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mozart ing from seven thirty. in the morning. i was the surgeon surgical department. about during the day we. had some people coming in with. a lot all kinds of warrants. that were due to the. hostilities that had taken place during the day and this isn't the shelling. at about seven or seven fifteen pm there was a person on the chain to the surgeon surgical area with the girl who was just about one and a half or two years old. it was. she was brought there. by an ambulance and they needed to consult a surgeon has also said that this girl more than me or more of was. has suffered the most because of a chemical ali the material. was saw your body temperature was lowered she was. wet with water and your stomach. was. swelled. so. when i examined her and from my point of view from the point of view of a surgeon affably she was a healthy part of the early but. i was surprised that she suffered chemical attack i had salmon to her more broadly and i was sure that there was nothing of the sort of last. felt that there was some kind of chemical used on her and. after examinin

because she's there knowing the history of the great first viennese schoolmasters like beethoven mozart schubert and haydn gives you energy and inspiration. this is a recent get done in costume inspired out there on. this toy does you know any of the documents have been preserved so you can really relive everything and can hear it here in the house of music there are various exhibits and an interactive section about the era. of that. mission document that's important to me is the highly can start testing and it gives us a sense of how beethoven must have felt. he writes bear in mind that for six years i've been afflicted with an incurable condition his deafness took him outside society it prevented him from taking part in conversations and here he really expressed his desperation i know if you're here to last look at it. this is the pit this is beethoven's apartment on lime green near tejada under vien where he also lived. and given his thought in his historic rooms you can still sense the spirit of beethoven according to one story this is where he created the young franz liszt. the sli

singing for mozart's oprah the abduction from the center. and christina mutare and another one of the eleven artists at this year's bom. born in southern russia christina began her career at the bolshoi theater in moscow since then she's sung on the greatest operatic stages in the world so i knew i would have been there today all single does aria from rigoletto an aria from must these men oh and my favorite duet pretty g'kar from verities la traviata body joke out of this. will probably go it's in the audience loves judas aria and benaud is my favorite singing is great for the sword to see. all of the artists offer their services for free on their special evening for a good cause. it is a very important topic not only for russia and germany but for the entire world this disease unites us in certain ways just as music unites us music gives us the strength to work together to combat the disease so they shine through bombs charity opera ghana is one of the highlights on the social calendar in the former german capital the proceeds go to the ger

point that there is a settlement expansion unfortunately most women would agree on is they listen to mozart there is there is a housing minister you have got and declare. declare that the israeli housing minister you are going to declare that they have plans in the coming twenty years door bell a million housing units in the occupied territory what ok what kind of business that that we can. we will accept or not very young and how to says that we will keep our control over the jordan valley and all over jerusalem and we are. we are on that list there and call it whatever they call it let's leave it there i'm sorry we are out of time thank you very much to all of our guests for their participation robby sable a samadhi and. thank you to four g. you can see the show again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com for further discussion head over to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter and there is at a.j. inside story from these and he's a dad and the whole team here for now it's goodbye. in twenty si

the 10:00 mass is famous for its music, and today mozart.he cathedral, and you're immersed in pure baroque grandeur. ♪ dona nobis ♪ ♪ nobis pacem ♪ since it was built in only about 15 years, the church boasts particndarly harmonious art architecture. in good baroque style, the art is symbolic, ea cohesive, and ical, creating a kind of festival procession he that leads to tesurrected christ triumphing high above the altar. ♪ nobis ♪ ♪ dona nobis ♪ ♪ nobis pacem ♪ ♪ pacem ♪ music and the visual art complement each other. the organ loft fills the church with glorious sounds as moz50 years after his birth, pis still powering worshi with his musical genius. ♪ nos ♪ ♪ nobis pacem ♪ ♪ nobis ♪ ♪ pacem ♪ loss al >>> tonight on kqednewsroom, how a small city has kicked off a wave of resistance to the state's sanctuarcity policies. and carl po lays out a vision for how every fern, city and business can fight climate change plus political analysis of governor brown's decision to deploy national guard troops at the border. hello and welcome to kqed newsr

he created shakespeare, byron, listened to mozart.once attended the atlantic opera and a tuxedo top and blue jeans. he developed a huge collection of art and music, much of which was donated to georgia museums. he followed his father's footsteps into politics. i decision i know a little something about. he was elected mayor four times and lieutenant governor. in 1990, the people of georgia made zell their governor. nobody was better prepared for the job. in all of the receptions, guest told the new governor, been waiting out there for 45 minutes. he said, i've been waiting for 16 years. [applause] zell miller did a lot of wonderful things for the people of georgia and the people of georgia took note. his approval ratings stood at 85%. take it from me, that's not typical for a politician later on. through decades of public service, he returned to public teaching but he answered the call to serve out a term. i was elected a few months later as president in not what was exactly a landslide. i was eager to get some things done and i wante

