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now, if i put a swing feel on those eighth notes, they're gonna become uneven. one is going to be a little bit longer than the other, and the shorter one is actually going to have a certain accent that the longer one doesn't have. the rhythm comes alive; it dances a little bit. so we can take that concept of the swing rhythm, and apply it to any melody, or just about any melody, and turn that melody, turn that composition into a jazz performance-- a jazz interpretation. and that gives it a jazz flavor, and so that swing element is one of the key things which defines jazz and one of the key elements in the language of jazz. (man) when you perform music, you do it across time, and you do it in organized units. this is what rhythm is. it can be extremely regular, it can be extremely irregular. it can be extremely complicated, or very, very simple. how you break up the units is extremely important, because when you enter musical time, your watch stops working. you're in a different zone of human experience, and the music takes over your sense of how time is going by

spending and an uneven economy.till, it's maintaining its outlook for positive earnings growth next year and earnings growth of 12% to 15% in 2017. for this year, though, it is expecting profits to decline between 4% and 6% from last year. for "nightly business report," i'm mary thompson. >>> now to boeing, which saw profits climb 25% on record deliveries of its commercial jets. the world's largest aerospace company said the backlog of orders is solid and it lifted its financial guidance for the year. the big source of concern for wall street had been the cost of its flagship 787 dreamliner, but boeing said those costs are on track to decline, and that sent shares higher in trading today. >>> a different story for dow component coca-cola. the company said revenue fell more than expected in the third quarter. the strong dollar is partly to blame. coke gets a ton of sales overseas, and those non-u.s. sales convert back into fewer dollars when the buck is buoyant. and coke said the strong dollar will likely squeeze its

as for jeb bush, his performance uneven at best. the florida governor trying to reassure donors his campaign is not in a free-fall. >> you told donors today that you will get better at this. what will you do to get better at this? >> look, we have eight more debates. i will have to do what candidates do. rudely interrupt and not answer the questions asked. and hopefully we get asked substantive questions. it's going fine. >> are you having fun? >> you saw it. having lots of fun. >> they have a strong ground game and a lot of money in the bank. marco rubio was criticized by bush for missing votes. he hits the campaign trail in iowa. he is not leaving washington until he votes on the budget. >>> and ben carson and donald trump have been lighting up cnbc. and trump at the campaign stop at reno, nevada on thursday. >> maybe every moderator should show they vote republican. why should we have these people that hate everything we stand for. i won't mention his name. the questions were so nasty. >> ben carson chiming in. his campaign tryin

and the result is too uneven. >> u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon has called for gender equality 50 year 2030 but he too recognizes the challenges ahead. >> i'm asking all the leaders through their political will to change all stereotype traditions. and mentality. >> and we spoke with the executive director of u.n. women to learn more about this report and what need t needs to change. >> what proof is there that resolution 1325 has been working? >> in countries where women were engaged as negotiators of peace, the peace agreements were able to hold to a period of up to 15 years. in more than 35%, women were able in the peace negotiations to address some of the healing aspects that are always necessary following a conflict. something that sometimes escapes the generals when they are sitting there and negotiating just by themselves. >> can you give me some examples of ways in which the resolution has not been working as you had hoped? >> the fact that the percentage of women that are participating directly in the peace ne

facelift.the head coach says the last time renovations happened w w in 2007.he says players struggle with uneven surfaces.the dugouts and surrounding bleachers also need some work.today, they launched their fix the field campaign.they plan to raise three e thousand dollars - a a proceeds will help repair several parts of the field. "now it needs a little bit more than the touch of parent involvement. it needs profesional renovation to upgrade the playing surface to something that's a little mor safer for our boys to play on." on."if you'd like to donate, we have a link on our website. now a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. in just over a week - voters go to the polls - for cedar rapids city* elections. - and there's a big push - to raise awareness - for e issue* on the ballot. today - vpolunteers -- were out spreading the word - about a tax levy -- to support - cedararapids - libraries**.they spent the day - passing out - vote yes* yard signs - in cedar rapids - neighborhoods. they're concerned - with-out* the tax levy - hours and services may ve to be cut. "there's more peop

