city symphony orchestra. it's going to be a one of a kind experience. guaranteed something you've never experienced before. ryan haskins the musical director of the sioux city symphony is here to tell us about a night at the museum. hi sarah. how are you? good. saturday october 17th is going to be a thrilling night, like you mentioned nothing like this has ever been tried before. the focus is four historic instruments from our wonderful partnership with the national music museum which is right down the road in vermillion. we will be featuring these instruments in our concerts with performers from around the country coming here to sioux city. instruments that have not been performed on for 150 years, 175 years. instruments from the mid 1700's. they're a really incredible combination with a modern day orchestra and historic instruments. it's going to be pretty electrifying. this is something that's really never been done before. this is something that's really never been done before anywhere with these amazing one of a kind, world class instruments. that's right. someone says, well, why do i need to be at this concert? why is this i

city. larry>> it's an annual effort to introduce siouxland students to the classics of the music world. today... the sioux city symphony orchestra held its annual free concererfor the sixth graderer dozens of kids from area schools spent part of their morning at the orpheum theatre listening to classical music performed by the symphony. the symphony's executive director... mark francis... says this is a great way to introduce the kids to a live orchestra. "the arts ofteteare not exactly emphphized very much in scscols ymore, and this gives the students a chance to hear, western culture." the students also learned about the works of beethoven... especially his f fous 9th symphony. this spring the sioux city symphony will perform the 9th symphony with the help of area choirs. diana>> sioux city's chapter of the susan g komen foundation has a new home. the organization actually moved into its new nebraska street facility back in january... but held the ribbon cutting this rning since october is breast cancer awareness month. the organization is behind activities like the annual "race for th

and a cultural lesson through music for some sioux city students. they played an ensemble of indonesian instruments called the "gamelan." the gongs, drums and xylophone- like instruments are from the national music museum in vermillion. the students say it was a fun way to learn about other cultures through music. the instruments will also be part of the sioux city symphony's concert saturday night at the orpheum. a former n-b-a player and member of the kardashian family is found unresponsive in a nevada brothel. also a reality t-v star faces federal charges. andy rose has today's hollywood minute. << former n-b-a star lamar odom is fighting for his life. the 35-year-old was found unresponsive in a nevada brothel tuesday. odom was transfered to a las vegas hospital... where sources say ex-wife khloe kardashian sat vigil by his side. "dance moms" star abby lee miller is facing fraud charges. according to a federal indicment miller hid more than 750-thousand dollars of income when filing for bankruptcy. neither miller's attorney nor lifetime have comme

. >> and then we have, of course, music in this city. >> absolutely. >> we have alvin ailey. we have, you know, all the great -- i'm pointing right out our window here from where i'm best music schools that offer performances at little or no prices for other students. >> that's right. >> some of the best musical performances in the whole country, if not the whole world. >> and we know that these kind of experiences are really key for young children. as cecilia mentioned, you're developing your vocabulary, your literacy skills. and cultural institutions are at the heart of all of that. >> yeah, it's just -- we are so blessed to have it all here, so advantage of it. cool culture -- what a great idea, what a wonderful concept, and a wonderful way to show it all off. what is the future of cool culture? >> you know, our goal is to continue to build the number of children and families that we're serving. so, today, we're provide free admission to 50,000 families. we'd like to expand that, because we think that all children should have access to the arts. >> yeah, 'cause 50,000 is ju

city parks. >> may ask what am my qualifications as a mother of 3 grown dates with four grandchildren and educator what has taught music and esl with city college of san francisco since 1976 is guess my nature to nurture and to bring out the better side of oneself one of the most recently accomplishment to bring out the money lingual elderly musicians to perform as street musicians in san francisco chinatown visitor and local alike love to see the are elderly sing and playing on the avenue it has not been easy to convince them to share they're rich theoretic custodial but now their happy that others enjoy their talented instead of sitting in their 8 by 10 rooms or at the park wasting away they see themselves as valuable to society if elected i will be devoted to the above mentioned proprietor and others which benefit district 3 and all of san francisco. >> please vote for waifks on november 3rd thank you now i'd like to say something in cantonese. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm julie christensen the district 3 supervisor for the city and county of san francisco i'm grateful to the league of women voters and sfg

