this guy made the accordion cool. find out how he did it using youtube and social media. >> tv and movie star monica potter starts a small business selling local products to help her ohio town's economy. those stories plus what you need to do to prevent sexual harassment in your workplace. that's all coming up next on "your business." >>> hi, there. everyone, i'm j.j. ramberg, and welcome to your business. the show dedicated to helping your small business grow. moves aside, weird al, because there's a whole new generation playing the accordion. and a lot of that has to do with one small business owner and the videos he puts on youtube. he's doing all he can to make this old school instrument hip again. his efforts have people from all over the world flocking to his three-story accordion shop in philadelphia. ♪ it's a packed house at open mike night in a restaurant nearby philadelphia. ♪ but instead of tuning a guitar or running through vocal scales, these performers are making sure their accordions are ready for their

the accordion? it's an old-school sound that's finding a modern audience thanks to michael, founder of liberty bellows. >> i decided i was going to take a 19th century craft and try to bring it to the new millennium. >> in high school, michael discovered his dad's old accordion in the attic and he instantly fell in love. >> nothing really interested me until i picked up an accordion. >> but as you may imagine, finding support for his new passion wasn't that easy. there were not many other enthusiasts around. >> really hard to get any information. i realized early on is that there's not a lot of accordion players out there, but there probably would be if they were easier to find and just there was more resources out there. >> that thought stuck with him. when he returned to philadelphia to go to business school, he launched a small side business from his apartment. >> i started earning money on the side by teaching and just doing very basic repairs. then starting a small inventory and next thing you

. >> i just want to know what they told the accordion player they >>> street luge with wheels. what we've got here is someone taking part in the downhill in bainbridge, ohio. these things quickly get up to about 70 miles an hour. in any other kind of racing, you've got a seat belt, harnesses, things like that. on a street luge, it's just you and the road. up ahead for most of the video, you'll see it here. don't worry. everything goes wrong. >> oh. >> bob goes down. you see this other angle. watch this. >> oh, my -- >> it looked like he bounced a little bit too. >> oh, that's the worst. >> it's brutal. he then takes us back to show us from his single. you see that bob hit all that straw on the left-hand side. now he can see nothing through the debris. just moves to the right. >> oh, man. >> runs right into the earth. >> absolutely brutal. there were people around, spectators. running up. people then just grab him by his arms and legs and drag him off the course. super dangerous after a crash like that, but it is still an active raceway. >> he gave them the okay to drag him. so

. >> i want to know what they told the accordion player they were doing. >> i love these little market areas in different towns around the world. this particular one is in china. you can get everything, from deliveries. and i do mean of the human kind, because watch this. see this woman walking here with this man, she's pregnant and in labor. >> oh! >> the man with her is actually a good samaritan there kind of giving her a hand, but as time progresses, ambulance is taking forever to get there, and the baby's not slowing down. baby wants to come home now. and watch this, people standing there, this man actually helps on the street. >> look at it, everybody just crowds around. okay, i guess this is happening. >> and the world around her on the street probably has no idea, everything just keeps going, here comes baby. >> they did a good job elements, but it's still pretty wild that this happened so quickly. >> they are ready. kick down the door, hey, let's do it. >> let me in. in this case, out. come and you see that the baby is totally fine. mommy is totally fine, and they are in the ho

. >> i want to know what they told the accordion player they were doing. >> i love these little market areas in different towns around the world. this particular one is in china. you can get everything, from hats, to umbrellas, to deliveries. and i do mean of the human kind, because watch this. see this woman walking here with this man, she's pregnant and in labor. >> oh! >> the man with her is actually a good samaritan there kind of progresses, ambulance is taking forever to get there, and the baby's not slowing down. baby wants to come home now. and watch this, people standing there, this man actually helps deliver the child. on the street. >> look at it, everybody just crowds around. okay, i guess this is happening. >> and the world around her on the street probably has no idea, everything just keeps going, here comes baby. protecting her from the elements, but it's still pretty wild that this happened so quickly. >> they are ready. kick down the door, hey, let's do it. >> let me in. in this case, out. eventually, the ambulance did come and you see that the baby is totally fine. mom

that accordion has been on my learning these songs. i didn't want to be thrown. i didn't want to come in because i knew there would be some head scratching, skepticism. >> about -- broadway is stranger to subcasting. i wanted to make sure that it was known right off the bat that i was coming to this world with the maximum amount of respect for it. >> on the first night of previews this month, after a lifetime of dreaming, josh groban finally was ready for broadway entrance. >> what do you remember about that moment? it. >> was more emotional for me than i thought. i tried to be calm and collected. i got a job to do. let's go do this. you think about the moments, you know, you didn't know if you could do it. you think about all the people that discouraged you. all the people that encouraged you, teachers. >> then you just have to perform. >> then you just have to do it. one of our dressers on the show videotape my first steps on to the stage. [ applause ] i'll never forget it. if i'm ever having a bad day i'll play that. yeah. nique warming sensation you instantly

turns it it's pretty good. >> casting groban meant he had to learn the accordion. so he bought one. >> i came into the store like, i had sucker written all over my face. hi, listen, i know this is going to be a real pain in the butt never played before. i need an instrument. >> he named it olga. >> oh! >> and took it on tour with him this summer to train. >> you'd be playing the accordion back stage? >> that i walk out with at the top of the show that i play throughout the show that accordion has to to new zealand, south africans to australia. learning these songs. i didn't want to be thrown. i didn't want to come in because i knew there would be some head scratching, skepticism. >> about -- broadway is stranger to subcasting. i wanted to make sure that it was known right off the bat that i was coming to this world with the maximum amount of respect for it. >> on the first night of previews this month, after a lifetime of dreaming, josh groban finally was broadway entrance. >> what do you remember about that moment? it. >> was more emotional for me than i thought.

