so this is really been making news about beethoven.ing an age old mystery. >> in san jose. dustin dawsey, abc seven news. >> maybe we can just, like, listen to beethoven go back out on the roof. yeah, enjoy the hot weather. right. >> i think that's a great idea. yeah. why not? i mean, it's beautiful outside. and jr let's take a look at the temperature right now in san jose. it is still pretty warm 81 degrees with a northwesterly breeze to 16 miles an hour on live doppler seven. the coast is clear. that is going to change as we head towards tomorrow. we're going to notice that the fog starts to come back near the coastline, and as it does, the coastal areas will drop in terms of the temperatures. but look at the inland spots. they're getting a little bit warmer tomorrow. we're talking about low 90s. and the 90s are going to hold for saturday inland. but the coastal areas in the bayside communities will continue to see the cooling sunday, mother's day. everybody will notice that cooling and that continues into monday. so here's a look at

i want these to be studied for what they can teach us about beethoven. >> the story goes that beethovenoctors to figure out why he had been so sick in his life, and these locks finally gave researchers the answer beethoven was searching for mainly, what music historians do is research things that we can find from the past. >> you don't help make news. you report on things that happened in the past. so this is really been making news about beethoven. that's brand new news and ultimately solving an age old mystery. >> in san jose. dustin dawsey, abc seven news. >> very cool. >> now grand beat's officially returns to san francisco in downtown tonight. the night market will feature food, music and local shops. right now, it is scheduled for four fridays this year, taking over several city blocks each time. it is free and is part of the city's effort to revitalize downtown. new at six, pride is less than a month away, and target is trying to prevent a controversy this year. will it work? the change they're announcing in many stores san francisco approves its biggest development since the pan

i want these to be studied for what they can teach us about beethoven. >> the story goes that beethovenen so sick in his life, and these locks finally gave researchers the answer. beethoven was searching for. >> mainly, what music historians do is research things that we can find from the past. you don't help make news. you report on things that happened in the past. so this is really been making news about beethoven. that's brand new news. >> and ultimately solving an age old mystery. in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc seven news is that remarkable with a few strands of hair, you can go back in time essentially. >> i know it can tell us so much. that is really neat. yeah. all right. i know you refrained from making a joke about. hey, spencer, when you were friends with beethoven, so i think i'll take the joke. >> so you took it and threw him under the bus anyway, i was actually a few years ahead of him in school. >> never got to hear many of his early tunes. >> oh, too bad. >> here's a look at what's going on with our weather. as you know , we're in this beautiful summerlike pattern. skie

ago this week, since beethoven performed his last symphony.rs later. >> bulgarian beats officially returns to downtown san francisco tonight. the night market will feature food, music and local shops. right now it is scheduled for four fridays this year, taking over several city blocks each time. it is free and is part of the city's effort to revitalize downtown town. and we are going back to middle earth with two new lord of the rings movies. the first is coming out in 2026 and is tentatively titled lord of the rings the hunt for gollum, the project from the oscar winning team sir peter jackson, fran walsh and philippa boyens will be directed by andy serkis, who voiced the character gollum and was also the second unit director on peter jackson's the hobbit trilogy. >> the president and vice president. welcome back. welcome back to back wnba champions, the las vegas aces to the white house. yesterday, the team brought customized aces jerseys, and the president joked that he is ready to play in his remarks, mr. biden called it a banner year for

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beethoven wrote it over two years.epted an order from the london philharmonic society because i was in dire need of funds. was sick by the time the premiere was completely deaf, so he gave up the conductor’s seat to the kapellmeister and didn’t even hear the applause, but the audience enthusiastically accepted the symphony, many cried, now the fourth voice part of the symphony of joy is used as the anthem of the european union. on may 7, 1895, alexander popov presented the world's first radio receiver, it was in st. petersburg at a meeting of the russian physicochemical society. conducting his experiments and studying the achievements of other physicists, popov designed a device capable of distinguishing signals by duration and created the first radio communication system that... could transmit signals in morse code. the scheme he proposed has become classic. the first generation radio communication devices were based on it. at the same time as popov , other scientists were conducting experiments with electromagnetic w

beethoven's 9th symphony which culminates with the famous "ode to joy" was first performed in 1824 inthe german composer lived for most of his life. thank you for watching world news america. you can get the latest on our website, bbc.com/news. do stay with bbc news. ♪ announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. cunard is a proud supporter of public television. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: get the free pbs app now and stream the best of pbs. wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for. now you won't miss a thing. this is the way. xfinity internet. made for streaming. amna: good evening. i'm amna nawaz. geoff bennett is on assignment. on the newshour tonight, israel and control of a border crisis as a cease-fire and hostage deal hangs in the balance.

