but stranger than beethoven and the 60 coffee beans every day, and the story of the danish philosopher, soran characker guard, who had 50 sets of cups and sauce. to drink coffee was french n the balzak, without drinking coffee, balzak couldn't write or anything else throughout the day, drinking 50-60 cup. of coffee every day would help him write 15 hours every day. the craze of coffee and insomnia finally sent balldock to his grave at the age of 51, only few months after he got married to his beloved wife. maybe if those astounding numbers of cups of coffee would not have pushed the love fiting in balzak, the world of literature would have fewer works by him in its treasure trove, but instead he would have enjoyed his life more. death didn't serve as a lesson for other authors and intellectuals, leo told story, marcel pr, frances bacon and also frantically drink coffee in order to write. i should have written down the ratio, writing stories and tales. in the 18th century, europeans had already got a penchant for both coffee and colonizing other countries. they took the seeds, the bitte

your anniversary season, which corresponds to beethoven's 27th with two heroic symphonies.turn out that the easel or was it a tragic one for beethoven, it could also have been a tragic one, you know? aggressive, it's all such a tragedy that in one symphony he was present in the second symphony, how to build a season well, i will say that when the full-scale one began, we were confused, and secondly, our orchestra was aimed at visiting conductors , and we don't have a main tree there, and at the beginning everyone refused to come there was only one conductor abroad, oleksandr zintsov, his surname was after the full-scale because of the letter z at the beginning , he changed his surname, he is one of the soviet jews who was born in chechnya, and then, in his youth, he left he went to europe now he is a phenomenal professor, at the age of 25, he became the concertmaster of the london symphony in the group of violas, and he became such a ukrainian in spirit, and he did not refuse when i asked him, he came and so quietly . i came with such a very free-spirited heart and we start

you know, the old beethoven thing, beethoven would thing, you know, beethoven would have abortion nowadays, it's the idea that a human life can be something which actually dealt with in which is actually dealt with in a frivolous, contemptuous way. you know, i can't be bothered to take precautions . can't be take precautions. i can't be bothered even avoid sexual bothered to even avoid sexual activity. it's all going to activity. but it's all going to be all right because i'm going to pop down to clinic in the to pop down to the clinic in the morning they're going to morning and they're going to switch on the suction. i'm sorry. trivialises human sorry. that trivialises human life is anti life. it's life and that is anti life. it's not pro—choice or anti choice. it anti life. not pro—choice or anti choice. it andi life. i'd like to see >> and what i'd like to see these statistics, you asked where from. they're from where they're from. they're from the the dhs. see, i'd the ons and the dhs. see, i'd also like to see a breakdown of the ons and the dhs. see, i'd alsc statistics ee a breakdown

it's part of the beethoven fast, which is supported by dw, this music leads the way collectively, musicians from 3 different orchestras, mace, one workshop, faddie, the muddy from the afghan national institute has music, a rainy and musician, russian cra, funny from the baron, born. so you'd academy and elizabeth reuter from the gym and youth orchestra for founder don braga, in the most of portugal, is a place of refuge she left afghanistan to escape to tell him that it has been living here for a year for parents state. and that's kind of done, it's a traumatic experience, but she chose compet from music. who wants to get the right? uh, when i came to portugal, i started playing violin again, but i thought it was giving me the feeling of strength, even with my family and friends, being in a bad situation that made up the last to go to musicians, playing together speaking the language of music the side of the max of the i noticed that we much at least started to get into the same service. the energy and mines would truly connected. i thought piece pump several times while we were playing my

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i wanted to ask you. the composer beethoven lived in turkey . and then himself. on a good night, 4100 stars will come out, and people with sharp eyesight up to 6,000 are a drop in the ocean. i can bring you the manual and it’s written like that. listen this way, i’m putting it down for you. how old is your granddaughter, five? only the children took me away from him for years. come in. why doesn't nikolai go to work? you're taking the bull by the horns. it turns out somehow wrong. here is an older friend. and the younger one. sorry for the guy, he is reading my comrade colonel spinoza, but i can’t share three pages. spinoza spinoza runs he out hands look, we have the same outfit. so he uses someone else's work of your philosopher. this doesn't bother me at all. by the way, where is he? i think it's too bad. it 's a playground. what are you, what are you here, admire, play silent with me, but the question does not answer. and you sit down, nikolai, you still have a shift to stand on your feet. sit down, sit down for something. return the statement to the table we

