mozart couldn't do that. nor can anyone do this 20 years ago. leisure ain't what it used to be. not all of this is something that an intellectual feels very happy about. one of the interesting papers that came out in the last few months is work by error occurs and others in university of chicago who pointed out participation that bob is worried about is happening because people who should be in the labor force are staying home and playing video games. [laughter] so you think, is this the good news or the bad news? >> now wait a minute. >> i can tell you -- >> i know error occurs. i know the paper.

i played a very sexy constanze, who is mozart's wife.roduction of "amadeus." >> yeah. >> seth: that seems like a pretty heavy thing foram >> yeah, it was a weird camp. >> seth: was "godspell" taken that year? >> it was, yeah. no we also did like "woyzeck," which is like an obscure german play. and i was once again like a slutty like wife and i was 12 that year. so it was cool. >> seth: see there you go. you've lived an interesting life. you didn't have to learn to play the oboe. thank you so much for being here and congratulations. >> oh, thank you. >> seth: lola kirke, everybody. third season of "mozart in the jungle" will be available tomorrow on amazon. we'll be right back with bret baier. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ not to be focusingo finaon my moderatepe. to severe chronic plaque psoriasis. so i made a decision to talk to my dermatologist about humira. humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almo

i played a very sexy constanze, who is mozart's wife.ke a weird -- oh so a camp production of "amadeus." >> yeah. >> seth: that seems like a pretty heavy thing for campers to be working on. >> yeah, it was a weird camp. >> seth: was "godspell" taken that year? >> it was, yeah. no we also did like "woyzeck," which is like an obscure german play. and i was once again like a slutty like wife and i was 12 that year. so it was cool. >> seth: see there you go. you've lived an interesting life. you didn't have to learn to play the oboe. thank you so much for being here and congratulations. >> oh, thank you. >> seth: lola kirke, everybody. third season of "mozart in the jungle" will be available tomorrow on amazon. we'll be right back with bret baier. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ wow! you look so cute and you are all welcome. look at these old navy pajamas. homemade hors d'oeuvres? uh nobody cares. as i was saying, before my sister rudely interrupted, i don't know why i'm so disgustingly generous... ... by giving you guys luxurious pajamas from old

mozart couldn't do that. nor can anyone do this 20 years ago. leisure ain't what it used to be. not all of this is something that an intellectual feels very happy about. one of the interesting papers that came out in the last few months is work by error occurs and others in university of chicago who pointed out participation that bob is worried about is happening because people who should be in the labor force are staying home and playing video games. [laughter] so you think, is this the good news or the bad news? >> now wait a minute. >> i can tell you -- >> i know error occurs. i know the paper. the question is which is the causation? >> i'm going to come to that. i don't know. >> you have been talking long enough. [laughter] >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> said john miller, what did you do here? >> guest: i'm the director of the journalism program which means i oversee a program that includes a campus newspaper and a radio station and a bunch of scholarships and i keep some classes. >> host: what dow? >> the dow is the dow, great michigan, a

our next guest stars in the golden globe winning series, "mozart in the jungle." the third season premieres on amazon tomorrow. please welcome to the show, lola kirke. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> seth: how are you? >> i'm good. >> seth: good. i'm so glad you're here. >> yeah. this already beats the last time i was on a talk show when they called me lola kirkel. >> seth: oh no they called you lola kirkel. >> yes. >> seth: did you remind them of urkel? do you think that's what happened? >> i don't know. maybe. >> seth: yeah maybe they got that in your head. >> i'm flattered now. >> seth: there you go. so congratulations on the show. third season. >> thank you.

he's thirsty. ( playing mozart's a little night music ) ute. cute? meaning what? it's off-hours. stop reading into things. it's just you have a very bright future. oh, and the right match can only make it brighter, right? there's no point in sleeping your way down the ladder. we can go now? yes. where are you going? we're going away now. excuse me. we're going bowling. why did i end up in the skirt? it fits you. this sure as hell better work. my feet are killing me! this goofball? you borrowed my watch again? it would clash with your outfit. right. you sure do borrow things a lot. if it bothers you, i'll stop. no, no. i'll stop. no. did you put the trash bags out for the truck this morning? i was supposed to do that? you know i didn't realize just how absolutely clean you were. because i don't like pizza stuck to the tv? your apartment is waiting for the original owners to move in. you have no consideration for my feelings. okay, here. here's your watch. you happy? i don't believe it. it was working a minute ago. no, it. thank you, god. hold it right there. come on, don't run. co

