box played as different piano than chopin did and chopin a different one of the pianos we play todaythe instruments have kept developing over the centuries and today we have an entirely new possibilities and tools to take the computer technology lets a synthesizer sounds electronically and a data glove can help us preserve the florida music. but that takes a well polished technique as the data glove in turn controls the computer life's mitzpe are hearses with the gloves and a piano store in five. parts of your spirit is it isn't hard to play the piano with these gloves i can influence the sound horse very slight movements for example. now i turn my hand to the left. hand that adds this effect or i can put a long echo on it was my middle finger. what i call my finger back the echoes gone against. cliff smith is the jazz musician composer and professor at five books university of music he lives for music and he's always looking for new sounds. he wants to his data glove project in twenty sixteen he calls it's the piano. that's the pyramid you hear the pioneer and the piano senate and t

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i'm just curious, chopin's, who has heard of the pact? >> wow. that is a lot of people. that is much more, that's very educated. most people have never heard about it and actually, most law professors have never heard of it. the people who have heard of it think it's among the most ridiculous things that diplomats have ever tried to do. the idea that you could end war by signing a piece of paper strikes many people as the height of foolishness, and to tell you the truth, when my colleague and i taught international yale before we wrote the book, we also treated that way, as a laughingstock and failed experiment in idealism however , through the course of research on a related topic, though at the time we didn't know is related, a history of economic sanctions, we discovered something we didn't expect that is far from being ridiculous. outlawing war turned out to be transformative. it represented the hinge in history where one world order ended and another began. in short, before 1928, war was the legitimate mechanism. it was the way in which states enforced their rights

chopin has also offered to hold a summitit with north korea. -- japan has also offerered hola summit with north korea. we'll have more on the developments on north korea after headlines. a federal judge has allowed a lawsuit against president trump to proceed, which is accusing him of flouting constitutional safeguards against corruption and illegally accepting gifts from foreign governments without congreressional approval. on wednesday, a maryland judge ruled against the justice department's request to throw out the case. it centers on the trump international hotel in washington. in his decision, the judge said the accusation that trump hotel is illegally accepting gifts from foreign governments is "bolstered by explicit statements from certain foreign government officials indicating that they are clearly choosing to stay at the president's hotel, because, as one representative of a foreign government has stated, they want him to know 'i love your new hotel'," the judge wrote. "the new york times" is reporting that president trump's former lawyer john dowd repeatedly floated the id

veterans affairs secretary david chopin is out. admiral ronnie jackson to take over the position i'm chopin's departure rate here. pollution in the capital newly uncovered checks show possible coordination between the obama administration, cia, fbi along with democratic leadership for the russian investigation for the shocking revelation this morning. where sandstorms factor for criticism from the left. sitcom delivers a staggering 18 million users in its return debut. the congratulatory call from the commander-in-chief. the company's creator looks to brew up a new business with marijuana infused. that story coming up. join me to talk all about it, digging the ballot. "forbes" media chairman and republican presidential candidate steve forbes is here and once a ballot joining us this morning. good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. >> are to be here. maria: great to see you. dagen: david has seen it all in terms of investing in politics. what's most important to you? markets obviously under pressure. >> what you want to see