september 12, will present a performance of the russian hamlet choreographed by eifman to the music of beethoven and the house painter. and on september 13, prokopiev's cinderella is ill, the production is 15 years old this season. on the same days, the dramatic art of the republic of tatarstan will be presented in the kupala theater with two-week the team of the kazan kachalov bolshoi drama theater , one of the oldest in russia, is coming on tour, opening the tour with the premiere of the last season of the comedy the inspector general after gogol, there are only 7 performances in the playbill. kupalovtsy will come back with the legendary peacock. from minsk from a bird's eye view to the first silhouettes of the green meadow, a panorama of minsk in the national art museum. this is an art compliment to the belarusian capital, from the main exhibition site of the country on the eve of the day of the city, the picturesque angles were transformed masters of the national school, all the curves of urban landscapes and the shades of the city were transferred to the canvas by dances. to vashchenko vers

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here's my granddaughter beethoven's turkish march game we're fine, yes, what's the melt in your head?ou are yours and envy your granddaughter. i have anxiety sweetness sweetness. what kind of life are we preparing them for? why are you listening to his blathering, work. so george fadeevich work high. look at the retirement does not rattle. hello, because of which the collection was jumped 76, the students ruined it. you seem to be fadeevich, but this is a state of emergency and you won’t force me for them. at the age of 14, i gave for the norm, they didn’t go after us, they didn’t bother. i do not question patronage, well, in relation to the guys. this is an empty number. the chief only cares about working out the guys are transferred one site to they have no other interest in the work. here they are, from the beginning of the shift to the end , go and look for each other. boys indeed. take them on a total nonsense outfit. what's wrong with you today, georgy fadeevich? here you are, colonel , mad at fat, but you won’t take it, you won’t take it, you won’t take it, they’ll let me take

. >> beethoven and mozart at all times of the day and night. >> it does not stop at all. >> some neighbors are already pushing back but not everyone seems to mind. >> plus, a bit of weather whiplash heading into the holiday weekend. anza major road work could cause extra concussion congestion during travel hours. and the city of san jose finally embracing a tradition that has been around for decades that used to be illegal. plus, paul heggen gives us all a sneak peek at weather like we have never seen before. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> it has been a busy day with some surprises but we begin in oakland with a new twist, a new tune to the city's homeless problem as a big business is trying a new tactic to keep people from sticking around the property. take

will be tilted with plus to saying the host is steven voluntary artistic director of the beethoven fest. phone's cut tone color lane is on to a so steep and it's hosting alone this time with the health piece. well with a c p u and the tiny house steven make stalls of the classical music world to cook and to play music. today's guest is pianist, college schumacher, a k a. the bad boy of classical music. will he live up to his reputation? industry comes and i'm tired stealing really. uh yeah. he's on his yeah. we haven't have yeah, i saw the coupon. oh yeah. after the screen. mm. hm, oh, once we see somebody i see the code. so i went into the x. so the simplest of us for the 2nd semester speech lesson, obviously i so okay as to the, the clouds se, and the people united will never be defeated. you know, this country's well fantastic is as soon as i'm finished with limits and not wins of intellect, whether one also spoke together so violently vague. and it's an awful toilet because needham is that sprint. and i'm still creating the handbooks i've finally done on the 6th. and they also say o

dante's comedy or beethoven, seventh symphony or shark cathedral or the moral of maximilian kolbe arenot merely subject to the satisfying, ludicrous to say that. rather, the sheer density of their objective value arrests us claims us, and sends us on as evangelists. their truth and beauty. they they arrest the will. they lure the will, they direct and send it. how? but we're stuck in the little well-lighted space of our own ego. created own value. what a dull space. deliver the objectively valuable bricks breaks through the carapace of. that sort of self-regard in the presence of such values. we're like the great israelite prophets were placed in the passive voice. we don't so much speak our own truth, but we've heard word of the lord and connection to god i'm making here is not incidental, decorative for objective and the epistemic moral and esthetic orders arrange naturally in hierarchies. which means as thomas aquinas saw so clearly they are named and understood in relation to that which is of highest possible value. the supreme truth, goodness and beauty. when paul introduces hims

