(orchestra music) (door closes) - that you, honey? - oh, hi dad. - hi. - okay? it's an emergency. - sure. - thanks. - did you have fun? - fun? (squawks breathlessly) larue? gidget. he's the end! that's all. the living, dying, absolute end. talk about made-to-order everlasting love. one look at him and i was a goner. sure. hot and cold. all shivery. light. weak-in-the-knees. all routine. the funny thing is, he isn't even my type.

how would you describe the state of the orchestra right now? we'll get into the other some time, but how do you thi thriving. >> jason: i think we've got a fabulous group of musician, we've got a wonderful board and those who devote time and energy to the orchestra. we're trying to get out the message that this is a symphony for everyone. we're joining with the boys & girls club and for us, it's a make people understand this isn't a exclusive thing only for a now folks. it's for everyone and that's the message we want to focus on and closer to our 100th anniversary, about 12, 13 years away. >> ron: between your two organizations, both are critical to the success of the cedar valley as far as quality of life. >> chuck: the neat thing about this we have two totally different nonprofits who found a way to intersect and i know they focus on the symphony and we, the kids, teach kids how to play music and learn about the importance of music in their lives and the money raised from this, actually goes toward the youth programs that both of us do. for

. - jimmy, the orchestra isn't playing. (laughter) (jack laughing) - he must have thought the orchestra was playing. well, anyway, jimmy, i'm so glad you insisted on my coming over here because we can have a lot of fun. - oh, you did? - cocktails with champagne. - yes, we ordered champagne cocktails. - oh, wonderful. here you are, mildred. there you are. didn't you order drinks for yourself? this is delicious. - come on, live it up! (squeals) (laughter) - well, i guess we might as well live it up, honey. you know, we're celebrating our anniversary. - our happy anniversary. bring two more, please. (piano music) - yeah, i wouldn't have missed it... hey, there's the music! come on, mildred, let's dance. - okay. oh, wait a minute. (laughter) - mildred, what are you doing? - i'm marking the level. i don't want to be out there dancing while i'm being sipped dry. this happened the last two places i took her to. (laughing) come on, let's dance. - what are you doing? - well, i don't want to be accused of sipping if it just happens t

string orchestra repertoire is pretty small. i used to be boxed into small repertoire. i kept constantly looking for new repertoire and commissioning new arrangements. if you look at the first of the program you have very early, young vibrant mendelson; fabulous opener and then you have this fabulous concerto written for us in the orchestra. is our gift. msk(music) >> and then you have strauss, extraordinary piece. the most challenging of all. string orchestra work. 23 solo instrument, no violin section, now viola section; everybody is responsible for their part in this piece. the challenge is something that i felt not only that we could do , absolutely could do, but i wanted to show off. i can't tell you how aware i am of the audience. not only what i hear but their vibes, so strong. i have been doing this for a long time. i kind of make them feel what i want them to feel. there is nobody in that audience or anywhere that is not going to know that particular song by the fourth note. and that is our encore on tour. by the way. i am proud to play it, we are from san fran

keys, if any, and they were hard to play in tune with themselves or with anyone else in a small orchestra, and consequently, they had a reputation for being whistle-like and not real sonorous or real colorful. this is the most simplistic of what we call transverse flutes, and it just has the six finger holes and one key for the pinky. the natural scale on the baroque flute is basically the position of the six fingers and the six holes so that if you lift up your fingers in order, you get what we call a major scale. [plays major scale] so when you were playing in pieces that required notes that weren't in that particular scale, you had to like make adjustments by rolling in to make it flatter or close more holes down, and it was a very awkward thing. so if you tried to play a chromatic scale, it would get like this. [plays chromatic scale] so that's when they developed adding more keys to the flute. this flute is pretty much what was developed around mozart's time-- about four or five keys. [plays] (greer) mozart hated the sound of the flute, but realized that it was so popular that it sho

standard next week orchestra iowa brings a christmas tradition to cedar rapids. the maestro, tim hankewich joins us next to talk about the nutcracker. and denzel washington stars in a new movie critics consider a potential oscar favorite. also, martin scorsese picks an unusual place to premier his new movie. stay with t-v nine. a new look at an oscar favorite, switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. call today. ?? a warning from a movie star, and a movie premiere at a very unusual place. c-n-n's david daniel has it all in the hollywood minute. "i told her 'baby, i don't want to marry you. i just want to be your man.' rose told me..." "i told him if he wasn't the marrying kind, then move out of the way so the marrying kind could find me." check out the ne

