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between one third and half can't survive the change. in australia, a 20 million pound center employs industrial technology to predict how coles will react to higher co2 and higher temperatures. have coral and sponge is. a limitedtake apart sea temperatures. >> it is very sensitive to ocean. die.n quite often it is an example of many where are likely to be highly affected. thet is clear that branching can't cope with extra co2. they are missing from the reef. make catalystuld species extinct. >> alarming prospect to see how co2 emissions are ready affecting the state. here in rome, there has been a lot of talk about the relative popularity of the president and the pope. they swooned over a man that they saw as jan and cool and, quite frankly, not george bush. the limitations of his job had become clear. pope francis has become a global rockstar. who is more popular? we decided to take an informal survey. >> it must make it the ideal place. that is when they will talk at all. >> he thinks politicians are all the same but the pope, he's gr

in egypt thump caught between a rock and a hard place. morsi was elect: if we can't stand up for those who were democratically elected, who are we. it didn't work out well, but the fact of the matter is we did the right thing there, and the same thing with iran. we're stopping iran from developing a nuclear weapon which would really upset the balance in the middle east, and whatever else a person may think of the talks up to now they have slowed down iran's movement towards developing a nuclear weapon. >> does anyone in the leadership circles in saudi arabia acknowledge that some of the radicalism in the muslim world is a fire that was in part set by the saudi kingdom itself as part of its international strategy? >> i don't think it's part of national strategy, absolutely not . we have every day the current sending hundreds and hundreds to prison and even to death. if you're talking about the root of this problem, the root of this problem, the american were partners. you're talking about afghanistan, what happened in afghanistan. owe i os

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there is an announcement that trains not running between hayward and south fremont.re will be limited service in bay fair so you can try that. they are telling commuters will the ac transit and some people are taking that advice or they are calling friends and relatives for help. >> it is a fatality and under the circumstances you have to deal with it. if it was more of a strike issue it would be more of an i am pissed situation but it is what it is. bart officials said they try to do that but we are not able to get bus drivers and it will take them to bay fair and the 99 will take you there and the next one leaves at 538 and they leave every half hour after that. again, really no word on when service is going to resume and we are told police really need to finish their investigation on on the tracks near hayward and really they have to wait for it to become daylight outside. so we will continue to monitor and give you updates. ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> now if you are headed out the door, we will continue to monitor this bart delay and ktvu channel 2 morning n

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getting to work and between barriers when trying to go between blocks to be able to access these way side key stops and the difficulties presented. it seemed to be a pretty straight forward process in constructing the resolution and the benefits that can result from reducing these barriers and increase accessible transit for all. >> thank you. any other comments? from staff? anybody? >> through the chair. i would just add a context statement to councilmember zarda's recounting on the history of this item to tell people who maybe weren't at a previous meeting that the mta came and gave us a presentation on the history of the key stop system and how this was the first phase of bringing accessibility to our light rail system starting back in the 1990s and that there is a delicate balance between accessibility and neighborhood impacts and that is some of the history i think that has helped to inform the decisions about where the different way side platforms have been installed. we are talking of course really about just the retrofitting of existing light rail vehicle lines, because all o

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chinese president said his visit to france has come at a crucial to critical time when relations between china and europe. i want to tell as the details. she spoke of the meeting was all aren't as keen as great significance for the china france relationship. second it will establish a blueprint laid a solid foundation for further and bilateral ties. the visit comes as those countries mark fifty years of diplomatic ties. it also coincides with the tenth anniversary of the establishment of a comprehensive strategic partnership between the two nations. he talked of the new year at the train at close to last in comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries the chinese president called for both had to stay to meet emily and remain in close contact. he's done a lot of men present including strict ended i like and high level economic and financial guy like she'd be used to elevate stepped in to communication and cooperation between the two countries the chinese president plans to increase agriculture imports from france. he said chinese enterprises should be encouraged to invest

they believe they broke in between 526 and 530 yesterday evening. they piled up valuables and it is unclear what they took, police believe it could have been more than just two burglars. the neighbors were told to stay inside their homes and told to shelter in place but that has lifted and reporting live from palo alto, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> this was about 1:00 this morning, water was gushing outran right down the street and nobody was hurt but the driver was detained at the scene and the investigation continues. >>> new this morning, hundreds of pg&e customers have no power after somebody crashed into a pole. page page hopes to have -- pg&e expected to have everybody turned back on. >>> steve paulson has all of the details he expects an impact on our drought but forecasters say it may ease some problems. >>> they are cutting back each more on how much water they will supply because of the drought. it will only provide 8 roll% of the streeted drinking water requested by 7 cities to provide water to 1.5 million people. n

