from ram ba, we will hear the symphony orchestra >>> police in istanbul have used tear gas and water cannon against protesters. hundreds of people gathered outside the offices of one of turkey's best known newspapers after it was raided by police. they moved in after the court order that the paper should be put under the management of trustees. >> reporter: taking a stands against what people here see as a crackdown on media freedom. hundreds of protesters try to block the entrance to the newspaper offices on friday night >> >> translation: we're here to defend democracy and freedom. we're here to defend our basic right. >> reporter: police pushed through the crowds with water cannon and tear gas. by early saturday morning they had got into the building. they pushed journalists covering the incident out and evicted theed tors. >>-- the editors. >> it has been an effort for three or four years that anyone who is speaking against the government forces are facing court cases or prison or such control by the government. >> reporter: the police were acting under a court order to replace t

i just fell in love with it. >> reporter: a charter member of what would become the atlanta symphony orchestra. >> this is the original all-girl bass section. >> reporter: little recently celebrated her 71st year here. >> i was just in tears. this is a big family. >> reporter: the double bass is the largest and lowest member of the string family. what's the biggest challenge of playing this instrument? >> the strength. that's why you see mostly men playing the bass. >> reporter: the foundation of the orchestra. much like its tiniest master, 4'11" jane little. >> her zest for life, her commitment to music-making, and her vitality are inspiring. >> she is tiny in stature but she is one tough cookie. >> reporter: now 87, little has spent almost her entire life with this orchestra. >> the concert hall in east berlin. it was just wonderful. >> reporter: many of those moments shared with her husband warren. a principal flutist until his death in 2002. >> people tell me that carrying my bass around, well, little is getting along today. >> reporter: keeping her place on this stage hasn't been easy. la

musicians is taking center stage and catherine soy has the story of central africa's most dedicated symphony orchestraearly evening in one of the poorer neighborhoods of the capitol and the orchestra is rehearsing and most musicians have no steady income and during the day they do what they must for their daily hustle. we find them rehearsing the conduct's own composition, a story of the tribulation and how they are over coming it and created the orchestra back in 1992 then he had only three instruments in his father's chur church. >> translator: things have changed. years ago now we are seeing more congolese but there is still much to do. ♪ in downtown the local music dominates the night scene. people come out to listen and dance to songs by some of the continent's greatest artists. they have a rich music culture and we are listening to most popular kind of music in the country, getting people here to appreciate classical music has been difficult. ♪ the band tries out a classic tune. and tell us it's not something that would grow too much. >> translator: our music is so popular because it is our lang

plus the cultural challenges of being the only symphony orchestra in africa's republic of congo >>> we begin tonight with the a major development in the race for the white house. ted cruz has prevented a clean sweep this weekend by front runner donald trump. it is what some call super saturday and only one state is still voting at this hour. all the other polls are closed. in all five states are up for grabs today. both are republicans and democrats are vying for delegates in kansas and louisialouisi louisia louisia louisiana. foam democrats vote in maine and the republicans in peurto rico. a look at today's early returns. ted cruz projected to be the winner in kansas which has 23 delegates available. in kansas cruz also projected to be the winner there with 48% of the votes where there are 40 delegates available. donald trump coming in second. in kentucky donald trump is the leader with 39% of the vote. 46 delegates available. in maine ted cruz again leading the way with 42% of the delegates, 23 delegates available for the 2% of the vote. there donald trump coming in no.2. joining me

differen . >>> it is early evening in one of the poorer neighborhoods of the capital where this symphony orchestrais practising. most musicians have no steady income. they do what they have to do during the day. this is a story written by their conductor. he created this orchestra back in 1992 when he had only three instruments and he had this in his father's church. >> translation: things have changed. we are seeing more people here but there's still much to do. >> reporter: in down town city the music dominates. people come out to listen and dance to songs by some of the continent's greatest artists. this has a rich music culture. we're listening to the most popular type of music. getting people here to appreciate classical music has been difficult. the band trys out a classical music. it is not something that the young would go to watch. >> translation: our music is so popular because it is our language. the young people today just want to play and listen to foreign music. >> reporter: it is the children's time to rehearse. they get to hit not perfect notes, but are passionate and practice ever