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, in center city. >> ♪ >> philadelphia orchestra concert master david kim, joined the young musicians right there at the kimmel center. kim is widely regarded as one of the most accomplished violin players in the country. these musicians ended up playing a variety of classic masterpiecees. >>> abc world news sunday is next here on channel six. don't miss "action news" at ten on phl17 tonight and then we're right back here again on six abc at 11:00 o'clock. >> now for melissa magee, jamie apody, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez. we will see you right back here at 11:00 o'clock. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." the trump transition. president-elect donald trump's game of political apprentice. the parade of contenders hoping to hear the words, "you're hired." former rival mitt romney under serious consideration. and the two people who won't be going to washington right away. also tonight, trump's escalating twitter war against the cast of "hamilton." >>> winter blast. the first major snow storm of the season moving east. just as mill

it gives of them a passion. >> reporter: the orchestra went from 20 students to 80. the impact lasting a lifetime. >> there are several kids in the haiti youth orchestra now that ended up getting job opportunities and going to college that would not have likely otherwise. >> reporter: it's come a long way. the colorado symphony now teaches music in haiti, plus students have dozens of instruments. >> it's great to watch these kids grow up with their music. >> reporter: peter picked up an instrument the first time because of zack. >> the music is a booster. >> reporter: jessica oh, 9news. >> the colorado symphony has been instrumental in helping the haiti youth orchestra. the students got to sit with the band members yesterday and tonight they'll perform with the symphony just before the tickets still available. >>> this time of year we'd usually be tracking our first snow. >> usually, but instead, danielle grant says our unseasonably warm weather could put us on track to break an 80- >>> hey, there, meteorologist danielle grant in the 9 back yard. we had a terrific af

string orchestra repertoire is pretty small. i used to be boxed into small repertoire.or new repertoire and commissioning new arrangements. if you look at the first of the program you have very early, young vibrant mendelson; fabulous opener and then you have this fabulous concerto written for us in the orchestra. is our gift. msk(music) >> and then you have strauss, extraordinary piece. the most challenging of all. string orchestra work. 23 solo instrument, no violin section, now viola section; everybody is responsible for their part in this piece. the challenge is something that i felt not only that we could do , absolutely could do, but i wanted to show off. i can't tell you how aware i am of the audience. not only what i hear but their vibes, so strong. i have been doing this for a long time. i kind of make them feel what i want them to feel. there is nobody in that audience or anywhere that is not going to know that particular song by the fourth note. and that is our encore on tour. by the way. i am proud to play it, we are from san francisco. we are going to play

. >> they look forward to dancing and a live orchestra. reporter: rehearsal starts in this studio at the beginning of october with dancers putting in about 15 hours per week to get weekend, there are two casts. these dancers will alternate playing the coveted role of clara. >> i've gone from reindeer, which is a baby part, all the way up to ar >> it's a magical role. i really love it. i love the party scene and battle scene, because that's when the story becomes real. >> this ballet tells the story of clara, who is given a net cracker for christmas, and takes many of these principal dances started performing in the nutcracker years ago and remember dreaming of the day when they could play a lead role. >> i wanted to be so much like them. it's crazy thinking i'm there now. ? [applause] reporter: joining the cast are some >> it's a totally different feeling to have a different partner lifting you and turning you. it's a fortunate opportunity they have learning here. >> we have surprise guests appear as mother ginger. i will give that away. r

well, if it isn't the electric freak orchestra. oh, the cheerleaders have a band and we're going to win. she doesn't know that. yes, i do. cheerleaders always win. and geeks always lose. i believe they call that the natural order. i do not want to lose to libby. we have to get good soon. we're not good? dr. terdlington, that is so kind of you. of course, you're aware that it's kind. i'll see you soon. that pompous swine might let me use his formula. i'm going to be able to give the world cold fusion. super! what does it mean? may i play something for you, gentlemen? perhaps some chopin, mozart? if one of them wrote "turkey in the straw." ( playing "turkey in the straw" ) it was kind of hard to hear, but we suck, right? and that was with gym echo. hmm... i hope someone brought some baking soda 'cause something stinks in here. oh, look. it's sabrina's band. ( giggles ) i'd think of a snappy comeback, but it's true. okay. hit it. [ upbeat pop song playing ] ? there's a little bit of me in you ? ? a little bit in everything you do... ?

