i was an outsider he was greek he was never really sceptical america he understood mahler before most other conductors in america he made the first record your mother's first symphony minneapolis not a forty one he was phenomenally energetic and with many countries that isn't on the podium in trouble this would jump up and down he was a very tall man and then he was short and metropolis was really the first gymnastic can to try to was an intellectual who read in five languages and loves nothing more than to sit through the night discussing the nature of the universe and the existence of god. passivity very different separate if not vastly intellectual not technically the most accomplished musician but he is an instinctual and an emotional musician who is able to tap into the teapot of a sea baby a symphony for example in the way the few of the ever done and so lenny was able to connect with this of its musicianship a very personal level he said he said of course a except to my class i didn't have to play the piano do it just on the basis of letters and i don't know personal because we

can still see him standing there at a rehearsal of mahler's ninth. that in the final movement he suddenly knelt on the ground and tears poured down his face also and if they so moved by the music at last and it left a powerful impression on everyone the thoughts from the start and the. player. plane. ticket if we had played mahler's third fourth or sevens for the first time with bernstein if then all later conductors were judged by bernstein standards i would say that's how it has to be so he definitely changed the world's view of mahler i think he was an absolutely key influence in bringing mahler absolutely to the center of musical life i get. better bogut and you have smaller we're hearing heard this performance. i think you would say ok lenny. i hear us saw that in this music as i hope you do if you give it a strangle sigh simply souter's jewish not judy. stic not hebrew not israeli but jewish for the most of the first. quasar rabbinical instinct that i have for teaching and explaining and verbalizing . suddenly find a real paradise in the whole

rick gates has already started to work with the government with the moller investigation and maybe mahler investigation is getting a lot of information from his partner that they may not necessarily need more information from him this of course for paul man of ford who has already been convicted and will face up to ten years in jail means that he if he pleads guilty now and the judge accept that he can save a lot of money with his law team trying to fight all these things that he's being accused of if the count is reduced to two and that would also help president trump in some ways because it wouldn't be so much in the news anymore but as you say the kilt the number of charges has been reduced to two there were many charges in this surely the that he was still facing poll metaphor what can he all for what do you think he might have offered in order to get this deal. so we really don't know that at this moment the fact of the matter is that donald trump the us president has tweeted about this matter and has spoken to fox news and friends about the matter and has said that tall man of ford

joe mahler says family comes first as he quits international rugby.cely, europe's rory mcilroy says tiger woods isn't the target man as he prepares for the ryder cup. chelsea are through to the fourth round of the carabao league cup. the blues came from a goal down to beat liverpool 2—1 at anfield as patrick geary reports. historically the managers of liverpool and chelsea have not a lwa ys liverpool and chelsea have not always been friendly, but the respect between these two is such that he is prepared to admit that liverpool are a step ahead of the side. yet they found themselves several strides behind... that finished them out of the habit. it can happen to anyone, same and in the second half, and chelsea accidentally set up daniel sturridge, who accidentally did that. but even the boss cringes, it's best to move on. a tougher chance for sturridge. a goal of belief and relief. liverpool heading for their seventh win in a row, but chelsea will be working up to something. this was ever since first goalfor the club, something. this was ever since firs

mahler is fresh out of cincinnati in two thousand and twelve after being unemployed for months he hears about the boom happening in williston. think i'll be. at first he works for an oil company but soon his desire for independence takes over and he sets up his own service company. bought the company and we had a sweeper truck and the situation well as time went from a manageable situation where i would get lights and.

line blurs between accusations and hard fact here we have the indictment of those quizzed in the mahler investigation that same den moscow march the fifteenth a veteran hacker named even your macaw of a russian military intelligence officer working for a secret outfit called unit two six one six five began probing the computer network of the democratic national committee. hitting nine states in three weeks and some a twenty fourteen and a book and alexandre crawl over was supposed to gather intelligence to help the mimic american some facebook and twitter the evidence is all their names dates and motives again all from indictments now i'm sure the new york times isn't willing to accept miller's word as gospel but things seem a little too dramatic perhaps even for president putin putin is angry the russian leader thought the united states and hillary clinton had sought to undermine his presidency and there are plenty more where that came from somehow i doubt the russian president handed over and i hate hillary diary to the new york times but the bombshell d.n.c. hack thanks again to thos

sixteen that's according to the lawyers a former trump campaign aide george papadopoulos one of mahler's main targets. while some in the room rebuffed george's offer mr trump nodded with approval the document came as a hopeful defense for papadopoulos who admitted to lying to the f.b.i. during that meddling investigation the picture papadopoulos as lawyers are painting though describes anything but a criminal with them saying that his motives were not sinister as the government suggests they say he was just trying to show loyalty to his master the lengthy document aside though trump's nod might help to revive the investigation which some say has become frustrating as hell i'm sure there will be people at the end of this who feel that we came to a conclusion that they vehemently disagree with i know that from a commits its integrity standpoint we've got to prove what we find and if you can't prove then we can't make the claim oh that might be frustrating especially when just days ago other hopes for reviving the investigation were to rail as the probe into trump's lawyer michael cohen rag

appoint the next person that person can to shut it down can throw up major roadblocks to hinder mahler's investigation can maybe even leak what muller is working on to the white house and compare them in advance so all we know right now is that there is going to maybe be some sort of change in rod rosen size employment status but how that happens actually ends up mattering a lot and i suspect we're going to find that out within the next hour if not several hours ok we'll if rosenstein ends up resigning or being fired or removed from his post if that shield as you describe it to the russia probe is gone how will the russia pro be affected. it could very deeply affect it for now we know that robert muller will continue doing what he's been working on. if it ends up that rosenstein does resign because there are a lot of reports saying that he even offered to resign last week when this new york times story broke and it was a big embarrassment to both him and to the trump administration if it turns out that he does resign and there is a certain process within the justice department for who wo