nest nine years later he repeated that success with emma day's about the imagined rivalry between mozart and entirely in composing. top stories again on al-jazeera the u.n. security council has voted down a russian draft resolution condemning missile strikes in syria by the us france and u.k. on friday the three countries fired more than one hundred rockets in response to a suspected chemical attack international chemical weapons inspectors have now arrived in syria's in a hot as more from beirut in lebanon chemical weapons inspectors arriving in damascus late on saturday the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons issuing a statement saying that the team will now commence their work there providing little operational details but this team will visit dumas the town of duma at the time the town or the site of the alleged chemical weapons attack and they will be inspecting the area investigating determine whether or not a chemical weapons attack actually occurred the syrian government forces say they have retaken the eastern goods of the remaining rebel stronghold near the cap

decade nine years later he repeated that success with amadeus about the imagined rivalry between mozart and an italian composer. the chief executive of the world's biggest advertising agency w p p has stepped down martin sold resignation comes as he's being investigated for personal misconduct and misuse of company funds he denies any wrongdoing the seventy three year old as head of the company for more than three decades in a statement to start several said it's in the best interest of the company for him to quit. consumers in china are being encouraged to boycott american goods and sponsor u.s. threats to impose more tariffs on chinese products american beef is popular with the middle class and could be hard hit by a boycott by china correspondent adrian brown has more from shanghai. it's freezing inside this storage room it has to be the boxes contain prime u.s. beef fresh from the nebraska prairies a seventeen ton shipment recently arrived at this shanghai meat importer that was before the escalation in trade tensions between china and the united states and the threat of new tariffs

or his republican recall he should have seen the prescriptive was printed in the novel sheets of mozart for them to be useful. bottles of word. for the free world aren't there what are you going to have are going to. would have. been. written on was first used as the room in the bottle but if you for me was what he knew and. on the chin in the limo there's. just no question just the thought of look. at the news not to score and so on the fact that you know personally that as much as the percentage it's going to get fucked up you need. to be going in the conduct thing to those that believe the course this is the end of a news. lead me was about if you can do that in the predawn there is only thing is when you were the ridiculous stylists and we saw the girl sitting with a stick and you could think we were new on blue news or. do. you know that that's. what is there i think you would use local media for the course of. so long masha will. soon bomb a bomb why did you do know he must reject the limited always on you know what you the lost me story as it was she lashed out on the. russian no

let's not act like crocodile rock was mozart. what did rocket man accomplish?their undies in a bundle. topic number three. a new study find computers can detect your mood. if you log on to facebook you are in the mood to have your information stolen. if you log on to cnn.com you are in the mood to read fiction. that's a joke. a scientist at dolby labs claims our bodies give off signals that can be analyzed by computers to reveal our current moods. devices will be installed in public places to record our body data and share it with companies. the scientists caution there will be no way to opt out of these passive technologies. so ladies, if you get dumped at lunch and take a long walk afterwards, don't be surprised if there is a coupon waiting in your inbox for an ice cream pore a promotion to adopt a cat. a lot of people didn't take cynthia nixon seriously when she launched her bid for governor of new york. but now comes news she is making marijuana part of her campaign. she says people of color make up 80% of the pot arrests in new york city. but no group gets

he's not up to mozart and others. they did this and horowitz was indignant. he said clementi, a genius. he got up to prove it. it was one of bill's great ga gambits, i think. through the years he would send me cds on people would given him. i remember one note, he said, me no like. you? i can't quite remember. often he just liked to listen to music recordings. whatever the device was, he said, let's listen to something on the hi-fi. so we would sit and listen. he went to concerts. he went to operas. i can tell you before he got to the door, he was always greeted by people, noticed by people. and i remember one night in particular, things at avery fisher hall it was then called. by the time we got through the first usher, two people said, you're my hero, you changed my life. this happened a lot. once he left in intermission because he wasn't feeling his best self, as my grandmother would say. and got into a cab. a perfect stranger walked up to me and said, is he okay? with great concern. people felt a kind of closeness to bill, whether they knew him or not. th

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they said, you know, you played clemente, and is it really worth playing, because he is not up to mozart and other, and so they did this and horowitz said, clemente, he is a jeanne, you and got up to prove it. -- he is a genius, and he got up to play to prove it. it is one of bill's great gambits. and he would be sent cds and he had one that had a note that said "me no like. you?" and often he liked to listen to music record inings, and whatev the device, he would say let's listen to it on the hi-fi and so he would sit and listen. he went to concerts and operas, and i could tell you that when before he got to the door, he was always greeted by people, and noticed by people, and i remember that one night in particular, at the avery fisher hall it was called, but by the time we got through the first usher two people had said, you are my hero and you changed my life. this happened a lot. and once he left in the intermission, because he was not feeling his best self as my grandmother would say, and got into the cab, and perfect stranger walked up to me, and said, "is he okay?" with great con

