and so-- beethoven-- beethoven's music kind of creates this link between the player, the music, the audiences? >> levit: well, that's a wide topic. i mean, what kind of sadness? >> wertheim: say, mournful sadness? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> wertheim: in a part of the world that knows a bit about musical genius, levit may be consumed by a composer born 250 years ago, but he is also the quintessential creature of the present. levit doesn't drive, but in between lockdowns in october, we tooled around with him on one of his many bikes. when did you feel like a german here? you came when you were eight years old. immediately? >> levit: when i felt like a german? >> wertheim: i don't know, when did you feel-- >> levit: oh, wow, that's-- >> wertheim: ( speaking german ) >> levit: that, mr. wertheim, is a very german question. >> wertheim: levit takes his citizenship seriously. at a protest in december against the destruction of this forest, levit bundled up and played in solidaririty. the environment is one of his many causes. he's a adamant, as h he puts itt to b be the guy whwho just pushs piano keys. ♪ ♪ ♪

. >> the next generation would get to know him as the father in "beethoven." ♪ roll over beethoven ♪uest on "late night." getting his own lathe night show. his dry wit. >> as i see it, my major problem is, a lot of people hate me. >> tonight, charles grodin's sonic revealing his father has died of bone marrow cancer. remembering him as a loving father, for his talent, his advocacy, fighting for criminal justice reform. charles grodin was 86. so many unforgettable roles. charles grodin remembered tonight. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >>> turns into a nightmare after someone shoots into a party bus killing two young women and wounding five others. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. you are watching abc7 news at 4:00. the shooting have a non- eastbound 580 overnight in oakland near the seven area offramp. we have the very latest on the violent attack. >> the white dots you see are bulletholes. more than 70 of them block sure -- puncturing this bessette it was filled with young people celebrating a birthday. two women died. five others were wounded in the shooting. here are

. >> the next generation would get to know him as the father in "beethoven." ♪ roll over beethoven ♪no! >> a frequent guest on "late night." getting his own late night show. his dry wit. >> as i see it, my major problem is, you know, a lot of people hate me. >> tonight, charles grodin's son nick revealing his father has died of bone marrow cancer. remembering him as a loving father, for his talent, his advocacy, fighting for criminal justice reform. charles grodin was 86. so many unforgettable roles. charles grodin remembered tonight. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >>> the countdown is on of california keeps this up. the end of the pandemic could be inside. thank you for joining us.>>> you are watching abc7 news and 6:00 . >> we are working on building a better bay area. our health is an essential part of the effort. california's progress in thin pandemic is unprecedented. the state reported only three new debts from the coronavirus. nationwide, 16 deaths reported zero debts. california's number of new cases for the second day in a row is under 1000. our test positivity positivit

you're playing this beethoven symphony. better than you could possibly do it. therefore, we don't want you to py it. we just want you to buy the recording." that is a creative killer. >> yeah. >> because as soon as -- this is the same thing with our citizenship thing. until we participate, until we are fully engaged, it's not our country. it's somebody else's. because, you know, "the problems are too big for me. leave it to the professionals." we havto be involved. and in the creative process, it was the amateurs, the people who were the funders and the creators all worked really closely together. i just -- you know -- so what buckley and schuyler chapin, what they posed was a question of the moment. obviously, the recording industry has done so much in other ways that allowed for people to hear things that they weren't able to hear before. but one unintended effect, which did have very serious consequences, resulted in this fracturing of what should be a united enterprise. >> you said after the murder of george floyd that

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he appeared in such movies as "the heartbreak kid," "midnight run," and the beethoven comedies.0s he starred in o broadway in "same time next year." he was also a talk show host and commentary for the cbs ews1990s. he was 86 years old. >>> rudy giuliani's son is running for governor of new york, and an alleged attempted kidnap was caught on video. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "tenpensacola news journal" reports a man is in custody after allegedly trying to kidnap an 11-year-old girl at a florida bus stop. the incident was caught on video. it shows the girl waiting at the bus stop when a man pulls up in an suv, runs out, and grabs her. she was able to fight him off and run home. the man drove away but was arrested about eight hours later. >> the victim at the time of the attempted abduction was playing with blue slime as a toy. she had blue slime. it was on her hands. the suspect when we caught him had blue slime all over his own arms. >> authorities say the suspect has a history of sexual offenses including crimes against children. >>> the "eas

