at the same time, the milwaukee symphony needed a music director. it was meant to be. >> from the first downbeat to the end of the concert, it was clear to me that this would be a really good thing. ? has adopted another. >> i am an avid fan of the green bay packers. ? kathy: music, as in sports, there is passion and teamwork. >> use of the play -- you set the pace. you set the tempo. you let them use what they have. on the green bay packers? >> aaron rodgers. kathy: seriously, he stresses -- >> it's not about me. it is about mozart, beethoven. without them, i would be waving my hands in the air to nothing. and it is about the orchestra. ? kathy: after not give up milwaukee altogether. he will work in guest appearances, as he has done all over the world as music director. he wants to take his son to a packer game. joyce: wouldn't that be something? kathy: absolutely. still live in madison and everything. the rain is going to make a comeback. joyce: you are timing the storms right now. mark: they could impact the the night. you can see the rain to th

sheldon: the music director of the milwaukee symphony begins his swan song this weekend. only on wisn 12, the maestro tells me how fate brought him to (beep, camera shutter click) did you just see that? that was awesome. we have to try it. okay. okay, mine's not working. maybe you have to bump it. oh, yeah. do the bump it thing. right. okay, yeah. ke money out using the bmo harris app! you want to buy a hairless cat? there's a pet store down the street. cool... i think she said "bmo harris app". yeah, that makes more sense. when your phone is your debit card. sheldon: a massive sinkhole opens up in florida, spilling more than two hundred million gallons of toxic water into the state's main sources for drinking water. adrienne: and despite what authorities are saying, as abc's gloria riviera reports, residents remain concerned. reporter: tonight growing concern over this leak that's spewed toxic waste into a water supply source for millions of floridians. the leak a problem for more than 3 weeks. an employee of the fertilizer company mosaic discovering this massive sinkhol

patrick peterson.he is going to join the phoenix symphony tonight.tonight at symphony hall... the cardinals stud is going to be a guest conductor.peterson will face 66 of arizona's finest musicians and d "the star spangled banner". it's amazing what you can it's amazing it's amazing what you can do with a lawnmower these days.this weekend.... the red sox are planning to pay tribute to retiring slugger david ortiza portrait of ortiz has been cut into the center field grass at fenway park.the red sox have asked fans to be in their seats tonight 30 -45 minutes before the first pitch... for a special ceremony. brady similar to matt mauro. successful, charmed, good looking and you just want to be this friend.recently ben affleck and matt damon had an argument over who is closer to the online video is for a charity.... that for a ten dollar donation you get the chance to win a night out in boston with tom, ben and matt. coming up at 5:30... we'll show you another clip of the video where tom brady responds to the two hollywood hunks. question of the morning.a recent survey shows peop

n-dot will demolish a bridge over symphony park avenue at i-15. this 180 foot long bridge has been around for 19 years. starting at ten until 5:00 a.m. on monday, symphony park will be closed between mlk and grabbed central parkway. you can get downtown by using alta, bonneville or charleston. n-dot says all weekend. 24e demolition is part of project neon which is widening the 15 between sahara and spaghetti bowl. construction on the new bridge over symphony park avenue will start next month and be done by early next year. >>> a new study suggests a healthy diet may help young children become better readers. researchers in finland looked at the diets over 100, first, affecting their reading scores. they found skills improved more when their diets included more vegetables, fruit and fish and less red meat and sugar. michelle in addition to a healthy diet, fitness goes hand in hand. >> michelle: sorry. you say fitness and i start to get -- just kidding. i got a bug in my throat. it's so hard because it's a combination of both. but you have to change

a major step in project neon will close symphony park avanue as crews tear a the road. that street will be shut down where it goes under the 15 from friday to sunday. people who live downtown say all the street closures aren't just frustrating for drivers, they are a big headached for people who are trying to walk home too. "the people who live around here have to go half a mile to get home...i'm disabled i gotta go all the around out of my wato my home is right here just three blocks away" if you don't live in this area and are driving downtown there are going to be a lot of closures so be sure to check our website, fox5vegas dot com we'll have all these details on which streets are closed and when. soc extreme violence... in north carolina. are bracing for more riots - after a man is shot and killed by police. and a massive securiity breach involving yahoo accounts. we'll reveal when the hack occured. plus... brad pitt - under investigation! why is pending divorce had led to a discussion with authorities in l-a. you're watching fox5 news at 5. local. las vegas . i'm h