beethoven is standing, carrying on conducting, because he cannot hear. deaf that he couldn't hear the crowd behind, i mean, it paints even more to the genius of how he did it. >> unbelievable. he was standing there, his back to the crowd, and they get to the second movement which opens with these kettle drums, really loud. the crowd was wild, cheering. now, we have these drums pounding, and we have the crowd cheering. he had no idea. he was fumbling with the music score and trying to conduct. the soprano, who was going to sing when they got to "the ode to joy," tugged him on his sleeve and turned him around so he could actually see the crowd. that was how he knew. >> wow. >> it was unbelievable. >> incredible. >> his "ode to joy" was his search for some joy when you're sick and you can't hear anything and you're a composer. >> fascinating in every which way. medical reporter for "the new york times," gina kolada, thank you so much for coming on the show this morning. >> thank you. >> we really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >>> still ahead on

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beethoven's 9th symphony, which culminates with the famous choral ode tojoy there, was first performedsh news. hello there. for some of us, the bank holiday weekend was rather soggy. some lucky ones did get to see some drier and sunnier weather, but conditions have slowly improved. on tuesday, high pressure has built and brought a lot of dry weather around — glorious weather watcher picture here from bolton with the rhododendron flowers in full bloom this time of year. but it's looking pretty good for the rest of this week thanks to the high pressure — it's going to be mostly settled, there should be increasing amounts of sunshine, and as result, it's going to feel warmer, temperatures reaching the mid—20s celsius, particularly across england and wales. wednesday, high pressure's the dominant force, but we do have these weather fronts affecting the far north—west corner of the uk. i think most places starting dry, quite a bit of cloud around, the sunshine will break through and it becomes sunny across england and wales, southern and eastern scotland, parts of northern ireland, but it'l

in the austrian capital, she performed works by beethoven, brahms, and, of course, cheikovsky.art of the russian muses to the world project. for me, like for any musician, this is a huge honor, since it was my first time visiting the city where great musicians lived. and i want to express my deep gratitude to the russian center for science and culture for organizing this concert. it is also a great honor for me to participate in the international russian project. the legend of soviet and russian theater and cinema vyacheslav zakharov accepts congratulations. the honored artist turns 80 today. vyacheslav is on the screens grigorievich first appeared back in 65, but national fame and recognition came to him with the release of the detective series secret investigations, where the artist played the role of a fair and intransigent good prosecutor. our correspondent ekaterina congratulated the birthday boy. uh, this needs to be brought to our kind of theater day, so that the audience can hear, what i got, i got a categorical, no, i say why, shy, this is kind of shy, this is really a

it's the berlin philharmonic orchestra playing the music of lute fish fund, beethoven, a part of his simplicity, number 5. let's take a lesson in the, the, the, the, the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the of the playing, the music meet face to face. and we are going to cross now, so you don't lose keith. political editor, mikayla just now he's the right the well, the festivities are taking place in the center of silence. i miss shayla really significant day today of festivities. it's all about germany's constitution. so let's talk a little bit more about that constitution. how significant is it in school, the german basic little or how significant is it for germany and the suggestions today 75 years after it was 1st adopted it? well, it's a very durable, it's already it's 75 years, one of the oldest and constitutions in the world. it's it pissing wise's, the transition in germany, actually into a full on democracy, into a state that stands in for human rights coming from the doc. not see pos, here behind me. we're currently looking at a video of what the basic oil mean

next, a lock of beethoven's hair providing new clues on how he died.n the cheap wine that he drank. >> using new technology, scientists found high amounts of lead and arsenic in the composer's hair, which could explain his long list of health ailments and his early death. a report last year said he did not die of lead poisoning. but this report claims it was a factor in his illness. lead was used in many wines and foods back in those days. next, prepare yourself for a not so hot summer. >> a sriracha shortage. yeah again, is on the horizon. and that's because the california company that makes the spicy condiment has a pepper problem. >> the peppers aren't red enough due to recent weather conditions due to recent weather conditions ♪ ("good feeling" by flo rida feat. atr) ♪ this is a hot flash. (♪) this is a hot flash. (♪) but this is a not flash. (♪) for moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms due to menopause... veozah is the first and only prescription treatment that directly blocks a source of hot flashes and night sweats. with 100% hormone—free veoza

