the end i wasn't there for the entire rehearsals but i had the feeling there was tension like the bruins were saying who is this 33 year old trying to tell us how to play you know as it turned out. it was more than a nice experience to go to ravel g. major concerto with elise sarah the soloist was jazzy infused illusory fashion absolutely and the main thing was the sibelius had this elemental pure pristine pure and sometimes breathtakingly beautiful music by the sound quality of the programs and the energy of this young maestro who as we heard is this was a percussionist so he's quite unusual as conductors go also played in a rock band goes hunting with his son. is this kind of typical of this vibrant new generation of conductors that we're seeing maybe along the lines of. well you know i think conductors thrive under individual differences but that said all 3 have a body language with a huge vocabulary they're a physically extremely expressive and it's actually relevant to the music you can watch them and understand something about the music just the way they move their gestures the oth

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we were joking, i'm a ucla bruin but love be -- yeah, go, bruins, but love being involved with the program as well. very excited to talk to you today. as you know, there's never been a more -- can you hear me? there we go. better? not better. can you hear me now? all right. never been a more exciting or important time for public diplomacy and communications and how the united states is communicating both policy and values in every corner of the world. and so in this type of media environment and this type of foreign policy environment, the thinking we put behind this merger and the intent behind it was to make sure that we can accelerate and really deliver on what we're charged with doing previously both from p & a and effectively communicate around the world. we know the communications landscape is fast accelerating. there's a new platform popping up. tech is driving a lot of change when it comes to communication. there's vr, ar, ai. the report in 2017 about whether or not public diplomacy can survive the internet was a good indication of where things are going and coming fast. we know bu

despite being capital of football crazed germany bruins are known as being a bit of a soccer black hole better known for thumping techno and fine are going for sports which. are the city's biggest tina yes they usually play in the bonus league but they struggle and they've been the only top team in town for a long time berlin hasn't had 2 teams in the bundesliga since the 70. mph on which a city with a lot of football but i don't think it's a purple city here's her to legend and current manager mikhail played since response when i ask him to carolyn it's a football city. but. it could be better of course but that looks at the change of this seriously as now the newly promoted known berlin from the east and heritage in the west both represent berlin in the bundesliga something you can't say for anywhere else in germany. is this just season for linda finally becomes a football city. or has it always been one of those constantly a game of brilliance got the most teams playing at every level in the. it's not like people don't love soccer here but there are reasons it's not seen as a footbal

. >> and the bruins have recovered. >> the bruins forcing six washington state turnovers.ougars quarterback anthony gordon threw nine touchdown passes. ucla win wins 67-63. number 13 wisconsin crushes number 11 michigan 35-14. those are are your headlines. i'm all fired up about georgia but that ucla game was unbelievable. it was 47 to something with six minutes to go. >> they may need some new khakis in michigan. >>> he wants to burn up billions of dollars in medical debt. you heard us talk about bernie sanders. his new plan could end up costing you a whole bunch of money. we're crunching the numbers, next. ♪ . >>> we will eliminate medical debt in this country. stop and think for a second, why should people be placed in financial duress. for what crime did you commit? you had a serious illness? >> he hinted at it on the trail and yesterday 2020 democrat bernie sanders officially unveiling his plan to wipe out $81 billion in medical debt but at what cost. joining us now to break down the plan, dr. mark siegel. dr. siegel, we're hearing about this. sanders of course years

the bruins were down before they woke up and went on a scoring spree over coming nine touchdown passes from washington state quarterback anthony gordon to beat the cougars, 67-63. the combined 130 points is the >>> straight ahead, the highs and lows of the week, including the astounding story of the american cancer survivor who swam a few casual lapse across the english channel, and the two little boys who became viral stars with their terrible, but hilarious, idea. and later, the exploding popularity of meditation and the former munk who founded an app who now has more than 50 million fans. >> you get some benefit and you say, oh, that's what it is and then maybe three months later you kind of realize, oh, no, that's what it is. >> it's all coming up on sunday today. and as we head to break, our photo of the week, an amazing shot captured by a talented australian photographer of the trail left aa commercial airliner nasa scientists explain that low air temperatures can freeze the vapor behind a plane turning it into ice crystals and when they hit the sun at just the right angle, we ge

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back to both those correspondents throughout the evening well for more on this let's speak to bret bruin who is the president of global situation room a consulting firm and he joins us now from seattle mr brown i want to talk through some of these numbers that we're seeing because even with the support of the palestinian israelis the so-called joint list bill and white still can't reach that magic number 61 and so i don't do any woman could still be in the role of king make out what's going through his head of the mind. well i think he is in a very strong position if these results hold up and let's also remember that he's a former ally of netanyahu who has fallen out and who would i don't think see netanyahu in a coalition government so while netanyahu has become famous for having 9 lives he is a political cat who has survived many difficult political developments this may well be his swansong and we may witness a post netanyahu era taking hold in israel indeed i wanted to ask you about that because netanyahu his biographer i believe is already commenting saying that the nesson yahoo mag

when i spoke to brett bruin he served as director of global engagement in the white house during president obama's administration he joins us live now via skype from toronto in canada britain president trump said he fired bolton bolton says that's not true he resigned either way he's out the door didn't bolton sucking come as a surprise. no this was predictable what i have to say though is that it is a reflection of the instability that continues to persist in trumps foreign policy we see this impulsiveness this escalate tory and then deescalate tory rhetoric it's very difficult for those within the american national security structure to adapt to his tweets and threats we know that bolton had many foreign policy differences with trump particularly over afghanistan russia iran just focus briefly brit through those differences because bolton wanted a much more hawkish approach to u.s. foreign policy he did and the president would joke in meetings that john bolton wanted to invade almost every country and on north korea for instance bolton was on record quite outspoken in his opposition to k

bruins and boy starting get me thinking about they have a couple places front you can see the old pictures1890's and back and think about what conversations were happening in these baths and all i can tell you. sutro did this and so what we have today is temperatures a bit on the cool side today 5, not as windy as and the new wrinkle marty today is a at this like a love track shot him out of the new wrinkle with this will be maybe a little isolated shower overnight to look out for late this evening up in the north bay, so this is like observatory some of the fog kind of mixing out a little bit may recall yesterday just completely filled up the lens. well this go around now we can make out the blue skies at least in the fog lifting. bay bridge shot, nice blue skies again behind all that as watch the sun join us how those temperatures 50's already into the mid to upper 50's in spots got the lower 50's there up to the north bay. so for future cast for here's what happens with that rain business hears those opportunities in the afternoon early evening. boys latest 1030 it's slow going across t