the 19-year-old bridge is 180 feet long - and spans over symphony park avenue - at interstate 15, symphony park avenue between grand central parkway and m-l-k will be closed. four excavators will take the bridge apart. it will be replaced with a similar bridge - further west - to create room for the widening of the i- 15. this morning - fox five was live at a veterans job fair at the the "innevation center" in the southwest valley. if you miised today's event.. there's another military job fair happening next week. it will be at the cannery hotel and casino on thursday september 29- th...from 10 a-m- vegas - on craig and losee. active duty military members, spouses, veterans and reservists are all welcome.. you can pre- register online.. at civilian-jobs- dot-com. stem cell therapy is changing the world of medical treatment. and that includes dogs as well. we'll explain how your pet can benefit - from new discoveries in science. "both presidential campaigns calling for reform after the latest police shootings of black men, i'm lauren blanchard in washington, with the latest from the campai

n-dot says crews are preparing to demolish the bridge that crosses symphony park drive. officials say the best thing to however, several detours are in place to try and make this construction phase a smooth one. /// ((sharie johnson)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters. and we are bringing you front and center to a senate debate right here on klas.. doctor joe heck will take part in a debate with his challenger.. catherine cortez masto. there is still no confirmed date.. the heck and cortez masto campaigns sent out a release saying each will be part of the a we will let you know both on air and online./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> one day after dropping his long-standing claim that president obama was not born in the united states, donald trump now says hillary clinton, was behind the so-called "birther movement." (( hillary clinton and her campaign of 2008 started the birther controversy.)) then-senator barack obama was not born in the united states though some clinton supporters spread the idea through anonymous emails. it's an issue even the president too

last year the symphony had 7,000 in cash. k about to go under. new management, a new board, new orchestra members get credit for the turnaround in addition to some budget helping changes including an expanded schedule and new venues for the orchestra including perform answers at red rocks. the season kicks off at september 16th. >> good for them. they put on quite the show. >> i have tickets for something next year even. >>> it will be cold and rainy >> kathy is tracking a 40- degree drop in temperatures over the next couple days. ? ? ? isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. >>> gusty and cool, but awfully nice for a monday. i'm meteorologist kathy sabine outside in the backyard where the sun is coming out from behind the clouds. we do have a partly sunny afternoon, still the chance of out. 74 degrees in d

symphony park avenue will repoen to traffic by 10am sunday morning...............fin ally we shift our focus to the heart of downtown las vegas. the life is beautiful festival has been a traffic nightmare with numerous street closures including bridger, carson, fremont street, ogden, stewart and mesquite avenues street. a total of 18 city blocked closed off to traffic as the forth annual life is beautiful festival rages on daily between 2pm and 1am... according to the city of las vegas, crews will work as fast as possible to reopen downtown streets monday morning as organizers take down the various stages and fenceing. if you do plan on heading downtown later today, i would suggest looking for parking west of las vegas blvd or using a ride sharing service or taxi.............now if you have a traffic related question, feel free to reach out to me via twitter at ken smith dot tv, or you can e-mail me your question at ken dot smith at fox 5 vegas dot com a new study shows that smoking can leave a 30 year legacy on your d-n-a. the study analyzed nearly 16-thousand blood samples from smoke

demolishing a bridge at symphony park avenue. the 180-foot long bridge has been around for 19 years until 5:00 a.m. on monday. symphony park avenue will be closed between mlk and grant central park way. now you can still access bonneville, or charles is to be. and demolishing the ramps. the rarps will be open to the spaghetti bowl this educational background woo. the demolition is part of project neon, which is widening fifteenth eh between sahara and the summit spa getty bowl. it'll start next month and be done by early next year. >>> also, it is the second day of the life is beautiful festival. be ready for slow downs in the downtown area with manyee life is beautiful spans 18 downtown blocks. the red and yellow lines where the event taking place tonight. so expect closures east of las vegas boulevard to eleventh street and from bridger on the south all up to mesquite. >>> and with nearly 100,000 festival goers this weekend, life is beautiful has taken over downtown las vegas. but for many local businesses, the three day festiv

. >>> we have a traffic alert to tell you about happening symphony park over i 15. this 180-foot long bridge has been around for 19 years. starting tonight from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m., symphony park avenue will be closed between mlk and grand central park way. you can get downtown by using alta bonneville or charleston. >>> all the rests will be open to the spaghetti bowl this weekend. the demolition is part of the project neon out and spaghetti bowl. the construction over the park avenue will start next month and will be complete by early next year. also, it is the second day of the life is beautiful festival. ready for some slow downs in the downtown area with many streets blocked off. life is beautiful spans 18 downtown blocks. the red and yellow lines you're looking at there where the event boulevard to eleventh street and from bridger on the south up to mesquite. >>> and with nearly 100,000 festival goers, life is beautiful has in fact taken over downtown las vegas. but for many local businesses, the three day festival takes a toll on their bottom line. one of