mozart. >> who's buying? >> this is for the physical number of cds. there was a 225-cd box set of all of mozart's works released five weeks ago. he also did a cover of "lemonade." that kind of pushed him over the top. billboard calculates the cds -- 5,556 people bought this 225-cd set which means he sol than anyone else. >> this is a math problem. what are you talking about? >> mozart leaves on a train from chicago at 5:00 -- anyway. >> use your fingers, dylan. >> cookie challenge. >> yes. in effect, i hopefully schedule -- weather permitting, will be able to go to a viewer's house. please send us in your recipe. the goal is to go to your house. if not, maybe you can come and feed us. challenge. what you got at home? >> how are you going to pick whose cookies you want to cook? >> i'm going to taste the recipe. because i'll have free time. i won't be traveling. >> that's right. >> these are good. let's show you what's going on weather wise. lake-effect snow, big, big, big. it is continuing to stream across from the fiv g we're talking about snowfall am

. ♪ >> prince was the mozart of his day. >> do you consider yourself a modern-day mozart?prince did. you can't think about it without thinking about the talent. astonishing virtuoso on keyboards and guitar of his generation. you heard it in every song he did. "let's get crazy." ♪ oh no let's go "raspberry beret." ♪ she wore a raspberry beret "purple rain." ♪ purple rain >> it's one of the great pop ballads ever recorded. ♪ only want to see you walking in the purple rain ♪ >> reporter: to make it in a movie? that's something no one in that decade did. springsteen, jackson didn't make a movie. "purple rain" was huge. >> winner is prince. for "purple rain." >> this is very unbelievable. >> i know everyone talks about "purple rain." but "when doves cry" is the moment we called him a genius. ♪ this is what it sounds like when doves cry ♪ >> incredibly autobiographical. was he just like his mother? was he just like his father? >> you're very sweet, but you're very much to yourself. and shy? >> i wouldn't say shy. >> okay. >> reporter: this is a guy who didn't give interviews. he

tonight -- ta from "mozart in the jungle" actress, lola kirke, chief political anchor of fox news, bret baier, featuring the 8g band with abe cunningham. ?? [ cheers and applause ] ladies a gentlemen, seth meyers. ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. news interview since the election. and it's a big sacrifice for him because sunday morning is usually when he tweets about "saturday night live." [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] he'll find the time. he'll still find the time. during trumps sunday morning news interview he is expected to discuss the agenda for his first 100 days in office. said trump, wait, i have to be president for a hundred days? [ laughter ] i'm running a business. trump adviser, kellyanne conway, told reporters today that donald trump is a huge elton john fan. that can be cured, said mike pence. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i know you're an elton john fan now. but together we can

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. >> pelley: when you think-of-musical prodigy, the names mozart, schubert and mendelssohn come to mindere's another one: alma deutscher. her opera is about to premier in vienna. seth doane has her cinderella story. >> reporter: at just 11 years old, her talent is unmistakable. >> well, it's wonderful. i can't imagine how exciting it is. i've seen all of my imagination, how does it sound like and how does it look like. it's finally coming true. >> we got a peek of her currently in rehearsal. she grew up outside of london, singing before she could speak. alma says she does best work often while playing skipping rope. why it is magic? >> when i wave it around like this and i tell stories in my mind, then a melody sometimes just springs into my head. >> reporter: that's how she came up with her version of "cinderella." >> in my cinderella, cinderella was found by a chute, but in my story, the prince was a melody. >> reporter: she's still getting used to the fairy tale turn in her own life. >> i think if someone told me many years ago that my opera would be performed in vienna, the capital

crew. " snd full: blackish the small screen comedy "black-ish" is going up against, fx's "atlanta", "mozart in the jungle", transparent" and hbo's "veep". snd full: hidden figures trailer and some notable snubs include "hidden figures" and "empire" star taraji p. henson, "sully" robot", the movie "fences" and matthew mcconaughey's performance in "gold". in hollywood, jonathan hunt, fox news. your kids' playhouse is not, as cool as, this one. a dad in england built a model of a stars wars "imperial walker" in his backyard for his son. the guns move up and down too! and best of all, you can go inside. all of the items used to make the imperial walker playhouse were ordered from e-bay ... which helped him make this video, as well. the latest "star wars" movie "rogue one" opens in theaters friday. intro show: welcome to real milwaukee! rob is off today - so kim is back! and look who else is back -- cassandra! adlib about trip xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