. >>> the democratic republic of congo's symphony orchestra. brazil's president dilma rousseff has voiced her dissatisfaction on the police raid of lulu da silva, former president. he was questioned about corruption scandal involving the national oil company, petrobras. marga ortigas reports. >> emotion are running high as the corruption scandal takes a sensational turn. hundreds of armed police raided numerous properties across three brazilian states. brought in for questioning, former pet luis ignacio lulu da silva, known as the champion of the poor.lula called it a sad day for brazilian democracy. >> all they had to do was tell me they were coming but sadly they decided to act with presumptuous arrogance and a show a spectacle of pyrotechnics. >> dilma rousseff called the acts stream. >> former president lula who repeatedly appeared on a voluntary basis, is now subjected to an unnecessary coercive condition to provide yet more testimony. >> reporter: over 50 high level politician he are suspected of receiving kickbacks and favors from large

reporter: it is early evening in one of the poorer neighborhoods of the capital where this symphony orchestras rehearsing. most of its musicians have no steady income. during the day they do whatever they must. we find them practising the conductor's own composition. a story of their problems and how they're over coming them. he created this oshg strak bang in 1992. he had only three instruments and space in his father's church. >> translation: things have changed. this is not where we were years ago. we have seen more people coming to the concerts but there is still much to do. >> reporter: in down town local music dominates the night scene. people come out to listen and dance to songs by some of the continent's greatest artists. it has a rich music culture here. we're listening to the most popular music in the country. getting people here to appreciate classical music has been difficult. the band tries out a classical tune. they tell us it is no not something the youth will go to watch. >> translation: our music is so popular because it is our language. the young people today just want to p

retirement home in yemen plus ♪ from rumba we will hear about the democratic republic of congo's symphony orchestra> and i'm joanne in doha with all the sport and looking to keep their hold at the top of the english premier league after two teams behind them had a dramatic draw in north of zimbabwe. ♪ turkish police fired tear gas and plastic bullets at protesters outside the offices of the country's biggest newspaper and have control of the publication in a crack down and a religious group whose leader of the government is accused of treason the european commission is urging turkey to respect media freedom and carolyn malone reports. >> reporter: police in istanbul used tear gas, water cannon and plastic bullets against people demonstrating for media freedom and taking a stand after police raided the offices of a popular opposition newspaper replacing its editors with state representatives. >> translator: where in the world have you seen this tyrnny before and it did not happen with hitler and the incidents going on in sierra are not much better. >> reporter: tried to block the offices on friday n

we'll introduce you to the tiny bass player who is going 71 years strong with the atlanta symphony orchestra's the longest run in history. we'll have that and a whole lot more when we see you in a few minutes for nbc nightly news. >>> thank you erica we'll see you at 6:30. >>> hey, 6ers four robert covington spent the night in the hospital but was released after a collision last night. here it is in the third corner. he got kicked in the face by a teammate who was falling to the floor. grant hit his head on the court. covington was stretchered off. covington and grant are in concussion protocol. >>> the flyers a bit of a change for the orange and black as they visit the panthers. steve mason will be back between the pipes. the college hard wood. st. joe's took on dayton. hawks up three. pop a shot. pop a now. drains the triple. hawks up six. st. joe's holds of dayton. they face vcu in the a 10 championship tomorrow. second half, the shot clock winding down. hamilton's prayer is answered. yukon wends. temple's faith in the hands of the ncaa selection committee. jose bautista's routine, he cou

it's off kendrick lamar's performance with the national symphony orchestra last year. q-tip will begin curating performances this summer. >> we hear it everywhere. we cannot escape that beat. to connect to at the kennedy center. >> q-tip is a founding member of a tribe called quest. the kennedy center announced they're adding hip hop to the center's core programming. >>> new york city on{ pace to welcome a record number of tourists. the times predicts 59.7 million people will visit the big apple this year. that would break the record set as a matter of fact just last year of a little more than 58 million visitors. city officials admit that all those people make parts of the city pretty crowded, especially in manhattan. one of the next goals will be to get touristst to visit sites in the other boroughs. >>> the tribeca film festival around the corner. we know the lineup for the 15th year. the centerpiece is a film called elvis and nixon. a fictionalation about the sit down between the two. aging rocker dealing with a mid life crisis in geezer. >>> wnbc is a proud sponso