the plan is to demolish the bridge that goes over symphony park avenue. the goal of this project is to ease traffic ... but it'll likely cause a few headaches for drivers in the process. detours will stay in place for about 4 months until a new bridge is built. to re-open sunday at ten in the morning. reporting live shakala alvaranga 8 news now. /// ((dave courvoisier)) >> the big question you might have right now.. what about some alternate routes so you can avoid the spaghetti bowl. let's take a closer look. you can exit early at valley view, south rancho or mlk and use those as alternates or take them to charleston to get to i-15 south. you will need to leave earlier than usual. you can also follow the state's signed detour which will direct you to take southbound 95 on-ramp, exit at d street, turn left under the overpass and get onto i-15 south. the choice is yours, ((dave courvoisier)) but always allow for extra time. that's the best advice.../// ((christianne klein)) >>> in tonight's sound off at 11... many of you are talking about the spaghetti bow

just last year the symphony only had about 7,000. about five years before that the orchestra was almost going under. the symphony has new management, a new board and new support which has really ed additions and new venues like red rocks. a new music director brett mitchell will direct five concerts and become the new music director july next year. the simply season begins september 16th. those musicians are so talented, to think they would go under and that's their awful. >>> parents looking for alternatives to all those bug sprays and chemicals. >> one local program is helping give people a better life with a job much more than a source >>> investigators in florida say a fire set at a mosque could be a hate crime. the mosque was once attended by the man who killed 49 people at an orlando nightclub this summer. surveillance video shows a man walking toward the building carrying a bottle with liquid and some paper. he took off just before a big flash. investigators say timi fire coming 15 years after the september 11th attacks and th

earlier today crews were out near m-l-k and symphony park picking up a large tree. ((paul joc tree at the clark county family services building. but fortunately winds have since died down and a wind and dust advisory is no longer in affect./// ((paul joncich)) >>> the weather will be perfect this weekend which is a good excuse to get outside and soak up some sun. and another reason to do so is because lake mead is overing free admission as a part of national public lands day. tomorrow is a day to promote voluntering and conservation of public lands./// ((tedd florendo)) (((>>>it's been a cloudy and muggy day in the valley with showers mainly staying east of the region. temps have sye the 80's today thanks to all the cloud cover through the morning and afternoon. winds have been slightly breezy today and big ................................ ... ... temps have been mostly in the 80's throughout the region and definitely below average for this time of year. mid 80's for the east part of the valley this afternoon and really not touching into the 90's this time around. w

this is done so crews can prepare to demolish a bridge over symphony park drive. we tested several detours and here's the result. the marked detour will take you onto the 15 north to turn around at d street. it'll take you about 6 minutes.. you can also get off the 95 at valley view... way down to charleston to get on the 15 south. rancho was the quickest of those routes... at five and a half minutes. valley view took us a little over 7 minutes and mlk was slower at 10 minutes. another good thing to keep in mind is you will not be able to get on the 15 south from either rancho or mlk despite the popular belief -- amazon doesn't always have the best and lowest prices! up next -- we'll tell you about one amazon program you may not want to count on for the best deal.. so you don't waste your money. then -- a california woman has an uncanny tradition for winning at roulette. find out why you'll want to put your money down with her for a and all on her birthday.. 10-years apart. it started on leslie sategna's 10-dollar bet on the number 16 at midnight on september 16th

my not an american composer traveling with a symphony? there is some issues that are important to the story that we will unpack. think about how it began and why, and then looking through the lens of a couple of these musicians, you can start to understand not only how the state department saw their role but how they perceived their role in this mission of spreading the american image throughout the world and garnering goodwill for u.s. policy. it adds a really strong layer of complexity to this two decades of jazz ambassadors in the world. finally we can think about some impact of this whole thing. the state department spent lots of money. congress was ticked many times over these 20 years at having to fund these far-flung and complex -- logistically complex tours. what it all amounts to in the end of things -- we will analyze that a little bit -- and to think about the end of the story, we can look at how these jazz musicians were reminiscing and remembering their role. the context, the cold war. you can't extricate these jazz tours fro

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they funneled a lot of money into symphonies and supporting the arts generally.nion, these other composers, they had all been original to russia. the united states has the beat on cool. here is what cool sounded like in 1960. ♪ you only wish you could play the trumpet that good. so we have his quartet. the academy of american cool. coole up to me of american -- the epitome of american cool. they saw something they could use. what is uniquely american? what is so american about jazz music that the state department would say go out there instead of rock bands? what makes jazz american? >> african-american culture. >> it had its roots in african-american culture. the state department was slow to acknowledge that area -- that. thereby line was this is american music. the musicians new a little different. but jazz in the world because it is american. english.n roll was to >> perhaps. it was an organically american. there is something to that. >> it didn't have to follow typical rules classical had to follow. it echoes freedom and liberty. >> now we are really onto som