musical prodigies, the names mozart, schubert and mendelssohn come to mind, but here's another, almaeutscher. her opera is about to premiere in vienna. seth doane has her "cinderella story." >> reporter: at just 11 years old, her talent is unmistakable. but what makes alma deutscher truly extraordinary is not her ability to play this music but to write it. and not just a song or two. she composed an entire opera. >> and then here. >> yeah. >> reporter: how is it to see your opera coming to life? >> well, it's wonderful. it's really... you can't even imagine how exciting it is because i've seen this all in my imagination, how it would sound like and how it would look like. and finally it's actually coming true. >> reporter: we got a peek of her opera, currently in rehearsal. she grew up outside of london, singing before she could speak. alma says she does her best work when she's most relaxed, often while playing with her skipping rope. the magic skipping rope. why is it magic? >> well, because you see, when i wave it around like this and i tell stories in my mind, then a melody somet

not walls. [ cheering and applause ] my friends only once in 1,000 years or so do we get to hear a mozart or see a picasso, read a shakespeare. ali was one of them. yet at his heart he was still a kid from louisville who ran with the gods and walked with a cripple and smiled at the foolishness of it all. he is gone, but he will never die. he was my big brother. thank you. [ clapping ] >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, brian gum ble. [ clapping ] >> the great michael angelo who was no stranger to fame wrote that ultimately people forget what you said and people forget what you did. but no one will forget how you made them feel. as applied to muhammad ali. the march of time may one day diminish his poetry, butterflies and bees. it may one day dull the memories of the thriller in manila, and the rumble in the jungle. i doubt any of us will ever forget. how muhammad ali made us feel. i'm not talking about how proud he made you feel with his exploits. or how special he made you feel when you were privileged enough to be in his company. i'm talking about how he tricked our hearts and our soul

mozart. >> what! >> that's right. >> because he's not on spotify. here has the deal. there was a 225 cd box set of all of mozart's works. >> he has that many works. >> released five weeks ago. he also did a cover of "lemonade." that pushed him over the top. 5 thsks 556 people bought thi 225 cd set which means he sold >> what are you talking about? my head hurts. >> mozart leaves on the train this afternoon at 5:00. >> count on your fingers. >> cookie challenge. >> cookie challenge. in effect i hopefully, schedule permitting, weather permitting, will be able to go to a viewer's house. please send us in your recipe. the goal is go to a viewer's house. it's a challenge, what you got to cook? >> i will judge the recipe. >> go to our website and tell us your recipe because i will have free time because i won't be traveling. it's a treacherous situation out there. >> there you go. >> the royal cookies in the tin. >> you love the tin? >> i do. >> let's show you what's going on weather-wise, lake effect snow, big big big, continuing to stream across the five great york to the

>>> when you think of musical prodigies, mozart, schubert, mendelssohn come to mind, here is another. alma deutscher. her opera is about to premiere in vienna. seth doane has her cinderella story. ♪ ♪ at just 11 years old, her talent is unmistakable. but what makes alma deutscher truly extraordinary not her ability to play this music but to write it. and not just a song or two, she composed an entire opera. and then here -- yeah. how is it to see your ope >> well it is wonderful. it is really. i don't think you can imagine how exciting it is. because i have seen all this in my imagination. how it sound look and how it would look like. and i finally, actually coming true. >> reporter: we got a peek of her opera. currently in rehearsal. she grew up outside of london and sang before she could speak. alma says she does her best work when she is most relaxed. often while playing with her skipping rope. >> magic skipping rope? >> why is it magic? >> when i wave it like this and i tell stories in my mind then a melody just springs into my head. that's how she came up with her version of cin

if you think of music, the beatles or mozart or beethoven, irish people, we can surrender to melancholythe week and cry into a beer. u-2 was formed on that idea of pure joy as an act of defiance. charlie: the music continues. bono: our music was always wrapped around social justice. that is where you and i met. that is how i got in the door. people were not expecting i wouldn't leave. when i would be in capitol hill, people would take the meeting just to sort of have a look at this exotic creature or whatever, a rock 'n roll person. but then i didn't leave. charlie: with all the passion for social activism, does it diminish the music? bono: it has been a source of pride for the band, but i know i have embarrassed them a lot. there are people i have met they wouldn't want me to meet. i remember bringing jesse helms to the show. edge was upset about that. it is odd. i see all the stuff i do as the same thing. they might see it as a personality disorder. i see melodies and ideas as being the same thing. even little businesses. start ups. they are like melody lines to me. a great melody, a