good well, on april 4th i'm applying to prague to roar my album with the check national symphony orchestraly molely. good i know. >> ♪ >> i wonder what could happen if you say what you want to say and let the words fall out honestly i want to see you be free. ♪ >> would you say this is making you more nervous or less nervous than the pope? >> less nervous. >> okay. >> more nervous. >> more nervous? >> i'm just kidding. >> ♪ >> hit it, bobby. >> what you want to say let the words fall out. honestly i want to see you be free. >> let it go. let it go. >> free! i want to see you be free. >> it's been real. >> it's been real. >> have fun in prague, bobby. >>> right. i mean how much fun was that? there's more ahead for bobby when he comes back from prague after recording his album he'll be performing a benefit concert at the kimmel center in may for local youth charities. tickets go on sale april 4th. bobby is the man. >> tori, so many things to say. number one congratulations to him for recording the album that's out staning. >> unreal. >> number two your voice sounded pretty good. >> did you h

plus ♪ from rumba we will hear about the democratic republic of congo's symphony orchestra. ♪ >> theve national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. ♪ welcome back, reminder of the top stories on al jazeera, police have fired tear gas and plastic bullets in an attempt to disburse protesters gathered outside turkey's biggest newspaper which has been placed under state control. the greek government is being pushed to declare state of emergency over the growing refugee crisis at its borders and there have been more signs that china's economy is slowing with the country's premier flagging of growth rate between 6.5 and 7% over the next five years. the pope has led condemnation of the murder of 16 people at an old people's home in yemen, four nuns among the dead at the home established by mother theresa and we report. >> reporter: from a police of safety and care this home for the elderly became the latest casualty in yemen's war. gunmen raided the retirement home and killed 16 people including four nuns and witnesses say the attackers s

good well, on april 4th i'm applying to prague to roar my album with the check national symphony orchestraly molely. good i know. >> ♪ >> i wonder what could happen if you say what you want to say and let the words fall out honestly i want to see you be free. ♪ >> would you say this is making you more nervous or less nervous than the pope? >> less nervous. >> okay. >> more nervous. >> more nervous? >> i'm just kidding. >> ♪ >> hit it, bobby. >> what you want to say let the words fall out. honestly i want to see you be free. >> let it go. let it go. >> free! i want to see you be free. >> it's been real. >> it's been real. >> have fun in prague, bobby. >>> right. i mean how much fun was that? there's more ahead for bobby when he comes back from prague after recording his album he'll be performing a benefit concert at the kimmel center in may for local youth charities. tickets go on sale april 4th. bobby is the man. >> tori, so many things to say. number one congratulations to him for recording the album that's out staning. >> unreal. >> number two your voice sounded pretty good. >> did you h

the democratic republic of congo's symphony orchestra. >> another decisive day.echester draw closer to the title. turkey's decision to seize control of the country's largest newspaper and re-open it under state control as been met with criticism from within and throughout the country. police used tear gas and plastic bullets to disperse protesters gathered in support of the paper aligned to a u.s.-based cleric accuse offed of treason. extremely worried about the incident, sayingtie niece to respect press freedom. it's not the first instance of the government using a heavy hand with the media. the committee to protect journalists is accusing turkey of being one of the worst for journalism worldwide. since the early 1990s, the cpj says at least 23 have been killed. representatives from turkek's ruling party say many of those in prison aren't there for reporting but because they are accused of what they call terrorism charges. caroline malone now reports. police used tear gas and plastic bullets against people demonstrating for media freedom. the police replaced edi

a story of car's most dedicated symphony orchestra. >> reporter: it is early evening in one of the poorerneighborhoods of the capital where this orchestra is rehearsing. most of the musicians have a steady income. they do what they must during the day. we find them rehearsing the conductor's old composition, a story of the transcribe legislations and how they're-- transcribe legislations and hour they're coming over them. the orchestra was formed in 19782 in his father's church. >> translation: thee things have changed. we are seeing more people but there is still much to do. >> reporter: in down town this music dominates the night scene. people come out to listen and dance to songs by some of the continent's greatest artists. there is a rich music culture. we're now listening to the most popular music in the country. many people here to appreciate classical music has been difficult. the band trys out a classical tune. it's not something that would be able to watch. >> translation: our music is so popular because it is our language. the young people today just want to play and listen to f