there are some key different between those options. the option to the left acquit possibility could support are all of the caltrain operational needs. particularly given the assumes that the rail yard as it stands today would be reconfigured into on that would be able to accommodate service much more efficiently and the second one we call action b on the study provides for much more development potential role it does provide sort of a more complex approach to caltrain's operations there's only a certain amount of railway functions that could be comedy. this particular option needs to have some sort of an off sight inspection areas for trains to be located somewhere we did a brief scan of where many of those places might be in san francisco. and i think that was trying to take a look at what the operations @al peculiarities for the off sight storage areas. having one of those areas in conjunction with this figured out and king terminal that is the preliminary part where the resource occurs there are capital costs but there are additiona

and shortly after the trilateral meeting between leaders of south korea the us and japan north korea fired two more missiles into the ec south korea's defence ministry says the launch is in clear violation of un resolutions or uv on as the details two men range ballistic rocket than six hundred and fifty km from an area north of county down. japan forced busing into the ec early wednesday morning. north korea has been firing missiles into its eastern waters with some regularity over the past two months. and this one was identified by south korea's defense ministry has a new little miss l which represents a change. they have an awesome range of thirteen hundred km which means they can reach him not to south korea japan as well given a more dangerous nature of the missiles and the defence ministry held in the news the early press briefing wednesday morning it has strongly condemned the move. north korea's ballistic missile launches an outright violation of un resolutions and it's an act of provocation against south korean international community. i looked up and the missiles is the fir

draw today ist to the line between life and death, wrong,ween right and between the blessings of a brillianture and the curses of a dark past. i stood very close to that dividing line tubing weeks ago -- two weeks ago. i visit in army in the golan heights. that field hospital was not set up for israelis. it was set up for syrians. [applause] israel has treated nearly a thousand will and syrians -- wounded syrians. men, women, and a lot of children. they come to our borders bleeding and desperate. often, they are near death. two suchit i met syrians. a shell-shocked father and is badly wounded five-year-old boy. man'sdays earlier, the wife and baby daughter were bombsto bits by iranian dropped by assad's air force. now, the grieving father was holding his little boy in his arms and israeli doctors were struggling to save the boy's life. , and from thehem other patients there, what all the syrians who have been treated in israel say. they all tell the same story. they say, all these years, assad has lied to us. he told us that iran was our friend and israel was our enemy. but iran is killing u

the first proposal is on irving between 9th avenue. it would integrate with dpw street project and address both safety as well as transit reliability. it includes four transit bulbs, 3 transit bulbs and stops as well as a new signal. it included a large open house on january 30th, plus a lot of additional follow up with various stakeholders in various settings including walking the corridor with 10 community leaders to try to reach some final compromises on the proposals. in addition we received about 500 responses that we made available to the website. the first change i wanted to walk you through is at 9th and irving. right now we have a special signal that holds for the train. all other users are expected to stop. but how long they are expected to stop various based on how many people are getting on and off the train because the train stops before the signal. so in both directions we have moved the stops so that the train clears the signal and then stops to pick up customers. it means that we can have a more traditional signal prior

navy seals boarded and taken over an oil tanker and the dispute between the two nations.aiting for rain and now drought is effecting tea crops and drinking water. ♪ >> these protestors have decided that today they will be arrested >> these people have chased a president from power, they've torn down a state... >> what's clear is that people don't just need protection, they need assistance. ♪ welcome back, let's recap the headlines and eu meeting in brussels are expected to agree on sanctions for russia and william hague will discuss travel bans and acid freezes concerns individuals in the country and crimea parliament has formally applied to join russia and comes a day after people in the region overwhelmingly voted to break away from ukraine and australia is stepping up the search for the malaysia airline that went missing ten days ago, in surveying the southern arc which includes a large portion of the indian ocean. the lebanese army defused a car bomb after another car bomb killed more people including a hezbollah leader. >> reporter: security sources say a suicide bom

