i think he was ready said so often in the last years i'm so sick of leonard bernstein. because he had become this kind of industry. there he had to travel with this large entourage and it was always bliss city and you know for he always enjoyed being famous you loved it in love being famous but it really became. more pressure than fun. you know he was a man not blessed with many talents but cursed with i think as a genius and it's not easy being a genius i wouldn't know that watching him if he never felt he was doing enough. and that he was. living up to his own inner standard whatever that was. couldn't get enough life he couldn't live enough life and if you tried. at he left nothing out. here. belief exists and up to. a a. one remains have been stymied superfoods the vitality to give us a ticket the sight of him on video the limitless optimist. i hate every turn a contemporary this was long as we live he lives with us. he left us with a moral to live by and to be better human beings i don't think there's a greater gift you can leave. the a.a.p. . bigler giggling. a le

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the baltimore symphony 0rchestra rehearsing leonard bernstein's west side story. seeing bernstein conducting when she was nine years old. a decade or so later, he took her on as his pupil. i was terrified to meet him because i didn't want to lose that idol i had. it is such a beautiful surprise. you cut this off? yes. but he exceeded all of my expectations, and that's so rare in a hero. and clearly a visionary. in a way, him taking you on was a visionary act, because it was unusual for a young woman to want to be a conductor. he was at the forefront of feeling that women should be able to do this. i'm not sure he ever came to terms with it, because it was so foreign still to him. i remember one rehearsal at tanglewood, and he was still sitting out there, i went out and said, maestro, what's wrong, if something wrong? and he said, i can't figure it out. when i close my eyes, i can't tell you're a woman. so i said, listen, if you want to keep your eyes closed during my concerts, idon‘t mind. i think sometimes we underestimate our audiences. sometimes we would just s

conducted by marin alsop, who took up conducting when she sought leonard bernstein when she sought leonarder on as his people. i was terrified to meet him because i didn‘t want to lose that idol i had. but he exceeded all of my expectations. and thatis exceeded all of my expectations. and that is so rare in a hero. and clearly a visionary, in a way it him taking you on was a visionary act as it was unusual for a young woman. to wa nt to it was unusual for a young woman. to want to be a conductor. he was at the forefront of feeling that women should be able to do this. i am not sure he ever came to terms with it as it was so foreign still, to him. i remember one rehearsal and he was sitting out there and i went out and isaid sitting out there and i went out and i said maestro, what is wrong? he said, ican‘t i said maestro, what is wrong? he said, i can‘t figure it out. when i close my eyes i can‘t tell your woman. so i said, missing, if you wa nt to woman. so i said, missing, if you want to keep your eyes closed during my concerts, i‘d don‘t mind. —— i don‘t mind. i think sometimes we under

and celebrating a hundred years since the birth of legendary composer and musician, leonard bernsteinlcome to the programme. there's been a mass shooting at a video game tournament in the city of jacksonville in florida. the sheriff's office has confirmed three people are dead, one of them the gunman. 1a other people were injured. the gunman is believed to have been at the tournament and has been named as 2a year old david katz from baltimore. the mayor ofjacksonville has been speaking to the press. today, this evening, tonight, jacksonville is mourning. we have faced an occurrence that is all too common, and we will have to ensure people are safe. one violent crime in our city is one too many. tonight we pray for the wounded, we pray for the families of those who are lost. sheriff williams and jso are working with law enforcement professionals from state and federal agencies, and we thank them for quickly responding in securing our downtown. our local professionals rapidly responded, running into chaos to start saving lives. local medical personnel at several hospitals responded perf

>>>he great leonard bernstein was an american composer, but so much more than that really.e music for some or dway's favorite shows, like "west side story." he was asi an, one of the best who ever lived. bernstein died 28 years ago, but he wou have been 100 this month. harry smith remembers him in our "sunday closer." >> reporter: leonard bernstein conducts a perform as of the overture from candide an operatta he. comp in his days he was a composer of classical music, ballets and broadway shows and the first american-born conductor of a major u.s. orchestra, the new york philharmonic. >> he was young, handsome, cool, all these things we didn'tss normally aiate with classical music in the '60s. >> reporter: boston pops conductor keith lockhart said bernstein set an impossibly high he did everything well. >> you could walk up to a stranger and go [ snaps fingers ] and the stranger would go -- ♪ how iconic is that? >> reporter: bernstein's music for "west side story" broke every rule of broadway with music that was complex, haunting, and undeniably beautiful. ♪ni t, tonight >>

