i've written a total of nine sonatas for piano and violin.s is the second theme. >> ♪ >> i live here with beethoven. i have learned so much from him. it's thanks to german music that i've been able to write my sonatas. sometimes i sit here and talk to beethoven and find inspiration that way. he is my master. ♪ this is a german piano, an alexander herrmann. i bought it in 1957, i think. i use a german piano to compose my music. europeans call me the beethoven of vietnam, and quy, the master of sonatas. here, this is the certificate. it makes me proud. ♪ nowadays, the world is dominated by american music. everyone performs pop, rap, and other kinds of music, which i think are a bit too disorderly. thank you for visiting me. i hope you enjoy the rest of your stay in vietnam. ♪ >> what a charming man. now bio-invaders sound like an , army. in fact, they often feel like one to native species. they can arrive from all over. it's more than just coincidence that the main routes for bio-invaders pretty much match -- pretty much look like a global tran

he started to play a sonata. so beautiful that i have ever -- i have never heard anything like that in my life. i said, "am i doing here? the man is going to get the food." the ss signaled he did not like it. they took the violin away from this other -- this amazing violinist. the other one took an iron pipe and walked behind this man and hit him so hard that he walked -- he cracked his skull open. blood and brain was splattered all over the floor. i got terribly scared. i have seen death around me but never nothing like that. immediately, i realized like in the past, they don't want really playing. they don't want violin music. now, the violin was handed to the next man, who was about 25 and he was so scared that he could not play a straight note. he was standing there shivering and just going like that. i never found out if he could or could not play. the ss was terribly angry. he said, "how dare you come out and say that you can play? you expect me to give you food for this?" they started kicking him and they

sonata on the consent calendar. >> you're still here ms. fewer if i could ask. >> if you could please taco your conversation out to the fire. >> ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell and there were no k that were retroactive. >> ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase and next t is consent calendar served for board discussion and immediate action commissioner fewer and commissioner wynns had an action served. >> i served this is there someone to respond to. >> yes. this is a no, this is a different one. >> this is page 42 42a. >> yeah. >> is this sf a. >> this is memorandum p with cal state. >> that is 44 a. >> right. >> hers is 44 a's so i pulled this item because i want to show you this is an example of the kind of recruitment that i think this district you've heard tonight is looking for those solid partnerships are comprehended programs i mentioned and personnel and labor commission month to month when i ask the principle where they get the best teachers they say cal state bay the cost is reasonable we get the teachers to stay th

it will be playing schubert's piano sonata. katty: i think whatever daniel played it would sound fabulous whether it was new or not. that brings the program to a close. you can find out more on our website. i am katty kay, from all of us that bbc world news, thank you for watching. we will see you tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by -- the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation -- giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, and mufg. >> it is a global truth. we can do more when we work together. at mufg, our banking relationships span cultures and support almost every institute across the globe, because success takes partnership, and only through discipline and trust can we create something greater than ourselves. mufg, we build relationships that build the world. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> ifill: a road map to re

sonata and mr. chin oh, he's not here please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> before we begin as superintendant has a announcement. >> it dr. murase we'll be withdrawing the resolution pathways to unified school district interim and careers it will be placed on a future board meeting approval of the minutes no one before i call the next item i'd like to remind the members of the public if you wish to address the board of education a person can completely a card and present to ms. casco according the board rules and procedures speaker cards will not be accepted for an item before the board we have many many groups and a rather public comment list i'll be asking the groups addressing the same topic to limit their comments to 10 minutes we video quite a few groups and item b presentations to the board of education the superintendants report mr. superintendant. >> thank you, dr. murase i'd like to unfortunately, this evening start my remarks by asking for a moment of silence ems many students cro

hyundai said the 2015 sonata will be the first connected android two android auto.p next, mary meeker says phones are giving hackers edie access to your data. what tech companies and others can do -- giving hackers easy access to your data. ♪ emily: we turn now to another a story we are following, palo alto companies, record revenue. growing by 56% in the third quarter, and they have also announced they are acquiring a company which provides security for cloud applications. the terms of the deal were not disclosed. and staying with security kleiner perkins associate mary meeker's says cyberattacks will not be slowing down anytime soon. shocker. meekr4er calls for more professionals, saying that many relied on third parties to protect from attack, so what does this reveal about what is going on with cyber security. michael chertoff who also served as secretary of the department of security, is here. 70% of the breaches are not detected by the companies. secretary chertoff: i believe that, because a lot of companies do not know what is going on in their network. in fa