you want me to conduct the orchestra on saturday? oh, well... what? [ high-pitched ] eeeee! i can get it done. uh-huh. right. thank you, mr. wilson. thank you. mork, they've asked me to conduct an orchestra for money. i can't believe it. that's great news! i have some even greater news. remember how this trombone used to slide? ar! hey, great game. now it's your turn. it's you -- it's -- mork. mork, how did you get in here? i saw you come up through the ladder, so i hid. tag. you're it. listen, mork, i'm convinced mindy knows something about these ufo sightings. so i'm over here snooping around for some clues. like what? a clue can be anything. it could be big, small... sometimes they can even be right under your nose. i have the same theory. no kidding. one day you may be an investigative reporter like me. for instance, what's this? oh, i... looks like some kind of folder, doesn't it? yeah. hi, mork. oh, uh... hi, uh...clint. dad, this is the reporter i was telling you about. i have evidence here that leads me to believe that mindy knows an alien, the leader of a planet "or

-well all i can say is, you better do something about that orchestra. not only you and the orchestra. don, you did something tonight that i can't understand at all. i mean so many-- (dennis making playful noises) -get your fingers out of that bowl. and anyway, you were tickling the father. now, kids we were all careless tonight. even you, jeanette. you gave don wilson the wrong cue when to come in during the sketch. what about that time you left an entire page of dialogue out of the script. -look, that happened four weeks ago. i admitted i was guilty. you sentenced me to three days of hard labor. i painted your house, now let's forget it. -we won't forget it until you finish the windowsill. and anyway, i don't like the way you're timing the show lately. -now jack. jack she doesn't time the show. like that. -yeah, the one on the right is the mother! -you stay out of it! -the point you kids seem to be missing is that when we do something wrong on the show, we must try to improve it. -alright jack, if we're gonna try to improve the show, i gotta tell you s

north cedar dedicated the school's recent orchestra concert in lilly's honor. continuing coverage - one man is dead after being pulled from a burning home. des moines firefighters say the man died at thes his name has not been released. it's now up to the kids. a restaurant owner letting his kids decide whether to rebuild a restaurant destroyed in a fire. luigi's had been in business in oelwein for 57 years. the family says the fire started in a kitchen fryer. "well, luigi's is my name basically, we are your babies but this is your bigger baby" talking to people everyday. no injuries following a house fire in eastern iowa. firefighters say no one lives in the home at the corner of elm and mulberry, which caught fire yesterday morning. investigators are trying to figure out how it started. firefighters say they believe someone who's homeless might have been in the home. a police chase across state lines means many charges for the suspect. the chase began on the edge of allamakee and clayton counties -- then went through dubuque - before ending across stat it hit

for game seven of the world fans will same the national anthem with the cleveland orchestra providing background music. those who do not have tickets, not let that keep them from experiencing it. they're having fun plaza as those inside the stadium. i am so close to the clydesdales. >> how close can i get into. >> they're so beautiful. this is a moment. this is one of things people can experience at gateway plaza. they get to see , once the game starts in watch party. this is unrestricted access, and awesome budweiser clydesdales. i spoke to them why he tonight' the night to win this at home. it is a party. i can only imagine what it will be like >> is going to be exploding. is going to be huge. look how beautiful these horses are up close. the budweiser clydesdales. when the game starts, this will be a watch party at gateway plazal is just as electric here fans have important responsibility as matt wright dumbness,an they will be in the national anthem the idi that the crowd will be seen tonight the coveted by the string section of the orchestra it is do or die time, ticket prices ar

in eastern iowa, orchestra iowa is offering a musical exploration of a heritage deeply embedded within the region. the program includes janacek's "moravian dances," dvorak's symphony no. 8. mozart's popularity in the czech capital increased with the successful premiere of his 38th symphony, nicknamed "prague." and czech composers leos janacek and antonin dvorak wrote music reminiscent of their cultural identity, with folk songs and dances often becoming the inspiration for melodies and themes used in their works. prague coralville: 7:30 p.m. friday , coralville center for the performing arts, 1301 fifth st.; $28 to $29, artsiowa.com https: cedar rapids: 7:30 p.m. saturday , paramount theatre, 123 third ave. se; $16 to $53, artsiowa.com http: fairfield: 3 p.m. sunday , sondheim center, 200 n. main st.; $10 to $20, fairfieldacc.com http: hancher: chucho valdes joe latin jazz. saxophonist joe lovano and pianist chucho valdes - revered jazz elders who remain at the forefront of the music - come together for a concert that combines their sensibilities. winner of five grammys and three latin