. - beethoven must be wondering in his grave why they're using his song all the time.how many pickup spots in taipei? - more than 4 000 spots, i think. - okay. very nice truck. - so we need to wait for another truck for the recycling. - okay. - i'll dump the waste. hi. - okay. - this is my neighbour, mister chao. - very nice to meet you. - he lives upstairs in the same building. - it feels like community work. people get together. it's almost like a social event. - yes and we can have a short conversation. - yes! yes! people come together, you can meet your neighbours... - and this one is for food waste and kitchen waste. today, we don't have any. - we don't. - so the other one is for the rest. recycling. - okay. they're so disciplined. - it's very effective. - it's effective and efficient. - you only need to give it to them. - okay. here? - done. (kuanying chao) surprisingly, we have 2 international airports in taiwan. so if you want to move from the north to the south, you have multiple ways to do that. you can take an airplane. you can take express railway. you can

whiskey and rum, and so on, as well as brahms, let's go and suddenly requiem, why not bach , why not beethovenl, and then you start to think and feel that it is probably one of the most life-affirming musical components of human culture in general, and mozart was probably the one who should have written it, and you understand what we are used to perceiving . yes, it is a hymn to life, but to a certain extent, well, in this context, this is exactly what we are talking about: life and death and love and death, which was also talked about a lot today. what that's all here at the border that is, where death ends, love begins, and vice versa, where love ends, death in war begins. for you, it's like it changes so much in your imagination, there is about war in yours, in your knowledge, at least minimal, and about life what i mean by the beginning of the second large-scale is that there are some things when writing a script, yes, any, and they quite often give with such that, well, they say , well, no, well, it’s impossible . shoot not fantasy but at this time such things happen that if you had writt

>> beethoven and mozart at all times of the day and night. >> it does not stop at all. >> some neighbors are already pushing back but not everyone seems to mind. >> plus, a bit of weather whiplash heading into the holiday weekend. anza major road work could cause extra concussion congestion during travel hours. and the city of san jose finally embracing a tradition that has been around for decades that used to be illegal. plus, paul heggen gives us all a sneak peek at weather like we have never seen before. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> it has been a busy day with some surprises but we begin in oakland with a new twist, a new tune to the city's homeless problem as a big business is trying a new tactic to keep people from sticking around the property. take a listen. your ears do not deceive you, a home depot is blasting classical music in the parking lot nonstop 24 hours a day, we are talking about the home depot on alameda avenue near high street in east oakland, just right off of 880. the store is surrounded by rvs and a large illegal encampment. da lin has don

piano will be donated with plus to saying the host is stephen valentine, artistic director of the beethoven festival. october coverline is on to a, so stephen is hosting alone this time. so with the health piece, well, see you in the tiny house, steven make stalled at the classical music world to chance of playing music. today's guest is pianist college schumacher, a k a. the bad boy of classical music will hear me talking to his reputation. industry comes and try stealing really? yep. he's on his. yeah. we haven't yet. i saw still easy for the off after the screen. mm hm. oh, we see some other seeing codes, i went into the x. it seemed to us to us for the 2nd semester space lesson. obviously i so okay. as to the, the clouds se, and the people united will never be defeated. you know, this country as well as us please. as soon as i'm finished with limits and not wins of intellect, whether one also spoke to kind of so vague and this one also told you needing this that's print unable as to create independent sites. yeah, finally the $106.00 am and they also say of political to stick the volume

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plus to saying the host is spoken balance of artistic director of the beethoven festival. coverline is on to a so steve and it's hosting alone this time with the health piece. well with a c p u and the tiny house steven make stalls at the classical music world to chance of playing music. today's guest is pianist, college schumacher, a k a. the bad boy of classical music when he thought to his reputation. industry comes and stealing really? yep. he's on his yeah. yeah, i'm going to yeah. i saw started giving the off after the screen. mm hm. oh, we see some other c coats that went into the x. it seemed to us to us for them. so i can think about this piece, nothing of it. so okay. as to the, the clouds se, and the people united will never be defeated. you know, this country's well, fantastics is as soon as i'm finished with limits and not wins of intellect, whether one also spoke together. so vague and this one also told you needing this that's print unable as to creating the handbook side. yeah. finally, the $106.00, and the political to stick the volume. so one of those young, the, i'm

