tell us how the fisk jubilee singers came to be. karen: based -- donna: they started singing, they were students of the european style and show the ability to learn the music. they were out doing brown and mozart, and that kind of music, and they got an opportunity to travel, and the people continually said we would like to hear you do your slave songs, and that is why -- how they group. karen: it is interesting, because as the fisk jubilee singers were traveling around music, they were performing against type of what people able to sing and perform, isn' that is correct. shuffleboard, no dancing. karen: which is associated with what we call minstrel music. donna: right. they were not minstrel singers. they were classically trained singers, and that is where we get the arrangements that came out of that era as being driven. karen: and that means -- donna: savanna -- soprano, alto, tenor, face, -- base. karen: they also traveled in england and around europe. how are they received? donna: absolutely embraced. queen victoria, i think i

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the curtain is falling on one of the most well known shows in las vegas: "jubilee". we spoke to a former showgirl whose dedicated much of her life to the bally's production. " a pretty young lady said to me, oh i wish i could have brought my daughter to see jubilee and now she's never going to be able to see that type of show and it think that was the moment when i realized the reality of it ")) cindy tarte was a jubilee showgirl for 25 of the show's 35 years. it had all sorts of themes including patriotism, history, entertainment, old hollywood and more. the show even had the first african american line of dancers. scindy remembers the countless crystals... used on thier elaborate costumes and the comradery. but she says nothing beat being in the "entertainment capital of the world". ((cyndi tarte, former showgirl: " it was such a great opportunity, this is what i really liked to say, to do what i love to do, perform and be in a city like las vegas, be able to work all the time and enjoy the city at the same time " )) ((denise valdez)) cyndi, who was a lead dancer a

so jubilee, this is for you. oh jubilee jubilee so sad to see you leave i wish you could stay here with me oh and d by the wayay you're the farthest thing from jubee jubilee yeah [ applause ] >> jubilee, it's sad. >> i just cried. >> it's so beautiful. >> give her a hug, for crying out loud.. >> somebody make out with me! >> this is off the rails. claire from michigan. hey, claire. what's on your mind? >> calr: benen, what was the breaking pointnt for youith jubilee? >> you know, i think -- >> damn hands. >> that's how it was shown. everything kind of leading up to that moment where it just felt like there was something going on i ithe situation foher that she wasn't comfortable. and when she sat down and said, knewhat i didn't. other relationships had moved farther. and that was kind of when i needed to just be honest and te her this wasn't going to work. that was kind of it. in this environment it important to be as straightforward as possible especially when you have the moment to do it. >> jubilee, i'm just t

the jubilee show is going dark. when the famous showgirls will take their final bows. good morning i'm maria silva. i'm dave hall. now it's time to get a first look at your fox5 weather 24-7 forcast... meteorologist cassandra jones joins us now. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. we'll stay in the low to mid-70s for the workweek with a decrease down to around 70 degrees for the weekend. the high on wednesday at 74 degrees would tie a high temperature record set back in 2014, friday's high will be one degrees shy of a record. we'll pick up a few clouds for sunday into monday with a showers expected on monday afternoon. average high this time of year is 61. here's your fox5 traffic solutions here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps here are your photos for the day back to the news the mother of a 2 two year old killed in a hit and run crash is coping with her death this morning. last night police were

((brian loftus)) > and the iconic show "jubilee" is taking the stage one final time tonight... after performing for 35-years. /// < welcome to a brighter morning, this is 8 newsnow with kirsten joyce, sherry swensk, demetria obilor and brian loftus > ((brian loftus)) > thanks for waking up with us, i'm brian loftus. ((kirsten joyce)) and i'm kirsten joyce. this morning, four occupiers of a national wildlife refuge in oregon say... they will turn themselves in. ((brian loftus)) police have also taken into custody rancher cliven bundy in oregon... according to our c-b-s affiliate in portland. no charges have been filed yet... but a post on the bundy ranch facebook page... landing at the portland airport. ((kirsten joyce)) this all started yesterday when the f-b-i surrounded the refuge...