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and they are working on the boulevard, notice, some uneven pavement, because they've been paving thenner drive, every night this week, doing little bit of a different stretch here between rhawn and woodward. so with the inner drive closed you want to stay to the outer drive. septa using shuttle buses, during the midday. so they'll use trains, mornings, and afternoon, but from 9:00 to 5:00 shuttle bus frost colmar to doylestown, good news for the folks, chester county, phoenixville here. penndot completed and opened up the route 23 bridge, that takes you up and over the pickering creek. what a hot mess it has been for the past couple of monthsment folks had to go almost 35, 40 minutes out of their way, to work their way over the creek. and a lot of that extra volume had to use 422, so, it is a win-win for the folks in the neighborhood and for the gang that use 422 on regular basis. things should get little easier beginning this morning, chris, lauren, back to you. >> thanks so much. 5:18 this morning. president obama set to visit roseburg oregon friday to meet with families of the vic

i think there is going to be unevenness within every society.here is unevenness in many other democracies in roip and the unites states. i think it's going to be a function of where developments can take place in germany, west and east and it's not just about german. it's about europe in general. everybody's trying to adjust to a new world global economic situation that is not easy to develop. so there is going to be, i think, some changes, but there is always going to be a game of catch-up in both -- probably both sides of the wall, what used to be the wall. >> we have seen the arrival of hundreds of thousands of refugees from iraq, afghanistan, syria, amongst other places. house -- i think german is expected to receive about a million refugees this year. how might that affect the dynamics between east and west it is going to be a problem that is nots necessarily only a& wes although i must say the eastern part of german has had less experience with these kinds of things. the western part of germany had more, but my sense is that there is going

the uneven pavement - the cracks, holes, and bumps are not easy on vehicles. clare hanson "definitely on the tires for sure. there are so many potholes. it's really frustrating and its been a problem for years and it never seems to get fixed." that extra wear and tear - - costing drivers anywhere from hundreds to thousands in repairs. chuck ericson "did $3,400 worth of body damage to a car where the tire exploded and the rim came a part. it shoved this a-arm back or forward and its holes, bumps, and rattling its a pretty miserable ride down university avenue and thats got many drivers avoiding it at all costs." ericson "i personally keep my trucks off university avenue. a tire for my big truck is pushing $400 so i'll drive around." "i'm taking ridgeway, i'm taking rainbow because this road is such junk that its crazy to take ericson tells me if you can't avoid university - - slowing down is the next best option to help prevent damage to your vehicle. we've got you covered live in the newsroom . . . jessica hartman kwwl news. city enginers say they are completi

we'll tell you how a big win for a fantasy sports employee has some people claiming there an uneven playing field. >>> we'll break down the wild card game between the yankees and astros. >>> and a swing and a ground ball to short. and the astros have advanced to the division series. >> the baseball post season began last night and ended for the yankees. the houston astros beat them in the american league wild card game. astros pitcher keuchel allowing only three hits. the astros will advance to play the kansas city royals now. >>> not guilty is the plea from this priest in north jersey. h he's accused of pointing a musket an an eight-year-old boy, charged with aggravated assault and child endangerment. authorities say the boy is a cowboys fan, the rev rant is a giants fan. police later arrested the reverend. his lawyer said that he and the boy were just kidding and talking about their favorite football teams. but the county prosecutor said it was no joke. >> put him up against the wall and pointed a long arm rifle and hi said i'm going to shoot you. >> the father did hold the musket was the

it 8 warm uneven more on monday. by tuesday, 94 degrees inland around livermore. except that warming trend coming in. heading out of the bay area, low 90s at fresno. patchy dense fog in eureka and outside the golden gate in the wee small hours. overnight tonight we're looking for temperatures to be in the mid-50s and sunup tomorrow morning at almost a quarter after 7:00. so taking awhile for the sun to rise in the morning this time of the year before daylight savings time end in a few weeks. high temperatures tomorrow. 75 in san francisco. 86 at concord. san jose 83 degrees. oakland 80. all of these numbers fairly well above average and we'll stay that way all the way through mid-week next week, that is above average. temperatures in the south bay, low 80s for the most part. a little warmer at morgan hill. in the east bay tomorrow, mid- 80s to upper 80s. livermore 88 degrees tomorrow. north bay, low clouds to start. low 80s to finish. right at the shoreline and at the beaches will be in the mid to upper 60s. it's still warm up by clear lake and lakeport, mid-80s.

