral are appearing on the side and schools of fish glide gently past. the sea currents have wrenched one of the wings free from the plane, providing more tempting nooks in which sea creatures can hide. but its former life has not been totally obliterated — there is just enough left to let you live out a few of your childhood dreams. 0oh! chuckles. it is a wonderland down there! yes, very good! there was quite a lot of fish! yes! there is many fishes. especially inside and underneath the wing. yes! and what do you think the future is? the future will be very nice because it is already four years past and many fishes start to live into the

stravinsky that came up with the quote it was a pretty echo of boogie woogie because of the snappy bass lines and and the syncopation in there what would you say as a master of jazz i think that is just a dot is 16. the consciousness of it is the ground rhythm that does not change so even pass a car you know is kind of forms where the bass repeats and the challenge of playing is maintained to be dooby dooby dooby dooby dooby doo long span. the challenge of stride in jazz styles is can you keep that left hand in strict march time and play the figures on the top. so you have a dotted 16th no rhythm is really people are hearing that today and saying oh that must that what it what it was but it it's a big credit to beethoven that something he did then people are still analyzing you know been to india so much more than that it does a reduction of you know. i feel a just beethoven's modernity like to the person in the 20th century who resembles beethoven as louis on show who is on strong actually gave you a sense of what it meant to be modern it would have meant to be free beethoven in terms

relentlessly going on with the bass guitar. ian anderson from the band jethro tull also needed just 4 notes to write the 971 hit single locomotive breath . brutal shango the rhythm guitarist for the german band scorpions raise the stakes. 5 no. empty. guitar as in rock you like a hurricane is one of the most popular in recent musical history. surpassed only by the original. in his 5th symphony beethoven constantly varies the 4 notes through all the orchestral parts and keys. the simplicity of the idea amazed his contemporaries 150 years later the concept was rediscovered in england by rock musicians. half. the kinks were among the 1st in 1964 with just 3 notes. a year later 3 notes were told the rolling stones needed to be and they still weren't satisfied. deep purple became superstars with these 4 notes. i the idea caught on in the united states as well and heavy metal was full of catchy riffs. these 4 notes shot nirvana to stardom in 1901. and the white stripes 5 notes have become a global football challenge. faced over and d

i want to speak now about this and other issues from california congresswoman karen bass.or having me on. >> when you look at these numbers here, do you worry that the moment after george floyd's death, that that was more needing than you'd hoped in terms of a moment for change in this country? >> no, actually, as somebody who has worked on this issue for decades, i really think that moment has caused a seismic shift in our country. when we've had past examples overmurdof murders on videos, you never heard people collecting it to systemic racism. i know the polls dipped some but i'm not discouraged by that. i think we have a lot of work that we need to do in showing very specific solutions to police abuse. >> i was going to ask you about that because after george floyd, there was a push for legislation and it stopped, right? as so many things stop in washington between democrats and republicans. it kind of put on the back burner it seems until after the election. did that disappoint you. you're shaking your head. is it possible we'll see something before the election. >> i

i'm going to speak with california congresswoman, karen bass, about race and politics.nd the result of a new cnn poll on racism in america. are people more or less likely, now, to believe it is a major problem in the u.s., today? that's coming up. i'm hector. i'm a delivery operations manager in san diego, california. we've had a ton of obstacles in finding ways to be more sustainable for a big company. we were one of the first stations to pilot a fleet of zero emissions electric vehicles. the amazon vans have a decal that says, "shipment zero." we're striving to deliver a package with zero emissions in to the air. i feel really proud of the impact that has on the environment. but we're always striving to be better. i love being outdoors, running in nature. we have two daughters. i want to do everything i can to protect the environment to make sure they see the same beauty i've seen in nature. my goal is to lead projects that affect the world. i know that to be great requires hard work. ♪ take the good, with the bad ♪ live the life you want to have ♪ ♪ send it off, with

the most common person have attained these wetlands which are home to 200 species of my great sweet bass. some $60000.00 black tailed godwit come in each winter they're an endangered species. and the flamingo colony raises its young head and stays year round it's. tough. but this paradise is under threat. of the portuguese government has plans to build a new airport in more teaching beyond the basket or gamma bridge right next to the wetlands endangering this important ecosystem. ates conservation groups are now taking the government to court. we're taking action because of the many planes that will be landing the sign these wetlands. not only dangerous for the birds the birds themselves will also pose a serious danger to the aircraft. makes no sense to build a new airport here now that lisbon has just been declared europe's green capital. more of. the water quality of the river take us has greatly improved according to ines that's why so many dolphins have returned. and the fact that no noisy cruise ships are harboring in the portuguese capital helps to dolphins are very sensitive to no

