even the handwriting of a composer like beethoven is of interest to scholars.tches by which he conveyed his immortal inspiration to the world. this is a manuscript of one of his string quartets. ♪ but music that cannot be heard is dead. the library it with the help of a few generous patrons gives life to its musical actions by presenting eminent artists in a regular series of concerts. typical of such occasions is this sunday afternoon performance of the budapest string quartet playing in the library's collection of stradivarius instruments. ♪ ♪ [classic music plays] ♪ [classical music plays] ♪ >> when beethoven was born, the united states that today honors all nations in this halls learning had not yet been found it. this gives special significance to the manuscript prized above all others in the collection, the declaration of the independence, enshrined to be seen by all is the earlier statement of american importance. these people know much of it by heart. we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their

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lvb, ludwig von beethoven. charles, while you were talking, did you see the dow whip saying all over the place? it fell to session lows i want to say about nine minuting ago, blinking back into the green before slipping once again. we do have it down 28 points. all this after hitting brand new record highs earlier in the session. but it is the nasdaq taking an outsized hit as treasury yields soar just 24 hours after jerome powell said a pop in inflation would be short-lived. but will the market have more muscle than the central bank in this fight, and which stocks should you be buying? we're tackling that all in just a couple of seconds. in the meantime, the highest state meeting yet of the biden administration about to play out in alaska. president biden and president xi's top diplomatic guns set to square off for the first time since the 2020 election. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken landing in anchorage after meeting earlier today with south korea's president and earlier in the week with his japanese

lvb, ludwig von beethoven.did you see the dow whip saying all over the place? it fell to session lows i want to say about nine minuting ago, blinking back into the green before slipping once again. we do have it down 28 points. all this after hitting brand new record highs earlier in the session. but it is the nasdaq taking an outsized hit as treasury yields soar just 24 hours

here he is in 2011 conducting beethoven's 5th symphony. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ levine wasncovered evidence of decades of sexual abuse and harassment of younger men. james levine was 77 years old. and, dick hoyt, the father who for decades pushed his quadriplegic son in a wheelchair through the bost marathon, has died. the duo had their final finish together in 2014, after completing 32 boston marathons and participating in over a thousand races. dick hoyt was 80-years-old. still to come on the newshour: we speak to a leading republican senator about the border crisis. the white house aims to highlight the covid relief law's education benefits. the debunked theory of bat-to- human transmission of covid-19 has a devastating effect. and much more. >> woodruff: economic aid from the new covid relief law is already flowing to americans, but as the biden administration hits the road promoting its benefits, the political debate continues. we get the republican perspective now from wyoming senator john barrasso. he is the third-ranking republican in the senate. senator barrasso, t

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si no lo crees mira este pianista, ttocando para elisa la inmortal pieza de beethoven, es un mÚsico profesionalcto secundario o te sientes mÁs segura? >> a mÍ no me sonada, me estaban relajando disque la vacuna, me tiene miedo a mi. >> debÍ de la pandemia lleva mÁs de un aÑo sin amenizar una actividad y generar ingresos. >> estoy al borde de la desesperaciÓn, son los aplausos, mi pÚblico, cuando entran la oficina dios mÍo. >> veo que te hacen chistes pero a ti ya no te molesta eso. >> no me molesta nada, yo me lo gozo, yo me lo gozo. [mÚsica] >> cuando dios dijo hÁgase la luz, yo debÍa tres recibos. >> tiene que ser larga la lista, que la enamora de un hombre que ya dice este es con el que me voy a quedar? >> el hombre para enamorar sobre todo serio pero tigre en la cama. [risas] >> estas flores son para ella. >> dime un secreto, algo que no puede faltar en un hogar para que nombre nunca te olvide. >> mucho detalle, mucho amor, no preguntar mucho. darte tu valor como mujer. >> detrÁs de ese gran sentido del humor y fuerza, alberga una gran tristeza. >> pase por el dolor que yo dirÍa que no tien