we have to make sure jonathan can get across the finish line. he wants to run a sub seven-minute mile. david: unbelievable energy. coach dermitt. we want to tell jonathan jonathan is. back to you guys. we re here with barbara fin began a special finyingian, a special ed teacher. you ve run the marathon before. tell us how it was today. it was beautiful. weather is perfect. brooklyn has the best crowd. lafayette street is amazing, the energy on that street. it was a great everything is organized. it s great. reporter: any challenges on the course? you said you had run this one before. right? barbara: it was pretty smooth. the course was great. you mean like was there any obstacles? everything was smooth. everything flowed. there were some obstacles during the course, some construction on the pulasky bridge and queensboro. they cleaned that up. reporter: you re a special ed teacher in new york city. your children out there supporting you, cheering for you? barbara: yeah
From an evening with cellist Yo-Yo Ma and pianist Kathryn Stott to a spate of concerts from the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the season is brimming with an impressive variety of classical events. Arts critic Lloyd Schwartz rounds up the performances he's looking forward to.
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