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she will be taking center stage at the historic radio city music hall. her new album "25" will be available on twitter. there is that note. i love herring her hit that note note. the nbc special will air on december 14 and ryan and i will be sinking along . >> anchor: non-stop. "star wars" is dominating the halloween costume craze this year. consumers have made twice as many on-line searches for "star wars" related costumes this halloween than last year's most popular costumes. guess what they were in frozen characters . >> anchor: that song too was pretty good. it's fun . >> anchor: it's cheap too. it's fun and inexpensive. adam wants to know. it's a rubber ducky . >> anchor: very creative . >> anchor: because i have a bright yellow raincoat. >> anchor: works out great . >> anchor: much more to come in the next 90 minutes. 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> anchor: breaking news. an investigation under way into the death of an infant in new hampshire. police now combing for clues as they try to figure out what happened to the little girl. >> anchor: al

the austin city limits music festival was this weekend and uber set up these kiosks around the city. the goal is to allow people to check their blood alcohol levels before they get behind the wheel. here is how it works. >> if anybody comes here and breathe into the kiosk and they blow higher than the .08 which is legal limit, we will be giving them a free ride. >> uber puts a $10 credit toward any rides ordered through that kiosk. >>> matt damon "the martian" is core coring out-of-this-world numbers at the box office. the three-day movie raked in $55 million since friday. according to saw saw close to breaking the record for the best october movie opening ever seen. that movie holding that spot, another space flick "gaff tee." >>> a lucky movie fan now owns a piece of "star wars" history. the iconic bikini worn by princess leia in "the return of the jedi" sold for $96,000 in an online auction. it was famously worn by carrie fisher in the film. >>> one brief moment, a college student owned the internet a former google employee who was playing around with the web site registration goo

no charges filed there, but warnings from the city have been issued claiming their musical instruments violate the city's public nuisance ordinance. an issue that has gotten the city's attention and the naacp. >> one of the things we hear about people moving from the west bay is they want to be where it is authentic and real. we are addressing those issues and making sure our regulations are keeping pace with the demands and needs of our economy. >> economic development is very necessary and we support that but you have to go in there, you can't just forget about people who are already here. and whose with idea maybe different than yours. >> oakland city officials plan to take a look at the noise ordinance. both sides say they are not giving up. reporting live in oakland, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> good evening. hundreds of lightning strikes in southern california. now we are tracking shower 0s beginning to move in to the east bay. we will have details what this means for your morning commute in a few minutes. >>> if he receives the lashes fear for his life. >> does the punish

city parks. >> may ask what am my qualifications as a mother of 3 grown dates with four grandchildren and educator what has taught music and esl with city college of san francisco since 1976 is guess my nature to nurture and to bring out the better side of oneself one of the most recently accomplishment to bring out the money lingual elderly musicians to perform as street musicians in san francisco chinatown visitor and local alike love to see the are elderly sing and playing on the avenue it has not been easy to convince them to share they're rich theoretic custodial but now their happy that others enjoy their talented instead of sitting in their 8 by 10 rooms or at the park wasting away they see themselves as valuable to society if elected i will be devoted to the above mentioned proprietor and others which benefit district 3 and all of san francisco. >> please vote for waifks on november 3rd thank you now i'd like to say something in cantonese. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm julie christensen the district 3 supervisor for the city and county of san francisco i'm grateful to the league of women voters and sfg

. >> reporter: in the meantime crashing waves put on quite a show in ocean city's music pier. visitors snapped photos and marveled a simple storm no hurricane not even technically a nor'easter. the power it yields. if you look out there and what goes through your mine when you see that raw power. >> i'm glad i'm not in a boat. you understand we're pretty small in nature is pretty big. >> reporter: nature is pretty big and pretty nasty right around now. absolutely horrible conditions out here. we joke about bat 10ing down the hatches it's a good idea. we saw plenty of floating trash cans out in the watered covered streets today. makes things even more dangerous to get around. anything you've got outside that could blow around bring it inside if at all possible. chris? >> bruce, i am glad i'm inside tonight. thank you, sir. >>> fox 29 weather authority team is tracking hurricane joaquin. we'll bring you the breaking details on air and online at fox29.com. >>> and to developing story now. we're getting our first look at video of a man police are calling a person of interest conne

music world. today... the sioux city symphony orchestra held its annual free concert for the sixth graders. dozens of kids from area schools spent part of their morning at the orpheum theatre listening to classical music performed by the symphony. the students also learned about the works of beethoven... especially his famous 9th symphony. is spring the sioux city symphony will perform the 9th symphony with the help of area choirs. diana>> the oldest maker of girl scout cookies in the country is adding more workers. the interbake foods plant in north sioux city recently underwent more than 11 million additions. now the company is hiring at least 60 new workers. interbake cites increasing demand for its products. the jobs start at 12 - dollars an hour.... with the opportunity to earn up to 16 - dollars an hour with benefits. applicants can apply this month at job fairs being held friday afternoons from 1 until 4 at the bakery. applications are also being taken by state worforce services in both iowa and south dakota. larry>> still to come tonight at siouxland news at ten... how one organizati