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♪ roll over beethoven ♪ >> no! >> oh my god. i mean, willie, first of all, no clips from heaven can wait there where he was just remarkable in heaven can't wait. but carson, a great example of a guy that carson just showed you what an unbelievable comedian he was, a gret dead pan median. he was so good, so good in heaven can wait. so good in dave. so good in these roles. one of the driest sense of humor and can just make -- one of these guys actually like carson where he could just stare -- do a dead pan face and get you laughing. i will say, though, yesterday when we heard the sad news that he had passed away, "the new york times" obit remembered him as the actor in beethoven. this reminds me of ed o'brien of radio head going on the beetles channel and asked what his favorite beetles song was, well, i didn't really listen to them. i liked say say say with michael -- come on. >> oh, no. no. >> i'm going to burn all my radio head albums. here you don't lead with beethoven for charles grodin. just like you don't lead with say say

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ous "beethoven 2nd" of course, "the heartbreak kid," "dave."hows where he often played a difficult guest. >> you think it's me? >> yeah. i think you're losing it. >> maybe it is me. now you want to know why i mistreat you. >> that's right. people don't understand when you come out here and -- >> but look at you. i mean, you don't really care what i have to say, do you? hon honestly? >> no. >> he nailed it. "the new york times" said he appeared 36 times on the "tonight show" starring johnny carson and more thn 40 times on david letterman in the '90s. grodin shifted to political commentary including a stint on "60 minutes." grodin was 86 years old. he will be missed. >> that's the thing that shocked me. he was 86, nate. >> 86. >> i so see him in my mind so clearly. >> you can spend hours watching those late-night appearances that he made. they're just brilliant. all of them. >> he wrote great books. i read one called "it would be so nice if you weren't here." pretty great. >> that sounds like him. >> it does sound like him. >> one of my favorite

this is not the first time they put rappers in but why not like beethoven.oted him in obviously are democrats because they are making this crap up as they go. we'll just put anybody we want in. >> it's like putting a 240 hitter on the baseball hall of fame. >> they had two hits. >> as big as a whale. >> it's like a b-52. >> i thought she was part -- >> greg: probably one of the greatest bands ever, agreed? >> one of the greatest -- >> greg: we've got to go. this was scintillating, i believe. i think we have more stuff. [applause] did you know you can go to libertymutual.com to customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? really? i didn't-- aah! ok. i'm on vibrate. aaah! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this... your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, asap! so basically

one of the soldiers said in the barracks you could hear beethoven's fifth on one end and pistol packing mama on the other. mr. beyer: let's hear some of -- host: let's watch a clip to hear some of the gentlemen. >> we were going to be in show business. we set up. >> the mission was to take 1000 men and put them in so 15,000 men could move somewhere else and not be detected. >> we were told we cannot tell our wives or anybody about what we did. totally secret. >> it is amazing the fakery we were able to perpetrate. >> there is a little bundle of stuff compressed before you open the bundle, spread the nozzles around and inflate it. >> that tank was a piece of work. a beauty. >> i told my children it was the biggest boombox you ever saw but it played a sounds of tanks. >> you could hear them hammering away and swearing. >> we were turned loose in town. go to the pub. talk loose. host: let's talk about the visual unit. 350 of the overall 1100. we saw pictures of the fakes they created. where were they designed and built? tell us more about the characteristics and why they were able to full

the movie "beethoven" was probably the movie that was most popular.ed good but the dog looked bad. they took the takes where the dog looked knood and he looked bad. >> that's so sweet. he'll be missed. new york which is, once, of course, the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, it's lifting its mask mandate indoors for vaccinated people today. governor andrew cuomo saying vaccinated new yorkers no longer need to wear masks indoors or even practice social distancing, though masks will be required on public transit, also in schools and in some communal spaces. alexandra fields is live for us in new york city. this is a big day in new york. how are folks reacting there? >> brianna, this was almost unimaginable if you think back to where we were about a year ago. this is a city where you have seen mask compliance remain very high throughout the course of the pandemic as officials have noted many times. but this is a big turning point for the city. you're seeing across new york state and the tri-state area a move toward a more robust reopening, the lifti