sessions on women's contributions i was happy to see that included i ago with the student delegate sonata i want to check in follow-up with ms. wynns is there an online component to the textbook at all a way for students to engage in the content connected with the textbook. >> one of the that his included in the structural that his are is the online access for a period of 6 years there's a learning lab they call is i lab there is reading and test practices, there are other sources that might not appear in the textbook primarily so - >> and videos. >> and videos. >> thank you very much ready for a voted ms. casco roll call. >> sf moma commissioner fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> thank you very much tutor all your work. >> dr. murase i'm going to try to answer my own question you can say yes or no if you know about this is it up to the school if we wanted to buy they have to use site fund to get the boxes back and forth; is that correct no one one knows. >> could you reframe that. >> i was wondering in the past when we especiall

the couple had remained with their white 2014 hyundai sonata. investigators do not suspect foul play but suspect they got lost. >> they left the casino and looked for a short cut and they became lost and the vehicle became lost on the far even part of the county. >> the vehicle trapped on would be ores couldn't go forward or backward. they attempted to walk out two or three teams but couldn't make it out safely. were reported missing may 10th last spotted at the valley view casino. both are diabetic. for two weeks bedwell survived on the food in the car and rainwater she gathered. it's unclear when he died. >> we don't know if she knows. >> in a facebook page dedicated to their parents the kids post as photo that simply says it is them. rest in peace, dad. another said i got to talk to mom on the phone. we exchanged "i love yous." >> kelly nestedal cbs news. >>> ahead, courtside scare. roerj nadal raises security concerns after a fan comes out. >>> robert de niro suffers some tough love for nyu grads. feel secure in your dentures... feel free to

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the car is a gray or silver hyundai sonata. >> the trial is set to begin for the man who killed a pregnant woman and her daughter before setting a fire. police say he stabbed the two victims at an apartment complex in bristol township in november of 2013. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> eight minutes after 4:00. getting a warm and muggy start, and that mugginess is going to stay with us through the day and could lead to some afternoon showers and possibly thunderstorms. the threat even greater for tomorrow. then things will be turning cooler later in the week. unusually warm weather for us. we should see temperatures in the 50s for this time of year at this hour. we're in the 60s and 70s. 70 degrees in northeast philadelphia. atlantic city is 67. completely dry for now. pop-up showers are a possibility in the pocono mountains. already seeing some activity in chester and in the northern new castle county area. temperatures warming 60s right now. 70 northeast philadelphia airport. 61 in quaker town. there are cooler spots but nobody's really chill

let's go to bloomberg news reporter juan pablo sonata. he is on the line.t are the expectations for this visit? : the expectation is -- as you said it the premier arrived to brazil earlier today. he is finding a very different country than the brazil of three or four years ago. country is facing recession, in the popularity of the theident is low, so frustration is very big. we are waiting to see which are the investments that china is compromising to undertake in brazil. billions of dollars of being thrown out in the press. we have been hearing numbers of around $100 billion in compromises and intentions of the investments, so, the mood is really up beat and we are going to see what turns into reality in the next few days. angie: speaking of those investments and negotiations, what are the industry's china is interested in investing in? juan: what we have been hearing from the analysts and chinese sources is there are basically four main sectors -- transportation, infrastructure, energy, and banking. these are the industries that china is interested in. in

a german the sonata money flowing in from the sponsors. a billion dollars every year. that is what all of these football associations want, but my count, at the most optimistic was 60. democracy broke out. betty: talk about prince ali and what he brings in. there was an assumption that because he was the european, he would be the morest figure to pick off anti-blatter votes because most of the europeans would go against bladder. spain voted for him. by no means is it uniformly against him in europe. is this about the scandal, is this what the second round is about? brendan: i think there has been a general level of frustration -- some level of frustration and discussed with his iron rule over fifa. the scandal gives people permission -- rather, this scandal -- has given people wishing to say things they have never been able to before. david cameron said sepp blatter has to go. ini, the head of the european football association, says that he has to go. these are not things that you said in public. went on bended knee to sepp blatter four years ago for the world cup to c