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heavy rain on the way between noon and 6:00. we're bull's eyeing thunderstorm activity for the second half of the day into the evening. really between about 2:00 and 7:00. we're going to keep you updated. i'll show you how this looks coming up what it means to tahoe as well. here is mike inouye and the morning drive. >> good morning. that might mean something for the evening drive as well. so stick by for the forecast. we're looking toward 101 looking at northbound, we had a cluster of folks heading northbound and we look at the map, we had them past 880 with a slowdown. sorting out, another 20 minutes or so and the second burst. an early start for the monday commute in the south bay. the tri-valley pretty standard after a crash. west 580 nothing surprising through the dublin interchange and the castro valley y, smooth across the san mateo and the dumbarton bridge. no big concerns, a build down the east shore freeway and cash lanes backed up with fast track still not. no metering lights yet. looking at the north bay, that's clea

alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> there is no if you are visit between -- service between hayward and fremont. there is limited service to san francisco from the bay fair steak. >>> jean guantanamo bay has said there is a there is -- want has talked about the service center. it blasted last night's decision which creates a 24 hour systems facility. it includes surveillance cameras and shots spotters they are afraid it will charge us and not the entire city. they are remembering a popular 8 8th grade student. they were mourning the loss of jenna betty. she tried to retrieve her cell phone from the train tracks sunday evening. family and classmates are remembering her, she meant so much to so many. >> jenna was one of the best friends i have ever had. i doesn't think i could ever replace that. >> there will be another emotional ceremony later this week and there is a stun did i new development at transgender high school student. he was sexually assaulted by three boys in the school bathroom. they don't know why he made up the lie and he could face charges for filing a false

still no blue line train service between o'hare and rosemont. they are running shuttle buses between those two spots in stead. police are investigating a possible hate crime, after a shot was fired at the dome of a mosque in orland park. it happened during prayer early yesterday morning. no one was hurt, and the mosque stayed open. police are not ruling out that it could have been from a hunter in the neighboring woods. governor quinn unveils his election year budget to the general assembly today. the spending plan calls for making the temporary income tax hike, which was to expire next year... *permanent . but quinn will offer a 500- dollar property tax refund to homeowners. south korea accuses north korea of launching medium range missiles. that hasn't happened in five years, and it would be in violation of u-n security council resolutions. these missiles can travel up to 800 miles and strike tokyo and american military bases in japan. pyongyang has not commented on the reported launch. they previously only fired short range missiles to protes

between the two countries. i think the storytelling quiche and stemming from the crimes of the nazis against the jewish people. one season since john a junior of germans as a whole. we have always felt don't go they would be made to feel guilty. not understanding the difference between guilt and responsibility. history has led the irresponsibility and germany which bo is everlasting. tony committed crimes which also in human joe you will have to be irresponsible to make sure the crime but these will never ever happen again thinking of him in every jump government know was that the relationship between israel and ten. joan is this is something special. behind is the memory of total cost of calls wanting to determine is possible that it will fall for the past. so um. three he was assured it is to practice the main tension between the german government and the israeli government circles around the israeli settlements on palestinian land. for most germans the question of land and who rules it essential in the peace

the union iron works is adjacent to cherry hill and dog patch between mariposa and 22nd between illinois. the nomination was prepared by a preparation group and was one of the pier 70 master plan and we have a representative here. the district nomination studied the shipyard property the dash white line and evaluated it for a historic place. the northern portion of the site it the original 1880 shipyard. the union iron works contains a wide variety of strictly buildings go from world war ii. their locked east of illinois. in t in the nomination process began in the 1880. the red brick building is the building 113 and 14 viewed from the central baseline with the richest hill in the background. in 1884 did union iron works built the first ship and this ship was a freighter for the coal company. in 1886 the union iron constructed a blacksmith shop and those buildings were designed by civil engineers and they were joined in 1914 and this is the oldest survivor on the site. in 1896 they have a renaissance to serve as the union iron works office building and later the hospital. it was designed

between the union city line and hayward station.hristie smith heading out to the scene to see how you continue up to oakland. you see how far that is on the maps and that's a concern for riders through the area. rest of the b.a.r.t. system follows highway 24shg ea waway freeways. we'll continue to track that through the east bay. limited service from bayfair to san francisco now. we'll look toward san rafael camera, north bay, moving smoothly southbound. nothing unusual for that portion of the commute. >>> "today in the bay" menlo park, the unprecedented deal surrounding security. >>> accusations in south african courtroom. why the defense attorney is pointing his finger at witnesses. >>> 4:44 here on wednesday morning. good morning to you. we take a live look outside. commute under way. mike inouye's watching that. we have a b.a.r.t. issue this morning. so that could affect your commute if you commute on b.a.r.t. we'll fill you in on that coming up. >>> two south bay families get the lift of a lifetime, new home to call their own.

