>> a rare one-page letter from mozart sold for $273,000 in the auction house. in the alert, is heed his close friend to send -- he asked his close friend to send a messenger to return three scores for him. items by mozart are among the most collected items. >> he just wanted his stuff back. >> he was like, hey, buddy, you've had my scores long enough, bring them back. >> i thought it would be juicier than that for $217,000. >> thanks for watching. >>> see you back here for the wbz news at 11:00 right after

in the letter, mozart asked his close friend to send a messenger to return three scores of music to him. letters by mozart are among the most desired items from music collectors. >> pretty interesting. >> that's a lot of money for a sentence. >> no kidding, right? >>> so we were talking about fall colors, right? we thought it would be a late start because it was so warm at the beginning of the month. it's really starting to pop. >> i feel like everything's really coming out here. a lot of northern new england is in peak right now. vibrant colors in dover, new hampshire. thanks to camden for sending this shot in. i love it. a lot of the oranges. it was admittedly delayed a little bit the fist couple of weeks -- the first couple of weeks. we're behind by about a week or two in many spots. we're starting to see near or at peak color here for portions of the route 2 corridor into western new england and past peak in the far north country. i don't know about you, but even in southern new england, you'll be driving and see splashes of color. it's the cool mornings and bright sunshine that hel

r & r auctions sold a better written by wolfgang mozart. sean: she's pretty popular. mozart asked to return the score for three letters. can you imagine? erin: that's amazing. coming up in your next half an hour, it's been 30 years since the flight was bombed over scotland. now navy they have the republicans finally admit it. >>"republican kevin mccarthy saying ...the committee investigating benghazi and clinton's emails was created to destroy her candidacy..." "everybody thought hillary clinton was unbeatable, right? but we put together a benghazi special committee... what are her numbers today?" republicans have spent millions attacking hillary... ...because she's fighting for everything they oppose... ...from affordable health care. ...to equal pay... she'll never stop fighting for you. and the republicans know it. >>i'm hillary clinton and >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 sean: welcome back. good morning. it is finally friday, october 16th. a live look in meredith. 48 degrees. that will seem balmy. erin: overnight we could see some flurr

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

heather: a rare letter penned by mozart sells on auction. the hundreds of thousands of dollars it went for. people want change, they want reform, they want to see something done, but just carping about it and whining about it and making speeches about it doesn't get it done. nobody has shaken up the system more than i have. i've always been unorthodox in this and against the grain. but you know what? i know how to get it done. new day independent media committee, inc. is responsible for the content >> this is an editorial by wcvb president and general manager bill fine. bill cohan current laws allow their own pay grade, and the listed any percent. they found a path to a 14% raise by literally sitting on their hands, or to use a football metaphor, lining up in az formation and letting the clock run out. -- in a v -formation and letting citing their lack of arrays for almost a decade is how they did it. after the perspective of the council lowered it to $107,500. but marty walsh vetoed that idea and proposed a $900,000 coppermine instead. now

heather: a rare letter written by mozart sells for big money at a boston option. it at a friend to return three musical scores. it sold to another if identified -- two and and if identified -- ed: let' s look at traffic. that is the pike heading west and that is right after the tools as you heading to newton. that is going nowhere. let' s go through the drive times. there is still a lot of red to be aware of. 40 minutes or more mass ave to route three. you' ve got a 22 minute ride from i-93 to newton corner. this stretch is still about 40 minutes. the mass pike has gotten a little slower, 11 minutes right now. heather: a new warning tonight about vitamins and supplements. ed: on the health alert, the warning sparked by a closer connected to the pills. heather: you hear it at work, from your friends and feel it yourself. many of us not getting enough sleep. the study that finds the problem is not new. and little moves you can make to change that. ed: a shocking move in the kosovo parliament caught on camera. here at humana, we value sticking with things. when somet

look, mozart was writing great similar phones symphoneys at 14. >> what age? >> 18 to bring in-t in into alignment with the voting age, the age you can go into the military without consent of anyone, sign contracts, get married, et cetera. that's age 18. job one is to get conformity here because it's -- kids can't understand this. they can't drink until 21 but they can do these other things at age 18. let's look initially at that problem. when it comes to parental -- allowing kids to drink, that becomes more complicated because it depends a lot on the parents. there's a type of parenting. we call it authoritative parenting. authoritative parenting is where the parents know a lot, they can reason with kids and that's how they deal with their children, through reasoning and through, you know, logic, et cetera. then authoritarian parents, they tell kids -- they lay down the law or those where anything goes. authoritative parents can work with kids where alcohol consumption is concerned below the legal age under supervised conditions, et cetera, effectively. but t