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when we heard that we were playing with the symphony, we thought two things, are we good enough, and we don't believe it. >> reporter: but they proved to themselves and the audience, they deserved the spotlight. ? [music] >> reporter: in denver, victoria sanchez, 9news. >> and if you would like to watch metro state's mariachi group, they have a public performance at the king concert hall on december 4. >>> breast cancer can affect anyone, men and women alike. in colorado, one in seven will be diagnosed with this in their lives. doctors say some risk factors the more at risk we are for breast cancer. we also can't control our genetic disposition if the disease runs in your family. however, there are some things you can do to protect yourself. >> can diagnose early. so it's important for these women to be diagnosed early. things we can control early. you can keep your weight in a normal range. you can limit your alcohol intake to one class, drink a night for women. you can eat a diet higher in plants and vegetables rather than animal proteins, and you can exercise. exercise is probably

the interchange between the -95- south and -15- south is closed prepare to demolish a bridge over symphony park drive. we tested several detours and here's the result. the suggested detour will take you onto the 15 north to turn around at d street. it'll take you about 6 minutes.. you can also get off the 95 at valley view... rancho and mlk ...and work your way down to charleston to get on the 15 south. rancho was the quickest of at five and a half minutes. valley view took us a little over 7 minutes and mlk was slower at about 10 minutes. another good thing to keep in mind is you will not be able to get on the 15 south from either rancho or mlk... because of this road work. despite popular belief -- amazon doesn't always have the best and lowest prices! you may not want to count on for the best deals.. so you don't waste your money. then -- a california woman has an uncanning tradition for winning at roulette. find out why you'll want to put your money down with her for a guaranteed win.. has been nominated for the pro football hall of fame. darren sharper is currently serving an 18-year

n-dot says crews are preparing to demolish the bridge that crosses symphony park drive. when the ramp reopens... drivers will see a slight reconfiguration of the lanes merging onto the i-15 south. this will cause: ((tony illia // n-dot: we're certainly taking it very seriously. anytime you mess with i-15 or the spaghetti bowl, it's a big deal.)) ((kirsten joyce)) >> if you have to get through this area... there's a signed detour that'll re-route you north on i-15 to the 'd' street exit. again, this is all for project neon. the nearly one- billion project will widen i-15 between sahara avenue and the spaghetti bowl. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> up next... why safety experts are shaking their heads at the way the company handled its smartphone recall. plus... it's not black friday... so why were folks lining up outside a store in town square over night?? the valley's news leader will be right back./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader with ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the headaches continue for samsung... as the company deals with the recall of it's newest smartphone. the c

. >> we are going to be demolishing that bridge that passes over symphony park drive. we are working as fast and as diligently as we can to bring the progress and improvements to >> alternative routes are necessary until sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. continue on northbound i-15 and turning around on d street. >> never go anywhere in a hurry. >> stay home. seriously, stay home. >> if you have to be in the area proceed with caution. >> yes, it's scary. you can get hit really easily. people just like to drive everything. >> reporter: now back out here live, as you can see the heavy equipment out there and workers out there working away, again if you are looking forward to using the spaghetti bowl again it will be open at 10:00 a.m. on sunday morning. christy wilcox news3, send it back to you. >> thank you christy. another way you can avoid the traffic, join team for tips and tricks to navigate through the cone zone. >> woman who survived hot grease going down her throat. victim ended up disfigured from those burns. antonio castelan joins us. antonio. the brother and sister

this is done so crews can prepare to demolish a bridge over symphony park drive. we tested several detours and here's the result. the suggested detour will take you onto the 15 north to turn around at d street. it'll take you about 6 minutes.. you can also get off the 95 at valley view... rancho and mlk ...and work your way down to charleston to get rancho was the quickest of those routes... at five and a half minutes. valley view took us a little over 7 minutes and mlk was slower at about 10 minutes. another good thing to keep in mind is you will not be able to get on the 15 south from either rancho or mlk... because of this road work. despite popular belief -- best and lowest prices! up next -- we'll tell you about one amazon program... you may not want to count on for the best deals.. so you don't waste your money. then -- a california woman has an uncanning tradition for winning at roulette. find out why you'll want to put your money down with her for a guaranteed win.. in four states.. including one case in las vegas.. has been nominated for the pro football