they will be an orchestra on stage anywhere from 30 to 60 pieces. they will enhanced by a rock band. a real authentic rock band that we will traveling with playing great rock rhythm and great rock solos and occasionally during the show, that come in from and sing one the songs you expect to be sung. great. music producers rob and abbey are the masterminds behind the project. they are currently working on the first show set to tour north america and europe. one first ones we did was led zeppelin because men that music is fantastic. and when you hear the power of parts great melodies great guitar riffs just orchestra pro percussion alone is something to come and watch. it's, it's stunning. it really, really, just rocks. first live shows are expected to take place early next year. dan springer, fox news. >>> partial oh orchestra so that looks pretty darn cool. okay. still to come tradition or savings? battle over closing on love publix digital coupons... i signed up for them at publix.com and i just clip them like this... clip...save clip...save clip..

with the cleveland orchestra. concert. >> >> we really enjoyed his association. with the orchestra. his renditions of white christmas. are quite legendary. beautiful voice. >> eub included in a video for watch me whip. >> okay so he sings better than he dances. even in i anything. a true talent. in northeast ohio. >> cavaliers hit the run way. >> tonight lebron james and company took a backseat to other shining stars. the sights and sounds of the very special evening. community leaders attended the *efrpbt tonight. reception. followed by the best part of the night. cavs players accompany cancer survivors. as they walked down the run way. to show off their duds. >> cavaliers will enjoy the spoils of winning the championship. when they visit the president of the united states. of the white house tomorrow. fox eight news anchor somehow got a ticket to be there. he'll be there. keep it. we'll have live reports from washington tomorrow. fox eight news. lebron james, obama and tkau son. right here on fox eight. >> . >> if we have learned one thing about the cavaliers this season, it's thi

were >> one of the things about the conduct our you enter and turn your your back and just so the orchestra contrary composer of this time if you accountability his music you would think he's a camera come important he become ill and it was crazy he at the end of his life and pushed the boundary to think we're not acceptable at this point for sure it had a great influence he was a great influence on the harmonic language on the contemporary up to now. i thought it would be interesting because they have e he was contemporary we use him on this and his life was you kill our wife you get poisons all those things are great stories for on opera. i was leaving behind a little bit which those collaborative dancers i was really trying to focus on opera. a friend of mine said well, what would you really want to do i said opera what is it not opera parallel. why isn't it are that i have the support now we can do that. i realized that was something that wasn't being done in san francisco no other organization was doing this as opposed to contemporary we are very blessed in san francisco to have organi

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- these are orchestra seats, and the orchestra's getting restless! - we'll be right there, why won't you have a nice glass of seltzer water? - but i'm so uncomfortable. - webster, you must understand there are times when one must sacrifice for their art. - sacrifice is fine, i just feel ridiculous! how's my tail? (audience laughs) - it looks fine to me! - [katherine] gentlemen, i don't want to alarm you, but i'm losing my bubbles. - okay, okay. - wait a minute, this is all different from my three bears. i don't even know what i'm saying anymore. es, please. - i hope you guys know what you're doing. - web, look at me, do i look like i don't know what i'm doing? (audience laughs) - hi cutie. - hi ma'am! - love your pelt. - thanks, ready? - hey, there's no business like show business, so get on with the show! - hope ya like it. - oh, i'm sure i'll love it. - don't be so sure. by george papadapolis. once upon a time, there were three bears. a baby bear. (laughing) - and the papa bear. - and the mama bear. - who, because of prior commitments, couldn't pla