. > one year after kendrick k latoya mar performed with the national symphony orchestra hiphop is returning to the kennedy center. that's right, the kennedy center announced today that q tip is their new hiphop culture. q tip is a gram i award winner. he says he's looking forward to bringing new content to the nation's largest performing arts venue. >> that will be exciting. > is being president of the united states good for your health? tonight what president obama's doctor is saying about the results of the physical he recently gave him. that's a little q tip there. here's a sign you probablybly shouldn't be driving.be what an officer discovered after making a very unusual traffic stop. > not am people took the end of the rg3 era harder than this redskins' fan. he cannot contain is after the ed are skins parted ways with the quarterback. the story that the heartbroken fan posted on social media. >> in consolable. we got to learn a little bit more about him. it's a serious sentiment. maybe a little l over blown.wn this guy's name is e-mail ma league. he still shared his pain on social medi

catherine soi has a look at the most dedicated symphony orchestra. >> it's evening in one of the poorerborhoods of the capitol. most musicians have no steady income. during the day, they do whatever they must. the conduct ors old come situation, a story of the tribulations in how they are overcoming them. creatingt an orchestra back in 1992. then he had only three instruments. >> things have changed. now we are seeing more. in downtown local music dominates the night scene. people come out to visit and defenses to songs by some of the continent's greatest artsists now, you can see in the country getting people here to appreciate classical music. the band tried out a classical tune. going to watch. our kind of music, our language, these young people today want to play and listen to foreign music. back of the charts is the children's factory house. passionate and practice every day. playing keeping them grounded. he is in secondary school. he plans to join the group and compose and conduct his own music. the young music and his dad have to go home before it's too dark they live in a more

. >>> we'll also introduce you to a base player who at 71 years strong in the atlanta orchestra symphony is the longest orchestra member in history. few minutes. >>> we have a river running pretty green here in chicago, the windy city taking st. patrick's day celebrations very seriously as you can see there. today the crowds gathered for this annual dyeing of the chicago river in a tradition that dates back to 1962. orange powder is dumped into the water, then it turns into the emerald green. everyone headed downtown for the big parade. >>> we had some pretty mild temps again today. we have a chance on rain on the way, though. >> we're tracking that chance of rain for tomorrow evening. today should be mostly dry. you could see it in your weather headlines. temperatures were in the 30s and 20s this morning. we're not going to see that type of chill overnight tonight. don't forget to spring ahead tonight. set your clocks forward one hour between 2:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m. a mostly dry sunday ahead, mostly because we are tracking rain that mainly arrives after the sun goes down tomorrow. again

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you will also meet the only symphony orchestra in the republic of congo >>> looking forward to it.thanks so much. that is it for us at this hour. the news continues next with our good friend randall pinkston. see you then. rica. >>> this is al jazeera america. a look at today's stop stories. victories for ted cruz today sends a powerful message to the win establishment. donald trump apparently is not invinsible. >> many polls came out that i easily beat hm >>> where do the numbers come from and who are the pole sisters talking to

so, i asked boston symphony orchestra cellist mihail jojatu to play two cellos for me, one modern andthe 18th century, and not tell me which was which. can you play each one to see if somebody who doesn't know as much as you do can tell the difference? >> sure. my pleasure. >> you listen, too. what do you think? [ playing mid-tempo classical music ] that was spectacular. so, to me, that sounds as good as it gets. >> let's try this one. >> i have to say that the sound sounded to me richer, deeper. >> you have a good ear. >> really? i'm shocked. >> yes, this is a good-quality, modern cello. it's a couple years old. and this is mihail's cello. this was made in what year? >> in 1780. >> i had one more request. if i were a student of yours, could you teach me to play one note? >> sure. >> chris, would you let me? >> i suppose, yes. >> you suppose? i sense hesitation. >> no, i trust you. [ cello screeching ] >> am i hurting the value of this cello? >> yes. >> [ laughing ] i'm sorry! i better stop. returning to the tale of the countess of stanlein, it isn't long before sealed bids start comi

