the orchestra are constantly on the move in an expanse of water, the size of belgium. the expedition covers an area from vancouver island to the southern tip. alaska. seagulls indicate where schools of salmon might be. and this is where or curse often hunt 2 calls from the a klan can be heard on the underwater microphones. the team tries to determine the position of the whales that come from the left that come from the light. they compare the calls with a catalog compiled by john ford, but they encounter discrepancies. and it looks quite the calls of class n 9 are used by different whale families. calls from the same class should be almost identical, but these differ in length, melody, and harmonics. human analysis so far has amounted to only a rough classification looking at the spectrums. i'm very sure that we can, you know, achieve something that rival the human performance to well families approach. what calls are they exchanging back home? just christie recorded after a hear the call back group surface. and as or to the from to turn around. the researchers are int

the curious orchestra are not as cautious and inspect the boat and its crew. the scientists wonder whether the whales might use distinct calls for different boats. in any case, there is immense curiosity on both sides. workers are extremely social creatures and love to touch one another. i think there's a 23 and a 20. i group floating sideway puddings fin on the water surface where others just been going around either jumps also part of their communication or just a bit of fun. many of their behavioral patterns are still only partially understood. this is also due to the fact that orchestra rarely rome, close to the surface where humans can observe them some distance away. another group of oracle suddenly appears. marine biologist. ellie's done to haul, wants to get an overview. it was verified. i go now. if we could have a mass tag, i'd say this is a completely different type of orca. oh, thank god, the unlike the resident wales, these transient or cars don't feed on salmon. they hunt other marine mammals f as in these days or so. no, i don't hear any, we'll

so at this concert hall and amsterdam, the orchestra play 2nd fiddle to a pair of hair dressers. yes, it was so fun. it's so beautiful to, to be here. now in these days where there's no possibility for o, predict the culture sector, the netherlands was presented lockdown in mid december due to record coven 19 cases, hair dressers, beauty salons and gems have now been alive to reopen museums, concert halls, and other cultural venues, have not in a protest, action called hare saloon stages and galleries were turned into small beauty parlors or yoga studios. at the famous vanguard museum, you could get your fingernails painted for organizing this to make the point that we think the cultural factor should be open in museums, in particular, very safe places to visit. the way we've set, the thought is also, according to the rules. there's plenty of social dis, something there's lots of space, lots of fresh air. and we think we just really don't understand why we're close. and beauty salon is open. this concert had to eventually stop. but the barber of seville would surely have been prou

positive covid-19 tests were reported among the orchestra during routine testing, but the afternoon did not end on a sour note. >> it was wonderful, the pianist scheduled to perform today, davis a 1 our concert. it was beautiful. >> the remainder of the week's schedule will be announced shortly. >>> taking a live look now at sfo, flight cancellations are starting to ease after covid cases created a domino effect. it comes as the delta airline ceo reveals 1000 employees have tested positive for covid over the last month, more than 10% of the workforce. delta says operations are stabilizing, and 1% of flights were canceled over the past week. >>> schools are busy trying to detect covid cases. in san francisco, every student at west portal elementary school will go home with a rapid antigen test. this is a one-time shipment, so parents are being urged to save the test for when kids show symptoms. >> if you're not showing symptoms, and you are vaccinated, there is no need to test just to test. we want to hold onto them to make sure that if you do have a symptom and it is just a cold you can

if i the how to handle the form of canister, or the creation of the orchestra packed in the case of this russian brain crisis, trazadone coordination has been excellent. the french position is that they have the same. they see the same things as the americans are. they see the same things as the grid, but they don't necessarily have the exact same analysis of the situation of the board. and in particular, there might be some disagreements over the imminence of russian action in ukraine. it seems that the american and british analysis is that something is coming very, very soon with the french defense analysis is a bit more prudent. there is something to discuss here, but overall, the coordination is quite good. in conclusion, in germany, as you know, has come under heavy criticism recently over ties with russia, especially when it comes to north stream through the pipeline that will bring russian gas directly to germany by bypassing ukraine. what is the alias position when it comes to north stream? to so there is as, as remain rather quiet on the matter. what we've heard from the french

with you and with your news organizations, and i know that you have learned a lot as a result of the orchestra disinformation campaigns, the deliberate targeting of journalists and rattler. in particular, given that we're talking particularly about what christopher has referred to as porting, if these problems from the global south to the west. can you tell us sitting here in london? what's journalists in particular, dealing with these problems now can do to prepare themselves. oh lord, ah, so if i think this is an existential moment for democracy, globally journalism, the death of journalism, i won't say the death of journalists, but the death of journalism is only the 1st signal for the death of democracy. our dystopian present is your dystopian future if we don't do anything right now. and of course, with elections coming up in the united states. it's a huge problem. but what are the danger signals the fact that we don't know the facts. one, the fact that you don't know whom to trust because in the philippines, the 1st targets with packs and these are exponential attacks, right? i was getti