string orchestra repertoire is pretty small. i used to be boxed into small repertoire. kept constantly looking for new repertoire and commissioning new arrangements. if you look at the first of the program you have very early, young vibrant mendelson; fabulous opener and then you have this fabulous concerto written for us in the orchestra. is our gift. msk(music) >> and then you have strauss, extraordinary piece. the most challenging of all. string orchestra work. 23 solo instrument, no violin section, now viola section; everybody is responsible for their part in this piece. the challenge is something that i felt not only that we could do , absolutely could do, but i wanted to show off. i can't tell you how aware i am of the audience. not only what i hear but their vibes, so strong. i have been doing this for a long time. i kind of make them feel what i want them to feel. there is nobody in that audience or anywhere that is not going to know that particular song by the fourth note. and that is our encore on tour. by the way. i am proud to play it, we are from san franci

were cast in the production-- with vocalists and pit musicians chosen from ccsd's honor choir and orchestra programs. students say it's bigger than the average high school play. "we have a choir and orchestra on stage you know you dont really have that in smaller highs chool productions, so i think that's a really amazing thing to have and just to have the big space that we will is so much, it's on a much bigger scale." it's a partnership between ccsd, nevada thespians and the nevada chapter of the educational theatre association. you can catch the play at the the cashman center theater. it runs from the 25-th to the 27-th. that's thanksgiving weekend so bring the whole family! tickets start at fifteen dollars. a trump celebratory dessert takes the cake.... and an iconic candy bar gets an overhaul and the internet isn't having it! coming up in today's take a look at this! plus.... national guard members are getting a warm welcome back home to the valley today. we'll take you to the emotional reunions between soldiers and their thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say, ge

you, pairing the king of rock's timeless voice and timeless songs with the 70 piece fill harmonic orchestra. ? >> why do you think he resonates over generation and generation. of music, diverse in his choice of songs. this gives him the tune to do what he wanted to do and never did. >> he would love this. >> it gives us another take on his beautiful voice. >> what is something about him that maybe we didn't know. >> when he would sip out of a cup he would never do it regular. else always sip out of the cup near the handle. never wanted to sip where somebody else had their months. he was very private. he never >> you are a delight. thank you for being here and sharing some wonderful things. tis is a wonderful album, make sure you pick it up "the wonder for today's "extra." for the latest entertainment news head over to extratv.com, and download your free mobile app, see you tomorrow, everyone. >>> next extra, john bon jovi, exclusive, opening up about the rough path to hissal new album. >> there was a lot i had to pro process. >> next "extra." >> welcome home, lisa g! like all standardized m

of 100 performers come from 22 schools from across musicians from c-c-s-d's honor choir and local orchestra programs. the play's director was amazed at all this talent coming together, to create a memorable cast: (( jennifer hemme/play director: "it's been incredible having the students from all over the state, and in so many different performance areas working together - has been really amazing." )) ((brian loftus)) >> showtimes are two and seven p-m all weekend, with admission prices of 15 to 25 dollars... website, las vegas now dot com. we'll also soon have a full "what's cool at school" segment on this play, and look for our "cool at school" recap, next friday, where you can vote for a school to win $250. /// sherry how's the weather today? let's take a look at the roads with demetria ((sherry swensk)) clear skies with the moon and today and temps staying right at seasonal norms in the low 60s. ..............s staying right at a series of cold systems will swing into the west next week to really cool us down well below normal all week. highs drop to 50s and lows in the 30s. let's take a

. >> philly potassium orchestra and -- philly pops orchestra and festival chorus. >> reporter: it not be a pop christmas without the sing along. >> thousands of people singing their christmas songs. it's a wonderful coming together, people who never heard the philly pops before, this christmas program is the perfect introduction. >> reporter: a philly pops christmas runs december 3 through the 18th at the kimmel center verizon high. go to arts in philly.org or visit 6abc.com/loves the arts for other area events. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. >> so glad you stayed with us, looking live outside, outside, sky6 live hd showing you this beautiful shot of cape may, new jersey. looks pretty, right? chilly, testers in -- temperatus in the 50s. bundle up if you have to head out. >>> it's 40 years since rocky premiered in new york city giving philadelphia a hometown hero to celebrate for life. this week tourist and locals celebrated the movie. >> reporter: up they go up the art museum steps they raise their hands in the air triumphantly just like rocky balboa did four decades ago.