kevin why does mozart hate : chickens? cause all they say is "bach, bach, bach." stacey: how did the president propose to michelle? i don't wanna be "obama" self. kevin: and how does a pumpkin fix a broken heart? with a pumpkin patch. [laughter] we caught up with some other kids in the waterbury neighborhood. they were dressed up as paper and scissors, but said rock and ran away. stacey: several metro towns have their beggars' nights tomorrow. for a complete list of halloween activities, check out our kcci app or head to our website, kcci.com. kcci family also getting in the halloween spirit. i mean, how cute is this? this is steffani nolte's daughter colette as a gum ball machine. steve: i know these two. that's marshall, better known as thomas the tank engine, and his sister evy the pumpkin. they are so cute. twin sisters showing up. stacey: isn't she pretty? samantha garman looking beautiful as belle from "beauty and the beast." upload yours to u-local at kcci.com. kevin: kurtis was home for the trick-or-treaters between shows. hear any good jokes? kurtis: i he

we mentioned mozart.ozart is alone in a good mod and sudden lay symphony appears in his head and he writes it down and is done. that is a myth based on a letter that is a formry. we have nope it's a forgery for 150 years but you still see it in academic papers about creativity as if it were true. people like the myth. the reality is step by step process, someone with skill and experience, trying and failing. and -- until they finally finish something. it's like a jigsaw puzzle. the 10,000th might feel the best but you have to put the others in first. that's the truth about the ah-ha moment. a feeling that comes at the end of a long series of steps. >> this is a question for both authors, last night i between see the new steve jobs movie and it was brilliant but there's a theme for people leak steve jobs, elon musk, to try to change the world. they seem to be assholes. >> this is public television. >> there is a way to change the world without being an asshole? is there a benevolent asshole. >> we get it.

ever since mozart wrote the magical flute. >> topic two. going sexy, carrying pizza on his back. don't be coy, you remember pizza rat. that rodent. people thought, that would make a great halloween costume, and a great halloween costume, a even better sluty halloween costume, sexy pizza rat, that is right, for just 89.95 you can be a rodent, a sexy halloween costu costume. topic three. hay, did you have a good day, did you have a good day? missy and lady were having a great day just being dogs doing dog things like sleeping, breaking puppy wind, snacking on kibble, until dad came home and wanted to talk about who tore up his pants. >> did you have a good day? did you have a good day, daddy loves you, who tore my pants up though? you don't top tal you don't want that? >> no. i don't want to talk about tearing your pants up, it would be a great day if you would stop making me feel guilty, that video goes on and on it is fantastic. >> topic 4. there it is, you remember sissa phys from greek m missionology - mythology, rolling a boulder up the

a little bit of classical: beethoven, mozart, bach. >> how did you learn? i mean you don't just sit down one day and start feeling out bach on the piano. >> nah, i just, took what i know from the trumpet and translated it to the piano. >> how do you play, for example, the bach pieces that you like? i don't see any sheet music... oh, here you go, a little. >> yeah. >> so you can read music? >> yes... but not like, for piano i kind of like- i can't really read it directly. like that one's actually for the cello, i actually took the cello piece and played it on piano. >> what, um, what does playing the piano do for you? >> it's therapy, and a hobby, an interest. i wanna be a professional you know its just a little bit of everything. >> does anybody else here play? >> nah, not really, like i teach them, you know the- [plays a scale] the little scales and different- they like little hip hop beats, you know like songs that are already made so i teach them how to play those. like you'll have kids make beats and flow all day but when it comes to a little sonata or

r & r auctions sold a left from wolfgang mozart. sean: he asked a friend to return the scores for three pieces of music. his letters are some of the most sought off musical items. i don't need money or anything. i can write you some music. that would be really cool. erin: it would be. coming up, it has been nearly 30 years since a pan am flight was bombed over scotland. now they say they have hand-crafted...layer by layer. the new macchiato from dunkin' donuts. experience the flavor of fall i thought southern new hampshire university was only online. but then i visited and saw that there was this amazing campus, with a great campus culture. the community was just amazing, i really feel like this is i've made so many friends here, friends that i know i'll have for life. i have everything i need to succeed right here. there's always something happening here. this is such a fun place to be. everybody really loves what they're doing here. visit snhu and see for yourself. can i get a medium coffee, cream, two sugars? medium hot coffee, c