american competition held this spring in milwaukee-- john has already appeared before the milwaukee symphony orchestra and the milwaukee chamber orchestra--mom knew a special gift--- and for the parents--the task is not to get john to practice--but to get him to stop--this summer he often day keyboard-- john says if he were not a musician--he'd want a career john schinlder plays like an old soul..and thinks like one too--he believes that thru music --the pulse of humanity- at the pianoarts north american competition john was the winner of a best performance of a duo, and winner of the wisconsin prize--and won a third place it's starting to feel a ?little? more like football weather out there.another full slate of friday night frenzy games tonight. chief meteorologist john malan has the forecast. cooler air has settled in this evening and it will be kind of dreary out when heading to high we'll have mostly cloudy skies and the possibility of some patchy fog. there is also a slight chance of showers or sprinkles. temperatures will forecast isn't looking all the great, but i guess it could be w

the bridge that crosses over symphony park avenue that will get torn down is about 20 years old and needs to go because we spoke with n-dot workers this afternoon.. they say with more than 300-thousand cars driving between the spaghetti bowl and sahara every single day...there's a lot of potential for car crashes. and tell us the new freeway design once completed should help make the road safer to drive on. (( tony illia/ndot: "part of what this project will do is eliminate some of the merge and weave traffic and make it a little safer. we're going to be building a new charleston interchange. anyone who has gotten off the charleston exit knows it can be nightmarish." ((mauricio marin)) >> n-dot crews say when project neon is completed---it should also help reduce traffic by nearly 30-percent. and with major road construction now starting for the project---n-dot folks are asking for drivers to be patient behind the wheel. ((mauricio marin)) >> the ramp is going to be shut down through tonight and won't re-open again until 10 sunday morning. so drivers will need to find other ways to get ar

the two ramp lanes to the east in preparation for the future demolition of a bridge crossing on symphony park drive. the construction is expected to cause major traffic jams. detours will be available. and now here's demetria with more on what you can expect. ((demetria obilor)) <<< >>> <<< >>> back to you!/// ((sherry swensk)) as we check out the full harvest moon heading over to the west side of the valley skies. ................. with some warmer temps coming ............. temps are in the 60s valley wide... and not as many 50s this morning. ............. temps get back to closer to normal today and tomorrow and even above by sunday. ............ dry and warm with high pressure over the west is building before a push of moisture arrives early next week to bring a chance of showers and thunderstorms. ........... and cooler temps will return with the clouds and possible showers with a push of tropical desert. .............. showers and thunderstorms rolling east over texas right now with heavy rain. ............... our highs roll up into the upper 90s then cooler 80s next week. back to

sheldon: the music director of the milwaukee symphony begins his swan song this weekend. only on wisn 12, the maestro tells me how fate brought him to sheldon: a massive sinkhole opens up in florida, spilling more than two hundred million gallons of toxic water into the state's main sources for drinking water. adrienne: and despite what authorities are saying, as abc's gloria riviera reports, residents remain concerned. reporter: tonight growing concern over this leak that's spewed toxic waste into a water supply source for millions of floridians. the leak a problem for more than 3 weeks. an employee of the fertilizer company mosaic discovering this massive sinkhole 45 feet wide in diameter. so far 215 million gallons of what the company says is only slightly radioactive water has mosaic claiminf local drinking water is safe the company says we did not notify residents because there has been no offsite impact and no impact on residents. but not everyone is convinced. >> the first word that comes to your mind when you hear radioactive is cancer.. gloria: mosaic says it imm

the 180 footbridge has been around for9 symphony lane will be closed and you can reach downtown by using bonneville and charleston. >> widening the 15 between sahara and the spaghetti bowl. demolition will start next month and should be done by early next festival. be ready for slow downs in the downtown area with many streets blocked off. life is beautiful spans 18 blocks. the red and yellow lines are where the event is taking place. you can expect closures from east of las vegas boulevard to 11th street and bridger on the south all the way up to mesquite. but not everyone is thrilled with the event. again this year sve complaining about the loss of revenue saying they are forced to shut down for three days because the public can't get access. we spoke to kathy brooks who ruins doggie daycare near downtown. >> if you wanted to be at the festival grounds don't bring businesses here and keep it as a festival ground and just do that. but you have to evolve your planning, maybe shrink the footprint. >> we did not receive a response from festival organizers on this issue. the life is beautif

as so many of the stories of how the symphony orchestra got rid of it, someone had the simple or brilliant idea -- let's drop a curtain between the people who .re auditioning and the testers 1970's, well into the you never saw women in symphony orchestras. in my growing up, perhaps a player, butp that was it. when the drop curtain was used, there was almost an overnight change. people who thought they could tell the difference between a woman or man playing, it was violin or anything else -- they were all wrong. but we cannot do that in every sphere of human activity. the other barrier that women is how do you arrange your life when you have children and a family? it is still true that women bear the burden of raising children. trials of raising disproportionately. but i see more and more men are sad it would be if one day they wake up and their children are grown and they had no part in raising them . i was a few weeks ago in santa fe and i spoke to a united way ,reschool program for children and it was lovely the number of fathers that with their holding their babies. society could do a