. >> the process has been too slow, and the result is too uneven. >> reporter: undersecretary generalan ki-moon has called for gender equality by the year 2030, but he too recognizes the challenges ahead. >> i'm asking all of the a leaders through their political will to change all stereo type traditions and mentality. >> reporter: roxana saberi, al jazeera, new york. >>> one of the women who will be speak before the u.n. today heads the organization of freedom in iraq. i asked her what it is like for women in iraq today compared to when the country was lead by saddam hussein. >> under saddam hussein the situation of the middle east in general was better, because we had not run into these situation of chaos, but he was a bloody dictator, and his period was not the best period for women, but when you compare those times to now, the women have -- have lost a lot in their social status, and in their political well-being, and i -- i would like to add one thing. violence on women in iraq is becoming legal and they are legislating for it. they brought forward a law for us, which allows the

. >> if we welcome aware of a problem that creates a danger, uneven sidewalk or a dangerous tree, we have an obligation to make it safe. we will always work with the property owner to make that safe. >> you know, i consider that a dangerous tree. >> ouch, yeah. >> if it was in front of me house. the question is, who is the owner of the tree? that's what the neighborhood is trying to figure out so they can get rid of all of the bees. i might spray them. >> who gets the honey? you can fight over that. >> let's keep up with you guys. tis the season. we are expecting a drizzle. at the coastline. we have expecting a big warming trend wednesday and thursday. return of the 90s. >> a different schedule tonight. see you at 8:00 and 11:00. it'll be here before you know it. hello, halloween. it's the one night when everybody dresses up. and that includes dinner. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. ♪ >> welcome to the us bank nbc sports report. >> south b

kristine lagarde calls it disappointing, uneven and pinne rising interest rates in the u.s. and slowdown in china >> don't get me wrong, but it's definitely slowing down and less than the recovery we had last year. and we don't forecast next year to be much more than what we eventually end up with this year. >> lagarde said the risk of low growth for a long time is something she calls the new mediocre looms closer. >>> and the world trade organization cut its global trade forecast. the group says world trade will grow by about 3% this year. and that slightly is lower than previous forecast. the wto said the number could be cut further if china's economy continues to slow. if the refugee crisis grows or if the federal reserve raises interest rates. >>> still ahead, why ups sees big returns in a sector that touches all of us. >>> ups is making a big bet on the health care industry part of the long-term strategy. the world's largest package delivery company opened in new jersey dedicated to the transportation of health care related products. everything from medical devices to s

cleveland's economic struggles, its decayed neighborhoods with their rampant unemployment levels and uneven access to healthcare have combined to turn the city into america's infant mortality capital. but if this wasn't a perfect enough storm, now, politicians at the state level are now considering further cuts to healthcare. >> the politicians in columbus are playing games to be quite blunt. and we may not get literally billions of dollars that we have coming to us. that we're spending the money, but it may not be coming back to us, because politicians have decided they want to play politics. if that happens, that'll be disastrous for our state and it'll certainly be disastrous for our hospital for our nicu. >> catch more "faultlines" episodes on demand or at aljazeera.com/faultlines. >> this summer, ohio's state capital columbus was the scene of heated debate over whether or not to expand healthcare coverage for the working poor. >> the question is: "shall the amendment be agreed upon?" >> ohio's republican-controlled legislature turned down $13 billion in extra funding from the federal g

he was out for i had daily walk when he fell on uneven pavement, and nearby police officers came to his aid and called an ambulance. he walked out on his own. he retired in 2007 after 35 years of hosting the price is right. >>> for the first time in 12 years the american cancer society is changing its breast cancer screening recommendations, and what was intended to clear up questions about when women should get mammograms, it's causing more confusion. dave carlin is showing us why. big change from the cancer society. they are recommending mammograms later, meaning fewer for many women, and some doctors and patients don't like it. >> it's confusing. you to fight for what you think is right for yourself. >> reporter: screening for breast cancer, when to start and how often. the nation's largest cancer charity and advocate for screening is calling for mammograms to start later than previously recommended. >> we should incur people to do them instead of discouraging them. >> reporter: the new guidelines say age 45 is best for beginning the annual ma'am ram grahams for women an average risk

the freedom fighters are very equipped but the fight is uneven. one of the major difficulties is to be able to defend themselves against the attack of these gunships. they russian attack helicopters which are armored, equipped with very sophisticated equipment and electronic devices to locate men as well as bombing and laserguided weapons. >> the helicopter attack then ship divides the soviets with an awesome weapon against the mujahedin. sweeping across the countryside at speeds of up to 300 kilometers an hour, its armaments and machine guns rain death and destruction from the skies. another television correspondent who is filmed several military operations in this war is a french reporter. >> the weapons used by the afghans do not come from the states or china for the most part. most of the weapons held by the mujahedin, the afghan freedom fighters, our weapons garnered in the course of operations. there are an incredible number of desertions and the incredible -- in the afghan army. a great many units along with weapons and equipments have defe