will be tilted with plus to saying the host is steven voluntary artistic director of the beethoven fest. phone's cut toners cover lane is on to a so steve and it's hosting alone this time. so with the help, if he's well with a c, p, u and the tiny house, steven mixed all of the classical music world to chance cook and to play music. today's guest is pianist, college schumacher, a k a. the bad boy of classical music. will he live up to his reputation? industry comes and i'm tired stealing really. uh yep. he's on his yeah. we haven't have yeah, i saw the coupon. oh yeah. after the screen. mm. hm, oh, we see some of the cold so i went into the simple as to as us for the 2nd semester space lesson, i'll be a so okay as to the, the clouds se, and the people united will never be defeated. you know this country as well and test these as soon as i'm finished with limits and not ones of intellect whether one also spoke to kind of so vague. and this one can also tell you this name is that's print unable to still create independent sites. yeah, finally the $106.00 am and they also say of political

piano will be donated with plus to saying the host is steven file type of district director of the beethoven festival. october coverline is on to us. so stephen is hosting alone this time. so with the health piece, well see you in the tiny house, steven mixed all of the classical music world to chance of playing music. today's guest is pianist college schumacher, a k a. the bad boy of classical music. will he live up to his reputation. ready industry comes and try stealing really well. yep. he's on his. yeah. we haven't have us a still here because i know you're off up to the screen. mm hm. oh, we see some other seeing coats that went into the simplest of us for the 2nd supposed to be. so the thing of these i so okay as to the, the clouds se, and the people united will never be defeated. you know, this country's well fantastic. as soon as i'm finished with emma to not wins of intellect, whether an officer spoke together so violently vague. and this one also told you needing this guys print benson, i'm the but as to create an offending side. yeah. finally, to 106. and then you also see a poli

now, musical exchange project is offering some a chance to play in your it's parts of the beethoven fast, which is supported by dw, this music leads the way collectively, musicians from 3 different orchestras, mace, one workshop, fatty time, monday for me, i can national institutions, music, rainy and musician russian cra, funny from the baron born say he'd academy. and elizabeth reuter from the gym and useful restaurant founded on braga in the north of portugal, is a place of refuge she left afghanistan to escape the taliban and has been living here for a year for parents, state and afghanistan. it's a traumatic experience, which was compet from music was to get the right. uh, when i came to portugal, i started playing violin again, but i thought it was giving me the feeling of strength, even with my family and friends, being in a bad situation that made up the last week and the musicians playing together. speaking the language of music, the side of the mac, the, the, i noticed that we much at least start to get them to the same service identity to mind the truly connected. i don't piec

dozens of names of people and composers of central european monyushka, we are not very bach, not beethovense people are perceived in the repertoires of opera houses and orchestras on a par with german, british or french classics, but it was not so with our composers. and here i am i want us to be able to figure out what real ukrainian classical music is, but i will remember to your question that the question was asked again , and why is dvořák popularized at the level of famous european composers and why, for example, our er skoryk only now began to enter the er world stages because he was not interested in it , actually we ourselves were not interested in it , but we as profitable in the competitive world, uh, on world stages, there is one pattern: you either go there with high quality and then you compete, or you compete when your budget is much less than those european theaters and with a large number of rehearsals, you get a little closer to quality, it all depends only on us, how do we perceive our culture , are we the carriers of this culture, do we want to promote it to the outside

we're playing music by l. golf, bronze, beethoven, boy, jack c, bailey, yes. et cetera. side by side with the black, a counter tops. cynical orchestra encourages young musicians of all ethnic and cultural backgrounds to enter the world of classical music and their concert hall audiences are every bit as diverse. these are mac. uh huh. the cutest looking confectionary in the world comes from france. tongue not to explore the secrets of the perfect peace tree. not at all are the kind like him of conceptions like the top and the shiny, creamy feeling really make. you want to bite into them and wanted portrait. and the french loved them. see it come up there like you have a sandwiches. very tasty, very fine. and angelic 30. did you just but how exactly are make a home made and what makes them a french class? second, the 1st of all, what are the, i'm a college in the america home is a pastry that mainly consists of all mans and powdered sugar. had a chocolate of your fruit flavored cream, filling it down. yeah. and that's uh also what i will for you among the classic flavors are vanilla p

we're like the shuffle generation of music, you know, i'm saying, like, we listen to, like, some beethoven comes on just after that. and then your own tune that you don't want to hear comes after that, you know what i'm saying? and that kind of influences the way we approach music. so is there's no rules. there's no genre rules, you know what i'm saying? we love the word jazz. we love jazz. but at the same time, i love salsa too. so why not try and get that in there and etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. and you said on stage, thank god a jazz act has won the mercury prize. how important is this for the scene? yeah, i mean, it's a very special moment. you know, there's been a kind of a tone and an emphasis on like all the tokenjazz nominee, the token jazz nominee. let's hopefully say that now we can just end that for good and just say, like, music is music. find more on the wards and other stories on the bbc news website. that's it then. you very much for watching. —— thank you. hello there. temperatures have been creeping up day—by—day and on thursday we saw the warmest day of the year so far