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a special ceremony began with beethoven's 5th symphony played by the berlin philharmonic orchestra. germany's presence on the president find by the stine maia then made his address. the basic law was drafted in response to the unprecedented crimes of nazi germany. and it begins with woods. the focus on schuman dignity, stein mindset. it has flourished and become an attractive starting point for other countries that have had a new for terry and paused. i'll just fine. my also stressed its importance at this time when the threats to freedom and cohesion, a stronger than ever, will be onto the demo, cut the now open, but when the others are, they need the most to see because it low mileage. tim, settle disputes, the simple piece for making this because this democracy is open to engage in compromise and embrace changes that ones are. that is the moment when our democracy is a sofa and also has to come under foot right now, facing the faces or imagine the ceiling and it's once a week. and then i'm the minds and of procedures and finish the somalis is institutions and so on. denigrate it's represen

mazda cx, very deliberate and interpretation of beethoven that evening. that was more profound than maybe even he realized it was much easier than having every experience terms, conditions ourselves. we used to judge we 50 of the moral lines. it tells us of something use right to enroll until somebody is good or bad. we have to say, well, what would i have done in that situation or my motives? what are the benefits to me? what are the, what are, what are the detriments? i'm i under multiple threat. am i going to lose my life? if i don't conduct this concert face, it was best day. and if the answer is no, if you're not going to be thrown into concentration, kept because he talks about the mind conducting a field. she should, we had a bunch for me. she instruments several times in mandolin, most one good time. the quote is a china the event we will mess the address on. um, as soon as you can't imagine what it was like, it was an orchestra, so i can okay step. i don't ask me how she managed to make something out of it. that was acceptable. if we'd been so te

and schumann and beethoven, so the german god denazi's, the nazis succeeded in destroying many things. that music you can't destroy the fact of what you can try that it seems possible here in the the . ready the i just pushed on you to alaska on a dodge sheet greeting us, but as long as you know, sometimes it's not someone's got belling, there's almost all she gets yeah, we haven't got much. we suddenly heard an announcement, an english of english discussions. you know, i can't remember exactly how it went, but it said we were suppose to stay where we were is in, when the british came, they had no idea what they would find. they thought they were liberating a prison camera. but this wasn't a prison account. it was a pit of corpse, it's finalized and go back laughlin business because a lot longer to time in the fall mentions you information is, is for mentions instead of from going to kind of switch the car from what had to buy separate cost. that's the 5 off of on your own. invest the dimensions in federal states or the fruit is not gonna come out in from the store. they disability is

mazda cx, very deliberate and interpretation of beethoven that evening. that was more profound than maybe even he realized it was much dictates that having never experienced those conditions ourselves. we have to judge, we hooked of a moral line that tells us if something is right or wrong and goes, if somebody is good or bad, we have to say, well, what would i have done in that situation or my motives? what are the benefits to me? what are the, what are, what are the detriments i might under multiple threat. i'm not going to lose my life if i don't conduct this concept very, it was best day. and if the answer is no, if you're not going to be thrown into concentration kept because you've done conduct to mind conducting the future. we had about machine instruments several times in mandalay, most one, the top record is a chance to look the event. we will mess the address on um, as soon as you can't imagine what it was like, it was intend orchestra to try can okay step. i don't ask me how she managed to make something else of it. that was acceptable. but if

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in the 20th century, when it comes to music, we also turn to the origins, starting with beethoven andour contemporaries. the symbol of the opening concert is a sketch of unfinished paintings at the fountain of petrov votkin, one of the heroes of the silver age. in this job. avant-garde solutions. this theme is played out in the concert, because the concert includes primarily those composers who thought about the theme of classical music, who could reconstruct classical music and their new language were created based on the clear structures of classical works. vivarty pays tribute to chamber music, bringing to the fore not only its fragile beauty, but also moments of intimate confidential conversation and meditative immersion within oneself. the space of the tretyakov gallery adds visual support to the listening experience. over the 9 years that the festival has existed, our world has gone through many trials, and they continue. in the context of our surrounding anxiety , our credo is to put the soul in order by developing and complementing the exhibition with heroes of the contemporar

