that society as a whole we have had a voice and today, i want to give us a voice the city i want to us that effects the city and brings different perspectives create a better place and environmentalist for youth to thrive and live the movement is not just about my city but the nation and the climbing percentage of adults and boosting the influence of the government this movement will give you the government the full prospective on what the voters truly want and allows us as youth youth hato have an impt on the things that effect our lives we urge you to support this decision thank you. >> (clapping.) >> good evening board of education i'll try to keep this short and sweet i two to two letters from the citywide advisory committee that endorsed and . >> i'm julian a 17 years old one of few students in pie graduating class that will not be able to rotate the presidential election this letter made we wonder abowhat i was about being 18 considered an adult for someone that was born three weeks more likely be to vote more educated than my own i'm constantly skururrounded by youth to make

you reallylike my voice? your friends never saywhat a great voice you got? i don't havethat many friends. your voice has got such timbre, such resonance, such soul. you know what i'm saying? come on!do i look likea country bumpkin? you sound like nat king cole. get out of here! steve's right. come off it! i swear. yeah? yeah. really? oh, really. are you warm? are you real? mona lisa it's beautiful. i love it. dripping with soul. i don't knowabout dripping.damp, maybe. you have a gift to share with the world. it ain't fairto keep itto myself. we've got to record that golden voice. just $1,2oo, and we are in business. i don'tknow about-- mr. jefferson, you're a businessman. you know that it takes money to make money. we can forget about it. it's probably just as well. george benson is coming in any minute, then the commodores. we could fit you in now. i got the time. whenever you're ready, go into the studio and put on your headset. yeah. what songshould i sing? something that's tailor-made to fit your voice and your style. you light up my life. that's great f

it's god's voice! it's a thunderous voice! you can read isaiah 40 and verse 3 where it talks about just one voice, "the" voice, but where is it? and he goes on to talk about he's going to have to deliver that message in verse 9 to zion, which is that laodicean church that's turned away from god, and god says, "no you go ahead and you deliver that message to them." and if you understand the way that should be worded there, it's really quite clear. let me just quickly read to you another scripture here, john 10 and verse 3: "to him the porter openeth; and the sheep hear his voice:" hear christ's voice, not a man's voice, "and he calleth his own sheep by name, and leadeth them out." god calls his own sheep by name, and the sheep hear his voice. where is that happening? where is it happening on this earth? notice verse 4: "and when sheep follow him: for they know his voice." they know the voice of god! see, this is not about following a man; it's about following god! and he watches over and protects us like a shepherd over the eep

that society as a whole we have had a voice and today, i want to give us a voice the city i want to us that effects the city and brings different perspectives create a better place and environmentalist for youth to thrive and live the movement is not just about my city but the nation and the climbing percentage of adults and boosting the influence of the government this movement will give you the government the full prospective on what the voters truly want and allows us as youth youth hato have an impt on the things that effect our lives we urge you to support this decision thank you. >> (clapping.) >> good evening board of education i'll try to keep this short and sweet i two to two letters from the citywide advisory committee that endorsed and . >> i'm julian a 17 years old one of few students in pie graduating class that will not be able to rotate the presidential election this letter made we wonder abowhat i was about being 18 considered an adult for someone that was born three weeks more likely be to vote more educated than my own i'm constantly skururrounded by youth to make

singers. >> i will be forcing my voice, losing my voice. i would be anxious.t's the first time i felt i would be able to do it. [ sings ] potential for injury exists in every genre of music. >> reporter: david is a renown vocal instructor. >> on stage in wicked, in brooklyn, in the heights. the show is written where the female voice has to go higher. >> reporter: voice injury plagued adele and others who have gone under the knife. now a new wave of broadway musicals is pushing performers to the edge of their vocal rangers. until recently they were lyric sopranos like lorry jones in oklahoma. [ singing ] but in the past decade big-time belters came into favour, the notes are higher, requiring more vocal left. >> broadway singing breaks down into two categories. >> sopranos, lofting julie andrews sound. >> and the contemporary like patty la bell. so what do you do when you have to get way above that. in wicked there's an f. in brooklyn, an a flat. there's gs that women have to sing as if they were speaking. you have to increase air pressure, that is pushing on t

