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the john thompson piano course, book 1. first grade book. john thompson, music for piano.d believe it or not "off we go to music land." >> do you remember it? >> yes. >> can you play it without looking at it? >> here it is. okay, and it goes like this. and it even has words. ♪ off we go to music land learn by eye and ear and hand ♪ >> so when you were taking piano lessons and your mom's in the next room and you're doing piano practice and you're meant to be doing a mozart sonota, what would you actually do? >> well, i would start to learn the piece so i got a feel for, you know, how it should go. say the mozart sonata in "c." ♪ and then the next part. ♪ but i wouldn't play that because that was a lot of notes there. so i went -- ♪ and i would just make it up as i'm going along. >> so that was -- you started with mozart but then you just went into billy joel? >> yeah, i just made up my own stuff. >> you were telling me you thought "uptown girl" has a mozart element to it. ♪ >> yeah, if you break it down to its basics it's -- ♪ then you add an alberti base. ♪ ♪ and when she'

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in fact, the late coach john thompson. one said this of russell russ was the first person i knew who called himself black, not color, not, but black. russ was the first person i know who embraced his blackness years before afros and raise fists. russell grew up in oakland in lead mcclymonds high school to 2 state titles. then he led the university of san francisco to 2 straight ncaa titles finishing his career on the hilltop with 55 straight wins. the dons also became the first ncaa champion ever to start 3 african-american players after winning a gold medal in the 56 olympics. russell joined the boston celtics in led them to their first nba championship. boston where russell as their centerpiece went on to win 8 straight nba titles in 11 total. the final 2 were russell as a player cloak coach, the first black head coach in nba history. russ was not only a pioneer on the basketball court. he was a vocal proponent for civil rights and racial equality at a time when speaking out on those issues of race was seen as controvers

in fact, the late coach john thompson once said this of russell russ was the first person i knew whof black, not colored, not me grow but black. russ was the first person i know who embraced his blackness years before afros in raised fist, russell grew up in oakland just down the street and led mcclymonds high school to 2 state titles. then he led the university of san francisco to 2 straight ncaa titles finishing his career on the hilltop with 55 straight wins. the dons also became the first ncaa champion ever to start 3 african-american players. now after winning a gold medal in the 56 olympics. russell join the boston celtics and let them to their first nba championship. boston with russell as their centerpiece went on to win 8 straight nba titles and a total of 11. the final 2 were russell as a player coach. the first black head coach in nba history. here's more on the larger than life historical figure and the impact he made. >> undeniably the greatest winner of any athlete in american team sports. bill russell was born in monroe, louisiana, but with an oakland native from the a

in fact, the late coach john thompson once said this of russell russ was the first person i knew wholed himself black, not colored, not black. russ was the first person i know who embraced. he's black this year's before afros and raised fists. russell grew up in oakland inlet mcclymonds high school to 2 state titles. then he led the university of san francisco to 2 straight ncaa titles finishing his career on the hilltop with 55 straight wins. the dons also became the first ncaa champion ever to start 3 african-american players after winning a gold medal in the 56 olympics, russell joined the boston celtics and led them to their first nba championship. boston with russell as their centerpiece went on to win 8 straight nba titles and 11 total. the final 2 were russell as player coach, the first head coach in nba history to do so as an african-american, of course, the reaction of bill's death has been pouring in from social media all day. here's what warriors head coach steve kerr had to say. >> what a sad day today to hear of bills passing at the age of 88, especially for those of us

dangerous heat waves, first responders are spread thin, says richland's assistant county administrator john thompsonat because of the increased demand for services, that means increased workload for that particular crew, for that paramedic, and for the emt working on that ambulance. catherine: captain winta adams with the emergency services department says burnout is worsening worker shortages. >> as the crew goes in service, they're normally getting a 911 call right off the bat and they'll run the call, get to the hospital, get another 911 call, run that call. get to the hospital, get another 911 call. it is very hard for them to find time to take a break, whether that's to eat breakfast or lunch or just be able to use the facilities. catherine: they're recruiting aggressively to find more staff, and recently opened a new training boot camp. >> our job as the ems professionals is to save lives. and if we don't have the adequate staff to run the calls to get to the patients that need life saving measures, then we are not able to do our job,saving lives. catherine government managers : are also tryin