between the batmobiles, and liberace's rhinestone gear-head as he is into orchestra. i actually like building stuff and playing the violin. people say i'm very musically talented. i agree, i can play the violin, viola, and cello. he's been in his current foster home about a year. he is really proud of his musical ability. he plays the violin for school and he is a musician, he loves that. as a teenager, he misses family, and he's not afraid to talk about it. when i was growing up turned out they were not my real family, so it would be nice for once to be able to say this is my family. c-j's future plans are all over the place, he wants to go to hawaii, hunt invasive snakes in florida, and would rather be an only child. i think he could just fit right in. and just somebody who will love him and treat him well, treat him fair, treat him the way they treat their other kids in the home. i think that is so important to him. make him feel loved. refreshing: i'm a good kid. every kid has their flaws, but i'm a pretty good kid. ((brian loftus)) >>> c-j would make a great son

these students are with the school's contemporary symphonic orchestra. gives me goosebumps. jc: that is really soothing. ben: before the holiday shopping begins. once you finish up the turkey and stuffing and pies, the next step for many families is picking out a christmas tree. massachusetts man whose family has been in the tree business for decades to help you make a good choice. >> my family has been selling christmas trees for over 60 years. reporter: nino lambert and his family business of the same name is ready for all of santa's helpers that will be decending upon their 10 locations around the state. >> we love it. we look forward to it. reporter: and they are prepared for it. a seemingly endless amount of trees stand at the ready. just to give you an idea of how this is all one truck load. 1,000 trees coming in from quebbec canada. -- quebec, canada. these wreaths are ready as well, they're already waist deep in them. christmas actually coming early for some. nearly a dozen trees already sold before the thanksgiving turkey hit the table. >> it was funny. they came in

they will be the orchestra and the fireworks, the works. 57 degrees on monday. chance for shower. 60 on tuesday and wednesday. we will stay 50 and 60 as we move in to the end of next week. so a lot of fun here at the national harbor. jamie: i get the easy job today. there are a new areas that red. we talk about it now. traveling on the inner loop, the capital beltway. we are dropping down to 7 miles per hour. look here. we are going to see this with you will see the traffic get better. another is 270 on the spur. the volume we have seen all afternoon to continue in as you get to the outer loop. you can take 95 or the w.b. you see the sun going down. that is a look at traffic. jonathan? jonathan: thanks. coming up next at 4:00, knowing the difference between a good warranty and a bad one. whether you should bother with one at all. we have it next. michelle: but first, the u.s. army string quartet joined us in studio on "good morning washington" performing an arrangement of "america the beautiful." band. they will take to us a break now with more of a photos viewe

performers come from 22 schools from across the and pit musicians from the honor choir as well as local orchestra programs. the play's director was really amazed at all this talent coming together to create a memorable cast. >> it's been incredible. having the students from all over the state, in so many performance areas working together has been really amazing. >> show times with 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. all weekend long, kicking off with admission prices of 15 to 25 bucks. tickets are available at las lasvegasnow.com. recap next friday, where you can vote for a school that we have featured to win $250. opportunity village's imagines l forest opening today. the mayor will be there as well as human nature. proceeds do benefit opportunity cognitive disabilities. the property has transformed the top of its boulevard pool into a winter wonderland. locals can skate all day for just 10 bucks but if you bring a null unopened toy, it is free. all that will be donated to lewis rowe elementary, so bring that unopened toy if you could. it is the biggest rivalry of the year, a little bit of history of the b

. >> this song i do like do you want to build a snowman christmas eve by the trans- siberian orchestra and justin bieber mistletoe rock and around the christmas tree rounds out the top-five can you b choice i would probably go with mariah. you can win super bowl tickets starting today nfl will be there straight gold season but that customers with gold super bowl 51 cans are eligible to win the tickets to attend a ends january 13 it's not like willy wonka can you drink it that is the question you have to keep up a fallen impact it is from the movie. i'd so snow is possible this week? >> i don't think we will see much is all. maybe a couple of clicks here and there in the minimal over the last day or so with a kick up and really crank through all the way into this morning and the afternoon. success 10 inches depending on what resort we are talking about brockett about nine vail has quite a few there are a lot coming down snow covers coming it. the mars on the way. we are seeing the next round really starting to ramp up closer to the high country even a little bit of blue here along the d

this year it is the trans- siberian orchestra as well as a medley of holiday songs.>> reporter: you will see millions of lights, but you can still see some of the animals? the ones that like to stay up late. we also have stingray bay open. camel rides are ready and open to go. we have rudolph, the for the experience in our theater. -- the 3-d experience in our theater. >> reporter: if you are not in the holiday spirit yet, starting tonight you will be. it is phoenix zoo lights. go to their website to buy your et the motion show is about to begin. back to you. >>> she criticized donald trump in a big way, but this morning she is his pick to be ambassador to the united nations. we will have the latest on that discover card. i'm not a customer, but i'm calling about that credit scorecard. give it. sure! it's free for everyone. oh! well that's nice! and checking your score won't hurt your credit. oh! i'm so proud of you. well thank you. free at at good morning. welcome back. here is a live look at some of the construction at sky harbor right now. we will check in with jen to see if it is get

