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now other notes in the g chord would be the g and the b or the third, mong up to the fifth, which isd then, in the octave, another g at the top. you can use those notes to create an interesting line, you know, that's the first-- those are the most common tones, the most inside notes to play that will agree with what the piano player is playing. oh, let's try that again. yeah, right. (tesar) after we agree on the basic harmony, we can still shape each individual chord a little bit differently. the page may call for e minor, 7, a-7, d major, 7, so it'll give us a description of chords. but i can play the chords in different registers. i can play them close. i can spread the notes out so i can change the general texture of the chord, so we have the freedom to improvise harmonically. a very important thing to be listening for is the soloist. i have got to listen to that person and play forms of the chord that are hopefully going to best complement the melodies that the soloist is playing. let's just say somebody playsomething, and they're playing a lot of notes, they're playing a very fa

now, the path of this storm is mong basically offsho of vietnam r the next 1 hours. as it approaches t ast, it's going to make a turn to the north south and east of hanoi. you see the symbol ming a change here. you're seeing a storm with 70-mile-per-hour winds. and rainfal totals i some of theountain are could get above one to two feet. that can causeflooding, at the storm surge, and the tremendous rain falling in the mountns. 're expecting widesprd damage into vietnam and flooding rains ssible as the storm moues north into china. >>> and the bay area's home to one of the lgest fipino islands.ies oside of the people gathered at a church on the ninsula to pray forhe victims. >> reporter: 99% of st. andrew's parishioners, are filipino-amerin. some with family i the dirt path o this typhoon. tonight's saturday night mass was focused o the vic thames of typhoon haiyan. >> we kp in our prars at our relaves in the philippines. not only dealing wit the earthqua, but now, the phoon. >> repter: a 7.1 magnitude earthquake hit the sam region of the island two months ago. >> thi

we educate on how to [inaudible] now we partner with the [inaudible] doe, mong, et cetera, to [inaudible] outreach quarters. through [inaudible] which are respectful and responsive to the cultural needs of all small businesses. >> the goal of our outreach is to build those relationships and trust with the small businesses to be effecttive we need to have a better working relationship so we understand what's really on the happening to the businesses on the ground and what they're facing on a daily basis. this is very important to us and that's part of our outreach strategy. we will go out to the neighborhood businesses in the same 25 districts as many times as it takes to develop those connection points and once we have those connection points merchants are willing to talk to us a bit more about some concerns and challenges they have. so the findings i'm presenting now are a culmination of what we've learned after talking to a lot of businesses, not only in the best neighborhoods, corridors, but also not invested neighborhoods and corridors. it was a little surprising to see what the chal

it is sti mong. >> reporter: sinkhes are all too commonn florida because sandy soil sits atoplay and limeston when water seeps down it can create a vd like an underground balloon full of air. when thearth is too heavy th balloon pops. it can be catastrophic. march, a 30-foot-wide sinkholeast of tampa swallow man in his bedroom. hibody was never found. in august, a 60-ot-wide sink hole collapsed part of a vacation resort near disneyworld. anher one consumes tre in second this geologist from the unersity of houston. >>reas that are susceptible is where we have water lls pumping water out of theround for industrial, ho or business use and irrigation. >> i don't think it's livable. i mean, i don't wanto live in itnymore. >> repter: another florida neighborhood under siege from an assaulthat takes aim from e ground up. net shamlian, nbc news, houston. >>> we lrned today the notoris boston mobster whitey bulger will die behind bars. he was sentenced aer a long trial, concted of 11 murders amg other crimes. he was capturea few years back living the life of a retiree in santa monica. fo year

story, the wave of destructive weather inuding ma tornadoes wee been watching all day as it's been mongross the midwest and since we've been on the air the death tollas increased to four peopleonfirmed dead from those tornadoes. let's get an update from the weather channel'sim cantore standing by with re. >> lester a damaging nd threat unfortunaty that means the rest of the night for many still across t east, so you'll notice from vermont all the way down across mississippi,e are talking about a chce for some damaging winds, so far today we've seen winds gusting 70 to 85 miles per hour. is graph reprents a look at all the tornads that have occurred in illinois and indiana since about 11: this morning local time. if all of the 89 reports hold, this wld be thehird largest tornadoutbreak in the month of november so far with the death toll where it is, and the number of strong tornadoeshat we've had, ef4, this makes this the strongest and deadliestin november history in the state of illinois. not numbs we like t talk about. >> all rightim cantore, jim, thanks very much. >>> that's "nbc nigh