let's go live now to our diplomatic editor james bass who's at the united nations james i just thought by giving us the background to this announcement because there's a lot. there is and it's the long history of the iran nuclear file and i think the key date you have to go back is just over 5 years ago in vienna when the international community did the nuclear deal with iran and i can tell you some countries were very very concerned what's going to happen if iran tries to get around the measures in that agreement what it was going to do if it tried to secretly build a nuclear program so they came up with this mechanism called snap back it was a u.s. idea and the team of secretary of state then john kerry the idea being that it would be difficult to reimpose all the u.s. all the u.n. sanctions on iran and go through the security council and pass all these different sanctions again so they lifted the sanctions but they also put this thing called snap back in which meant that if any one of the signatures of the nuclear deal felt that iran wasn't complying then all the sanctions all the u

or you've got a mysterious case of people all barfing their guts out on south bass island in ohio int's going on there? call in the cdc epi-aid disease detectives. that south bass island they found it was contaminated groundwater and came up with a whole list of things that south bass island needed to do to shut down the source of that contamination and they fixed it. that's what these cdc teams do. it's what they have done for decades. they swoop in, they figure out what's causing the disease outbreak, they isolate not only the source of the problem but what it will take to neutralize that threat and stop the public health risk and stop it from happening again. they're great at it. and their reports from these epi-aid investigations are stark. they do not mince words. in that quincy, illinois veterans home with the legionnaires disease, for example, cdc tells them they need to re-rig their plumbing, including how to calibrate and adjust the thermostatic valves for all the water temperature in the veterans home, right? okay. that will be the fix. the cdc tells them exactly what kinds

congresswoman karen bass, thank you very much for your time. really appreciate it. over on earth two, at the president's favorite news network, his allies had fawning praise for his performance. >> the gladiator, warrior, fighter in donald trump. this energizer bunny that's ready for battle and combat. >> trump is an apex predator, he's the lion king. >> the kind of guy that goes into the lion's den and comes out with a pelt over his shoulder and his tie straight. >> there's a piece in the daily beast which donald trump's own side called himmer ferial. do you get it? even with donald trump essentially high fiving ultranationalists groups and encouraging them to stand back and stand by, why are these people still defending him if >> what i would say, joy, is stop trying to understand it and stop trying to analyze it. it's not important anymore. we can talk about that later. but right now, in this moment, millions of americans are voting. and there's two sides in this debate. there's an un-american side, and that un-american side is built on a foundation of all of the

members of the group all feel a sense of urgency that's why they're here they arrived yesterday by bass and jeep from our cash. many of them spent the 1st night under the stars. the youngest is 19 the eldest 81. i have children grandchildren and great grandchildren and i feel responsible for what i pass on as. i want them to have a chance to experience and know this beautiful planet. earth and. respecting the integrity of creation agnes from hell also has a spiritual commitment to the environment that supports and nourishes us that's why she wants to spend these 1st few days with her group in the solitude of the desert . 6 guides accompany the caravan they saddle and load the animals they also cook for the group traditional moroccan food. for. each of the travelers is assigned a camel. groovy . you know either right or leaders are. used to get here in the desert there are no distractions only tranquillity. of course it's challenging. traipsing across the sand for hours in the heat with the camels and always seeing the same thing is also a challenge. but there's monotonous walking in sil

. >> joining me now, congresswoman karen bass. congresswoman bass, when you heard that, i'm wondering what your reaction was. >> well, i mean, i just thought that it was tragic. it was tragic and it was, also, insulting. the idea that the charge they indicted him for is the bullet went through a building, not her life, losing her life was not indictable. i think that they should have allowed this case to go to trial so that there could have been true justice. but it just reinforces the need for passing legislation because part of the reason why these incidents keep happening is because it's impossible to hold officer officers accountable, until the law is changed. >> the kentucky attorney general said there was not enough evidence to file charges. said he largely agrees with what was announced today. if it is true that what happened to breonna taylor does not warrant homicide charges under current law, what does that say about how the law is written to you? >> that's exactly the point and that's exactly why we need to change the l