. @>>> and you can see the czech @national symphony orchestra @performing disney's best known @songs all part of disney @fantasia live in concert. @the performance will feature @high-definition footage from @the movie all taking place in @the mahaffey theatre and @tickets start at $39. @>>> @ but heart of rock and roll @ the heart of rock and roll is @still beating lloyd you can @catch huey lewis and the news @at busch gardens tomorrow night @part of their food and wine @festival. @visitors can taste food, wine @and cocktails. @stage at 6:00, and the concert @is included with admission. @>> anjuli: so much music to @take in this weekend. @>> lloyd: huey lewis and the @news, kool and the gang and @donnie and marie am. @>> anjuli: and others that we @don't know. @lloyd the deejay -- i am glad i @wasn't reading that one. @>> lindsay: the weather is @great. @cooperating. @and chilly out the door. @brooksville at 42. @please grab your jacket. @50 in lakeland. @50 in st. pete and watch what @happens through the day. @high clouds will stick around @but the cool air doesn't. @we rebound into

reporter: it is early evening in one of the poorer neighborhoods of the capital where the symphony or orchestra is rehearsing of the most of the musicians don't have a steady income. we find them rehearsing the conductor's own compensation, a story of the tribulations and how they're over coming them. this man created the orchestra back in 1992. then he had only three instruments and small space in his father's church. >> translation: things have changed. it is not where we were years ago and when people came for kon concerts. we're seeing more people coming, but there is still much more to do. >> reporter: in down town, local music come natures the night scene-- dominates the night scene. people come out to listen and dance to songss by some of the continent's greatest artists. this area has a rich music culture. the most popular kind of music in the country. getting people here to appreciate classical music has been difficult. the band tries out a classical tune. they tell us it's not something that would young go to watch >> translation: our music is so popular because it is our language. th

major symphony orchestra in the 70s came up with an ingenious design innovation. namely they introduce screens and had musicians audition behind screens. the interesting back story is the orchestra curse were not convinced at the time that this would do any good. they actually about people thought that they cared about the music that was played, the third enough whether somebody looks apart. it turns out that at the time we have roughly 5% to 7% on our major orchestra. now we have almost 4010. screens increase the likelihood that women will it then by 50%. that is quite powerful. it's powerful for two reasons. it's powerful because i think it demonstrates how deeply how the biases are and how direct there is to clearly must care about the thought that the music couldn't help but be influenced by what they looked like. and secondly, it is an important example for me because it demonstrates the power of design. this is not about changing my set, but it was about a bit of technology really in many cases just occurred. what does that mean for organizations? can we in f

to use with microscopes into the brain at the time of a concussion in an animal, there is a symphony orchestra of changes that are occurring in the concussive event. so i think the bliology of concussion, it is not well known but i think that we will learn a lot more over time. so is it's not a purely functional abnormality. there is a lot going on in the brain during these -- during a concussion. the other one which was already mentioned which was 20 years ago people would take a sniff of ammonia, go back out and play. now it is recognized pretty widely that that's not the case. so thanks to the cdc work, the work of multiple other groups like the academy of neurology's guidelines committee, put out guidelines for return to sports. i think those have been taken up by coaches around the country. and i think that's really been important. one thing i'm not sure about is the idea that we don't know enough to counsel parents. we do know that it is this repetitive concussion that gets the kids in trouble, that is -- that the initial concussion is often times -- it can be bad, for sure, because ther

ability to look with a focal microscope into the brain at the time of the concussion, there's a symphony orchestra of cellular changes occurring in the concussion event and so i think the biology of concussions , it's not well known but i think that we will learn a lot more overtime. so it is not a purely functional abnormality, there's a lot of good -- a lot going on during a concussion. the other one which is artie mentioned was 20 years ago, people would sniff and ammonia and go out and play. now it is recognized pretty widely that is not the case. thanks to the cdc work and the work of multiple other groups like -- i think those have been taken up by coaches around the country and think that is really been important. one thing i'm sure about is the enoughat we don't know to account for parents. we do know that that repetitive concussions that give kids trouble. the initial concussion is oftentimes can be bad for sure because there is a spectrum of head injury, but the kids that i have seen and heard about who run into trouble, the first concussion they were bad for a couple days. third when a