chuck berry hits with rollover beethoven. and, i -- in god we trust becomes the official motto of the united states. july 30, 1956, jackson pollock died. the last soldier that served in the union army dies at 100 and nine. -- dies at 109. and at the last confederate survives him until 1959. here are some pictures of those people. here we have our lost veterans, mr. pollock, chuck berry, our union vet, and in god we trust. other milestones. the breakup of dean martin and jerry lewis. a fascinating story. i read a book about it this summer and it was amazing. amazing. marilyn monroe and arthur miller get hitched. next, please. we are not connected in a way to show you, but i will tell you about the durant's. our current clerk is alan -- alastair ran -- alice doran. her dad and uncle did a lot of filming of the ss etrusco. you have access on youtube. what i like best is towards the end they say, there it goes, should have just blown it up. this story, and here is an image that gives you the scale, cape girardeau, missouri. these

charles grodin, known for his roles in "beethoven," "the great muppet caper" and "midnight run." >> these things go down. these things -- >> the actor, writer and comedian passed away at 86. tributes pouring in this morning. >>> and we certainly do say good morning, america. we appreciate you being with us on this busy wednesday morning. >> and we begin with the latest on the covid crisis. the u.s. seeing a possible turning point with 16 states reporting no deaths on monday as officials say rates of new cases and hospital admissions at their lowest since the pandemic began. >> and breaking right now, europe will soon be open to vaccinated americans, but there is more fallout over the new cdc guidance on masks. texas governor greg abbott is blocking local mask mandates. that includes public schools, lot of parents raising questions. dr. richard besser will join us in a moment. marcus moore is in houston. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: good morning. this is a huge development here in texas and one that's brought about a swift reaction, particularly among those connected to elementary sc

bernard in "beethoven.he heartbreak kid," starring as a newlywed who abandoned his pride to pursue cybill shepherd. >> i didn't know they allowed teddy bears on the beach >> reporter: in 1975, he had a hit on broadway in "same time next year," and helped him land a series of roles in the late '70s and '80s, including "kevin can wait." he was a favorite guest of late-night hosts like johnny carson. >> you don't really care what i have to say, do you? honestly >> no. >> reporter: grodin's improv skills and grouchy persona made him a frequent and beloved sparring partner for david letterman. >> see me as an old friend >> well, in the show biz sense of the term. >> reporter: 1990s, he moved to the other side of the desk, hosting his own talk show on cnbc grodin's passing unleashed a flood of tributes from admirers and peers, including de niro, who wrote in a statement, chuck was as good a person as he was an actor i'm very, very sad to hear of his passing. ben stiller who starred in a remake of "the heartbreak

topic number one roll over beethoven there's a new virtuoso in town for checkup this viral video from is megan and her dog practicing for an upcoming virtual string quartet. i hope they are as good in concert as they are in rehearsal but iris has been known to choke on a show night mostly on chicken bones. this must be helped paul simon felt work with art garfunkel. loved music in fact place fetch in d minor. this is iris' second favorite peace. her first is of bacon. she just wants to be in the band so bad. come on megan, throw a dog a bone. that would be a neat trick. sadly this was their last performance and shortly after this video they were ripped to shreds by major biden. topic number two, there's a cat or dog there's the gas shortage and now short of the something americans really care about, check for late reportedly running out of their famous dipping sauces. which is in turn causing a different type of gas shortage that's right get ready for soft lines and joe biden's america played the chicken chain is rationing at stockton customers only one sauce per entrÉe, two sauces pe

in empty places the somber chords of beethoven's moonlight sonata provide the soundtrack as machines operate the perspective expands showing spaces utterly devoid of people what now seems like a metaphor for lockdowns was actually also completed before the pandemic it's a melancholy meditation on machines continuing in their mechanical loops independent of the humans whose lives they were meant to improve. 2 polar bears flee their home and arrive in the world of brown bears. the animated short migrants addresses the heavy topics of climate change migrant crisis and racism so it's french creative team deliberately opted for a playful aesthetic style. the use of those in stop motion style as i said to cover these highly charged and very sensitive topics. these artistic choice were made better reason 8 with younger holden's and then discus and sing about these preliminaries. and the filmmakers cleverly use images that have become part of our global visual memory to bring their message home. but combining slapstick with better satire thin ice features a t.v. presenter and his camera man

he rose to stardom in the 1970's with films including the heartbreak kid, midnight run, and beethovenays and tv scripts become a radio and tv commentator. he was 86 years old. still to come on the newshour, republican opposition grows to the baseless gop election review in arizona. trinidad reaches a tipping point in an epidemic of violence against women. the americanedical association begins to reckon with a history of racism. much more. ♪\ ♪ >> this is thebs newshour from w eta studios in wasngton and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. ♪ anchor: earlier today, congress passed and sent to president biden's desk a bill to combat the recent rise in hate crimes including against asian americans and people of pacific -- pacific islander dissent. it's a rare moment of bipartisanship. how did we get here and what does it mean? i'm joined by lisa desjardins. let's talk about this bill. it's now with president biden. what exactly does it do? >> this bill is only 24 pages long. it does change a lot, especially about what we will know on hate