'walking on uneven ground, and stuff has so improved, its safer for me, and richard gray of macksburg was injured in the vietnam war. his first prosthetic was carved from a wooden block. he says the new modern versions are more comfortable and safe. congressman david young was at american prosthetics and orthotics in clive to learn about how the government is changing the way these new prosthetics are funded. but a change in veterans affair policy could mean vets will no longer be on the cutting edge of artificial limbs 'basically would take the services of prosthetics back to a 1970s level. it was a complete re-write of the policy. some of the things are just not conducive to proper prosthetic care.. 'right now the center for medicare and medicade services are issuing some regulations which may inhibit some of these great products from being used by some of our veterans and others. young says he doesn't have an answer to the problem now ... but he'll get to work on it immediately. it was a double dose of bad news today. there will be no cost of living increase for social security rec

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bob says he stumbled over uneven pavement. >>> coming up why there is in the the enough legos to go around this holiday season. but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3. >>> in your head lines this morning flames ripped through an apartment in lansdale, montgomery county overnight. this happened at green and west hancock street. there are no injuries to humans but some pets may have perish in the fire. >>> also three police officers and a fire fighter are injured, rather trying to save a resident from the burning row home in strawberry mansion. that resident was also injured but none of the injuries appear to be less threatening. >>> and philadelphia police are checking surveillance video for clues that can solve shooting that wounded two brothers in tioga one of whom is a teenager. twenty year-old man and 13 year-old boy are in stable condition. >>> there is new guidelines from the american cancer society that says women can have fewer mammograms starting at a later age. the group now recommend women begin annual breast cancer screenings at 45 instead of the 40, and that every

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without the public school system that we celebrate today, it is a little bit uneven across the nation, but most children are going to have a rudimentary knowledge of how to read and how to write. so, a newspaper might be accessible to them so they can understand the new politics of the day. technology, once again, is allowing newspapers to become more accessible to families, and that is going to do a hope more newspapers available, and so more people want to read them, so a rise in literacy. the big bullet point and theme we try to tell people about the 1850's farm is the last chapter of this museum if you're thinking about it as a big book. the big message you want to take away is that people coming into america are slowly blending all of those cultures together, english, irish, german, west african, native american traditions and beliefs are all coming together. by the 1850's, you have the beginnings of that american culture as a tangible thing. you can see that in the way that they are living in this house, the food they might be eating, the house they construct for themselves. for

the photographic record of the past is uneven, given to emphasizing certain plaisance, things, events at the expense of others, selected moments that flash up from the continuum of time. unlike writers or painters, photographers, in the era before computers, had to be in close proximity to their subject, such an observation seems obvious, but consequences are far-reaching. we usually unthinkingly visualize the civil war to the appearance of union activities and northern sites, rather than southern ones, giving little thought to the naval blockade of southern ports that made it difficult for seven photographers to make a visual record. similar sorts of visual inequities exist in the documentation of western american history. the gold rush california, attracting photographers who created a visual record in the 1850's that was far more extensive than contemporary records existing for arizona or new mexico, nebraska, or kansas. despite photography's affordability, 19th-century studio photographs favor certain social classes over others, leaving us with relatively few pictures of the urban

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they are heard by a slowing growth in china, not to mention uneven recovery in the u.s. and europe. 10 figurethis we have -- can 10 consecutive months of a decline in consumer spending. angie: where are we expect the action? we arehn: given what seeing, 16 out of 25 economists now expects the central bank to ease policies. this would follow a surprise move in january when they said they would seek to slow the pace of the local dollar gains against its trading partners. the monetary authority of singapore, the central bank, manages the economy through guiding the currency, instead of setting interest rates. they adjusted the pace of appreciation or depreciation by changing the slope, width, and center of the band. they refrain from disclosing the details of that. now we are expecting them to boost stimulus by allowing the currency to weaken. forecastersat what -- economists are forecasting for the monetary authority to do. 10 of them think they will reduce the slope that would slow the pace of the currency appreciation against the basket over time. bankthink that the cent

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