. >> coming up, i'll show you the unusual way they celebrate the new year in the land of mozart -- vienna, austria. >> and there's lots more ahead, so stay with us. >> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm mwanzaa. >> and i'm livia. here's this week's top story. >> you might think of it as a healthy way to start the day, but you could be eating a bowl full of trouble. tyler has the disturbing truth about some of our favorite cereals. >> i think it's very nutritional. >> yeah, but it depends on what cereal. >> if you think your favorite cereal is healthy, here's a shock. it might be more than half sugar. and that's not sweet. >> it's been linked to obesity, diabetes. and when you eat tons and tons of it, you're obviously more at risk of developing type 2 diabetes or becoming more obese. >> that's why 84 popular cereals were tested by the environmental working group. they're a private organization dedicated to protecting the health of the public and the planet. they found that most of the cereals -- in fact, three out of four of them -- failed nutrition guidelines, guidelines that are set by the

researchers found that high iq corresponds to liking mozart, science, and-- "the colbert report!" [cheers and applause] what can i say? that's right, folks [crowd chanting stephen] i don't blame you i am smart! nation, if you like my show, you are smart. end of story. don't ask questions. that's not what smart people do. [laughter] and my viewers aren't just smart, i'm talking the kind of heavyweight intellects who, according to this study, also like curly fries. [laughter] [cheers and applause] that just makes sense, curly fries are the only side dish where you have to calculate the tangent of the external arc before cramming it into your fry-hole. [laughter] now, if you'll excuse me, time to get my think on. mmmm, i can feel my brain getting bigger. brain is in the hips, right? there's nothing i associate more with refined, intelligent culture than a crisp glistening curly fry. it's the sampler platter. why do you think they stick out their pinkies in the first place? to hold the next curly fry. my only problem with this? i'm an average joe. i don't want to come off as some kind

in this beautiful composition by mozart, we have an idea, and then he takes that idea and moves it downariation, and then the answer is a contrast--completely new. [light piano tune] and now we're in the middle of it. we haven't quite come home yet, so he repeats it. variation, and then a new contrast which brings us to a close. when we talk about melody, we're just talking about the beginning of a composition. melodies can generate an entire work. in this particular piece, that's only half of the theme. the theme then is developed a little further, and then he writes a set of six variations on this theme. [dramatic piano finish] (narrator) many non-western musics employ complex melodic arrangements that form the basis for composition and improvisation. the word mode is sometimes used to refer to these structures. one example of this is the arabic maqam system. the maqam system is based on scale-like groupings of notes that each have certain distinctive characteristics. since there are dozens of maqams, the melodic possibilities are endless. melody in arabic music develops along a singl

. >> i also felt like i was mozart's older brother. he's so good at what he does. savant. >> that's exactly what he is. he's a savant. >> it wasn't only justin's talent in the spotlight. so was his love life. >> britney spears and you. this is "larry king live" we don't fool around. >> we are dating. >> from the moment they confirmed the relationship to the moment it ended, they were a tabloid dream. despite it all, justin remained focused on the music, taking the lead in crafting the group's third album "celebrity." ♪ ever wonder why ♪ this take us on a ride >>> which included a lead single that seemed to take aim at 'n sync's detractors who derisively labeled their music pop. ♪ ♪ what's the deal with this pop life ♪ ♪ and when is it going to fade out ♪ >> as a member of 'n sync, he had done the unthinkable, he made liking a boy band cool. >>> coming up, from boy to man, justin sets out on a solo career and finds himself at the center of controversy. >> it was definitely a big emotional roller coaster. ♪ it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are lo

today, i went from being wolfgang amadeus mozart to... you know, that other guy. antonio salieri?e. you know, sheldon, you don't have so many friends that you can afford to start insulting them. just eat, sheldon, you'll feel better. why waste food? in texas, when a cow goes dry, they don't keep feeding it they just take her out and shoot her between the eyes. i'm confused. did sheldon stop giving milk? you can't let this kid get to you. you always knew that someday someone would come along who was younger and smarter. yes, but i assumed i would've been dead hundreds of years and that there'd be an asterisk by his name because he'd be a cyborg. so you've got a little competition. i really don't see what the big deal is. well, of course you don't. you've never excelled at anything. i don't understand-- exactly how did he get any friends in the first place? we liked leonard. well, what are you gonna do, sheldon, just give up? yes. it's what a rational person does when his entire life's work is invalidated by a postpubescent asian wunderkind. he ceases his fruitless efforts, he donat

music by beethoven, mozart and chuck berry. it is now 17 billion miles away, beaming back pictures. the last was in september, and here it is. a little picture of us on earth, just a dot seen from far, far away. kind of a wave to us in the rearview mirror. >>> and back here on earth, another postcard, the power of two forces of nature coming together. this is the split second in which you see lightning striking as a volcano erupts. german photographer martin reeve traveled to the volcano and waited for days to get these incredible shots. >>> and a political victory to tell you about for stephen colbert, one of the kings of satire on comedy central has a real politician on the rise in his family. hear sister. elizabeth colbert bush has won the democratic primary nomination of the special election to fill a vacant south carolina seat. her famous brother stephen says he's going to do everything in his power to help her score a victory in may. and she says she's ready to go to washington. >> by the way, colbert says his sister will not be safe from his jokes. he will target her if she d