to use with microscopes into the brain at the time of a concussion in an animal, there is a symphony orchestras that are occurring in the concussive event. so i think it the biology of concussion, it is not well known but i think that we will learn a lot more over time. so is it's not a purely functional abnormality. there is a lot going on in if the brain during these -- during a concussion. the other one which was already mentioned which was 20 years ago people would take a sniff of ammonia, go back out and play. now it is recognized pretty widely that that's not the case. so thanks to the cdc work, the work of multiple other groups like the academy of neurology's guidelines committee, put out guidelines for return to sports. i think those have been taken up by coaches around the country. and i think that's really been important. one thing i'm not sure about is the idea that we don't know enough to counsel parents. we do know that it is this repetitive concussion that gets the kids in trouble, that is initial concussion is oftentimes -- it can be bad, for sure, because there is this spectrum

executive committee of the national symphony orchestra. an army tour in the dominican republic and two in vietnam. the army ranger hall of fame and so much more. but for jim's myriad friends he was so much more than a list of achievements. he was visionary, strategic, generous, mischievous and always had a smile on his face. who else could be tossed out of high school two movants before graduation, graduate from our archrival and still be a jep rouse and loyal gonzaga friend for decades? his funeral will be this saturday at the cathedral of st. matthews in washington. we'll miss you for a long time. mr. chairman, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leave of absence request for ms. roybal-allard of california for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request is granted. under the speaker' announced spoil on -- speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2015, the gentleman from virginia, mr. beyer is recognized for 60 minu

but brace yourself, not to be outdone, fill harmonica orchestra composed a entire sim-- symphony.ir pets, i have about 796 names for my bulldog puppy lemm i a lemmy. i understand pet love, this is my gift to you. marry thorn love her pet, his name is ram poe, h rambo. he wears little outfits, rides in the side car. he is polite with kids. he has his own bedroom, and mary treats him like a baby. because he is a 6-foot will gator thaalligator that loves a chin rub. she has a solution, she is putting him in the side car, how cute is that? she is going to have him certified as a therapy animal. yeah. i hope she gets accomplished before her face transplant after rambo rips her eyes out and snacks on her nose, but, he is an alligator, thank you florida for once again, giving us tolpopgive pop call storm -- topical storm fodder. >> america has a new favorite foreign-born son, it is fabio, he has been sworn in as an american citizen after decades of shirt less models on cover of romance novels, he went through decades of paperwork, standing at the back of the line, he could have just grea

symphony as well. there are four different soloists from the orchestra playing the violin part that go from the state parks, all- around celebrating each of the seasons. >> it is neat, all of the different things you do with the symphony. i guess when you collaborate with another agency and bring in this beautiful element of fabulous video, it is a mind- boggling experience. >> it really is. there is not a person that will come to this concert and will leave disappointed. it is the full experience for all of the senses. >> i know you tried it out friday and saturday. how did that go? >> it went beautifully. we have to stay coming up tomorrow night in southern pines, although it will be without the screen tomorrow night in southern pines. but if you would like the full multimedia experience we are doing it on wednesday night and have an extra concert in raleigh at the concert hall. symphony's website. ncsymphony.org. >> one more question. how difficult is it to play that six string violin? >> more difficult than a regular one. i have been playing it for far less time. >> what does it offer? >> it got two lo

orchestras like the phil and chicago symphony wouldn't play with us if they didn't realize we are realns. >> we don't make fun of music. >> the cat gets more hits on youtube. >> they love cats on youtube. >> right. we should put a cat in our next video. >> i don't know. >> i didn't think of that. >> do you think about doing another youtube video? are you done with youtube? >> yes, actually, we are. we just recorded a cd which is coming out soon called you just have to laugh. and we are planning on making some music videos. >> all right. congratulations. fantastic story. and a wonderful show. these to performing their show and now mozart sunday the 13th at daveties symphony hall. we have posted more information at ktvu.com at the ktvu links section at the top of the home page. >> have a great time in san francisco. we will be right back after this. first these guys can rap. let's listen to that. ♪[ music playing ] c playing ]♪ after trying brookside crunchy clusters, @carlybeyar tweeted: at this point, i should just be a brookside chocolate ambassador. well, i am sorry, carly... it's so

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