. >> leasing a hyundai sonata for instance can cost as little as $199 per month with a $1900 down paymentloan for the same car would be around $350 depending on the terms. the consumer reports says a lower monthly payment should not be the only consideration when it comes to cost. >> when you lease, you're essentially renting the car long term and owe nothing at the end of the contract, with the purchase you will almost always have value in the car at the end of the loan. >> if you terminate early or exceed the mileage, typically 13,000 miles a year. >> the main thing people decide against leasing is they think they'll save money and they plan to keep the car longer than the leasing term and they don't want the mileage limit. >> which cars are most likely to be leased? luxury cars like jaguars and infinities and bmws and lincolns and cadillacs and those are on top of us. just a question of how much you drive and how much you can afford. a new study reveals what drivers are doing in their cars instead of driving. >> this is frightening. the at&t poll found 27% of nearly 2100 drivers polled

police believe the car is a gray or silver hyundai sonata. >>> president obama is coming to come dentomorrow. nbc 10's doug shimell shows the program that's shining a positive spotlight on the city. >> reporter: they've tried a love of the things to fix camden, but nothing ever attracted a president. >> fdr came here during the depression. i think that's the last time a sitting president was here for governmental purposes no. campaign purposes. >> reporter: the last time president obama came to camden was three years ago. >> for far too long all of the press about camden city has been negative, negative, negative now it's good news. >> reporter: it's their now county police force that will bring the president to camden's crock community center on monday to see how the city is trying to replace us versus them policing with community building. >> hey ma'am, how are you today. >> we have an office set aside for the police to come in and use. they come here all the time. plus a lot of our events they have given support. >> reporter: john mir an d.a. was just hired there. >> it's good tha

of them some and and and of the sonata a halt. this having a great time here the contra costa county fair we will be laughed at the five to 6:00 broadcast tonight hope you stay with us. will send it back to you. >> catherine: is continues at 5 treasure island its new owner a new purpose also the latest on the search for six year-old girl sacramento after her baby sitter had a medical emergency and a week of raging floods in texas met search for the missing continues and we have you we can forecast. >> reporter: jurors will be continuing and a mild side for another day and we have some changes coming through for the latter part of your weekend trackings and ran possibly a lot of details coming up and that when the news continues after the break-in. >> catherine: as lead the treasure island and has more. >> reporter: this big makeover of getting under way at the end of this year in the next three years we see them ripping up roads near rhodes new used and putting in some tanks for water storage it will be a brand new treasure island

matt: would you overtake the sonata, the ford fusion?uite well and i expect we will do that. matt: and i expect to see the camaro coming out. mustang got the jump as far as releasing earlier, but the camaro at this point, will you retake the crown? alan: i will put my neck out and say, yes, we will do that. it is stunning and beautiful. and i think what research is showing now is that we have reinvented general motors where we are looking for leadership in everything we do. we have more to come. matt: you are putting a lot of money where your mouth is. $17 billion that you have invested in u.s. factories alone since the you -- the new gm was formed. are you worried you are over investing? 12 billion in cadillac, $15 billion in china, a lot of money in mexico, it's a lot of money. alan: it shows the confidence we have. we are putting our money where our mouth is. we are investing with the right products for the market and we are investing with the customer in mind with everything we do. to your point, we are making those investments. this

michael, your work and social innovation impact investment leveraging, just proven program sonatas fors where the dialogue is. we need to continue to hold onto. luscious romper real quick. >> i think a lot has been learned since the winchester neighborhood transformation. part of it connects to what is done in east baltimore as well. the oliver neighborhood tends to succeed because just south of that you have johns hopkins hospital, which is the largest employer in an a lot of the old industrial cities, they are now the major employer and you've got to connect to the investment and employment's going into those ads and ads. the east baltimore initiative where it was originally cited to be because of politics was elsewhere and we work with bill just as you're working with bill and community -- really basic organization and the community that holds politicians accountable. but what is happening which has gone through some cycles but it is absolutely right. the involvement of johns hopkins and the involvement of the president johns hopkins and the buying power and everything bad is in eff

the standard in digitally delivered internet video is 50% of the pixels for two seconds am for 22nd sonatas of ubiquity in the marketplace. that standard is insufficient. talking about the internet video standard i cannot continue. once it is sharpened up supply will contract to normalize. >> when you look at the changing way people are used to consuming and watching on netflix do you think we'll ever see a world where showtime releases all the shows at once? >> i would never say never. we live in a quickly changing marketplace. we still like a model at or nearing a show comes the inner viewership will right away. cover seems a social activity behind the show from week to week. we could switch that tomorrow if it made sense. at the moment, we don't. we watch the consumer carefully. we are very happy with our current model. but we are also 100% flexible. we don't have to wonder about what impact that has on the advertising environment. we have a lot more flexibility to go more quickly if we had to peer in is also unreasonable to assume that different than those we address will behave similar