you could use an analogy of saying if the work of michelangelo, davinci beethoven most are shakespeare was removed, they were all removed from europe for the last 120 years. then the civilization in europe today, we're not the way t less than 0.5 percent of the present. and i just have access to these museums can travel abroad to see these walks certain parts of our story out of our heritage is lost. and so that is how we feel like memory loss, loss of cultural sculptures, monumental bus masks metroplex. the bronze is show animals, kings princesses, and they document royal life. thousands of these works don't to royal palace the bananas, oil coach, promoted arts, the empire was powerful, but also controversial due to its d rituals and use of slavery. in the course of the british invasion and massacre of $1897.00 more than $3000.00 treasures were also looted. the national museum of bending has none of the originals. only lighter works and copies. few h. c office. bo, though, can see one upside to this catastrophe. when it goes on in europe about time, the appearance of the average was m

in east germany, they were told quite literally that bach and beethoven were from eastern germany and hitler was from west germany and all of the nazis and evil people from world war ii had gone over to the west. this was part of the education system and so on. not only were they told this fabrication, but they were also not taught how to incisively look at historical records, documents, do research, have discussions, disagreements, debates, arguments about the past. you were taught a certain line and had to stick to that line. there were some very good historians in east germany but they were not given the freedom to publish what they wanted to because they were always in fear of being punished for this. yes, i think this has had a huge effect on the rise of the afd. there are other things like social economics as well. definitely the fact that the east germans did not go through this long process of decades and decades of re-examining history that happened in western germany that has had a huge effect.. jason: afd means alternative for germany come alternative for deutschland. it ha

jeffrey: the recording and performing continue, including beethoven album with the festival strings lucerned, especially exciting to her, commissions for new works with contemporary composers. >> i keep sharing this idea with the udents and youth orchesas. we're the agents that are able to bring this out to the world and that can share this with others. we're the onethat are giving life to this new music. and to be able to work with living composers, to wk with contemporary compositions, new ideas about how to make sound, how to produce sound, new concepts about music, these are just absolutely exciting. jeffrey: and your own life isn't complete unless you're doing both, playing music and doing these projects with people around the world? >> i can't imagine my life without my projects, no. no, i can't. it would be, yeah, it would be very strange. but i also can't think of my life without performing and without practicing. for me, life in music isn't just certain things. it's just everything tother for me. jeffrey: with pandemic restraints now easing, midori is eager to performive, and has d

well, move over, boys, and roll over beethoven. heart ♪ ♪ i see ♪ ♪ you're not being true to me ♪ >> the backstreet boys made a video for "quit playing games with my heart." them like in the rain, getting all wet, being all sexy. and it became a hit. ♪ quit playing games with my heart ♪ ♪ with my heart ♪ ♪ with my heart ♪ >> this is where it all started, right here, in this house. the guys coming here, doing vocal recording. i had a little karaoke machine that i had. >> their manager lou pearlman said i think i need another one of these. ♪ tearing up my heart when i'm with you ♪ ♪ but when we are apart i feel it too ♪ >> it was a little overwhelming to be, you know, 16 years old and have that many people trying to attack you. it was craziness. and it felt like a dream. >> one by one the breathless few got their lucky autographs. most were missing school. many had mom as chaperones. >> all these people who would go on to be huge pop stars began on disney. so many people came out of the mickey mouse club. keri russell, justin timberl

the space our seo focus on her nationally critical protect and defend mission comes beethoven agency focused on harnessing commercial space in greater details and have competition between those three arms. that critical part of being in los angeles is that commercial industry is right there. so by having a relationship right there next to commercial industry will continue to pay advances for us. >> i appreciate the answer and i know that if i would've asked the question, mr. calvert would at any future round. i appreciate your written testimony on the emphasis for building digitally fluid cadre to support the space force. this contract will include a civilian workforce as we discussed here what types of outreach do you plan to develop a diverse sibling workforce, including individuals from underrepresented and minority communities? >> it's a great question and is a priority for us. we have an opportunity to start with a clean sheet of paper to build this service from scratch the way we need to have, to other people and the capabilities we need to call this our mission. if you look at