today we came here with trade partnership between the city and the army. they had a deal for the good of this country. >> at least six it in the suburb signed deals with the regime. there's talk of more to come. in some areas rebels agreed to hand in their weapons and return the army would lift its tight siege, let aid in, and allow the movement of civilians. the plan seems to be working elsewhere. a ceasefire allowed for the resumption of vital services and symbols of government's control. activists say they were forced to accept. >> people were eating grass. we had nothing but olives. it put pressure on the people. we didn't betray the revolution or the opposition. the ones that betrayed us for a whole year. children were dying. >> the government forces are gaping the upper -- gaining the upper hand. such deals are strengthening their position. >> the news of a ceasefire or reconciliation is watched by the syrian opposition. the opposition admits not doing enough for the people living under siege. at the same time it warned against costing the syrian gov

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this may not be the most obvious connection between these rounds of africa. but it does seem to offer. i do not have picked angel for cooperation. i'm not a mechanic in silly to forge a new one the day. this is the european parliament and duty to impose a standard battery charger tight for all will buy foods but twenty seven teacher of the european union pool while phone makers will have to provide a standard battery charger that sits in the device including smartphones. if the elementary received approval from the eu member states the new law will be implemented in twenty seventeen. in december. eu lawmakers agreed on tougher market supervision and also to ensure that certain products have to be registered before they can be put on the markets was formalized member states will have two years to transfer was the regulation into the national auto manufacturers including apple and see him so we'll be getting an additional year to comply. they stood for to crumble and a friend and ukrainian violent adopted ukraine's eastern tibet screeching between professional

now, the united states needs to fear between two extremes. we cannot allow china to finlandize vietnam, the philippines, malaysia. but at the same time, we cannot allow the nationalism, the very hot blooded nationalisms of the philippines and vietnam, for example, to lure us into a military conflict with china. because our bilateral relationship with china is just so important for peace in the 21st century. so it's a matter of steering when those two extremes. >> rose: as you know, there are many books being written by 1914. >> yes. >> rose: suggesting that we slid into war and suggesting that sliding into war are present today. you reject those. >> there's been a lot of references to 1914 in regards to the pacific. in the last two or three weeks in regard to the ukraine but to the pacific it's been in the academic journals for like a year now. i think they're overblown. i think it's overblown because europe was a landscape. the pacific is a seascape. europe was armies clashing over places with large civilian populations. east asia's a seasca

sonia hason between been understood.o one apart from the two of them have access to the conversations they have. >> anybody disagree? a relationship between her and the prime minister? >> it may not be understood, but it is widely seen as him being her employee. people use on kinder words. it is seen as a one-sided relationship. gandhi, question is can the heir to the family, whose father was assassinated, so far he has shown little aptitude for politics. , theyisis the party faces have only one means of succession. family rule. heir doesn't have an aptitude for politics. partyngside, on the other , a charismatic leader. an effective leader on the other side, and unaffected leadership. on the other. >> you have a powerful, charismatic leader who has run a state for 10 years. that gets left aside. this is a historic thing, to have someone who ran a state, who then tries to use that as a springboard for national office. that happens all the time. you have governors running for president. this is a new thing. he has a track

they believe they broke in between 5:45 and 6:00 yesterday evening. they are hope hoping to identify those burglars. >>> new from san carlos. now paint page customers have no electricity. after just hours ago. >>> right now there are still 103 customers and he will tell us when everybody should get the power back on. plus look at this, this was san francisco, he slammed into a fire hide decent. you can see the driver was tee attained and the investigation tins. >>> and sarah shiftman has more on the actions police are taking to deep people safe. >> reporter: good morning, pam, they are looking at a bump much of recent hold ups and victims are peteing them once they get a few block away from the station and the mess -- message to avoid becoming a victim. they have take end. robbers do seem to be focusing on commuters who are distracted with they are mole no bell devices but if you are not hearing or seeing what is going to be two outleap people and in many cases a lot of victims have been spin anybody speech speaking and again facilitying out flyers wa

