beethoven or brahms, i will stay in my seat. i am such a music lover. . when the music gets into me, i do apologize. now, but it made me so happy you were there watching blues and enjoying it so much. you, and iys loved have always watched your show to see you there in that club, i was happy. l.a. buddy was here in i was traveling. he is an iconic blues artist. he does 16 nights. he does residency, so the entire month of january if you want to see him you can be him and his own element. i go and hang out for the weekend and catch for five shows. he is kind enough every january o make me homemade gumbo. >> every time we get together -- i was doing an interview, and the interviewer saw me and asked what we were talking about. i said, we were talking about grains. -- about greens. tavis: buddy is on one of these tractks. fabulous.ds we never see each other. we don't do a lot of talking. enough said. that sounds like a blues song. you make it work? do when ioing what i met him. it's natural. we just do it. we are used to it. it has been 11 years that we have

at the beginning of the brahms b major trio, there are certain notes like when i play with the violin this sort of melody in sixths, [plays melody on violin] not every interval is a sixth. [violin continues] even if we're not aware technically of what's going on, your ear picks this up. it disturbs our sense of emotions, and that's one reason why music stirs us. (pagano) harmony in western classical music has always kind of come with a set of rules. composers were supposed to follow those rules. of course, being creative people, they also wanted to explore further tonal possibilities. so each composer would try to take harmony to kind of the next step. by the end of the 19th century, composers had moved harmony almost to a breaking point. they had basically explored as far as they could go, and then they decided to break with harmony and tonality. and that's when atonal music came in. it was so to the edge that you don't have a neat, clean, predictable harmonic progression. [light jazz music] (narrator) while much of western classical music in the 20th century has moved away from tona

here is dan a brahms. >> reporter: ryan ferguson is a free man after spending fearly a decade in prison for a brutal murder he always said he didn't commit. >> to get arrested and charged for a crime you didn't commit it is easy, you can lose your life very fast. but to get out of prison it takes -- an army as you can see. >> reporter: ryan ferguson's parents rushed to the prison to pick him up. and celebrated his hard-fought victory. >> i would look ike to absolute thank my parents. my father, my mother. >> reporter: ferguson spent all most all of his 20s in a maximum security prison yet not a shred of physical evidence linking him to the murder and as of last year not a single witness to implicate him. we sat done with ryan before he was released. you have got to be furious? >> absolutely. i have suffered a lot. worse i sffeel like my family h suffered far more than i have. >> reporter: his incredible saga started a decade ago. former eagle scout. he was a popular kid, extremely close with his family growing up in columbia, missouri. leaving class one day he was suddenly pulled over b

brussels expected to be with us and here is some of the countries will be taking a closer look at today brahms the red cap revolutionaries pretend. xp and the red on the so called legacy. and presents the confidence of it is under the knights. it was like to start in the chase entrance all along to a recent poll says that he's the least popular french president in almost sixty years. the economy is in recess and one in ten friends and have a child and rating agencies and brussels regularly that paris is not cool. government tax plans that raised the hackles of this form of support is in brittany. these are revolutionary re cap. she is already a nice honey. two weeks with his fondness for meat fish factory have been protesting use and pleasure off to use the service they suddenly faced a bleak prospect of redundancy. a seaport city twelve was a disaster for this week in the center of prickly. we've already lost a lot of food factories and because this one too. the whole area will collapse the people that want to eat the ice tea. these customers wanted these two hundred but considering harvest.

tell me about this 1/2 brahm over all. how many period people have been hired. >> hundreds of millions of dollars involved three separate programs. operating their exchanges. tens of millions of dollars spending going out through that and then a third program community health centers were given $150 million from the obama administration to try to get people signed up in obamacare. >> the navigator philosophy or guidelines is simply basically when a person has a question, they go on the phone, computer, in person, can it be all three? >> yeah, in theory, the navigators will help people on the web site and try to get them to sign people up using the web site. unfortunately, a lot of navigators are having the same problems because the web site doesn't work for the navigators just like it's not working for millions of other americans. >> all right. so, in this case, the project veritas crew went to a urban center run by the urban league which i understand got a million dollars and more to set up navigators in a physical facili

. >> they're going to out owe brahm pra care at some point. he says the political opposition is so large. what he has got to do is rebuild trust. we see this in the polls that indicate there has been tremendous drop in trust. president obama and confidence in this healthcare system. so he has got to do a big job of rebuilding that trust. >> okay. lay it on them, judge. >> juan, fasten your seat belt. the federal government should stay within the confines of the constitution. the constitution does not authorize the federal government anything whatsoever to do with healthcare. obamacare should be abolished along with medicare, medicaid and social security. the people who were on those programs should be grandfathered in because they paid money to be in there and they have ordered their lives to stay there the states should regulate healthcare the states retain that power under the constitution. so, if you want. >> leave that graphic up there. >> if you want mandatory healthcare go live in massachusetts. if you want the free market and individual

school officials say they wish he was a christian man, but praised brahm for his character. the 21-year-old says he enrolled at the university despite his religious doubts because of its strong communications program. >>> a machete wielding robber chases men through a parking lot demanding money. first he droep bif the two victims in a car. minutes later, he showed up with the machete. >> the guy looks like he's just waiting out there, sees these people, desperate for money. they tell him he doesn't have money. he thought he lied to them. then they realized they didn't have money so he walks them with his machete. >> the would-be robber is still on the run. >>> call it marinating your turkey from the inside out. a farmer in new hampshire is feeding his turkeys beer which he says will make them taste better on your thanksgiving table. he says he discovered it by accident when he spilled a beer and the turkeys gobbled it up. >>> dude, i told you, she's moved on and so should you. so go ahead get yourself a beer and forget about it. >> ladies, last call. you don't have to go ho