the two ramp lanes to the east in preparation for the future demolition of a bridge crossing on symphony park drive. the construction is expected to cause major traffic jams. but detours will be available. traffic anchor demetria obilor breaks down where they'll be ((demetria obilor)) <<< >>> <<< >>> back to you!/// ((sherry swensk)) clear skies this morning and ((sherry swensk)) clear skies this morning and mild. temps in the 60s with light winds. .......... a warmer weekend in on the way with highs back to the mid 90s. ((patrick walker)) >>> the plan for a nearly after getting unanimous vote. the southern nevada tourism infrastructure committee gave it's go-ahead yesterday. one of the final issues that lingered before the vote was the financing. county commissioner chris who's against publically- financing the stadium... expressed concerns about who's on the hook for the bonds that will pay for construction. county commission chairman steve sisolak raised also several objections in recent weeks regarding whether or not taxpayers would be protected if the project went under. ((patrick w

but have to drive around downtown or around the symphony park avenue -- then don't new at six tonight. the las vegas n- h-l hockey team will have a place to practice in summerlin. black knight sports and entertainment and the howard huges corporation signed a 20-year ground lease to build a practice facility. it will be built in downtown summerlin -- near pavilion center n-h-l owner bill foley says the facility will help the team work toward bringing home the stanley cup. ground-breaking is set for later this month... with plans for it to be finished by august of next year. the las vegas n- h-l franchise will play in the 2017 and 2018 season. twelve brave firefighters officially join the henderson fire department. we hear from some of the graduating class... and what comes next in their training. and... a new art piece downtown las vegas. we hear from the local artist [ricky]quality top tier gas can help engine performance.hmm... this guy's performance on the road inspires me. [ricky whispers]you inspire me. the new salami caprese panini from subway. pressed and grilled to cinematic p

johnson designated the big sur highway and it while 70 of mountains, sea and --wild symphony of mountains, sea, and sky, to all that would share it. at midafternoon the first lady arrived at the place called wildberger. site -- the site of a well-known architect. resting 600 feet above the surface, mrs. johnson vicariously enjoyed another of ig sur's greatest treasures: privacy. the final daylight hours of mrs. johnson's second day in california brought her to look west of and component, the ingested hill -- the enchanted hill on sin city. -- on sand city. closely guarded during his lifetime, san simeon became legendary as the most mysterious private estate in america. the enchanted hill was presented to the state of california by the hearst family for use as a state historical park and useum. irst, to sweep up the near grade of hollywood and the political world and bring them to san simeon would have admired mrs. johnson's final evening in california, as achievement with over 500 guests, most of them scientists, educators, and onservationists. the background was a lavish neptune pool, wi

it was closed for work on project demolish the bridge that crosses symphony park drive. the ramp was reopened a few hours ahead of schedule this morning and as you can see... traffic is flowing once again on the busiest ramp in the state./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> and as that closure ends.... another project begins. 1-15 is getting an upgrade. reporting brittany edney is live from the area near 1-15 and craig. brittany, what kind of changes are coming that way? ((brittany edney)) another roadway project is coming your way... ndot is widening a 5-mile-long stretch of the 1-15 here between craig road and speedway boulevard. the project will expand the highway, increasing 4 travel lanes to six in each direction. plus, new lighting, signage and landscaping will be installed. ndot says this section of the interstate sees more than 40-thousand vehicles each d expected to increase around 71-percent by 20-33... this will make a huge difference. hopefully reducing travel times and congestion. especially for those going in and out of the las vegas motor speedway. ((brittany edney)

. ♪ the fifth symphony. ♪ the sixth symphony. ♪ his work was always and will always be inspiration tos. vandalism. this is the home of leo tolstoy, the author of the immortal novel, "war and peace." his home also was a museum until the germans came. and this is tolstoy's grave. if the nazis buried nearby had read his book, they would have learned of his fate for them. but there were other dead that the nazis did not bury, russian dead. they were not soldiers and they were not killed in battle. ♪ ♪ no, these are not dolls. these are children. mass murdered by orders of the high command. and there were other children, perhaps more fortunate, perhaps less. young girls, not young now. the attentions of the nazi soldiers aged them very quickly. and whoever resisted the invaders met with this -- these are the things the russians can never forget. these are the things the russians will never forget. these are the reasons why every russian pledged his life to uphold this sacred oath. >> blood for blood. death for death. that was the reason why the russians smashed on, deeper and deeper, along