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jeannie, get rid of this voice. [normal voice] voice. now, do you know what you've done? if you will excuse me now, i must get dressed. i am going to my first charity ball! oh, no, you're not. [festive music playing] [chuckles] well. here we are. yes, we certainly are. [sighs] you know, i could spend the rest of my life looking at you. oh, i dig you too. i mean it was like, wow, pow! the first time i set eyes on you... robert. it's r-roger. yes. bootsie baby. excuse me, have you seen major nelson? who? she means mickey mouse. mickey mouse? pardon me, alfred? oh, excuse me, neil. darling, where is major nelson? oh, isn't he with miss nightingale? no, miss nightingale is with major healey. well, i arranged for major nelson to be her escort. something must have gone wrong. what do you mean? well, miss nightingale just called major nelson mickey mouse. mickey mouse? why would she call him that? i don't know. but i smell a rat. oh! let's go look for him, darling. yes. no, thank you. thank you very much. now, let's see... i'm sorry. that's okay. there. good evening, master, dar

and for the good that you've done with that voice. it will endure for generations and so on behalf of all of us, we are grateful. to ambassador and mrs. dermer, to nina totenberg, our friends from the israeli embassy, thank you so much for hosting us today. let me just add tonight that our thoughts are also with former israeli president, shimon peres. i had the opportunity to speak with shimon earlier this week. i thanked him for his friendship which has always meant so much to me personally and i thanked him once again for the shining example of his leadership with his extraordinary life as a founding father of the state of israel, a statesman who has never given up on peace, embodiment of the great alliance between our two nations. shimon inspires us all and this evening we speak for all of us, israelis, americans, peep around the world in wishing him a full and speedy recovery. i also want to just note the presence of two of our outstanding senators from the great state of tennessee. i know that it's rare where you have such an ext

[ high-pitched voice ] do we have to eat spinach? [ high-pitched voice ] only if it turns you on. willona, this is silly. [ normal voice ] oh, no, it's not, flo. look, you already know the ground rules. all you need now is a little practical experience. come on, j.j., gramps. you're in the school bus, right? move like you're in the bus and everything like that. all right, flo, now, grab the wheel, okay? on our way to school. hit it. hey, it was all j.j.'s fault, anyway. oh, no, it wasn't, you old cucumber head, you asparagus face. hey, man, you can't talk to her like that. you want to fight? knock this stick off my shoulder. i thought the stick was your shoulder. hey, what's going on here? i don't want to hear that noise. it's 20 minutes to the next gas stop. but i can't wait. sissy! all right, children, stop fighting this instant! who's gonna make us? no one should have to make you. to begin with, you should know better. now, your parents are making great sacrifices to send you to school, and you ought to show them enough respect to act like a decent human being. out of sight. ho

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my voice is annoying. i'm tired of my own voice. >> i have a terrible voice. nobody likes to listen to the sound of your own voice. if the voters don't like the sound of your voice, you have a bigger problem. >> listen to my voice. the heroin epidemic devastating the state. geraldo has been doing some reporting on it and he'll tell us about it when "the five" returns. when you write with your favorite tul® brand pen, do you sign invoices like they're autographs? then you might be gearcentric. right now, get 25% off all tul® brand pens and pencils! office depot officemax. gear up for great®. ♪ >> 57 years tag music died. number one issue to the people of new hampshire, no, not terrorism, not the economy. it is the heroin abuse spreading throughout the state. more than 400 people died from overdoses last year. 22 so far this year. the talk of the famed red arrow diner. >> penny and allen have worked here many years. have you seen a big difference in what people tell but the heroin problem? >> the worst i've seen was a couple weeks ago. a young girl with a baby.

i didn't recognize either voice. the thing is i think what's accurate there is i think a lot of precinct captains who did get those voice mails or text messages or e-mails, many of them didn't not act on them, including myself. i have not heard from one voter who said they switched their vote from ben carson to ted cruz because of that. ben carson was not going to new hampshire and not going to south carolina. they were basically writing his political obituary. when people hear that get reported, it's obvious that they're going to move on it. whether that's official campaign people or others that are just volunteering for the campaign, that's big news going into an iowa caucus. if it's coming from a trusted source like cnn in a travel schedule saying i'm not going to new hampshire -- and i don't believe he's going to new hampshire yet. that's big news going into an iowa caucus. >> they never said he was dropping out. ben carson was not dropping out of the race. it was very clear to any cruz staffer who was watching.