. >> so really the most active part in music city is the first floor and the blow which is the rehearsal space very tuff active they're trying to finish the first floor and second floor and finish it like cafe space that is not done and those rooms upstairs again is not really housing like permanent housing. >> thank you so i'm going to ask ben. >> one other quick question the street performs issue did they take that up or find that of interest. >> they didn't discuss it probable of things agendizeed we're trying to reform reform their center arts program started in the 70s with no change they have a consultant do a study and a second round of sort of analysis on the outcomes and see they were hesitant at the moment to sort of figure out where we fit or the street performs fit i'll keep pushing the issues. >> this is a good opportunity if their rising it. >> great that's what i said. >> okay thanks. >> good evening benefit from the office of economic workforce development just i think providing a brief updates on the late night transportation as you may know the san francisco entertainme

three daughters with his wife, model jill goodacre, and making music, connick, age 48, has been cultivating his own roots back in the city he loves. ten years ago, as katrina's flood water drowned his hometown, connick and fellow musician and friend branford marsalis came up with an idea to help preserve the musical future of new orleans. they dreamt up this place, the musicians' village-- 82 homes built by habitat for humanity for musicians displaced by katrina's wake. this is a real legacy. >> oh, man, i can't even believe it. it... it's... you know, if you can imagine what this looked like before katrina. >> reporter: the centerpiece of the village is the ellis marsalis center for music, with teaching rooms for students, recording studios and a 170-seat performance hall. this is just not a stage with, you know, some walls here and a piano. i mean, this is to spec. >> yeah. the greatest sounding halls in we're smack in the middle of the ninth ward in new orleans, and we have this state of the art facility that has the most incredible acoustics. it's just unbelievable. and so, imagine if you're a little kid-- especially

>> hear our music, does that mean we're going back to kansas city? >> reporter: after five minutes and a second outage, power restored. >> he got him! fox now apologizing, blaming the outage on a rare electronics failure. google fiber, provider of high speed internet, apologized to its customers, too. as for game two tonight,less assured, baseball fans, all systems are go. t.j. holmes, abc news, kansas city, missouri. >> we've all been there. thank you fordubuque police are trying to figure out why there are more gunshots in the city this year... including two incidents in thelast two ys. the state medical examiner's office releases the cause of the death from this weekend's homicide. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at 6. an increase in gunfire in dubuque some people wondering what is causing all of this violence. dubuque police have responded to 30 calls of gunshots this year, which is higher than all of last year. that includes two incidents within three blocks of each other in the last two days.

>> i hear our music, does that mean we're going back to kansas city?after five minutes and a second outage, power restored. >> he got him! fox now apologizing, blaming the outage on a rare electronics failure. google fiber, provider of high speed internet, apologized to its customers, too. as for game two tonight,less assured, baseball fans, all systems are go. t.j. holmes, abc news, kansas city, missouri. >> we've all been there. thank you for parker: my daughter alison and her cameraman were gunned down on live television. i know we can't stop all gun violence, but we can save lives if our leaders take action. narrator: but we can't count on hal parrish to act. he gets an "a" from the gun lobby, they fund his candidacy... while fighting against background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. parrish will make us less safe. parker: politicians' condolences aren't enough. it's time for them to act. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsod this ad. [ eerie moaning, growling ] wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlem

>> i hear our music, does that mean we're going back to kansas city? >> reporter: after five minutes and a second outage, power restored. >> he got him! fox now apologizing, blaming the outage on rare electronics failure. google fiber,r, provider of high speed internet, apologized to its customers, too. as for game two tonight,less assured, baseball @ans, all systems are go. t.j. holmes, abc news, kansas forecast is coming up and has a chance of rain before the end of the week! " " jenna:a: good evening and thank you for joining us tonight im jenna rehnstrom tim and im tim seaman a texas pipe company says it's planning to help economy in norfolk with the addition of a $125 million facility. jenna: development plans are currently underway as construction is set for early november. abc 9's bria bell has more with details... bria: tim and jenna, several months ago, another development project that promised an additional 200 jobs to norfolk fell through the holes, well charley havens, who is the ceo of o-c-t pipe says that he is a "bettingngman and is poso

>> i hear our music, does that mean we're going back to kansas city? >> reporter: after five minutes and a second outage, power restored. >> he got him! fox now apologizing, blaming the outage on a rare electronics failure. google fiber, provider of high speed internet, apologized to its customers, too. as for game two tonight,less assured, baseball fans, all systems are go. t.j. holmes, abc news, kansas