needed to shift the ramp lanes east in preparation of an interstate 15 bridge demolition crossing symphony park drive that will occur next weekend as part of project neon. motorists are encouraged to avoid the area or follow the signed detour, which will reroute traffic north onto interstate 15, using exit 76a to the d street exit. project neon is a nearly $1 billion investment that will widen a 3.6-mile stretch of interstate 15 between sahara motorists should use caution while new questions are swirling..... as to why the suspect was allowed to go free.... after he confessed to killing a woman. plus.. call it the traffic law of unintended consequences. find out how an effort to make the roads safer may not sit well with a lot of motorists. stay with us. this thief broke into a california y- m-c-a through the ceiling..... to steal cash from a register... stealing all the money inside.... before leaving. he kicked through the duct..... in the child development center.... you can probably see..... where this is going. neither the cash nor the register.... filled with play money... worth next

you have the soviet symphonies traveling in the united states to show us what each other is about. that is what that was intended to do. go ahead. >> tying into the cuban missile crisis, you have an arms race and nuclear proliferation. >> not just the arms race but a space race going on. in 1957, the soviets beat the americans to space. they said sputnik up, and it was like how could they possibly do that? not just the space race but the moon race was on. they are positioning things that led to the cuban missile crisis. absolutely. one other thing that may not be as close but is close at hand as some of these other high-profile items, you know how that ended up. you know about the berlin wall. tensions had mounted. you had u.s. tanks pointed at soviet tanks across the street. the soviets said we are going to build a wall to keep you guys separate. tensions had gotten high. that is in 1961. then in 1963, as you mentioned the cuban missile crisis. , literally in the middle of those big events of the cold war you have benny goodman trying to , play his jazz for russians who frankly lo

a major step in project neon will close symphony park avanue as crews tear a bridge going over the road. that street will under the 15 from friday to sunday. "hydrolic equipment that ches through concrete and we'll take it down piece meal like that over the next 36 hour period." there will be a lot of road closures downtown this weekend. fox5vegas dot com will have details on which streets are closed and when. police believe a person found wounded at an apartment complex near base - attempted to rob someone before being shot. metro says officers responded to multiple calls of a shooting - around 3-30 this morning - near craig and las vegas boulevard. security personnel at extended stay complex nellis suites informed police about hearing gunshots. police say the robbery victim said he was in the area to meet a woman who he met online. when the robbery victim arrived at nellis suites - the meeting place - the woman and another man met with the person and tried to rob him. fire on the male robber. the wounded person was taken to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries. both the wound

a chinese tonight at symphony hall. the orchestra open is 2016 and 2017 one. he is performed at the grammys and the boston symphony runs to the first week of may. >>> also at six, a buggy invasion at new hampshire. professors say the bug population is about to look for warmer living quarters inside buildings. small bug named for its odor has spent summers outside and that looks to get back into her by the end of september. arriving from overseas. >>> water off the coast of maine is getting warmer and the lobster industry has begun to worry. according to news 3 baby lobster struggle to survive in waters five degrees warmer than the water currently in the gulf of maine. that is how much they expect it to warm by the year 2100. the studies performed by scientists at the university of maine. >>> saying it's a little bit warmer at the coast, not too bad.but not good for the lobsters. the main water is chili. it is in the 60s right now. that was the high temperature for the day today as well. we are mostly in the 60s, paul will hit we hit a little lower this afterno

so they could take down part of this bridge which was over symphony drive. this bridge was built in the last decade and actually a place where the las vegas wash went underwent and saw the ability to put a bridge there easily so they did. now part had to come down to make way for the project. you see where a wide swag has been cleared where parts of improvements any in which will add lanes to the scene and ramp to ramp movement and a drop down inside lane to charleston. we are getting started but we are starting to see results. this is the biggest one where you see the debris off to the side. a bridge demolished this is the beginning we'll have more closures and restrictions. information coming at you one by one as they occur. reporting from sky 3. >> thank you. we have been talking about this, nice to see it. you get an idea what is going onment >> from sky three's point of view. >> jim: kevin is out and about today, too, enjoy thanksgiving weather. >> maria: has a great group of friends at the springs preserve, how is it. >> kevin: we are here for step up