. >> you have to put mozart in and joe mackey because it is a free for all.'s tear the whole thing down and put up a denny's. these are music artists. there is no reason to have any kind of building and ceremony. they had a ceremony for the rock and roll hall of fame in brooklyn. >> you can't do everything in cleveland. you need people to show up, right, matt? >> if any of these rock stars have an infamous past or a scandalous past would disqualify them? >> no. >> a lot of them have used drugs. >> coming up, is $8 too much for a chopped cheese sandwich? ask me when i'm hungry. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm jackie ibanez. we are learning more about the man accused of driving a truck through a crowded berlin christmas market killing 12 people. investigators say 24-year-old amary has convictions in tunisia. he was deemed a possible jihad threat. despite being under surveillance he managed to escape deportation. an international manhunt continues this morning. a $105,000 reward has been posted for information leading to his capture. the berlin mas

wolfgang amadeus mozart. heard of him? he actually topped the charts this year. billboard says 225-disk box highest selling c.d. of 2016. we should note that billboard counts each disk in a collection. like that when it totals out the sales that gave the composer a good edge. alison: still, surprising, you know? all right. let's turn to tonight's spotlight on education now. the d.c. mayor's choice for chancellor had the opportunity to meet with students and their families today. wilson stopped by. suzanne: we are in one of three classrooms that the chancellor nominee visited at the tubman high school. this is third grade class he had a chance to meet the students here and listen to what they are learning about in the classroom these days. >> what is your favorite thing to learn? >> wilson has been everything from a teacher to a principal to a superintendent. he most recently served for two and a half years as the superintendent of the oakland school district. he is credited for making an impact on the district's high school he also worked in denver and pitch the.

amazon tied netflix with five tv nominations amazon winning acclaim for "mozart in the jungle," they produced "manchester by the sea" and joining growing commitment to produce original content. attention from these nominations and the awards themselves can be key to boost a film's box office or tv show's audience and most important can help studios boost their credibility and lure top talent. winners will be announced in a ceremony airing on january 8th on nbc. back to you. >>> i haven't seen many of the movies nominate this year but on the tv series side quite a night manager fan. one of these almost spy thrillers. i don't want to give too much away. >> vaguely spooky? >> it is pretty intense. i watched on the plane. anyway speaking of the golden globes,le ronaldo won the award for the world's best football player. we'll have much more after this break. generosity is its own form of power. you can handle being a mom for half an hour. i'm in all the way. is that understood? i don't know what she's up to, but it's not good. can't the world be my noodles and butter? get your mind out o

moza mozart, bill gates, now you will be a good gamer. >> when you look at nvidia, up 250% year to date, some may say that's as good as it gets. you think it has more room to run? >> absolutely. they're creating new end markets for themselves. i don't think the markets are fully pricing in the potential within autonomous driving and vr yet. what about apple? we can't talk about tech and not mention apple what happens for apple's fortunes? >> i would be interested to see what they do with regards to augmented reality. it is my opinion that ar and vr will drive forward the fourth computing revolution. they have made more than ten acquisitions within a vr/ar space, but we have yet to see anything formally introduced. >> you can see it all in their local, small sort of computer tech press where these acquisitions have been noted around apple. >> absolutely. thank you very much for coming in. interesting. we love all this stuff about what will happen in the future. thank you very much. >>> coming up, a false security scare at trump tower. we'll tell you more about that. and of course we'll c