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although, orchestra all-time the series, and officially 12 the last 14 meetings. this is urban meyer is doing what tim tressel did. but so much emphasis on this game working on it all year long. >> i appreciate rivalries. probably more than most because i have such, that's the way it always been. i think that came from coach hayes. both programs have tremendous respect for each other. both coaches. i just remember that. >>> jim harbaugh is old one in the game as head coach of michigan. over his last last year. score like that would be a shock this season. wolverines were rolling. 9-0 after defeating radical the second-best team in the country they've lost in iowa for indiana. as the season goes on, can the saturday at noon. what's the best part? >> fair, healthy, honest competition. every game i don't look at it as a pie chart. that was my favorites. this is a server. it's like your kids. i love them all 100%, each game. >>ol regular-season game. buckets when you get three field goals. that's the final seconds. akron had a few chances, they dropped this one. it wa

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(music nats) (orchestra pop) "hairspray live" promises to be a musical flurry of big hair... bright makeup... loud wardrobes... and heart- thumping energy.(ariana amazing. everybody sounds amazing. everyone's funny. everyone's happy. everyone's... it's too much." (jennifer hudson) "everyone's excited and it's inspiring, like, we bounce off of each her."the all-star cast... features jennifer hudson... aria grande... kristin chenoweth... martin short... and derehough.(dek hghhey kept great, th'sup a s pe macy thanksgivi "this group has so much experience performing in front of crowds, whether it's on broadway or in concerts, but this is one night, one show, live with millions watching."(all) "yeah, yeah."(fryer question) "anyone nervous?"(all) (moaning)(martin short) "thanks, not until you spoiled it for us." //(derek hough) "what makes it so special is that it is live. so i think that any imperfections that familiar faces... newcomer maddie baillio.just a few months ago... she was a college student... who answered an open-casting call... with 1000 other actresses.(nat) "the ro

there's dance, orchestra and drama and the other is multimedia journalism -- >> it's an opportunity for our students to be in a class they're passionate about every single day as opposed today some schools every -- >> national award in middle school. >> absolutely. the students were excited to be honored this way. they came to school 4 hours earl leaf to join us early this morning. john hopkins middle school, our school of the week -- which donated $10,000. >> we were up there yesterday. you see why they're winning awards. they're passionate about what they're doing. >> they're going to work here. >> absolut ratings are low and you agree with him. >>> coming up, a broken jaw and other injuries doing -- it lead to a massive recall. we'll tell you about that next. >>> coming on 10 news, see how local car dealerships are revving up the cancer center. >>> you may have heard about worrying about your health could be bad for your health. it's linked to a certain illness. we'll explain. >>> all right. but guess what, a cold front is headed our way. it's really not going to bring us much colder

sally: it was coincidence that the orchestra was rehearsing "cold, frosty morning mrs. cole started her own musical career at seven years old. she credits her instructors with further in stilling a love of music which she shares with her students. >> it is a form of expression. it is a way for students to positively get expression out. we work together as a group on our task all of the time. sally: she says her students their love of playing music and their life experiences. i learned from them. and grow with them and become a better teacher each day. sally: proud moments, every day for her but occasionally things start a little rough. >> we just had a recent concert and we had a not so fabulous dress rehearsal. it made me really nervous what it all came together and we all nailed it conct a moment i was really proud of. ? sally: she please in her students and their talents. >> there is a lot of talent here . and a lot of hard-working kids also. toya: congratulations to her. a seasonal attraction on wrong. patrick: a tokyo the park is getting a cold reaction. 5000 sea c