and sixteen that's according to the lawyers a former campaign aide to george papadopoulos one of mahler's main targets. while some in the room rebuffed george's offer mr trump nodded with approval the document came as a hopeful defense for papadopoulos who admitted to lying to the f.b.i. during the meddling investigation the picture papadopoulos his lawyers are painting though describes anything but a criminal with them saying that his motives were not sinister as the government suggests they say he was just trying to show loyalty to his master the lengthy document aside though trump's nod might help to revive the investigation which some say has become frustrating as hell i'm sure there will be people at the end of this who feel that we came to a conclusion that they vehemently disagree with i know the trauma committed to standpoint we've got to prove what would find and if you can't prove that then we can't make the claim oh that might be frustrating especially when just days ago other hopes for reviving the investigation were to railed at the probe into trump's lawyer michael cohen rag

thousand and sixteen that's according to the lawyers a former campaign aide george papadopoulos one of mahler's main targets. while some in the room rebuffed george's offer mr trump nodded with approval the document came as a hopeful defense for papadopoulos who admitted to lying to the f.b.i. during that meddling investigation the picture papadopoulos as lawyers are painting though describes anything but a criminal with them saying that his motives were not sinister as the government suggests they say he was just trying to show loyalty to his master the lengthy document aside though trump's nod might help to revive the investigation which some say has become frustrating as hell i'm sure there will be people at the end of this who feel that we came to conclusion that they vehemently disagree with i know that commits integrity standpoint we've got to prove what would find and if you can't prove that then we can't make the claim oh that might be frustrating especially when just days ago other hopes for reviving the investigation were to rail as the probe into trump's lawyer michael cohen rages on

sixteen that's according to the lawyers of former trump campaign aides george papadopoulos one of mahler's main targets. while some in the room rebuffed george's offer mr trump nodded with approval the document came as a hopeful defense for papadopoulos who admitted to lying to the f.b.i. during the meddling investigation the picture papadopoulos as lawyers are painting though describes anything but a criminal with them saying that his motives were not sinister as the government suggests they say he was just trying to show loyalty to his master the lengthy document aside though trump's nod might help to revive the investigation which some say has become frustrating as hell i'm sure there will be people at the end of this who feel that we came to conclusion that they vehemently disagree with i know the trauma commits its integrity standpoint we've got to prove what we find and if you can't prove that then we can't make the claim oh that might be frustrating especially when just days ago other hopes for reviving the investigation were to railed as the probe into trump's lawyer michael cohen

justice and at this point have you seen any evidence of good cause for firing of special counsel mahler no i have not but he had some real bad ones you see in what's happened at the f.b.i. if the president ordered to fire this special counsel why point you to you and if they were good cause i would considered if they were not good cause it wouldn't matter to me what anybody since. but there's a lingering tension we're going to get rid of that. you know are you afraid of president trophy firing you know i'm not there's. also coming up tonight a breakthrough medical procedure three paralyzed people learning to walk again. to be able to move. my legs and. to walk even a stand it means a lot. that there is hope for not only me but other people. or we begin the day with two questions which almost brought political washington d.c. to a standstill today will deputy attorney general rod rosenstein quit his job or is president about to fire rosenstein paid a visit to the white house today fueling rumors tonight's rosenstein still has his job he and president trump are scheduled to meet on thursd

mahler it's trending upward as a relates to russia donald trump trending downward so you know you just said there's another one out of the company for three days out just as another man in the coffin for a book that we meant no i said another nail another nail in the coffin another nail for bob mother and donald trump's cause. i get it ok so we haven't heard from donald trump specifically about this yet it is something that is how he manages to have to shape his tweeting responses because it what we've already heard from sarah huckabee sanders again distancing the president and the white house from paul amount of four and that's typical for what we've seen from this president from this white house on a number of different people in fact we've seen it as it relates to michael cohen and others who have been charged or found or pled guilty in this instance and so i think we'll continue to see that going forward from this white house from this president ever have just great to get your perspective appreciate it very much thank you. coming up on this news from london hearken florence is don

know many my find what i'm about to say surprising but this is actually i think a win win for bob mahler paul matter four and donald trump ok well that is a surprise do explain. well there is no i think it's a win win as most people do not understand that paul man of four was actually going to trial for something a little bit different in this upcoming trial than what he was recently on trial for back in virginia this was a trial that big on the on the charges that he failed to file as a foreign agent and so what we were going to see in this upcoming trial was many of the men much of the dark underbelly of lobbying and the work that paul manna for was doing as a foreign agent particularly given his.

telling what quite a mahler is doing to tackle one of the highest rates of childhood stunting in the wild. al are still reading in norway but that rain is receding to the west coast i think it will carry on as life has to for a long time you can see from the mad account is coming in something's going on there's still a few showers wandering around the ukraine thirty eight millimeters it's just a lot of rain in comparison with what's forgot at the system like the stuff up in norway and the show's over spain they've not actually been falling over rain gauges they look significant but they're on them and they are however that's a development day area it looks like we have showers in the eastern side of spain southern france maybe the riviera this is a jury wednesday this is just a bit of coastal rain otherwise lot of breeze down to seventeen in stockholm and a few wandering down towards beaucaire in or even the turkish coast of the next day or so but the development area you saw in spain they're going to show in sales of the alps but to germany and france comes thursday and the tension