best chronicles of eighteenth century society that we have actually he was friends with voltaire and mozarthe met benjamin franklin. louis the fifteenth the front seat he was traveling around you go to rome they did. all the leading quite a little bit of this life of course this is chronicled in the museum his his his his sex lives but lots lots more let's have a look. the pull out so pop up in the venice district of canada reggio this is where museum founder carlo perotti found the perfect place for his cell financed project spanning six rooms the museum shows who cousin over really was not just a rococo parent label. cousin although more almost a cousin over as much more than that on this a great writer a philosopher musician and even a spot of. his thoughts when i got us poor. multimedia elements and virtual reality present jack i'm no cousin of us life from his youth in venice to his death in seventeen ninety eight he was a libertine and an adventure traveling throughout europe and meeting the most important figures of his time including voltaire and catherine the great his twelve volum

he was friends with voltaire with mozart he met benjamin franklin on his travels he met louis the fifteenth of from she traveled a great deal yes. he was he seemed to leave lead though on top of all this the very the bidness life bought and that has shown in this museum but there's a lot more to museum as well. the plot soap in the venice district of cana reggio this is where museum founder carlo perotti found the perfect place for his son financed project spanning six rooms the museum shows who cousin over really was not just a rococo era playbill. cousin although more almost a cousin over it was much more than that on this a great writer of the loss of her musicians and even a spot up when i. thought that us. multimedia elements and virtual reality present jack imo cousin of us life from his youth in venice to his death in seventeen ninety eight he was a libertine and an adventure traveling throughout europe and meeting the most important figures of his time including voltaire and catherine the great his twelve volume memoir reveals fascinating insights into the social customs and norms o

decade nine years later he repeated that success with amadeus about the imagined rivalry between mozart and an italian composer so consumers in china are being encouraged to boycott american goods in response to u.s. threats to impose more tariffs on chinese products american beef is popular with the middle classes than could be hard hit by a boycott our china correspondent adrian brown has more from shanghai. it's freezing inside this storage room it has to be the boxes contain a prime u.s. beef fresh from the nebraska prairies a seventeen ton shipment recently arrived at this shanghai meat importer that was before the escalation in trade tensions between china and the united states and the threat of new tariffs on u.s. beef the firm's boss initially feared the worst being left with a lot of expensive meat on which he'd make little or no profit. when we heard there might be a twenty five percent tariff we thought oh no we can't do business anymore. his concerns have subsided but he still faces another problem uncertainty. when we can only make plans when trade relations between china a

cuckoo's nest nine years later he repeated that success with amadeus about the imagined rivalry between mozart and an italian composer fighters disguised as un peacekeepers have attacked a new u.n. base in mali killing one peacekeeper and injuring ten french soldiers it act happened on saturday in the northern city of timbuktu the fighters entered the camp and blew up two suicide car bombs before launching rockets one of the vehicles had been disguised as a mali and military vehicle there is no immediate came the responsibility as a moment for me back to command in doha thank you laura lawrence got a full dozen top of the hour sixteen hundred hours g.m.t. from london. so it nigeria just quickly want to bring you up to date on a story that we've been following your member the two hundred seventy six chibok school girls who were kidnapped by boko haram in nigeria we've been following that for four years now and while some of them have been freed there is a journalist now claiming only fifteen of them are still alive the nigerian government says it has no way of knowing whether that is true thoug

you may want to listen to mozart.2 shotbamááá)( darya ) a new study found that people have significantly slower heart rates if they listen to instrumental music for one hour after taking the medications.this slows people's heart rates, lowers blood pressure and stabilises adrenaline.( james )a previous study suggests classical music lowers people's heart rates when they are experiencing stress. and i'm tracking your morning forecast. what to expect as you head out the door right after the break. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a body has been pulled from the ocean.. following the crash were a car went off a cliff in mendocino county. the updates from police on the identity coming up. lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)dry and seasonably cool weather conditions will persist through wednesday afternoon. a weak weather system will then approach the coast late wednesday into early thursday and bring a slight chance of rain showers to a portion of the region. high pres

ustedes se imaginan a mozart tronar los dedos y hacer un rÉcord mundial?y se me cansaron las manos. francisca: ahora. [tronan los dedos] carlos: no sÉ quién era mÁs increÍble, si el que tronaba los dedos o el que los contÓ. bueno, vamos a ver a esta mujer que fue manoseada por estos peleles. se fue a meter a la cuna de un lobo con todos. muy mal. francisca: atenciÓn, amantes de la comida. ahora usan realidad aumentada en sus platas. andrea nos cuenta todo. carlos: estÁ bueno para que te pongan mÁs grande la comida de lo que te estÁn poniendo. ademÁs, marisela revela la filosofÍa que mÁs ha impactado en su vida. eso es bueno para escuchar. alicia: "despierta amÉrica", e show nÚmero uno desde hace 20 aÑos de habla espaÑol. mcdoquarter pounder® cone en 100% carne fresca.rguesa cocinada a la parrilla en el minuto que la ordenas para que siempre este caliente y jugosa con todo su sabor. la nueva hamburguesa quarter pounder® de mcdonald's digamos que necesitarás una graaaaaan servilleta. ana: sÓlo sigue estos pasos y podrÁ disfrutar de cuatro noches y tres dÍas