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trans- siberian orchestra's "christmas eve/sarajevo"... "mistletoe" by justin bieber... and "rockin' around the christmas tree" by brenda lee. /// sherry how's the weather today? ((sherry swensk)) to chillier 30s. .............. there are some breezes and the clouds are pulling in some light showers into clark county... and some snow falling in ............... around town most areas in the 40s right now... and some light showers moving into the far north valley neighborhoods. ............ feet. maybe a couple of inches. ............ highs today in the upper 50s. ((sherry swensk)) >>> back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> about 25- hundred ccsd high school students are for them to get a meal.. is at school. ((brian loftus)) >> here with us this morning is don purdue, project 150 executive vice president... and gabe cadena, of the henderson international school.. they're helping teens.. with their "feed it forward" campaign. >>> let's take a look on the roads with demetria. ((demetria obilor)) things are looki wet along the north beltway up by north decatur. traffic is sti

. >> philly pops orchestra and festival chorus, the philadelphia boys chorus and saint thomas gospel choir. ♪ >> reporter: it wouldn't be a potassium christmas without the annual audience sing along. >> thousands of people in the hall all joyfully singing their favorite christmas song. it's a wonderful coming together. people who may have never heard the philly potassium -- pops before, the program is a favorite introduction. >> >> reporter: for tickets go to the arts in philly.org or visit 6abc.com/loves the arts for other area events. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. final -- moving up on 1:00 p.m., one final check of the forecast with david murphy. >> reporter: it's cooler out there today, 55 degrees in philadelphia and reading and bangor and north hampton county. sun to clouds, winds 6 to 12 miles per hour. mid 50s in the i-95 corridor and more of the same down the shore, sun to clouds light winds and 56 is the

doc severinsen and the great nbc orchestra. [ applause ] and now a person we have not seen in a long time, the famous visitor from the east. the all knowing, all telling, all omniscient, famous seer sage sayer and former driver for miss daisy, carnac the magnificent! [ music ] [ applause ] well, nice to see you again. >> thank you. >> i hold in my hand, the envelope, can see these envelopes are hermetically sealed. they've been kept in a mayonnaise jar in a station wagon since noon today. >> mmhmmm. >> no one knows the contents of these envelopes but you will ascertain the answer having never before heard the question. >> thank you, rover. >> yes. [ laughter ] envelope number one. hermetically sealed. >> must have absolute silence. >> often times, carnac gets that. [ laughter ] >> should've been called forwarding, not call answering. >> yes. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> the answer to this question sealed in here is milk and honey. >> milk and honey. >> what will michael milken be hearing a lot of in jail? [ laughter ] over the lips and through the gums. >> over the lips >> what's the

the 76ers offering a ticket deal, and the philadelphia orchestra teasing a deal on its website. check your e-mail. there are a stream of coupons coming. >> i can go through and say i want to go here. i want to go there. so, yeah, i like looking at the e-mails. >> reporter: brenda johnson noticed something different about this year's deals. >> they started much, much earlier. >> does that mean you'll be finished earlier? >> no. >> reporter: back at kohl's sherry epps says she's 60% done with her list thanks to a new strategy of buying online and picking up in the stores. >> i ordered on actually thanksgiving. >> reporter: one snag. she says some orders were canceled because of inventory issues. >> despite that, do you think you'll try this again? >> yes. yeah, it's easier than standing in line out in the cold, you know. and we have kids at home. >> reporter: a trip to the store with the kids means you get to learn what they want. but with all the deals, it can also mean a full cart. it is so easy to get sucked in by those bargains, which is why this little guy is going to be comi

gifted students from berkeley entertaining shoppers at the prudential contemporary symphonic orchestra. lucky to be there. cindy: combing, soothing. emily: you need that for black friday. [laughter] erika: absolutely. cindy: be prepared for some wet weather on and off. emily: thank you for watching. erika: happy thanksgiving. >> this is an editorial by wcvb channel 5 president and general manager, bill fine. election turmoil it's understandable that many people across the country are nervous about their family gatherings this thanks giving weekend. political discussions and clashing ideologies have proven to be very horny subjects this fall. it's a recipe for difficulty around the dining room table and perhaps continuing over leftovers all weekend long. is your family among those declaring politics off-limits for discussion this weekend? if so, look the bright side. that of football and time for so many other topics. holiday movies, theater and hit shows like hamilton. maybe not hamilton. as another way to look at this turbulent autumn. maybe things giving comes at the right time this

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