d dancing through the years, celebrated choreographer twyla tharp in art, aging, and reimagining ourelationship with the future. >> shut up and do what you love and be grateful to keep doing it and stop second-guessing it. >> all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. ♪ >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- bnsf railway. andith the ongoing support of these institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributis to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> for the first time, investigators in the house of representives have heard a direct account of the phone call that launched the impeachment inquiry. it came today from a veteran of 20 years in the u.s. military. our white house correspondent begins our coverage. >> he arrived at the capitol in uniform, wearing his metals. an army lt. col. works for the national security council. on tuesday, he became the first white house official who was in the call between president trump and president ukraine to testify in the impeachment inquiry. that call s

jeffrey brown went to the american ballet theater recently to stay in step with twyla tharp. it's part of our ongoing arts and culture coverage, canvas. >> sternum up,reathe deep, shoulders back, and now we stride. tharp in allowing our bodies to take up space, even as we grow older. what she refers to as amplitude. >> amplitude: moving out,ng constantly feehat you can move out. r as age becomlity, i think we start to retreat, we retract, we become protective, we become secluded, and we begin to ossify and decline and degenerate, as >> brown: but the body becoming smaller, in a way it is becoming smaller. >> well, that's its problem. let's just get on with i shall we? >> brown: tharp is one of the great choreographers of our age, and at 78 she's got a new dance. we met at a rehearsal at the american ballet theater, and a new book: "keep it moving: lessons for the rest of your life." >> i wrote this to help others believe that constantly you can be evolving. that you do not stop learning. that you don't acceprumor that as the body ages it becomes less. it becomes different. hop

d dancing through the years, celebrated choreographer twyla tharp in art, aging, and reimagining ourelationship with the future. >> shut up and do what you love and be grateful to keep doing it and stop second-guessing it. >> a