but no progress was made between russian and ukrainian government. speaking after the meeting us at kent state john kerry he said talks with rochelle will continue to try and de escalate the crisis we agree to continue intense discussions. in the coming days. with russia. with the ukrainians. in order to see how we can help normalize the situation stabilizes and overcome the crisis. kerry said there are no expectations at the top and resolve the conflict but added there are a number of ideas on the table. us officials say kerry had presented russian foreign minister sergei lavrov with a plan for restoring ukraine sovereignty while addressing moscow's concerns about its black sea fleet and the many ethnic russians that lived in eastern ukraine. the two are expected to meet again in rome on thursday lover of confirm that the costs would continue the discussion between russia and ukraine did not materialize but the russian foreign minister calling ukraine's new government illegitimate. and brussels nato announced there will be no talks with moscow after

two closures for major connectors between 680 and 880. that update is coming up. >>> a live look outside this morning at the bay bridge. it is monday, march 3rd. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm peggy bunker in for laura this morning. the rain will arriving today in your neighborhood. >> good morning, everybody at home, welcome to monday. the good thing is you're going to get by with a nice, dry

that would betray difficult time between the russia -- between russia and the united states.ne problem is putin has brought a imperial view. we are in a postcolonial world. russia, in fact, has always been a grateful leader in international law. it gives great benefits to the state. there are obviously exceptions that are relevant to in the post-cold war era, russia has been open to international law. i study isthings russian law. russian law is far more open to international law that the united states. law under thenal russian constitution flows into russian law, which is different from the united states. beena, i think, has responding to events. anticipatedk it what has happened in the ukraine. it has responded, unfortunately, in a heavy-handed manner. there will be other ways to open dialogue. in this case those avenues are closed. host: that was talked about in the news conference on tuesday. here's what he had to say. [video clip] >> are you concerned the war may break out? >> this does not concern me because we are not going to war with the ukrainian people. but there i

between nineteen forty and nineteen eighties. a plum to read about the boom victorian fruit and vegetable market has received the backing of local councilors city council is put aside three million euro to develop a food markers seminar to london's covent garden. justin anna's family have been trade is in the corporation market since it opened in the nineteenth century through four generations on during the years when it was the wholesale home for the entire city. this time means has found a kind continue trading in the city center. it's the oldest market in the british royals established in eighteen ninety two victorian design crop or on the building is up to its timing with been neglected for so long it's just been you know calling to think of. the corporation on the one city how this gem the snow was right in the heart of the wound and city. and yet for years and years of us that nine of it and the winners where the corporation through parker was the one game that ended. the victorian building will be preserved. but other part

lines stopped between freemont and hayward. a good stretch from the bottom of the screen to the middle and that will affect folks hitting the roadway. they may not get off the roadway at the bayfair station because there's not going to be park later on and that's an issue toward the bay bridge, packing in the maze as well. b.a.r.t. system from the east shore freeway and along 24shg li 24, lines are moving fine. into the city, bayfair station to san francisco, only one this thing has more reliable service. south of hayward still closed. bay bridge toll plaza, backup. formed earlier but before all of the cash lanes opened. it's a smooth drive, more cash payers as well. we'll track that again. not expecting b.a.r.t. lines to come into service until 6:30, 7:00 at the earliest south of hayward. live shots. south bay, probably won't be largely affected by the b.a.r.t. commute but i'll track that. any ripple causes effects everywhere. back to you. >> thank you. christians all over the world are marking the beginning of lent this morni

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. >>> trying to ease the tense situation between russia and ukraine. secretary of state john kerry and ukraine's foreign minister are meeting in paris while nato leaders meet in brussels. more on this ant tend tense dess the situation. >> reporter: exactly right, eric. high-level talks and diplomacy under way. the international community is getting together in an effort to try to de-escalate the situation. even vladimir putin is now saying, he's nots looking for a fight. the u.s. and other nations are still trying to diffuse the standoff in ukraine. in paris, secretary of state john kerry met with the foreign ministers of ukraine and great britain before talks with russia. >> there are very clear legal obligations that are at risk in this, and we're going to talk about those here this morning. >> reporter: yesterday the secretary blasted vladimir putin's invasion of crimea. >> it is not appropriate to invade a country and at the end of a barrel of a gun dictate what you are trying to achieve. >> reporter: in crimea, tensions remain high. with russian a

after two days of talks between mr. lavrov and secretary of state kerrly, we've seen no progress over the paris or madrid talks. in the meantime, the parliament in crimea has voted to become part of the russian federation. let's update the macro situation. because of the financial situation, it is equally dire. they came on the 4th of march. they're working out of the offices of the national bank of ukraine. now, we had access to those offices yesterday and we had an exclusive sit down with the governor of the nbu, stephane kubiv. we spoke to him about a whole host of issues, including an update on the current financial situation and conditionality the imf may be asking for and where we are on the form. let's listen in. >> translator: we have already explained the first steps in terms of monetary policy. in terms of exchange rate, we start to move in the direction of a flexible rate and we understand we have to a a responsible approach. so we have to keep our word and do what we agreed upon in the imf. our last actions