and now i had to hear my voice doing it. >> early in her career hendryx used her art to support activist causes. as a self described bisexual she focused on people with aids and the lgbt community. >> so i never felt ostracized in any way. and having to watch and having many of my friends die from-- contracting h.i.v. and died from a.i.d.s. that-- s-- being vocal, speaking up, s-- being supportive, doing what i could to help. >> from politics to race, she takes tough topics and makes music. >> black people killing black people. and where did you learn that? which is the question i ask. >> almost 50 years later, the r&b diva is still performing, transforming herself through the decades. she just opened her first solo art exhibit, not coincidentally titled "transformation". we caught up with nona hendryx at the sol studio in harlem. >> your exhibition, transformation: the beautiful cruelty of time and distance. tell us about that name. what does it mean? >> well, transformation has been a word that's been associated with me fo

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scrimmage, i will listen to the voices of the disenfranchised. he will rise above the petty he will not need a polar focus group to tell them how to think or what to do. >>reporter: in many ways he made a case for jeb bush the job made for himself. >> the presidency is a serious a job that requires sound judgment. and good ideas. there is no doubt in my mind that jeb bush has the experience and the character to be a great president. >>reporter: the question, did the former president overshadow jeb bush or is this the boost he needs? either way, he seemed grateful. they are just five days away from the south carolina a primary that could decide the future of jeb bush's campaign. it's going to be a critical time and we will be here for all of it. reporting from charleston, >>> former pres. bill clinton was in palm beach county today to pinch-hit for his wife. he went to nevada instead. is why she got a bit creative during a rally with supporters. >> the great recession was caused by too much regulation [barking] we can cut through their claims. see

- yeah, stay with her. - and now, sportafloppy voice. airship, fly anywhere in five minutes. - airship preparing for takeoff. [laughter] - it works. this aisle. fancy labels, slick designs; this one's got flowers on it, it's pretty. after the stomach flu ravages my home, am i supposed to believe that an ocean breeze no. please. i know what clean smells like, bleach. the same bleach that knocks and cleans up crime scenes. you want to spend 3 bucks on liquid doubt, be my guest. you want clean, get a cleaner with bleach in it. she's by the airship. - what? [gasping] - it's the little pink girl. why is she here-- she's early. - sportacus? where is he? - she's telling us something. - what'd she say? - sportacus? - i'm sleeping. - but, you're talking to me. [sighing] - i'm coming in! [panting] - the costume! - she's talking to someone. - who's she talking to? - must be sportacus. - stay. - closet closing. - i'm coming in. - no, i'm coming in. [gasping] - bed! - bed coming down. but, sportacus, it's not 8:08. - yes! i just have to put it away,

and a tristate program giving deaf kids voices.. is thriving. we'll take you inside what some are calling a miracle factory. good evening, i'm julie dolan. tonight, a mother is dead - killer.she was first wanted for taking a child from a home in middletown tuesday.and this morning police found her dead in the front seat of a car in dayton.the infant-- unhamred in the back seat.9 on your side reporter jay warren has the story. after taking her infant daughter brittany russell of middletown was found shot to death in dayton with her infant daughter still in the back seat of her car9 on your side is the only station with a bureau dedicated to butler and warren counties--jay warren has reaction from the child's father--------jay look live-------for one middletown family panic over a missing child last night turned to both relief and grief after the child was found safe but her mother found dead --------vo-------six month old haven edwards was safe in the arms of her father this morning at the middletown police department after she was found in the b