is all happening to start the demolition process of the bridge portion of the ramp that goes over symphony park avenue. ((tony illia/ndot: "essentially what we're doing is creating a patch. shifting lanes to the east and going to have some dirt infill and build sort of a temporary road that will keep traffic flowing. once we get that done we will come back next weekend and demolish that bridge.")) >> this is just the beginning. the bridge is scheduled to get torn down next weekend. from there the detours will stay in place for about four months until a new bridge is built to fit as they widen the 15. ((mauricio marin)) >> n-dot officials say crews will be working day and night this weekend to ensure it gets back open 10 in the morning sunday. reporting live...mauricio marin. 8 news now./// ((denise valdez)) route to get to work or back home? ((mauricio marin)) >> n-dot says once project neon is completed it should help reduce traffic by nearly 30-percent. and even help make the area a bit safer to drive through with new traffic patterns that will go into place. so a bit of a headache now--

also tonight, at 7:30 p.m., catch the chandler symphony orchestra pops concert open to the public and that's also free. finally tomorrow night, kick back and enjoy some more live music at scottsdale quarter as part of the fall from 5 to 7 p.m. >> lots of fun we will have a final check of your weather forecast coming up. >>> next on arizona midday botox and fillers are they right for you? i will try it and i have a deal for you. and you ready for football? we are and we have tips for the perfect cardinals kick off can get. watch to win passes for the family to see this new movie storks and more family fun with your things to do guide for the weekend. plus your fall style guide that's happening next on >>> times it's the simple things in life and this girl apparently likes her cotton candy. a lot. so as a result she is the sensation. her name is beatrix and she is 3 and her four seconds on tv during a seattle mariners game should put a smile on your face. after the game the dad posted that picture on twitter. during the drive home. oh, boy. her face priceless. >> i bet she is going to b

the 36-hour closure is needed preparation of an interstate 15 bridge demolition crossing symphony park drive that will occur next weekend as part of project neon. motorists are encouraged to avoid the area or follow the signed detour, which will reroute traffic north onto interstate 15, using exit 76a as we head toward the end of the week we start to lose the fall like weather and introduce summer back into the las ve valley. we are still looking at a nice start to the day on friday as lows will fall to the upper 60s in town. we keep the skies clear and the winds light through the afternoon with highs climbing into the low to mid 90s. we keep the skies clear and the winds light each day through the weekend. highs will be in the mid 90s and lows will be near 70. as we could squeeze out some rain as a low pressure will spin off the california coast pumping moisture from the south into the state. as of now it is a slight chance but it is still a few days away so expect some changes to the forecast at this point. highs would drop back into the low 90s if this were to (dan back to desk) veg

latest world one toys, with becomes on december any of the toys of be tomorrow night the phoenix symphony will have a guest conductor. cardinals quarterback will lead the national anthem at 730 inside city hall. >>> this is the conference it starts tomorrow at 7 am will be a big hit for anyone who is an insomniac. >>> we have new information about a dog stuck on a phoenix roof. that's what we're seeing there likely used shade structure together. he's been stranded since sunday. he was rescued today and take it to the west valley animal care center. >>> >>> he's been up there since sunday. >>> it's been hard for pets and animals shelters to find a home that really fits them. harder if they have behavior issues. >> one shelter found a way directed to correct it. they send the pups to prison. feet. they are setting dogs who need extra training to the city's correctional center where visitors will help the dogs with their behavior issues. >> everybody deserves a second chance. they get a second chance and the prisoners also get a second chance by training dogs. >> the shelter believes once th

fans can concert experience featuring the milwaukee symphony orchestra.it gives fans of the recent and classic video games...a chance to see the evolution of the pokemon franch. franchise.the "pokemon concert is tonight at eight at the riverside theater.doors open at seven. 3 reax still ahead this morning - walmart is stepping up its online shopping game! game!plus...an unexpected tribute to arnold palmer....we take you to the skies to check it out! 3 and - if you're starting to think about holiday ahead of you.just how many people have already checked that task off their list.... 3 3 3 a live look over.....on the 3 appears over the "arnold palmer" statue at the "laurel valley golf course" in pennslyvaniathis is the area where he was from.the golf legend died sunday.... at the age of 87.palmer won more than 90 golf tournaments.he was also the first golfer to earn a (m) million dollars while putting on the greens. 3 ((???1:15 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??15???)) ahead??15???)) today: scattered showers everywhere especially in the afternoon and evening. stays breezy. cooler with highs i

closure is needed to shift the ramp lanes east in preparation for an i-15 bridge demolition crossing symphony park drive. there's a ton of cultural celebrations going on around the valley this weekend. we'll take you into the party behind mexican independence day...and how to join in on the fun. plus... the wait is over! the iphone 7 is here! what customers are saying about the new features... and how long their waiting in line.... i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. jim dunlap: too many nevada police officers have been killed in the last few years. the truth is, we make it too easy for criminals and the dangerously mentally ill to buy guns. they get them at gun shows or online from strangers, no questions asked. so here's something we can do to honor the fallen: . that will help prevent future cop killings. it works. in states that have closed the loophole, n