scheduled for 2:00, but minutes before the show, the symphony had to announce that some members of the orchestrapositive for covid. the afternoon didn't end on a sour note. >> the soloist was amazing. he gave us an hour performance that was out of this world. >> they canceled the regular performance, and i think this guy must have just stepped up and said i can do this. >> the soloist was a pianist, and an announcement for the future scheduling will be given to us shortly. >>> we are counting down to the 49ers-'s cowboy playoff game right here on kpix 5. and with only days before kickoff, we were with fans at levi's stadium already stocking up on the playoff gear. we also caught up with some fancy plan to make their way down to texas for the big game. >> he always tries to go to as many games as possible, but all of the big games. of course when they won last weekend, he made that decision. he wanted us to all go to texas, so we are going. >> you can watch all of the action does this sunday at 1:30 right here on kpix 5. and state and after the game for the first quarter, and kpix 5 news. >>> the

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the most challenging of all. string orchestra work. 23 solo instrument, no violin section, now viola section; everybody is responsible for their part in this piece. the challenge is something that i felt not only that we could do , absolutely could do, but i wanted to show off. i can't tell you how aware i am of the audience. not only what i hear but their vibes, so strong. i have been doing this for a long time. i kind of make them feel what i want them to feel.

k, i was australia and united kingdom, most recently coming together with the orchestra concert or washington. we really made a resolution of this. this is straining the relationship. we've got a lot of domestic pressure, a new kind in australia to say in this we need to win them and hopefully political sense and common sense and humanity wins out. i mean, if you, it was making a point about it, it might the point over and over again because mr. has been rightly trying to avoid going the united states where there's no such unusual torture in the american system. now you mentioned that and i could have done more to decide it's citizen in this case. and the united states has been pretty active ordering astrology recently in arrival with china and lots of promises of industrial and military how the united states washington needs a for its own geopolitical game. and do you think it's likely to make your government more subservient politically or on the country more sort of assertive, including indication well, just give you an example that you might recall back in about 2004. we have started citi

collaboration with daniel barenboim as conductor began in 1989, although he first appeared with the orchestra unusually warm start to the brand—new year. not only did new year's day bring us the warm start to a january morning on record, temperature overnight — didn't drop below 13.2 celsius in devon — but we picked up our warmest new year's day on record, 16.3 celsius in london. it wasn'tjust here in the uk that experienced an exceptional warmth — that's been across much of europe, as you can see by these yellow and amber colours. record—breaking for some, but a change as colder air pushes him through next week for something much more akin to january, even the return of snow for some. no snow to start sunday morning, it will be a bit chilly across parts of northeast scotland, but elsewhere a very mild start and some heavy downpours to begin with across the eastern half of england. quickly gets out of the way, then lots of sunshine through much of the day. a few showers in the west becoming more extensive and frequent as we go through the morning, some of those becoming heavy with hail and th

john hugo the department of music at liberty university and the orchestra for preparing this arrangement anthem. >> ♪ o say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star span band there yeah way -- start banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> god bless america, god bless the commonwealth. >> god bless glenn youngkin. [applause] >> joint assembly and guests, please be seated. the oath of office will now be administered to the attorney general elect, by the honorable kevin m duffin, judge, second judicial circuit of virginia. [applause] [applause] >> please raise your hand and repeat after me. >> i jason -- do swallow him we swear -- do solemnly swear that i will support the constitution of the united states. >> and the constitution of the commonwealth of vi

the most challenging of all. string orchestrak. 23 solo instrument, no violin section, now viola section; everybody is responsible for their part in this piece. the challenge is something that i felt not only that we could do , absolutely could do, but i wanted to show off. i can't tell you how aware i am of the audience. not only what i hear but their vibes, so strong. i have been doing this for a long time. i kind of make them feel what i want them to feel. there is nobody in that audience or anywhere that is not going to know that particular song by the fourth note. and that is our encore on tour. by the way. i am proud to play it, we are from san francisco. we are going to play that piece no matter where we are. >>> good afternoon everyone. thank you for joining us here today. i'm san francisco mayor london breed and i'm joined today by supervisor matt haney as well as the director of the department of emergency management mary ellen carol. the department of public health behavioral health director dr. hillary kunis and we ar