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(voice breaks) mm-hmm. does that hurt? (strained voice) like a son of a bitch. okay. so what were you doing on the trampoline then? scaled my neighbor's fence this morning after he left for work. that's funny. most people just steal their neighbor's wi-fi. i'm not most people. yeah, i'm getting that. i'm gonna need to do a closed reduction. so we better sedate you first. oh, no. i dot-- no drugs. i don't want any drugs, please. is that a religious thing? no. no religion. no. in the next few hours. so i don't really want to be stoned for any of it. well, you're gonna need something to manage the pain. okay, just give me as little as... (exhales) possible to get through it. okay. let's do, um, 50 micrograms of fentanyl, rambo. okay. 50 it is. that's... it. there you go. uh, you're gonna need me for cotertraction. yeah. yeah. wow. this stuff works really fast. well, this is still gonna hurt. on three? and... (strained voice) three! (cracks) aah! (laughs) all right. you let me know if she needs any more brown sugar. thank you, hip-hop. i'm going to take you up for a post-

far too many of us surrender our voices entirely by choosing not to vote. this polarization is pervasive and it seeks -- it seeps into our society. some of us don't want our kids dating. but some don't want them dating someone in the other political party. this is not just an abstract problem for political scientists, this this has real impact on whether not we can get things done together. it has a real impact on whether families are able to support themselves or whether the homeless are getting shelter on a cold day. it makes a difference to the quality of the education that kids are getting. it's not an abstraction. so often these debates particularly in washington, but increasingly in state legislator become abstract. there are no people involved, it's just cardboard cutouts and characters. it encourages the kind of ideological that rejects any compromise as a form of weakness. in a big complicated democracy like ours, if we can't compromise by definition we cannot govern ourselves. i am a progressive democrat, i am proud proud of that, i make no bones

voices: 19:09:36;26 no. no. reginald hudlin: 19:09:37;21 no, we just-- we just wanted to get the biggest, best talent we could get. david hill: 19:09:51;09 we looked at social media, who do people really, really follow. reginald hudlin: 19:10:10;19 and, of course, the most talented people in our business an array of new faces is just the beginning - hudlind and hill also completely changing the format of the show! reginald hudlin: 18:59:30;15 we're gonna mix it up. you know, i want people to watch and be surprised. david hill: 18:58:29;20 we're-- we're making the show and the order of the show for people who love films. reginald hudlin: 18:59:50;15 you're going to be seeing things the way you've never seen them before. you ever wonder who else would make a winner's thank you list - if they had more time before that pesky music??? well now - those names will be scrolled at the bottom of the screen! reginald hudlin: 19:01:46;25 there's gonna be a lot of experimentation. some of it may work, some of it doesn't work

jordan smith may have been the voice's biggest surprise ever. >> you don't look like your voice, fyi [ singing ] >> reporter: his falsetto got him the nickname unicorn. >> >. you don't come across one very often. >> reporter: adam levine's guy won the season, and broke their record of song downloads. tonight they'll hear a new >> the -- auditions. >> the people i turn around for are people that sound different. >> reporter: but putting a finger on just what what is is tough. >> it's impossible to say why. >> somebody not as good just has a thing but you're like okay i need to turn around and see who that is. >> reporter: and when more than one coach turns around, the fun begins. >> right when i think okay i have this person on my team, i have no competition, i'm good, boom, there comes blake. >> reporter: but she's more than ready to take on the boys. >> >. we developed a new level ] >> i don't know why, but she copied me. >> reporter: and also try to copy shelton's success on the new season of the voice. >> and the new season begins tonight at 8:00 p.m. the mid-season premier of min

or as simple as the sound of a single human voice.can analyze and compare different musics by looking at their basic elements, but music itself also exists as an element in the cultural life of every society. (levin) the environment can influence music in both conscious and unconscious ways. for instance in the west, the argument has been made that a lot of the dissonant music that arose at the beginning of the century was a result or a reaction to the noisiness of industrialization, and the dissonance of modern civilization-- that it was a reflection of social dissonance, in a way, in sound. [dissonant orchestra music] (slobin) if we use the word environment to relate to music, we're talking about two things: a physical environment and a social environment. in the case of highlander people in bosnia singing together, the two are pretty much inseparable. (narrator) in a mountainous region of bosnia herzegovina close to sarajevo, a sheep herding community has developed a unique singing style known as ganga. this genre, which is primari