take a path hooking off toward the coast of vietnam as a category 2 hurricane or typhoon and then mongtremendous ck mage. maybe another foot or two of rein coming down as haiyan ntinues to curve up towards china in the next 36 hours. kris? >> thank you vy much. that iour developing story typhoon hain made landfall in the philippines yesterday. as many as 1,200 people were killed by thtyphoon. wi gusts as strong as 170 miles per hour, ripping off roof topsff of buildings, knocked down trees and power lines and left some in deep floodwaters. nearly 750,000 people fled their homesefore the storm. the bay ares home to some 400,000 filipino americans, man of those who have bee watching the typhoon tckery closely. gladys's sister lives in a place that was hard h by a 7.1 rthquake just three weeks ago. when the typhoon hit, some of her family members were still living in tents because of tha earthqua. >> it's so scary and i'm s scared about them and very worried abou them. actually i can't sleep lt night becausof the worry. i'm so wored. >> relief efforts are ramping up all around the bay are

wage jobs are not held by heads of households but young single workers and given that unemployment mong the teenagers is 22 percent many businesses will reduce staffing and increasing unemployment again among the young. alisyn. >> always the unintended consequences. >> 22 percent too high. nspeaking of jobs, president obama will speak on the economy. and the jones report for october is now out and there are serious questions about the impact of obama care on the u.s. economy. we'll break that down for you. >> one subbush an town is dealing with an angry swarm terrorizing the neighborhood. >> and the alleged victim of the nfl detailing explosive claims made by the time mates and what he said forced him from the team. >> as we are all aware, there is a lot of information out there and we know that the nfl coming down here to conduct a review. any comment we make at this time would be a disservice to the process that is about to take place. [ coughs, sneezes ] i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't u

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these diseases are highly contaa mong children.now antivaksccination beliefs might play a roll in bringing them back. >> measles, mumps, whooping cough, deadly diseases. until recently virtually eliminated. now doctors see an alarming trend. more and more children are coming down with these diseases. >> so it's a serious issue that these diseases are coming back. >> very. kids die from measles on a regua basis. kids are in hospitals and can dm whoop cuff. >> here in maryland cases of whooping cough are skyrocketing. >> outs breaks of measles and mumps have swept through states. how serious a problem is its? summer robinson experienced it firsthand. her son was just 3 weeks old when whooping cough put him in intensive care for 5 days. >> what went through your mind? >> are they going to start breathing again, if they do start breathing again how long have they not been breathing what are the side effects going to be. >> too young for the recommended vaccine he was is living proof of the out break break. >> you can kill my baby becau

look likes it' mong. what about t skies? want t check in with meorologist christina loren. a look athe forecastnow. >> good morni to you. temperatures mtly in the 4 right now. as we head throughout the cool day., wre expecting a unch time, 58, only at 63 in the heat of the da only expting the mid-60s even in the warmestcities as we head inthis afternoon. sa brun. and sanrancisco beautiful sun rise b temperatures will be cool eugh just about all day long. so want to talk about the storm syst coming in. at:00 p.m. expecti our first shower inhe north bay. th as we head throughout tomorrow a of that activity spreads to the south. widespread lig shower actity. as we hd throughout wednesday we get even strger punch of moisture that's gng to impact the north bay. tals impressive, maybe up to more like a half inch south of th gden gatebridge. check ur drive with mike inouye. >> looking toward oakland where we expected a difrent flow and that's whate did see here. helights southbound we saw a lot of traff comg in waves downtown int this scene.ut of we'll lk at the map. we see slowin

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security and even a with the means to collect share process or store information that supports these of mong the equity share across agencies. as part of these efforts also consider opportunities with the applications to contract being that could just be information sharing in the office is responsible for making a determination for put additional means will occur over the coming weeks and we anticipate this to be completed in within 20 days. think you for the opportunity to testify but to protect to improve the process and procedure to insure the safety of both as a tragic events of highlighted the must maintain a strong focus on improvement to heed the president's call of a comprehensive review to address any potential gaps in the quickest manner possible we afford to work with congress as we undertake this important for >> chairman, a ranking member remembers of the committee thank you for asking me to be here today the events that occurred last month that the navy yard were horrifying 12 civilian employees and members of contract work force ruthlessly gunned down all individuals are doin

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you can see another big storm mong into the pacific northwest right now. we have some aas right along the oregon/washington border picking one to two inches o rain. generally abt half an inch to a quarter of an inch tre. we'rgoing to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. this trade or what it ls you check stats whilyou talk trades... harrisor kruz? hi mom write do the details while you chat... four cups of breadcrumbs. drag and drop pictur so you canhare faster. and follow t recipe while seeing how it's done. right, so... oh celery. now feating over $600 in addedalue. and follow t recipe while seeing how it's done. includinsamsung hub and google play. >>> good tuesday morning to you. i'm meteorologist chrtina quite a bit of rainfall moving over theay area. travel ctiously thismorning. i want to zoom in on the south bay as we have a big bat head our way. will be rainy. eady rainor the next 15, 20 minutes least. temperatures now in the 50s, 're going to see aice finish ending in the low 70s. hope you have a fantastic tuday. >>> anthat'

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