so i think a lot about the relation between the church and the state, its historical relationship and theological and political importance for our thinking today. >> host: let's start toward the end of the book, which is, is democracy connected to christianity? >> guest: at the end of the book i explore the idea of democracy's restless desire, call it. why does democracy have this inherent sort of sense of progress? what is it going for? does democracy have an end? what is the ultimate aim of democracy? and i connect this idea to what theologians talk about is our natural desire for god. all human beings have this restlessness. the heart's restless and -- i asked the question, could that be true of politics, too? that democratic restlessness, certain sort of desire for hoytal progress, does that also -- historical process, does that have a restlessness built into it? and is god the end of that? so i asked the question about the restless desire. >> host: do you answer the question? >> guest: in a sense. i want the question to work on us before i want to immediately answer it. i suppose

the actors, between the real and the imaginary, between life and art. and therein lay the challenge for pirandello, for all playwrights who seek to create a specific atmosphere in which an audience participates in the illusion of reality. our guest is both a playwright and performer, who, through his work, has created magical moments of artistic reality, mr. ossie davis. only if the characters about which he's trying to write are willing, even anxious, to reveal themselves to the playwright can he then, out of his imagination, create the illusion of life upon the stage for writing is always a struggle between a man and his subconscious imagination. and though the playwright might start out feeling like he is god, able arbitrarily to move his characters about upon the stage like puppets on a string or pieces upon a chess board, it is only if those characters finally stand up on their hind legs and rebel and insist to him on speaking out of their own mouths, out of their own guts and out of their own passion can he then fashion what will be real and true

what is going to happen here, carolyn, between now and the election? >> the mid terms are beckoning. you saw the story about the democrats that laid out agenda not that they expect to pass but issues they intend during mid term elections. and it looks like hopes for immigration reform are all but dead and just seems like everybody has sort of accepted maybe this is the new normal that they do very little. >> schieffer: no tax reform. also no entitlement reform we've gotten word on that. is that why we pay people to represent us in washington to spend a year? >> are not a fruitful time. >> some years people want to show that they have been legislating on behalf of the public's interest. what is sad that people seem to think sitting on your hands is a boat are approach. within you ask what is going to happen between now and the election i thought you may be mean can 2016. i'm worried we're not going to get much done for the next three years. i don't know about you, you're closer toe this. >> also the sort of interest in the 2016 narrative to use that ove

between two notes adjacent, the interval is a second, of course, between the same note and itself, theis in unison. a second, a third, a fourth, et cetera. [doleful violin music] melodies are very meaningful. to people, melody is often the most meaningful aspect of a piece of music. it's what we remember, it's what we relate to, and those melodies come from the intervals between the notes as we play them. [piano plays classical music] (woman) melody is the tune-- the singable part of a piece of music. it's the part that our ear naturally gravitate towards. technically, melody is a succession of pitches coming one after another, that together form a complete thought or a phrase; that's what we call it in music. just like sentences have words, and we don't hear the individual words in the sentence we hear how those words join together to form a sentence, the same goes with music. there are many notes, but those notes we don't hear really individually. we hear them as a long line, and it gives the concept of a complete thought. melodies have a beginning, [piano plays twinkle, twinkle, lit

now, if i ask you what's the shortest path between here and here, no contest, huh? you guys will just say this. but, again, no-- but how about the shortest path between here and here and you gotta touch here? bam, there it is. because this distance, this distance, same, same. right. and let me tell you what this all turns out to give, gang. this angle and this angle, guess what? they'd be the same. will always be the same, okay? so light going from here to here, bo-boom, or coming back from here to here, bo-boom. you're at the restaurant and you're eating there all by yourself as usual, and you look in the mirrored wall and you look over and, oh, there she is. miss right, you could see the mirror image of miss right. so then, you start to kind of fix yourself up a little bit because you're wondering if you can see her, can she see you? and what's the answer? yes. check your neighbor. yes. [laughter] if i hold this mirror in such a way that i can see you, can i be assured that you can see me in the mirror? what's the answer? begin with a y, ends with a p. yes. yep, t