is the only senator who has lived through diss tracks between drake and kendrick, and mozart and beethovenughter and applause ] ♪ >> steve: wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: meet the brahms? is that -- and finally, disney said that marvel will now release no more than three movies a year and will start focusing on quality. >> steve: oh! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: in response, everyone who has spent the last few years making marvel movies was like, "uh, thanks?" [ laughter ] ironically, now it's up to us to save the avengers. there we go. we have a great show. give it up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause ] what a great show we have for you tonight. he has a brand new book out today called "relentless: my story of the latino spirit that is transforming america." and he is joined by his emmy, grammy, and tony award-winning son, luis and lin-manuel miranda are here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] "relentless" is out. [ cheers and applause ] the best. i love those guys. i love this guy. he's an emmy-nominated actor who stars in the new sh

wonderful, the symphonies are wonderful, i just think that more can be done, there is no need to help beethovenere are still people who say: but mendelssohn is, so to speak, an easy genre, this completely vile opinion still exists this, well, he had his own completely non-musical reasons, let’s say, but wagner used incredible ones. they still have a huge influence on so many people, so it continues, this is still this trend, we are fighting it, the main thing is that he lives, and the main thing is that everyone loves him, that’s what it’s a pleasure to see with what joy everyone responds, all... the musicians come here with pleasure, the budget here is minimal, no one earns anything here, in general, all these people really come out of love for mendelssohn, because when you know him, his you can't help but love. for some reason it seems to me that this house is now in such good hands, yes, it helps so much. some things, well, in general, of course, it would be possible to play him more, well, the legacy, of course, is his, it’s not that big, it’s is connected primarily with the fact that he si

cultural connections too to germany in general know the western thought and and you know it with beethovenyou know all of like sort of the key western thinkers, freud and in these scientific fare are academic, all are from germany. so was a lot of debate over whether we would have. but i just don't think because the war on the german side much before the bomb was ready the military isn't yet ready to pick targets. we that once they've been informed that there is a working bomb in japan at least they had been thinking about this earlier they had been leaving cities on bombed because they wanted it like an intact city to test this bomb on. i just don't know what those discussions were on the german side of things. all right. thank you. okay. so as the manhattan project was super, how was the budget allocation presented to congress? was any member congress aware of what the manhattan project trying to accomplish? we have a politico in house. this is a very good question because like, yeah, super top secret, but it's a democracy we need to appropriate funding through congress. how did they do

talking about the artistic world, ludwig van beethoven, famous composer, he had a punch hunt for fishar the danube and wine. he lived near the danube and at that time it was known to be very polluted. so scientists in harvard have got locks of his hair, confirmed as belonging to him, and examined it, and analyse it and found that the hair contains levels of lead, 95 times higher than usual. the consequence of this is that although that amount of lead would not have killed beethoven, it is likely to have caused illness which may have manifested as hearing lost. 0ne may have manifested as hearing lost. one of our most famous composers in the world of classical music could have been death. fiend the world of classical music could have been death.— have been death. and related to iolluted have been death. and related to polluted rivers? _ have been death. and related to polluted rivers? i— have been death. and related to polluted rivers? i don't- have been death. and related to polluted rivers? i don't think - have been death. and related to polluted rivers? i don't think he | polluted riv

as ludwig van beethoven said, music should strike fire from people's hearts, who else but they are the remains, i can’t, i’ll never come back, never, never. the water won’t sing anymore, without a trace, everything has been washed away without a trace, lies don’t need it, its price is severe, stringed, you through the years, through the years you fly after me, as if a tanned angel for... garynych, music, showmask, love, regina , it’s impossible not to notice your real sincere emotions, i don’t know, huh, now, i don’t know if i can breathe now after such a performance. i'm afraid to breathe, because my lungs are full of music, love, and such warmth for you, i look at my colleagues, how you sincerely sang along, how you treat the artists with such tenderness, how you awaken in us, this incredible feeling, how beautiful you all are, god, how you are, you can’t imagine, here i am such a vibration... i felt it now, i don’t know if the viewer felt this emotion, it’s all-consuming, you covered us with some kind of musical blanket, you gave us this pinch of happiness, which is sometimes so lac

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