and i went to see john thompson who did not know.or what excuse me, he was the middle of his hall of fame career at georgetown. we fought for much of that time. >> legendary fights. [laughter] some were pretty legendary. when i was stupid enough to offer to go outside with him. [laughter] i figured out things that would not have worked out well for me. fortunate he laughed at me and refuse the offer. but to become kind of a mentor to me in many ways after he retired because he was so smart. i went and said i want to do a book on race in sports but i do not know where tod start. and he said he might as will try to explain the holy trinity. he pointed a finger at me which is why you have to do it. but i still did not have a way in. the next year i found a way in. which was lamar jackson. who as you remember when he came out of college was told to become a wide receiver. become a running back. your skills are not right nfl quarterback. quarterbacks are trapped in the top ten. josh allen had become a star. baker mayfield is okay. josh wa

racially, and i went to see john thompson who i had known. since i first got to the post, excuse me when he was in the middle of his hall of fame career at georgetown and we'd fought for much of that time legendary fights. some of them were pretty legendary kind when i was stupid enough to to offer to go outside with him and figure things out that way which would not have worked out well for me fortunately. he laughed at me and refused the offer but john had become kind of a mentor to me in many ways after he retired because he's so he was so -- smart. and i went and i said to him i want to do a book on race in sports, but i don't know where to start. and he said you might as well try to explain the holy trinity and then he pointed a finger it means which is why you have to oh, which is why you have to do it. but i still didn't have a way in. the next year i found the way in. which was lamar jackson who as you remember when he came out of college was told become a wide receiver become a running back. your skills aren't right for an nfl quarte

host: if this president biden is economy or john thompson economy -- president biden's economy or donald trump's becoming -- economy? caller: covid pay a little desk play a role in that but it is donald trump's responsibility on what happens. host: should joe biden have getting -- given donald trump some credit on their better than expected jobs report where joe biden counted better insulation -- inflation? caller: you can say so in some aspects but at the same time, even though trump got the vaccine rolling, it was joe biden that implemented it and got many americans vaccinated. it is a tug and pull but i wanted to add, if you look at republicans and how they respond to certain policymaking for bills --or bills, it is funny how they say trump's for the people what republicans will do everything they can to take medicare and social security away and with the v.a. act. keep that in mind, republicans, when you use democrats because it does not 50 scenario --fit the scenario. host: independent. caller: good morning. american -- joe biden is too old. the last tape you plate, he said there wa

and we'll and thompson is our florida base space in science. john list writes for space dot com. she joins us of skype from orlando. we had to wait 50 years, but this day is finally here. how excited you? oh i am just so. so over the moon, excuse me, i'm very excited about this launch. it's. it's going to be incredible. what are they doing between now and launch? what are the steps they need to take before that time comes? so they just have, you know, some system checkouts that they have to do, including like the ground systems that are connected to the rocket. and then after midnight they will began loading the fuel that's on the rocket and ensure that it is all tanked up and ready to go for its $830.00 launch. why is it taking so long for this to happen? and so after the apollo program was disbanded, nasa switched to the space shut. also, the focus was on lower earth orbit. and now that nasa has had a presence there for more than 20 years, they're turning their sites into deep space to go back to the moon and then eventually on to mars. so this will be the 1st time that there i

john. >> sandra: to caitlyn's point, lexi thompson, average drive, 272 yards, that's insane. all right.'s a live look, we are waiting president biden, the pool has been called we are told so they are getting closer. jonathan turley joining us at george washington law professor and fox news contributor. quite a tweet right now coming from jason furman, formerly of a democratic administration, economist, university of chicago says pouring roughly a half trillion dollars on inflationary fire is reckless. doing it well beyond one campaign promise $10,000 student loan relief and breaking another, all proposals paid for is even worse. this president is getting criticism from both sides of the aisle for the move he is about to announce. is it constitutional? >> i'm skeptical. i would bet against it. no law gives the president this authority. there is a higher education act for the secretary to manage loans but does not say that you can wipe out an entire category of loans or much of it. this is a huge amount of money. i think the framers would be mortified a president could unilaterally make t