a massive 50 kilo stone passes too and huge sea bass and we've never seen this many sardines 1st of. the night i can tell isn't only thought of just when joyce birdwatching in the take a stelter. today he's spotted a group of flamingos a mere 20 minute car ride from lisbon city center if. not it works for an agency promoting sustainable tourism. as well to take its river delta is a 14000 hector nature is. the good conservation area is even larger. the pine ever set as one of the most common birds and haven't seen these wetlands which are home to 200 species of my great great bats. some $60000.00 black tailed godwit come each winter they are an endangered species. and a flamingo colony raises its young hare and stays around. her but this paradise is under threat. because it is government has plans to build a new airport in monte should beyond the vasco da gama bridge right next to the wetlands endangering this important ecosystem. 8 conservation groups are now taking the government to court. taking action because of the many planes that will be landing beside these wetlands . not only

bass is dative any news live from berlin more mass protests in better roos pro-democracy activists call another day of demonstrations out of the lace arrest hundreds of people finally women demanding the resignation of hardline president alexander lukashenko. coming up. living in the new morea migrants say as makeshift camp on the great island of less bosses like a prison with restricted movement and poor sanitation we hear from the reporter who was allowed inside.

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on this lake called bass lake visibility dropped so low that officials told boaters to drop their miles per hour, top speed to 5 miles per hour. it looked like nighttime in midday. others were able to drive away from some of these horrific fires and they told tales of absolutely raging infern knows. >> a hike with hazy air that some became ash rain. we were wearing masks. it was getting harder to breathe and see. if we had stayed ten minutes longer, we wouldn't have been so lucky. >> reporter: many fires sending a huge, huge piro cumulus, fire clouds 8, 9 miles into the air. a factor in all of this, the heat, oppressive. a record set in los angeles county for the highest temperature ever. it's just difficult for firefighters to get at all of these blazes. fire officials expressing concerns with hot months of october and november and santa ana winds ahead in southern california. there just might not be any rest for these firefighters battling all of these blazes. reporting from venice, california, i'm paul bercammen. back to you, laura, alison. >>> the el dorado fire has grown to 7,000 a

there it plays double bass and we're used to since the election nearly organized he's been out to ministry to almost daily. know what i think most performers would not be able to go out on the stage and carry on as if nothing the top and. the loose is almost unrecognizable since the election was the 9th for weeks now hundreds of thousands of people are taking to the streets in peaceful protest demanding fresh elections they've been met with police brutality and. mass arrests now the protests are taking their message off the streets and into people's everyday lives it's a weekday afternoon like any other komorowski market that is until eric and his friends write i the song has become an unofficial national anthem and part to the soundtrack of these protests. the sharpest reaction is no incoming. another day and a new location. the response from possibly the world stage. was as the street protests grow with every passing week police tactics are changing to blocking roads to spit protesters into smaller groups and arresting them every great in numbers. but these measures just make alternative

shifted mutism bass of flesh and i do francis and the french impressionists i live next to the same river they wanted to be close to the river to the sea. that's what fascinated him. among the highlights of the plot in a collection are more than 34 morning paintings some of them are now on display for the 1st time i. can use feel like they're my loneliness perhaps the painter he succeeded the most in capturing bishop was via he said that he wanted to paint what was between him and the motif under motif it means that he really takes you in we were invited to dive into his works. alongside more name many other impressionists are also featured alfred sees lee's paintings of snow scenes standout. the impressionists were fascinated by snow because it gave a completely different outlook to light. they were familiar with i think the really interesting thing with these landscapes is when you see them from far away you think of the color white but the closer you get you actually see that paint with so many different views and vibrates the sort of detail so you really need some time to discover the

. >> joining me now is congresswoman karen bass of california she's chair of the congressional black caucus thank you so much for joining us let me get your reaction there to the threats that we are facing in this election cycle and the persistent claims of fraud coming out from the white house that are unsubstantiated >> i think it's just really sad. he is doing everything he possibly can to frighten, to confuse and to just create dissention before our election we know he'll go to incredible lengths. what was shocking to me was the post office. in the midst of the pandemic, in few days there will be over 200,000 people who died in the pandemic he's so afraid of losing that he wants people to risk their lives or stay home that's the purpose of the dissention he's attempting to sew. >> this morning former dni dan coats wrote an op-ed calling on congress to create a supremely high level bipartisan commission to oversee the election to give americans confidence in the outcome. senator ron johnson heald a closed door hearing saying he'll have former fbi director james comey testify on th