>> does it need to reflect the mozart character? it seems simplistic. >> it needs to be compatible and that's what we're judging. >> [inaudible] >> peppy. >> [inaudible] >> not that mo sart is muscular and the contrast between the refinement of classical proportion and detail and this which is very industrial so i think that's the conflict less the weight of the material because certainly you look at city hall it's a pretty muscular heavy building but i agree with commissioner hyland about -- but again this is the problem. do we have an unique station here versus the other eight? because it's not really compatible ultimately in my opinion it's not compatible with the wave and the industrial character of the assembly of parts to support it. >> but there are other options supported that we don't believe are compatible either so there is no option right now; right? >> [inaudible] >> a different design. >> [inaudible] >> it's just like this because you have the wave situation in front of city hall and moving to the middle and what's the

. >> that's mozart. >> that's some good editing. i like that. >> wait, editing? >> i mean, like, to the music. i mean, it's -- >> but i mean, he's really doing it. >> oh, he's really -- >> what came first, the piano music or the -- >> that's my question, was he just tapping the table like cute babies do, then they added the music. >> oh, i thought the music was playing, so he was actually on beat. >> i guess they added it, but -- >> whatever, he's so cute. >> he's adorable. >> and he's looking at something -- >> he looks, like, excited and into it, intense. >>> turning now to grammy-winning singer adele, out with her first album in years. winslet saying no to touching. >> we all know adele sent fans into a frenzy yesterday with the release of her new song "hello" from her upcoming album "25," but it almost didn't happen. speaking to bbc radio 2, adele admitted she struggled writing this album, thinking she'd dry up, if you will, even considered retirement. i think i speak for fans everywhere when i say we're certainly glad she didn't throw in the towel. and speak

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how great is it that my kids get to see that and now understand the genius of mozart. >> and care aboutramatic and not totally true. >> you have to mesmerize people in the way he did. he would not have been shy in saying that this motion of looking down and twiddling with your fingers is as significant as humans discovering tools and then the printing press and then steve jobs. i mean, he thought in big, grand gestures like that. >> what was your thought process about getting involved in the project to begin with? one of the things we learned about in the sony hacking attack is all the machinations and people behind the scenes. it went from sony to universal, david fincher was involved early. there were other actors. how do you -- >> you just have to keep faith really. that's interesting something about jobs, it's this belief system. when you believe in something. you know, to make other people see it the way you want to see it, you have to believe in order for them to be able to believe. you have to keep faith. we had an extraordinary journey. weirdly we had seth rogan involved. he was

>> does it need to reflect the mozart character? it seems simplistic. >> it needs to be compatible and that's what we're judging. >> [inaudible] >> peppy. >> [inaudible] >> not that mo sart is muscular and the contrast between the refinement of classical proportion and detail and this which is very industrial so i think that's the conflict less the weight of the material because certainly you look at city hall it's a pretty muscular heavy building but i agree with commissioner hyland about -- but again this is the problem. do we have an unique station here versus the other eight? because it's not really compatible ultimately in my opinion it's not compatible with the wave and the industrial character of the assembly of parts to support it. >> but there are other options supported that we don't believe are compatible either so there is no option right now; right? >> [inaudible] >> a different design. >> [inaudible] >> it's just like this because you have the wave situation in front of city hall and moving to the middle and what's the

>> does it need to reflect the mozart character?t seems simplistic. >> it needs to be compatible and that's what we're judging. >> [inaudible] >> peppy. >> [inaudible] >> not that mo sart is muscular and the contrast between the refinement of classical proportion and detail and this which is very industrial so i think that's the conflict less the weight of the material because certainly you look at city hall it's a pretty muscular heavy building but i agree with commissioner hyland about -- but again this is the problem. do we have an unique station here versus the other eight? because it's not really compatible ultimately in my opinion it's not compatible with the wave and the industrial character of the assembly of parts to support it. >> but there are other options supported that we don't believe are compatible either so there is no option right now; right? >> [inaudible] >> a different design. >> [inaudible] >> it's just like this because you have the wave situation in front of city hall and moving to the middle and what's the d

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