do you remember you called yourself a commercial genius, beethoven of finance.ky, and he said that your bills are in protest. are you sitting contentedly like a dog? on the money, bitch, yes, bitch, thank god i didn’t give you my money, you don’t have your own money. you are my wife and you can’t have them. my father spent his whole life creating, saving, and building for me so that you would indulge in your debauchery and delusional undertakings. all of siberia laughs on your pathetic tower over your canal, which no one needs and will never be built for you . i’m marrying kupriyanov’s capital, so people took you into the bargain much smarter, education tried to stop you. but well, you’re prokhor gromov. you don’t listen to anyone. and who should i listen to, who should i listen to your brother, with whom should i listen to you? listen, well, yes, andrey, we are a lover. ahh. ah, i love him, but i despise you. shelter no one saw you. grigory ilyich i asked that you be escorted in unnoticed. please sit down. did prokhor petrovich really raise his hand against you

ludwig van beethoven is the correct answer to this question.what work? that is, which one is generally true, but this young man, who now received the name larra, which means the rejected young man was thrown out loudly, laughed after the people who abandoned him, laughed, remaining alone free, like his father. now you will see a fragment of one famous film. the question will sound like this : a monument to whom they were looking for in moscow heroes of the film gentlemen of fortune fragment on the screen. there was no pond there. there were puddles, maybe a monument. whose monument was the monument? well, i know, some guy with a beard. i don't remember. about the jacket you have a man in a jacket. in appearance already one might guess the margins because of the sideburns. i think it could be pushkin unfortunately it’s not pushkin polina lermontov this is the correct answer to the question mikhail yuryevich lermontov the fourth question, most often it gets it once per match less than twice, but the croatian footballer. yosif shimonich. he went d

september 12 will present a performance of the russian hamlet choreographed by eifman to the music of beethovense painter, and on september 13 it hurts. in prokopiev's cinderella production this season is 15 years old. on the same days, dramatic art is also presented in the kupala theater the republic of tatarstan with a two-week tour comes the team of the kazan big drama theater named after kachalov , one of the oldest in russia, opens the tour with the premiere of the last season of the comedy the inspector general after gogol, there are only 7 performances in the playbill. kupalovtsy will come in return with the legendary peacock from minsk from a bird's eye view to the first silhouettes of the green meadow panorama of minsk in the national art museum. this is an art compliment to the belarusian capital from the main exhibition site of the country on the eve of the day of the brazilian battlefield city. masters of the national school, all the curves of urban landscapes and shades of the city were transferred to the cloth by the danes kvashchenko, garsotsky, arkacheev and the circus , trade t

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give beethoven yes, and what do we have to do with this?orical, namely, we plan to live here. are we still planning to live on this planet or not? i think not everyone plans, because i remember the soviet cartoon about vovka in the far away kingdom, where two young men have identical faces. there, they talked something into the oven, pies, or something, and he was perplexed. eh, vovka asks the question, what will you eat yourself, of course, we will eat it ourselves and throw ourselves over you. that is, you are no longer needed, in that's the point. well, what should you do, you need to stop somehow. well, i'll try to be very brief, but there's danger. what is the danger? eh, this is what i say, partly what i think myself. that is, i definitely agree with what i’m about to say, but this and what scares me much more is what they themselves think, and what the developers think is what scares them. and i didn’t come up with this word. they were scared; the most honest of them were scared. uh, two things, firstly, the speed of development of t

maybe beethoven no, what is it, but in terms of music it’s true.dly rose from the ground, scratched itself and , as if nothing had happened, went back to the city the city was called. i confuse these cities. maybe arbatov is right. around shakespeare 600 it is believed that in the production of hamlet in 1601, shakespeare played this ethereal role. pulls the father absolutely right. the first to write about this was nicholas rowe, who lived a century later than shakespeare . so the information is not reliable for the first 900. the first in human history was created in 1990 at the european nuclear center research and looked like this is what we are talking about. well, apparently there is no virus. or maybe this is the first website absolutely right. 1,000,200 the second and third were appointed lawyers jean-jacques decombase and charles francoual brand , but with only an advisory vote, and he became the first, the first consul became napoleon stamp 900 in the cape colony in the 19th century at the post office every now and then the stamps for loca