kilometers on iran, nuclear power. gladly miss thompson, whether the 2 warring parties come to her rare agreement in the ongoing conflict remains in open question. john henry and al jazeera keith to come here now just they are including rising tensions and the taiwan strait type. they come up live fine drilled of the days of chinese military exercises and members of bangladesh of indigenous community rally and demanding on end to government. censorship marlin ah ah, hates continues to be the big story across the middle east. hello everyone. here's a snapshot on tuesday. those temperature is yep, we still have readings in the fifty's box that into queue weight. we had all the sand in dust swirling around here as well through the q a pushing into that eastern province of saudi. now if we go in for a closer look around the gulf states, temperatures are coming out, for example, in don't up to $43.00 degrees, but we're going to kick back that humidity just a bit so it will start to feel a bit more comfortable. ok off to pakistan. those monsoon rains are picking up once again for sin province at least eastern portions. and the prediction is for above avera

thompson. whether the 2 warring parties come to a rare agreement in the ongoing conflict remains an open question. john henderson al jazeera keith. the european union has tabled a final text as talk, so the reviving the 2015 iran nuclear deal wrap up in vienna. top e diplomat. yes, it borrows that on monday. what can be negotiated has been negotiated. the united states says it's ready to conclude an agreement quickly based on the text. but iran's response says it requires a comprehensive review, treat a policy, the executive vice president of the quincy institute. he says they've been compromises on both sides. i think we are more aware of the issues whether you one years have back down. for instance, they're no longer insist sting on the iranian revolutionary guard coach to be taken off that you as terrorists less. they have also indicated that they are now satisfied with the assurances that they will be given that the u. s. will not be withdrawing from the deal again. however, it does not seem to be a particularly strong assurances, but the one you seem to have.

thompson. our headlines today. # i'm out of my head # hopelessly devoted to you the star of grease, dame olivia newton—john, one ofta leads the tributes saying her "impact was incredible". former us president donald trump's home in florida is raided by the fbi. his son says it's in connection to the handling of official documents. a growing summer of discontent? some amazon workers join rail and airline staff in walking out.

thompson started participating in the program two years ago. what are you most excited about in life right now? >> right now? coming to this program. john'ss me out of trouble. >> reporter: year-round activities, from sports and music to the arts, giving them a purpose and helping them set goals for the future. what does basketball mean to you? >> if it wasn't for basketball, i don't know what i would be doing right now. like, that's a lot. >> reporter: what do you want them to know? >> i want them to know that i'm going to make them proud. big dreams. >> reporter: dreaming of a better life. for "eye on america," meg oliver, cbs news, bridgeton, new jersey. >> o'donnell: such a great program. we need more like that. these kids need everybody's help. up next, terrifying moments for air passengers when their plane's engine catches fire. ladies, six minutes please... this is my life. it's not always “picture perfect.” plus i'm dealing with bleeding from uterine fibroids. enter myfembree, a once-daily pill for women with heavy menstrual bleeding due to uterine fibroids. with myfembree, heavy bleeding went down by 84%. serious risks include he

saying that he had shared what he needed to, but thompson and maloney are saying that's not the way it works. that congress has oversight on this. and, johne also accusing him of hiding evidence from congress they say of your misconduct and mismanagement. so we have reached out to the ig's office. no response just yet. this is part of this escalating feud and back and forth between these two committees, january 6th and oversight, and the potentially embattled ig here. john? >> embattled to say the least. appreciate the latest there. thanks so much. let's move on to the white house and right now president biden heading back to the nation's capitol for historic pit stop. he will sign a sweeping health, tax, and climate bill into law this afternoon. what democrats call the inflation reduction act cleared congress last week on two party-line votes. the measure includes something democrats have wanted to do for years, allowing medicare to negotiate prices for prescription drugs and it includes billions in new climate investments. let's get to mj lee at the white house. a celebration for the president. >> reporter: absolutely. this is going to