." >>> coming up next, harry smith remembers leonard better than stein, bernstein as we approach they who could communicate about music the way he could. >>> and later, a life well lived. the american world war ii pilot who was part of historic groundbreaking group of airmen. at carmax, we buy all the cars. uh, all the cars? all the cars. old cars? yes. new cars? oh, yeah. sports cars? indeed. a big ol' boat-like car? permission to come aboard! what about a car that's all (makes awkward car noises) hgnnnn-nn-nn-nnnn-ayy-ayyy i don't see why not. what about, let's say... oh, i don't know, a purple van with a painting of a wizard just shooting lightning out of his fingers riding a unicorn sneezing rainbows? definitely. just asking for a friend. yea, i figured. (whispered to camera) wow. >>> the great leonard bernstein was an american composer, but so much more than that really. he was a conductor, a pianist, an author, a tv host, and the man behind the music for some of broadway's favorite shows, like "west side story." he was a musician, one of the best who ever lived. bernstein died

the baltimore symphony orchestra, rehearsing leonard bernstein's west side story. as nine years old. a decade or so later, he took her on as his pupil. i was terrified to meet him, because i didn't want to lose that idol i had. this is such a surprise. so you cut this off.. but there's a hole. but he exceeded all my expectations, and that's so rare in a hero. and clearly a visionary, and in a way, him taking you on was a visionary act, because it was unusual for a young woman... oh, forsure. ...to want to be a conductor. he was at the forefront of feeling that women should be able to do this. i mean, i'm not sure he ever came to terms with it, because it was so foreign, still, to him. i remember one rehearsal and he was sitting out there and i went out and i said "maestro, what's wrong, is something wrong?" he said, "i can't figure it out. when i close my eyes i can't tell you're a woman." so i said, "listen, if you want to keep your eyes closed during my concerts, i don't mind." i think sometimes we underestimate our audiences. sometimes wejust say, just sit there

and celebrating 100 years since the birth of legendary composer and musician, leonard bernstein.lo and welcome to the programme. there's been a mass shooting at a video game tournament in the city of jacksonville in florida. the sheriff's office has confirmed three people are dead, one of them the gunman. 1a other people were injured. the gunman is believed to have been at the tournament and has been named as 24—year—old david katz from baltimore. the mayor ofjacksonville has been speaking to the press. at terrible times we see the best in people. and today is no different. for our witnesses, who have not hesitated to speak to law enforcement, and we need that to continue. if you have any relevant information about this incident you should call the numbers the sheriff and his team are publicising. governor scott and bows around the state have expressed their support. to all those watching i say this, pray forjacksonville as we try to work through this. for those video gamers who saw the shootings take place, it was terrifying experience. we heard one shot and it sounded like a ba

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we are launching a number programs to make sure people know we have not only leonard bernstein's collection but we also have the worlds largest collection of comic books. we have a new baseball exhibit. we have the largest collection of baseball cards. that is what is really exciting. >> carla hayden you are holding a folder here. >> we just launched our new strategic plan that will be very user center. we want people to know the library of congress is for you, the congress and for you and this is a representation of our identity that has the word library. the book ends and not word can contain anything, the collection of the people. all of kinds of things can be contained. >> i will show that to our viewers right now. >> i have to keep up with the names of all the authors. you have manuscripts and photographs in you can put video in there but you see the word library is one of the few words in the english language that is separated. that we think is very significant. people will see all kinds of things contained in those. >> this past summer you didn't interview. who did you interview this

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and celebrating 100 years since the birth of legendary composer and musician, leonard bernstein.

and celebrating 100 years since the birth of legendary composer and musician leonard bernstein.

at a concert tonight in berlin the conductor was leonard bernstein.hoven's ninth symphony climaxing in the "ode to joy." except one word was changed. tonight it became "ode to freedom." ♪ >> the playwright and human rights activist is czechoslovakia's first non-communist president in 41 years. >> the new leaders of romania said tonight that the deposed desp despot nikolai ceausescu and his wife were executed after a military court found them guilty of genocide, stealing state funds and trying to escape prosecution. >> from our point of view, there was no argument about the most remarkable story of the decade. freedom. in some cases, freedom which had been unthinkable as the decade began. >>> a top white house lawyer now said to be a key witness in robert mueller's russia's investigation. we'll have that story for you ahead. plus, families divided long ago by the korean war prepare for emotional reunions in north korea. >>> also ahead this hour, the pope addressing the sex crisis spanning several countries. live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta.

the baltimore symphony orchestra rehearsing leonard bernstein's west side story, conducted by marin alsoptook her on as his pupil. i was terrified to meet him, because i didn't want to lose that idol i had. this is such a surprise. beautiful and warm. so you cut this off. but there's a hole. but he exceeded all my expectations, and that's so rare in a hero. and clearly a visionary, and in a way, him taking you on was a visionary act. because it was unusual for a young woman... 0h, forsure. ...to want to be a conductor. he was at the forefront of feeling that women should be able to do this. i mean, i'm not sure he ever came to terms with it, because it was so foreign, still, to him. i remember one rehearsal at tanglewood, and he was sitting out there and i went out and i said "maestro, what's wrong, is something wrong?" he said, "i can't figure it out. when i close my eyes i can't tell you're a woman." so i said, "listen, if you want to keep your eyes closed during my concerts, i don't mind." i think sometimes we underestimate our audiences. sometimes wejust say, just sit there and don't