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he also was the voice of richard nixon in the film-- "forrest gump." alaskey was 63-years old. 3 on a lighter note, we are getting a look at some more super bowl ads. this commercial is called super bowl babies." in the end, when our team won, mom and dad looked at each other, one thing led to another that night." according to the commercial, data suggests that nine months after a super bowl victory, winning cities see a spike in births. the ad stars a choir made up entirely of super bowl babies! these are children and adults born nine-months after their parents' favorite team won the super bowl. they all sing along to seal's "kiss from a rose." 3 3 3 3 3 here is a look at current conditions.. in our next half hour we'll talk more about what to expect in the next 7- days. 3 kanye west and kim kardashian's home gets spray-painted.you might be surprised to find out who was responsible. 3 it's 4:xx it's t-m-z time. jay, johnny manziel is in the spotlight again, and not for his moves on the football field. yeah, more like his personal life. the cleveland b

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he was the most requested voice out of the 50 million users.sting roles so are you hearing the voice of god or the new vp? >> i always liked james earl jones -- >> well, morgan freeman is the new one. >> you should be able to choose whoever's voice you want. i'll choose you. >> be sure to like us on facebook. "way too early" starts now. >>> trump won all 50 delegates in saturday's south carolina primary so if you're paying attention, this is the official point when people go from saying, oh, this is kind of fun, to oh, my god, this is really happening. >> caucus night in nevada after another raucous campaign rally for trump. he went hard at rival ted cruz and a protester. plus, the cruz campaign accused of another dirty trick. this time, marco rubio got an apology while a top cruz aide got canned. >>> and plus she was declared dead until she squeezed her mother's hand. >> breathtaking. it was a miracle in its own. you don't expect it and then all of a sudden it's there. >>> a mother breaks her silence as the uber driver who now admits to shooti

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an important voice in the industry .. is siding with the government. "apple has access to the information.there is not -- they are just refusing to provide the access." ----- apple argues it's not just handing over information .. but instead being asked to build new technology to access information. that is what's dividing this case .. because they say that could leave users at risk. the "centers for disease control and prevention"... is investigating new reports of sexual transmission... of the says it's investigating 14 cases in all... and that several of them involve pregnant women. but the c-d-c says the "zika virus" is most likely spread ... through a mosquito bite. the virus is linked to a birth defect... that causes babies to be born with small heads... and brain problems. scientists at the "university of texas" ... are working on a test... to detect the virus in humans... and eventually develop a vaccine: ----- "are we closer to a vaccine? : "yes, every single day that people like me and my colleagues are on the bench, we're one step closer to

so they are not -- the voice is easily available.ink what they are trying to do here. >> yeah, do you think this is the future? i mean is it going to be only a matter of a couple of years before i put my phone in front of my face, it looks at my ayes, listens to my voice, checks my fingerprints and that's it? >> yeah, as i say fingerprint recognition is already on many phones. mostly what i work on are things like speech recognition, trying to figure out what somebody is saying. and siri has the ability to recognize who is speaking. if you have two iphones on the table and you call yours, only one will come up. so already this is appearing. the technology is around. >> mr. moore to thank you very much indeed. perhaps i could send around the lady that lives in my flat, and you can teach her how to speak so we can all understand her. thank you very much indeed. >>> we'll look at how things are really taking off at the air show. >>> and lindsey vonn losing more than just her balance. >>> as and virgin galactic reveals a new spaceship, w

lower your voice! i am not going to sit here and listen to this [ bleep ]. >> reporter: matt shows he is just as capable of losing his temper and according to nique -- using his hands as well as his voice to abuse her. >> if i wanted to do harm to you i could have done it. you think i'm going to harm you? >> i don't know, matt. you tried to tonight. >> i did not. >> [ bleep ]. with 6'5", 250 [ bleep ] plus pounds, with your hands around my throat. you had me pinned to the [ bleep ] wall. >> all my homicide victims over the year, i've never met anybody. but after listening to these recordings, it gave me the -- you know, ability to know her. >> reporter: you liked her. >> i think she was a wonderful person, a wonderful mother, and by all accounts, she was a wonderful wife. just couldn't do enough for one individual. >> reporter: and you became determined to get this solved. >> i wasn't going to give up. >> reporter: that devotion leads to a big break. something as good as a bloody matt leili's computer.