"nats of music in the beginning " jubilee was the longest running show on the strip. the show employed hundreds of people over the years, and was one of the last iconic "show girl" experiences. truly the honoree that these showgirls would have of assisting high rollers, fur coats, dinners such as a lavish lifestyle and now it no longer exists. people just look at them as a dancer, they're much more than a dancer" bally's president "david hoenemeyer" says he's proud millions of guests world have seen the show. the option of a new showgirl production is being explored... and bally's says it will make an announcement in the next few months. now fox5 weather 24..7. with chief meteorologist ted pretty we expect to match a high temperature record on friday with 75 degrees. that record was set in 1954. for the weekend we'll see sunny skies with a high of 75 on saturday, then 72 with north breezes 10-15 mph on valentine's day sunday. on presidents' day monday, we'll expect a high of 74 degrees with lighter north breezes. the next weather changer for us will be thursday with s

>> so much for jubilee.h for jubes. >> always happens. >> she was escorted to the door. >> oh, man. >> now, later on, the cocktail party amongst the ten women who were now left, basically the bottom line is nobody likes olivia, as we've already established. olivia basically told amanda that, i don't know, she said something about teen mom. olivia told her that she reminded her of snooki being a hot mess all the time. >> oh, no. >> then we get the twin that's left in it, she gets all emotional worked up at thing ben that olivia's a jerk. ben's like, he's starting to question if he knows who olivia is. he basically calls her out. can i talk to you for a minute. >> catching on, huh? >> he might be catching on. olivia already had a rose. but that didn't happen. then the episode came to an end. but not before the kiss count. >> oh. >> kiss count, kiss count this went well, kendis. >> oh, man. >> wow. >> nine. >> is that a record? >> he was busy. >> that's a season high. >> whoa, okay. >> for those counting. and w

her checks are sent care of jubilee towers on madison. benson: nice place for a nursing home. we're not a nursing home. we're an assisted- living facility. hello, hope garrett. hi. assistant administrator. how may i help you? i'm detective benson. this is my partner, detective stabler. are you aware that one of your residents well, it couldn't have been anyone from the nursing wing because they're checked on a regular basis. let's see... um... yes, all our level one-ers are accounted for. you do bed checks? the residents are required to flip a switch every morning just to let us know that they're still with us. well, i can guarantee you bess sherman did not flip her own switch today. hocould she have? mrs. sherman was released about two weeks ago. to whom? her son. rootmetrics, in the nation's largest independent study, tested wireless performance across the country. verizon, won big with one hundred fifty three state wins. a t and t got thirty-eight, sprint got two, and t mobile got, zero. verizon also won first in the us for data, call sed, and reliability. a t and t got,ext

>>> last month, pope francis declared a jubilee year. a year of mercy. to run december 8 through november 20. is hope is that the roman catholic church around the world will highlight the mission of the church to bring mercy. today, on mosaic, we have father mark daugherty, a priest -- priest in the archdiocese of san francisco who will tell us more about the year of mercy and how we can engage in it. when we come back after this short break, we invite you to join us as we begin into the year of mercy. >>> welcome to mosaic. today we will learn about the roman churches celebration of the year of mercy. going on now through november 20. i'm angela pollock, with the archdiocese of san francisco. joining me today is father mark daugherty, a parochial preacher at the san francisco mission district and at sacred heart cathedral high school in san francisco. father mark or -- entered the jesuit order in 2000. in 2014, he was ordained a priest and the archdiocese of san francisco. since 2000 come he has served in many human life pastoral capacities including wo

"jubilee" will close the curtains for the last time tonight. caesars entertainment says in that time-span... hundreds of thousands of swarovski crystals were used on the showgirl costumes. the company says a new show featuring showgirls... is currently being discussed. /// ((brian loftus)) > youtube is turning up the competition... when it comes to streaming your favorite movies and shows. they released three made- for-youtube movies... which is part of their "red" subscription service. the service costs 10- dollars. you'll be able to watch ad- free videos, get access to youtube originals, and music. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > rallies will be held later this month about beyonce... following her performance during the super bowl halftime show. a hashtag has started -- "boycott beyonce" -- where people say her new song "formation" is "anti-cop". an online post described her performance as a "race-baiting stunt". a protest will take place next week... at the n-f-l headquarters in new /// > we'll be right back......../// right here in southern nevada.