thompson. whether the 2 warring parties come to her rare agreement in the ongoing conflict remains an open question. john henderson, al jazeera keith, ukrainian officials say 11 east via is refusing to accept corn from the 1st congo shipment to leave the war zone. since the invasion there was only loaded with $26.00 and a half 1000 tons of corn is now looking for another port to dock at. the ukrainian embassy and lebanon says the buyer argued the 5 months delivery delay was too long . 3 7 vessels and sailed out of black c ports under the deal between ukraine, russia broken by the u. n. and turkey. spring in reza about the army as a former senior economist at the u. n's, food and agricultural organisation joins us now live from rome. good. have you with us? how common is it for a buyer to reject a shipment? well, you know, there are always reasons why this things happen and it, it, i guess it's not. it's not often, but depending on the circumstances and the, and the contractual agreements, unfortunately, i didn't know about the commercial contract. that is, in this particular case, to know the real reason

thompson. our headlines today. # i'm out of my head # hopelessly devoted to you the star of grease, dame olivia newton—john, one ofhe most successful music artists of all time, has died at the age of 73. her co—star and friend john travolta leads the tributes saying her "impact was incredible". former us president donald trump's home in florida is raided by the fbi. his son says it's in connection to the handling of official documents. a growing summer of discontent? some amazon workers join rail and airline staff in walking out. more could follow. what does it mean for them and for you? good morning from birmingham where the commonwealth games went out with a bang. a sky full of fireworks, and ozzy osborne and black sabbath making a surprise appearance to close the show. and we catch up with rugby union's ed slater 24—hours into his 350—mile bike ride to raise awareness of mnd. tighter than charlie sharples at the bar! but beyond thatjust relief, relief. the dry weather remains with us about from across north—west scotland but the temperature is going to rise, some of us up to 35 or 36 degrees. all of the detail

thompson from warren hinkle at rolling stone. yeah, that's that's absolutely true. and you know, i think i think john ended up getting a lot of the credit and i think warren was very aware of that. that you know the the conception of gonzo journalism was really a scandalous thing. but you know, he really didn't have i mean nobody had any choices here. it wasn't obvious that. that thompson was going to be a great match with rolling stone, which was still a fledgling rock magazine, you know thompson was older than most of the people who wrote for rolling stone. he wasn't a college graduate. he was an air force veteran, you know, there are a lot of ways that he didn't quite fit the mold. that rolling stone, but yon really? saw that his stuff might click with rolling stones readers. and he encouraged him. actually. the first contact came. when hunter wrote to john after the ultimate coverage came out in rolling stone. he just said that was fine was the concert that some people say was the death of the 1960s where the hell's angels pounced on a young african-american concert going and stabbed into death.

thompson started participating in the program two years ago. >> reporter: woo are you most excited about in life right now? >> right now? >> reporter: uh-huh. >> coming to this program. johnut of trouble. >> reporter: year around activities from sports and music to the arts, giving them a purpose and helping them set goals for the future. what does basketball mean to you? >> if it wasn't for basketball i don't know what i would be doing right now. like it is a lot. >> reporter: what do you want them to know? >> i want them to know that i'm going to make 'em proud. big dreams. >> reporter: dreaming of a better life. for "eye on america," meg oliver, cbs news, bridgeton, new jersey. >> such a great program. we need more like that. these kids need everybody's help. >>> up next, terrifying moments for air passengers when their plane's engine catches fire. with depression, you just feel...blah. not okay. all...the...symptoms. need to deal with this. so your doctor tells you about trintellix, a prescription medicine for adults with depression. okay, feeling relief from overall symptoms. hmm. and trintellix had no significant impact on weight in clinical trials. so there's that.

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