take these attention from this, the situation and, you know, we're saying britain signing up to the orchestra, feel as well, you know, just and i was just returning the call, you know, the potential for a whole well you know, show, can be underestimate to them. the fact is that in your kindness, we know the neo nazi regiment is very influential there. and you don't find it. astonishing, practically kind of us are actually supporting, not susan ukraine is also relatively troubling to me. is that the call for media in the britain you don't actually should be here today. just counter we had a couple of commentators, both of whom go indulging and walk on and it was nobody put your point of view of the pbc supposed to broad yourself. you tony paul shanty and yet there was no report showing that at all. it was on saw the discussion united. i'm wondering, you know, the british people being told the full fox and we could find ourselves in a horse. and very careful, said chris g think under the circumstances that russia should withdraw its troops from the border with the cry. well, i mean it's, it's,

scheduled for 2:00 yesterday but minutes before the show the symphony announced some members of the orchestra tested positive. the afternoon did not end on a sour note. >> he gave us in our performance that was out of this world. >> they canceled the regular performance and i think he must've stepped up and said i could do this. >> an announcement, future scheduled will be announced shortly. >>> plans to build a hotel are scrapped by the developer. the hotel would've occupied less than 7/10 of an acre on winchester boulevard one mile south of the mystery house and that project ticked all the boxes of the planning department and the parcel was rezoned. the city council rejected the plan citing neighbors who objected over traffic and parking. several developers who spoke out at the meeting warned that the city is setting a precedent that could deter future big projects. >>> 522 and still ahead, the record price fetched for singer page of a comic book. we will be right back. does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vit

ah, and a music concert by the cities film on orchestra marked the beginning of 2022. ah better me better ha ha medical visited yeah go. we hope everyone will be healthy and happy and we hope to find the older through. we all can open border and trouble. a loose grid. i will say fi works ah taiwan to lighting up the night sky. hours early a new zealand had been one of the 1st to ring in the new year. it's neighbor, australia didn't hold that tens of thousands of people gathered around sydney harbour bridge in a tribute also to the front line workers in the fight against cave in 19 but elsewhere there were bands on big gatherings in china where 2 years ago, corona virus. first emerged, events were canceled with the nation on high alert, and the city of shan under locked down. since the 1st reported case, more than 5400000 people have died around the world. and with the omicron variant taking hold, many governments have re imposed restrictions to try to ease the strain on overwhelmed hospitals. even in those countries where gatherings are allowed, many people have chosen

. >> theater historian john kendrick knows it well >> while the orchestra session is tremendous, it's mezzanine that just goes on and on it's a tsunami of seats. >> beneath those seats, construction crews have found remnants of the past an old program from the 1920s and a ladies paper fan on the back, advertising the space as cool, inviting, and always interesting among its famed performers, judy garland, who some say remains here in ghostly form >> you suddenly just see this whisp of something move through the room, and for some reason, they assume it's judy garland. >> the palace theater's storied past to be preserved for audiences of the future who will experience broadway here at new heights. >> so it really will be a really functional theater for the 21st century while also preserving the beautiful historic elements from the theater box >> and the theater is not just being raised up. it's also getting a $50 million face lift and that renovation will include a new marquee and a grand entrance the lift portion of the project will take four to six weeks to complete, and the whole de

the orchestra said that members received positive covid test during routine testing, they decided to he program added of abundance of caution. they say that plans for the rest of this week's performances will be announced soon. the next concert is scheduled for tomorrow night. well if you've noticed a few more things missing from shelves or limited supply of a particular item, you're not alone. it's going on everywhere . but experts say it's nowhere near what we saw back in. 2020 ktvu. tom baker shows us some of the reasons behind it. the porch remained jammed so much so that products keep arriving late now bay area air quality officials want the diesel powered container ships anchored in the bay to go out and wait it see, instead of idling in the bay that may delay some goods. but professor choi cut chowdhry, uc berkeley supply chain expert says this things are shifting right. it's not always the same problem that we're dealing with. the biggest delay right now is labor. worldwide workers are falling six. so if you don't have people like santa warehouses or truck drivers to take thes

but also in hong kong fireworks display in victoria harbor, accompanied by music from the city philharmonic orchestra. and in moscow, red square got a little bit redder as fireworks exploded. overhead. dw correspondence around the world are also marking the new year by looking ahead to issues that we can expect to w africa correspondent, fred mooney, share some insight into where african countries will be placing their focus as 2020 to get underway. they night. the nation is predicting that nearly 300000000 people in the world will need your money in 2020, to more than half of that number, africans in your area. so. so don, nigeria, on this i have countries phase a raft of challenges including wall terrorism. honda climate change on the corner of us fund they make them workers. he's also eroding human rights abuses are projected to increase leaders in men. african countries try to hold tight on power . i guess the choices of the cities in military is in west africa and they won't think i have shown a desire for paula, my child. disney, and this is done. i counted towards come 2022. all of them have s