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science, thunderstorms, out front, oh, i mean the dailey show, the godfather, morgan freeman's voice, mozart and curly fries. i have a confession to make, i hate curly fries. i always going with potato cakes. call me stupid. thank god i'm not on facebook any way. anderson cooper, 360 from rome starts right now. >>> thanks very much. good morning, everybody on what has been an extraordinary day in roam. we'll have complete coverage. there is breaking news at this hour involving a cardinal down the street behind me. cardinal mahoney of los angeles. the church settled four lawsuits against a diocese he ran. four men abused boys collecting nearly $10 million total. they were abused by a priest during the '70s. six years ago, he pled guilty to molesting boys. he did time. he's not alone. nor is cardinal maloney accused of protecting criminals. several are here in rome spending another day to select a pope. their own means of communication, the color of smoke from the ballots they burn. the chemicals they add to let the world know whether they have a pope or not. the first ballots burned and the a

and he's got hair of mozart, beethoven.chael jackson's hair from the day of the pepsi fire. and it's in a envelope, and when you open it and up and put your nose in it, it still smells singed. >> jimmy: no way! [ audience ews ] that's so gross, but kind of fascinating. i like that. [ light laughter ] >> he's got marilyn monroe here. he's got geronimo's ponytail. it's very strange, but very interesting. >> jimmy: and you like doing this show? >> i do. we've been all over the country. we've been to nashville. we've been to l.a. we went to see jack white down in nashville. >> jimmy: sure. he's got that -- his own studio there. >> his own studio and he's got his own record shop. and we just like -- as our producer said, we geeked out talking about vinyl for an hour. >> jimmy: i love it so much. congratulations. come back. >> thank you. >> jimmy: see us again. gary dell'abate. [ cheers and applause ] you can find "the howard stern show" on sirius xm. and "for what it's worth" airs thursday nights at 10:00 p.m. on vh1 classics. s

you're destroying an einstein or a mozart or something. what do you say to the kid? ch, ch. condensation. it's condensing up there. remember what we talked about-- when we talked about the warm air rises, what if that warm air get a lot of water vapor? when that rises, what's it do? begin with a x. - expand. - expand. when it expands, what's it do? begin with a c. - cool. - cool. to say it cools is to say it slows down. to say it slows, to say the water molecules can what? begin with a c. - condense. - condense. and when it condenses, what do you get? begin with a c. - cloud. - a cloud. can you see that? yeah. and usually the clouds around here, right over the mountains isn't that true? and why is that true? let's look at that. this is hawaii, huh? in fact, you can always tell when you're flying towards hawaii if you wanna get to-- just look at the window and you see all the clouds. it's hawaii. always clouds up here, most always. out here? sometimes, but most always up here. why? because the air-- --it's like hitting the spoiler of your car, right? it's get bounded up, righ

he's told somebody in an attic is playing a mozart on a piano, and he doesn't know who it is.reaks into the house, runs up, says, "keep playing!" he's got his violin with him, and he finishes this piece with this old woman, and then... c-span: have you been down to the einstein statue in washington, right across from the vietnam memorial? >> guest: i've been previously, and i'd tried to see it driving in, but i didn't see it. c-span: and you say you've never seen it. >> guest: i have seen it. yes, i've seen it previously, yes. c-span: what do you think of it? >> guest: it's not good of him, i don't think. c-span: why not? >> guest: how do you think any statues are good? i don't think the statue of churchill in london is good of him. i don't know, having seen him on film and seeing these photos and him playing ludo with this game with this little boy -- there he is for us. i think that's quite a good bust of him in that photograph. i don't know how clear it will come out. i think living people, it's very hard to get the lifeblood seen in the statues of them. c-span: i want to g

but the study also says you are more likely to be intelligent if you like colbert report mozart and curlynger games, probably single. >> like the hunger games and curly fries and ipods. >> you are very smart. >> smart but dissatisfied and single yet married with four children. hmm. really interesting. love to know the al go rhythm behind that. >> great for advertisers in terms of revenues. >>> this next story, about a woman who is 89 years old and blind, but her lack of vision is not stopping her from traveling the world. her name arlene gordon, featured in "on looking." eleven walks with expert eyes. here is dr. sanjay gupta with this week's human factor. >> this is what the world looks like through arlene gordon's eyes. 100% darkness, 100% of the time. >> it started in my 30s, 40s. the vision became so bad, decided to gamble. i said, you know, it's worse this way. i'm neither here nor there. >> she scheduled herself for an operation that could potentially make her vision worse. >> for six weeks, i had the best vision i ever had in my life. it was fantastic. i was -- i was like a baby wa

mozart and curly fries. and also predicts how many friends you have.or dollar general or jennifer lopez, you have many friends. if you don't have many friends, you're more likely to click like on the dark knight, in and out burger and a page called walking with your friends and randomly pushing them into someone or something. click on that page. you had few friends. so as you can tell, this list goes on and on. some really fascinating stuff. it is a bonanza for marketers and advertisers, but if you're looking for a little privacy, i say stop liking on facebook. >> you lost me at curly fries. i'm a tater tots girl, what can i say? thank you so much in new york for me on likes on facebook. so what do women want? one man may have the answer. coming up next, we'll tell you why his company is attracting so many stay at home moms. capella university understands rough economic times have led to an increase in clinical depression. drug and alcohol abuse is up. and those dealing with grief don't have access to the professional help they need. when you see these