yeah, along with mozart and beethoven, he is a representative of the viennese classical school, let'sworld war begin with the declaration of war on austria-hungary? false, please explain, not true. why because alexander's war with history is good for you? let's remember that the first world war began with the declaration of war on austria-hungary against serbia. serbia was in an alliance with russia, which was in the form of santa uh-huh. that is, as if the answer is no. yeah, kirill, as they answered no , after the murder of erz duke franz ferdinand and his wife in sarajevo, austria-hungary declared war on serbia. the correct answer. there is no option for this question. eleventh question quote they repeat in the beginning there was a word, and i proclaim again everything begins with love. is it true that the author of these lines, yevgeny yevtushenko, is time? maybe someone knows the answer to ksenia's question. i am sure that there is no correct answer, since the author of these lines is rozhdestvensky robert rozhdestvensky is the author of these lines. yes absolutely true. thank y

it is part of the beethoven fest which is supported by dw.eporter: music leads the way collectively. musicians from three different orchestras meet in one workshop. one from the afghan institute of music, an romanian musician -- a n iran -- this is a place of refuge. she left afghanistan to escape the taliban and has been living here for a year. her parents stayed in afghanistan. it's a traumatic experience, but she draws comfort from music. >> when i came to portugal, i started playing violin again. it was giving me the feeling of strength, even with my family and friends being in a bad situation. reporter: the musicians play together, speaking the language of music. >> i noticed that we magically started to get into the same spirit and energy. we truly connected. i got goosebumps several times while we were playing. >> in the beginning nothing seemed to be clear. but then we started reaching the point of understanding. slowly, the piece was taking shape, and everyone knows what to do. that is a good experience. >> music is my tool. i can us

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it doesn't have to be like beethoven. >> jimmy: i feel like not being able to play the piano is kinddvantage here in our effort to keep it stupid. ♪ yum yum, num num. >> oh, yeah, that's good. ♪ >> poop, poop! poop! we did it. >> jimmy: is that the poop key? >> that's it. ♪ yum yum, num num, toot toot, poop. >> jimmy: it's already in my head. >> it's so annoying. >> jimmy: it's going to be such a big hit. are you kids ready to potty? ♪ clap your hands and stomp your feet, give me something good to eat ♪ ♪ yum yum, num num, toot toot, poop ♪ >> first the food goes in your mouth, then it starts to travel south ♪ ♪ yum yum, num num, toot toot, poop ♪ ♪ checking finger, fries, pumpkin pancakes, chocolate pies ♪ ♪ yum yum, num num, toot, poop ♪ ♪ step one is yum, step two is num, then toot just like your mom. ♪ yum yum, num num, toot toot, poop ♪ ♪ yum yum, num num, toot toot, poop ♪ ♪ yum yum, num num, toot toot, poop ♪ >> jimmy: hello, cloud kids. >> hi, guys. >> hi, katy. can we ask you a question? >> sure. >> does everyone learn yums and toot their poops? >> everyone. you name it. >>

every parent thinks they have a baby beethoven or whatever. >> jimmy: each night my wife and i wouldrselves our daughter was a genius. >> exactly. >> jimmy: we don't have that with the boy, though, no illusions. [ laughter ] >> oh, no. oh, no. >> jimmy: you -- boy, i enjoyed this movie. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that was a -- how did you -- i mean, i guess you'd have to say you liked it one way or another, but it must have been strange to watch your childhood in the movie theater. >> you know, it was really surreal. because it's like, you're watching this -- i feel like i'm at an age where maybe i shouldn't be in a movie on the screen right now. >> jimmy: still playing. >> a few more decades where that should happen. but it's really interesting. it's so emotional. it's such a good movie. will smith does a fantastic job with playing my dad. it's just -- it's really genius. >> jimmy: do you know of any tennis stars who don't have or had a single-minded parent who really kind of carried the torch, as far as playing goes? >> no. and that's what the whole movie is about. we and will wanted to ma