the dancers of jubilee took their final bows. "nats of music in the beginning " last night the show ended its 35 year run. jubilee was the longest running show on the strip. employed hundreds of people over the years, and was one of the last experiences. that these showgirls would have of assisting high rollers, fur coats, dinners such and now it no longer exists. people just look at them as a dancer, they're much more bally's president says he's proud millions of guests from around the world have seen the show. some lucky kids get the chance to fly with test. "to not be able to offer that to the students here at rancho and through the clark county school district would be just a shame so this is an opportunity for us to show the kids what real pilots, real airforce airman do" the 'futuready tour' gives students the more about drones and flying. nearly 150 professionals took part in the event rancho high school, home of the academy of aviation, hosted the tour. more tours are planned for other magnet schools around the valley. mo

"jubilee showgirls love more! jubilee is coming to an end - but before the iconic show's final curtain call - we take a look back at it's impact on vegas. more starts now!!! :10 second this morning on "more" bright i'm falling for las

. >> jubilee was really the of the show last night. ben liked her from the get-go. she's starting to become very jealous, and it seems like she gets jealous, and then she gets mean. >> that's what usually happens. >> want tonot to the girls. to ben. she's playing hard to get. that blew up in her face last night. >> i'm not used to being overshadowed. going into tonight, i felt really good about everything, but now i'm just really disappointed in his thoughts. >> jubilee, can we talk? >> awkward. >> did you hear what she said? >> she's, like, let's not hold hands. >> i get my chance to see you. like, this is about you and i right now, and i just want to grab your hand, jubilee, and walk you upstairs, and you're, like, no, no, no. how is that supposed to make me feel when i try to grab your hand in front of a group, and it's pulled away? i think it's best if tonight we say good-bye. i would have loved him unconditionally. >> she walked sadly into a cab like bawling. they're in mexico. he goes into a corner and cried. right? >> man up. everyone is drunk. >> he is cryin

lauren and jubilee wound up then they had a party where they sent -- where ben sent jubilee home. now jubilee was the only african-american contestant on the show, so happy black history month, everybody. and then to make matters worse, ben gave a rose to the hated olivia. the next day ben had a one-on-one with lauren where they walked into -- in a fashion show, they were part of the fashion show. they had dinner together. they kissed. and then she got a rose. which was followed by a big cocktail party. where the women drank, they cried, they made out with ben, they drank some more. olivia called amanda a teen mom. and then everyone cried to ben about how much they hate olivia. ben told olivia he wanted to speak with her. the women got excited because maybe he was sending her home. but before we learn anything the on the screen and left us hanging. that was "the bachelor." [ cheers and applause ] in emojis. when we come back from the break, we asked people here in l.a. if they voted in the caucus today, in a special iowa caucus edition of "lie witness news." stick around, we'll be

now on "more ((jubilees sot/nats)) as jubilee gets set for its final curtain call tonight - we talk to showgirls past and present about what the iconic production has meant... plus what's in store for the future. then - hello look who's in studio! ((nats adele... hello)) adele... in our gibson showroom tonight.... kind of. meet the star power that's just been added to the strip. plus - his one man show! see what's he got planned for a second act. ((sot - stiller says: "it's really all about the from the back of your skull, through your eyes and just a how to tutorial steel" from stiller, er i mean derek zoolander himself! were hurt in the more access which starts right

the curtain will close on jubilee this thursday-- at bally's. it was an unusual day at an upscale california restaurant after employees stumble upon one very hungry table for one... at an upsale restaurant in southern california. a customer-- waddled into the "marine room" in san diego. restaurant staff says they discovered the little sea lion pup-- inside a it napped and then gazed at the surf through a window. the pup-- was very hungry... so they called a team from sea world to come get him. he'll will be returned to the wild once it feels better and gains a little weight. fox5 news at 11, your only local station here for 11 congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to the top 1%. and it's held in place by a corrupt political system where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is funded by over two and a half million small contributions. people who know you can't level the playing field by taking more money from wall street. i'm bernie sander