they looked for a voice that people might like and they created several voices responding to questions on the game show "jeopardy." child-like. watson's voice was rejected because it sounded creepy there. here is another option. they decided watson's finalist c was better for automated help desk and consumer applications. ultimately they chose watson finalist a. that voice sounded objective and natural. >> definitely better than the first one! the first one was creepy. >>> britain's "guardian" reports on a remote canada's town quest to attract a hairdresser. normal wells is a city where temperatures can drop to 58 degree. most of norman wells residents are cutting their own hair for two years because the nearest by car but with temperatures that cold, who wants to live there? >>> "usa today" reports how a utah boy bought a flower for all girls in his class. it cost him 458 dollars and he worked a year and a half to pay for them. his mother said he wanted every girl to feel special on valentine's day. in the story they said only some girls got flowers and he felt bad for the girls that

bernie sanders voiced optimism after his second place finish in nevada. the vermont senator told supporters democrats in philadelphia for their national convention this summer will see one of the great political upsets in u.s. history. >>> now, in the republican race for president, primary voters in south carolina gave billionaire businessman donald trump an easy victory. trump's family joined him on stage during his victory speech in spartanburg, south carolina, last night. he congratulated his opponents and referred to gop nomination saying let's put this thing away. >>> senator marco rubio sounded confident after his second place finish in south carolina. rubio said he's ready to claim the mantel of leadership. senator ted cruz, who finished just behind rubio, said his campaign defied expectation of pundits. also last night republican candidate jeb bush bowed out of the race. listen to his comments. >> i am suspending my campaign. >> no. >> yeah, yes. >> bush finished a distant fourth in south carolina following poor showings in iowa and new hampshire.

i have found my voice and i am finding myself. [woman singing in foreign language] rangina hamidi: trying to do business in a war zone brings challenges beyond anybody's imagination. things like basic infrastructure, electricity, transportation. we have a country and a government that is still not a working government, so trying to do business in this region is probably one of the hardest things to imagine. but yet, nothing's impossible, so everything can go forward. man: rangina hamidi was born in kandahar, but when the soviets invaded afghanistan, her family fled the country, eventually landing in northern virginia, where she grew up and was educated. after the events of 9/11/2001, she returned to afghanistan with a mission to find ways to economically empower the women of her native country. she is the founder of kandahar treasure, an enterprise employing over 450 women who embroider garments and housewares for the domestic and international market. rangina: i came here as a nonprofit worker, and the bureaucracies, the politics

first voice: please, no, please. [voice clear] please stop it! don't fight them. don't! [whimpering] oh, please, god, stop! don't show them you're scared. get off me, please! help me,lease, god, stop it! daddy, help me, please! please, god, stop it! daddy, help me, please! [sobbing] it lasts exactly 53 seconds, and then it goes dead. i think she was strangled. what do you want to do? do? there's nothing elseo do-- the parents can i.d. the voice. are you serious? no, no, sir, they can never hear this. it'll be the fastest way to figure out who we're looking for. there's gotta be another way. dna? my feeling is by the time we got the results back, it would be too late to save whoever they still have. it's up to you. this message, what did it record? last moments of one of your daughters' lives. oh, my god. i'll do it. if you choose to wait, you can make a public appeal to the media. either way, we're still looking for one of your daughters. live appeal--i don't think that's a good idea, jack. why not? because we know they're set up to see the reactio of the parent, check f

when that happens, more powerful and extreme voices fill the void. when that happens progress stalls. that's how we end up with only a handful of lobbyists setting the agenda. that's how we end up with policies that are detached with what working families face every day. that's how we end up with the well connected that the public command to stay out of their business than whisper and sneer for special treatment. that's how our political system gets consumed by small things when we are people that are called to do great things. to give everybody a shot in a changing economy. to keep america safe and strong in an uncertain world. to repair our climate before it threatening everything that we leave for our kids. so that's what's on my mind as i come back to illinois today. this is what will be a focus of mine over the course of the year and beyond. what can we do, all of us together, to try to make our politics better. i speak to both sides on this as all of you know, it could be better. as of you would feel prouder of the work that you do if it was be