there is the moments of playing the final course from beethoven's ninth symphony in front of brandenburgate as fireworks explode. it's a thrilling moment europe is democratic and free going to be prosperous and now we come to a continent that seems, jamie you tell us. you tell us what has happened here. click the german part of the story is complex. some of it relates to germany being tortured free cold war history from certain footing. unwilling to be provocative in its policy thinking. there's also a stacked story to be honest and bad divisions that still exist in german society. i'mm talking to you from east berlin where i've been living in recent months but i was in a west berlin a few weeks ago at dinner, met some new people from west berlin. talking to them about even where we live was another world to them. it's a part of berlin they do not venture into. they referred to it as the soviet zone. done.s still >> even now? >> yes even now. these were people who would have been around the time of 89. not even people whof spent a significant part of their lives living during the divided

strange brix or sco countries or strange nato young people want to spend time in the company of mozart beethoven the main thing. they demonstrated it. so marinka remains the first in touring activities in the world in 18 countries over the past 3 years, spectators are buying up tickets in minutes for a performance in china after the pandemic, russian musicians arrived first, and this summer they were the only ones in the world to give a concert at the great wall of china and in early october they went on a new tour. right after of the meeting of the board of trustees, its participants shared plans for the further development of the mariinsky theater and its branches in the cities of the country are ready to help in general in that the fusion of business and culture, it is very important in our conditions, as business should help cultural culture, can be serious uh, this is also the engine that drives , including business interests, so i think that funding will increase from business, and in general there are big plans. eh, cultural plans both within the country and abroad are also a very task th

i don’t know emotions, i recently picked up beethoven’s moonlight sonata. very glad that i could come here again and show everyone that i am changing and i hope the best is eternal, but time timati the more hearts merged into one betrayed by heaven, like a kiss, and everything lasts forever. lord we will give i to us. and love will open to love fallen asleep, and then the last days are the only ones who live in you. forever what a beautiful girl. thank you hello , my name is mariamov del frame. i'm already 15. i'm from minsk and i participated in the sixth season voice children smile. oh. who chose the song the teacher and i the teacher and i where is the teacher? there , dear teacher, what is your name? olga nikolaevna olga nikolaevna i have the rights of a teacher, since i have a diploma as red as a chair. and how godmotherly. yes, i beg you. please. please work on your breathing first. don’t give such complex songs, because i’m still a baby, but well, where is dramatic just first of all, well, we’re still young for such songs. this time. secondly, a vibr

seems to me that he is a representative of the children's classical school , along with mozart and beethovenical school, let's move on to the tenth question. is it true that world war i began with the declaration of war on austria-hungary? false, please explain, not true. why because alexander’s war from history is well remembered, that the first world war began with the declaration of war on austria-hungary against serbia. serbia was in an alliance with russia, which was in the form of santa uh-huh. that is, as if the answer is no. yeah kirill, as they answered no , after the murder of duke franz ferdinand and his wife in sarajevo, austria-hungary announced war against serbia is the correct answer. there is no option for this question. the eleventh question is a quote they repeat in the beginning there was a word, and i proclaim again everything begins with love. is it true that the author of these lines, yevgeny yevtushenko, is time? maybe someone knows the answer to ksenia's question. i am sure that there is no correct answer, since the author of these lines is rozhdestvensky robert rozhd

people talk about beethoven's piano.eally an instrument on earth that has created, notjust music, but created a change like paul mccartney and the beatles created backin mccartney and the beatles created back in the 60s without bass guitar. people from around the world have now been asked to help to try and track down the £10 million instrument, so it can be returned to sir paul mccartney. # love me do... helena wilkinson, bbc news. we will talk to the man leading that search later in the programme. festival—goers in the us state of nevada have been told to conserve their food and water after heavy rain turned the campsite into a mud bath. us media reported that more than 70,000 people have been stuck at the burning man festival since yesterday. 0ur north america technology reporter, james clayton, reports. burning man is a festival deep in the nevada desert. heat and sandstorms are supposed to be the main threat to attendees but this year, rare rain has turned the desert sand into thick, sludgy mud, causing havoc. now f

burlington and the wendy's, that's the best wendy's i've ever been that's the one where i gave my name as beethovenife was very embarrass i never want to use my real name that's your chance to be mozart. don't you want to be somebody else you can pick who you want to be and no one's ever going to dispute it >> got it. >> not kidding >>> as we go to break, let's check bonds, awaiting the fed decision this afternoon and the presser and the dots yields are down across the board. not by a lot, though two-year still above 5%. ten-year, 4.33%. we'll be right back. every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that, too. is it possible to survey foot traffic across all of our locations? yeah! absolutely. with the advanced connectivity and intelligence of global secure networking from comcast business. it's not just possible. it's happening. >>> disney along the dow laggards, not by much but the second