. >> you know how you get to carnegie hall? >> you [ bleep ]. >> reporter: but in 2017 many would say she crossed a line after tmz published a photo of her holding a mask of president trump covered in ketchup. >> outrage from all sides after that video of comedian kathy griffin. >> kathy griffin and that image. >> nobody wants to see this. it wasn't funny, didn't work. >> reporter: the backlash was swift. her tour canceled. endorsements pulled. friends walked away. >> i think that emotionally that was the most painful, to have so many friends that to this day haven't called. i would like to think that i would not behave that way. i think it's sad that many americans were quiet at a time like during my photo when it probably would have been okay to kind of take a stand. >> you received a lot of death threats. >> oh, i mean, legit death threats. i mean, folks showed up to my husband's parents' house. they tracked my sister down when she was dying of cancer in the hospital and called her. and that was the intensity that i think i

youngest winner of the elite international music competition ever and that earned her a spot at carnegie hallwas sadly pushed back to this november because of covid-19. ten years of piano lessons and she is still better than i am. >>> i'm kim brunhuber. i'll be back with more "cnn newsroom" in a moment. stay with us. feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at it's best taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. it also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic metamucil. support your daily digestive health. and try metamucil fiber thins. a great tasting and easy way to start your day. ♪ watch the olympic games on xfinity ♪ ♪ root for team usa and feel the energy ♪ ♪ 7000 plus hours of the olympics on display ♪ ♪ with xfinity you get every hour of every day ♪ ♪ different sports on different screens ♪ ♪ you can watch it anywhere ♪ ♪ and with the voice remote ♪ ♪ you never have t

first lesson, bridget has become the youngest winner of an elite competition and she will play at carnegie hallw york city next year. noteworthy indeed. i never got beyond and i'm magdalena's notebook myself. i'm laura trevelyan. thank you for your narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, a damng report-- new york's attorney general finds governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed multiple women. he denies the claims, defendin his actions, while president biden and others call on him to resign. then, a new push by the biden administration to help those facing evictions; targeting those mos

off part of my middle finger in a door hinge, but then i continued studying music and played in carnegie hallmusic as my career because at that time certainly you had to be the absolute best to even consider a possible path forward. where this was your life. and i think nowadays what's fascinating with the internet is that you can connect with these subpockets of communities, directly with your fans, and get monetised. we've talked about how the majority of folks even in the youtube study aren't necessarily making a living, but what we're seeing now is there is absolutely a change in behaviour in understanding that consumers are willing to pay for content that they care about and because they particularly care about specific creators, so that's why it's called the creator economy versus what you have with a gig economy. it's not commoditised. the specific creator that you care about is the one you're willing to support. and your platform is not just musicians, is it? we have all kinds of creators and platforms, — musicians, journalists, people do photography, people that do photography, a gre

off part of my middle finger in a door hinge, but then i continued studying music and played in carnegie hallto do music as my career because at that time certainly you had to be the absolute best to even consider a possible path forward. where this was your life. and i think nowadays what's fascinating with the internet is that you can connect with these subpockets of communities, directly with your fans, and get monetised. we've talked about how the majority of folks even in the youtube study aren't necessarily making a living, but what we're seeing now is there is absolutely a change in behaviour in understanding that consumers are willing to pay for content that they care about and because they particularly care about specific creators, so that's why it's called the creator economy versus what you have with a gig economy. it's not commoditised. the specific creator that you care about is the one you're willing to support. and your platform is not just musicians, is it? we have all kinds of creators and platforms, — musicians, journalists, people that do photography, a great creator, for i

. —— carnegie hall. noteworthy indeed. see you soon, goodbye. hello.skies will probably look a little bit like this. but we're expecting heavy showers, too. let's have a look at the big picture first, and here's the jet stream. everywhere south of that is warm. everywhere north of that is generally cool and quiet showery. and you can see a large chunk of the continent experiencing this relatively cool and showery summertime weather. so, at the moment, it's quiet on the weatherfront. clearfirst thing in the morning with lots of sunshine. temperatures around ten in glasgow, 13 in liverpool, 12 in london. notice a bit more cloud in the morning here out towards the north west, and actually it will be quite cloudy through the day. in the western isles and northern ireland, showers here. but showers also breaking out across parts of the highlands, the pennines and a few scattered around the midlands and the south, too. but coastal areas probably staying dry and sunny all through the course of the afternoon. winds'll be light. it'll feel warm enough, too, 22

one of them was she stayed at carnegie hall, not just any old choir but the best choir. they rejected her the first time around because she had to learn. instead of giving up and saying that's not for me she bought a piano. she put the piano in her front room and taught herself how to play and went back for a second audition and was taken on, probably the youngest. so that exposed her to european classical culture and music and must a broader outlook. the other determination and the other aspect is there was a strike at the company where she was. they wanted their union to be recognized. and ethel clearly took the lead in all of this and was part of those who laid down on the street to prevent them from coming in. the newly established labor relations board, which examined the dispute found that ethel did not deserve the warder and she was given backpay. there were two events that showed a lot about her personality but they also were responsible for forming her personality. meantime, david her younger brother was at school and he was obviously impressed by his older sist

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first lesson, brigitte has become the youngest winner of an elite competition, and she'll play at carnegie hallorget our top story is on bbc news .com. the bbc. uk depending on where you're logging in from around the world. beirut and powerful blast at rock the city and left with no government. it's bbc news. hello there. much of the country today had a fine one with plenty of sunshine. it felt quite warm, too, but there were some heavy, thundery showers across parts of the midlands and northern england. these will tend to fade away. many places turning drier tonight, but we start to see some rain pushing into western areas, courtesy of this new area of low pressure which is going to be with us for quite a few days. you can see ahead of it very light winds. it turns drier as we start the early hours of friday for many central, southern and eastern areas, but the cloud continues to build up across western scotland and certainly across northern ireland as this low pressure system moves in. by the end of the night, we'll start to see some rain, which could become more persistent and heavy at times

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. >> i wanted the same piano that's in carnegie hall and in all of the major halls.i cathedral and the outdoors is our church. >> reporter: on this night, it's on a cliff jetting into the columbia river. does it seem different playing here? >> it does. i mean, there are more distractions, but -- >> reporter: wind? >> wind, of course. but you know, i love to just be able to close my eyes or between pieces take a breath in, fresh air. i think it affects how i play. ♪ >> reporter: he performs in the landscape, spaces with astounding natural beauty and rich history. you're taking this like beautiful music to places where people would not have access to a -- >> yeah. we have the people that come from portland and eugene that are classical music lovers that get to explore these parts of the state that they otherwise might not. and then we have people that are coming to these places that are familiar to them, places they go fishing, places they go camping. it gives people sort of a different lens through which to see this land that they know and love. ♪ >> reporter: he make

. >> in carnegie hall because to hear danielle brooks in an empty theater sing that song in that spaceacy? >> i want to say everlasting. >> kenny. >> faith. faith is getting knocked down 10 times and getting up 11. that's what she did. that's life is. that's the best we can do, keep getting up. ♪ >> keep getting up and hopefully moving up a little bit higher. kenny and danielle are magic together. >> you can see it right there. >> and so there was so much to the conversation so we have an extended portion of that conversation that's going to be on my facebook page a little bit later today, but what we're really excited by, george and amy, people are learning about mahalia jackson. her full story, in fact, there is an encore presentation of the movie tonight on lifetime at 6:00 p.m. eastern and we'll also have it available on demand. >> i'm so glad you showed that iconic line. people forget that martin luther king's speech, she prompted what was probably one of the most memorable speeches in american history. >> we refer to it as the "i have a dream." she was the one that said tell them