basically the equivalent of a hunting lodge, except you are after bass instead of deer. you hung out with your fellow rich guys. there were stands, thin piers build out over the water. we went out in the morning and sat on a chair at the -- you went out in the morning and sat on a chair. assisted by a servant you could hire at the rate of six dollars a week to handle all the messy stuff for you. no president i am aware of ever visited the pask island club. i am uncertain about whether any of them made it to cuttyhunk. although it was certainly popular. we do know president chester arthur hitched a ride on a u.s. fishery service vessel and went trolling in vineyard sound in the 1880's and that president grover cleveland, whose retreat was on cape cod, came down in 1897 to visit a friend and tried the bass fishing at a similar club on the south shore of the vineyard. the locals got a good laugh out of it because president cleveland, once he got on the end of his stand and got his line in the water, succumbed to the warm, sunny day and nodded off only to be rudely awoken wh

but it's got them sometime today because age in a big bass of this is think of the. little bit of i was little god is does and a bunch of morons. sort of bury it in strength and determination. it's welsh human beings keep off. and we need a lot to me because the profiteers of the old system continue to strut around telling crean is. the perseverance of team teachin is peoples should be an example to us. not. sam small package. is if you. examine. my. book. on amazon. dot com. me. in mind. if i. get my. cotton and i are training off putting an end to the cream. environmental protection and human rights must be more than lip service from venus trained. to the rights of nature and of people must be needlessly cured in a global democratic economic system. it's. a difference oh dear this they thought again last. month is that oprah was into. no state. was in their disposal doing the state god's. laws are phyllis must think they will go los angeles did it the law school on the coast the man. was speaking to is to be new chief of the terry now it becomes clear to us did eve

/china business ties hedge fund manager and noted hawk kyle bass is going to share g chthoughts on theatching business "squawk" on cnbc everyone wakes up every morning to a world that must keep turning. the world can't stop, so neither can we. because the things we make, help make the world go round. they make it cleaner, healthier, and more connected. it's what we build that keeps things moving forward. so with every turn, we'll keep building a world that works. >>> as you know, we've been following the president and the standoff with tiktok the confusion started and now it's not at all clue who would eventually control tiktok under a deal or who will get one done. joining us to talk about this broader potential fallout is kyle bass, founder of it are you pretty strident about your views of china? overall, what do you make of what we have witnessed because it started out presumably as a national security issue. is it still a national security issue and was it necessary to be one right at the start, and have we taken steps to lessen the potential damage. >> first i like to think of mys

stravinsky that came up with the quote it was a pretty echo of boogie woogie because of the snappy bass lines and and and the syncopation in there what would you say as a master of jazz i think that is just a dot is 16. the consciousness of it is the ground rhythm that does not change so even pass a car you know it's kind of forms where the bass repeats and the challenge of playing is maintained to be dooby dooby dooby dooby dooby doo long span. the challenge of stride in jazz styles is can you keep that left hand in strict march time and play these figures on top. so you have a dotted 60 no rhythm is really people are hearing that today and saying oh that must that what it what it was but it it's a big credit to beethoven that something he did then people are still analyzing you know being to do so much more than that that doesn't reduction of you know. i feel a just beethoven's modernity like the the person in the 20th century who most resembles beethoven as louis armstrong who is on strong actually gave you a sense of what it meant to be modern it would have meant to be free beethove

. >> now it's time for the bass drum. >> so think about using your whole arm. [ bass drum resonates ]great. >> i love the sound of this. >> are you busy tuesday? i might be needing a player. >> you get to do this for a living? >> i get to do this. i get to play with these toys. >> and so does howard. he graduates from juilliard in 1966 and begins to perform with the new york city opera. it's not a little deal to be part of the new york city opera. >> absolutely not. >> in 1975, howard takes on a prestigious summer gig in central park. on the calendar, "turandot," an opera written in 1924 by giacomo puccini. ♪ now, even if you're no opera buff, you probably heard the most famous part of "turandot," says fred plotkin, author of "opera 101." ♪ people recognize that it's been in an number of films. >> it was in "mission impossible," starring tom cruise. >> oh, and "the sum of all fears" and "the mirror has two faces," among others. >> so we know it very well. >> it's a percussionist dream. there are tam-tams, tubular bells, glockenspiel, and, most crucially, several different-sized gongs.

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