you know him from projects such as "amores perros," "y tu mamÁ tambiÉn," and "mozart in the jungle."l garcÍa. bernal! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> nice to see you. >> stephen: we can shake hands, just to stay warm. >> yeah. >> stephen: now, your new movie is called "desierto." and it is-- well, tell the people what it's about. i don't want to characterize it. go ahead. >> basically, it's about a group of migrants that are going from mexico toward the united states, they're from different parts of latin america, and, all of a sudden, as they're crossing the border in the most dangerous part, which is in the arizona desert, all of a sudden this vigilante, in a way, starts killing them. >> stephen: and that's played by jeffrey morgan. >> yeah. >> stephen: he's hunting them, really. >> hunting them, yeah. >> stephen: now you said-- now this is a very interesting time to be releasing this movie, because immigration is sort of the hottest topic in our political landscape right now. donald trump has made his campaign about the wall, and stopping what you

well, yeah, and mozart's violin, too. for me, that is wonderful.pod this thing at the bottom and play take me out to the pumpame -- ipod this -- i this thing at the bottom and play take me out to the ballgame. brian: what other presidents would you put on the list to visit? mr. strauss: of course the great ones. i don't care how different their politics are than yours. george bush has the same birthday as me, the younger george bush. i'm waiting for him to invite me to his birthday party. brian: same age? mr. strauss: he is five years older than me. also had the same birthday. still around, we could play jeopardy together. i would like to meet all of them. ike'sdavid eisenhower, grandson, who is writing books about his grandfather's time. he was a pulitzer finalist for one of them. penn alumni magazine -- he teaches at 10, david -- he calls me up and says, will you write a story? eisenhower, he is not all that well thought of in the scheme of presidents, so he starts telling me stories about him. -- and starts, i say david's father, was ike's chief

. >>> she is a yuck girl being compared to mozart. she is a composer pianist.lla is a composer. her stepmother is an opera director and her two stepdaughters are divas. we are learning that a number of sources are reporting that carry fisher has died. they're citing stores from her daughter that con first responders that her beloved mother carrie fisher died this morning. she suffered a heart attack on december 23rd. we weren't hearing much about her condition. she was in critical condition. the sad news we're getting into the news room, carrie fisher who will be known as princess leah is dead at the age of 60. she was just out promoting a new book she had written. very, very sad. we will stay on top of this developing news and bring you more coming up at noon. r! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea woman: college today. career tomorrow at the peralta colleges. sign up for classes today at one of our four colleges. berkeley city college, college of alameda, laney college and merritt colle

henson, from "mozart in the jungle" actress, lola kirke, chief political anchor of fox news, bret baierlause ] fantastic. fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. donald trump this weekend will give his first sunday morning news interview since the election. and it's a big sacrifice for him because sunday morning is usually when he tweets about "saturday night live."

mozart in the jungle transparent and hbo's veep. >> there's no protocol for women attending. >> there'stocol foreman circling. >> notable snubs include hidden figures and empire star taraji p. henson. sully lead tom hanks, last year's best drama winner mr. robot. movie fences and matthew mcconaughey's performance in gold. >> for better or worst ride had gun. >> in hollywood, jonathan hunt, fox news. ♪ >>> washington redskins eagles fought until the last play but because of a costly turnover the birds fell 27-22. they've lost four in a row now. sean bell here with more from the sad loss. sean? >> yeah, iain, it's been the same thing really all season. eagles can't win in the clutch. five of the eagles eight losses they had chance to win at the end and they always come up very very short. before this game players were still holding ton a small hope they will make the playoffs now they know it's over. the good thing about yesterday's loss was the redskins, well, they plater hard. they played hard against the redskins and played for doug pederson that was a big question going into this game

. >> woodruff: you can read about another artist, mozart, online, where medical historian howard markelnes the potential causes of the great composer's death 225 years ago today. all that and more is on our web site, pbs.org/newshour. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation. newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's

i can play any mozart quartet and he couldn't do that or 20 years ago. leisure ain't what it used to be. now not all of this is something that intellectual feel happy about. one of the interesting papers in the last few months is work by eric hurst and those in chicago pointing out a labor about force is happening because -- people in labor force are staying home and playing video games. [laughter] so you think -- is this the good news or the bad news? >> now wait a minute -- >> that's i can send you it shall >> no, link to the facebook -- >> i know eric hurst and the paper. question is which way is the car facing? >> i was going to come to that. i don't know. >> you've been talking long enough. let me make that clear. [laughter] we've had had a very unfortunate reduction in good middle-class blue collar jobs due partly to degloballization and advance of the machine and outsourcing, as a result there are people middle aged men who have lost their job and they don't have skills to take up another one or may be in the wrong location, many of the so-called