. >> i just want to know what they told the accordion player they were doing. >>> street luge with wheels. what we've got here is someone taking part in the downhill in in any other kind of racing, you've got a seat belt, harnesses, things like that. on a street luge, it's just you and the road. up ahead for most of the video, you'll see it here. don't worry. everything goes wrong. >> oh. >> bob goes down. you see this other angle. watch this. >> oh, my -- >> it looked like he bounced a little bit too. >> >> it's brutal. he then takes us back to show us from his single. you see that bob hit all that straw on the left-hand side. now he can see nothing through the debris. just moves to the right. >> oh, man. >> runs right into the earth. >> absolutely brutal. there were people around, spectators. seeing that happen, they come running up. people then just grab him by his arms and legs and drag him off the course. super dangerous after a crash active raceway. >> he gave them the okay to drag him. so maybe he feels like the wind is knocked out of him and not that he's got serious injuries. >>

andy, you know my nephew the accordion player? are you taking ferdie? yes. we thought it best to take our own accompaniment. now, look... shall we go, bee? we won't be long, andy. has ferdie practiced the song? oh, yes! now, remember, ferdie, on the last eight bars, you play real loud okay. shall we? we won't be long, andy. bye. see ya. i'll see you, ferdie. let's see, now... oh, yeah. the studio in raleigh is okay. i checked it on the way down. how's the mail? all right, i guess. you know, same as usual. ( knock at door ) i'll get it. we'd like to see mr. hazelton. are you auditioning a trio? hi. oh, hi. this is my nephew ferdie. hi, there. my manager, bill stone. hi. well, we came to talk about our song. we don't feel you heard it to its best advantage last night. oh, i heard it, all right. oh, no, you had your eyes closed. well, a lot of times i listen with my eyes closed but i thought it was fine... real fine. you did? well, maybe you'd like to sing it on your tv show. uh, on my show? we'll be very glad to sing it for you again. hi. that's mighty nice of

. >> i just want to know what they told the accordion player they

this is what you get past the accident on accordion also skyway bridge, howard in franklin look great. out making critical measurements to help plot the past hurricane matthew. jeff patterson was with them yesterday. the team made a's way over to the bahamas, south over haiti and then over jamaica and then south to cuba. the scientist on board the aircraft no their jobs can dave lives and they take it very seriously. >> my parents may not be on the east coast not be what other people's parents and children might be so that is just as important to us. >> later today jeff will show us what it is like to fly over a major hurricane at 45,000 feet and why the signs of the mission is so important all of us to know. >>> this morning you will notice more students walking to school. it is international walk to school day. this is video from previous years. the day is designed to a chance to remind drivers to be extra where when students are out each morning and afternoon. >>> the vice presidential candidates face-off in virginia. still ahead, the fiery confrontations and the latest polls. marc

they have accordions. they put on a terrific show. i highly recommend then. they'll be at the boulder theater for their halloween shows on friday and saturday night. ? >>> also on friday, one of the pioneering funk bands, the funky meters from new orleans. they are incredible. find out about these shows and a lot more at kbco.com. >>> if you're wondering what happened to the colorado avalanche, you are not alone. they haven't played in so long, it's easy to forget their season even started. after five days off, they are finally back home tonight against winnipeg. the season opener was nearly two weeks ago. the av's haven't played at home since. it will be good to be back on home ice. >> that home opener was of a tease for us. being so excited to be back from summer playing in front of home fans. we're really excited to get back in the pepsi center and play in front of the fans again. >>> on the diamond the rockies didn't win too many games this year. they could pick up some gold world series game three later tonight in chicago. ,, ,, ,, , z25kmz zvpz >>> cbs4

this guy made the accordion cool. find out how he did it using youtube and social media. >> tv and movie star monica potter starts a small business selling local products to help her ohio town's economy. those stories plus what you need to do to prevent sexual harassment in your workplace. that's all coming up next on "your business."

this guy made the accordion cool. did it using youtube and social media. >> tv and movie star monica potter starts a small business selling local products to help her ohio town's economy. those stories plus what you need to do to prevent sexual harassment in your work place. that's all coming up next on "your business." >> will your business be ready when growth presents itself.

here is my address in case you want to organize a big parade protest and walk by my house p with accordions. >> they had musical instruments. >> and a woman had "i like my pants" taped on the back of her shirt. i will do that next week. >> we all want women to march around in yoga pants at all times. she is on to something. >> and i can to the throw stones at somebody for wearing something goofy. i am from rhode island and that's where this happened. on the eighth day god created the yoga pants. i am a big fan. some women though should wear them under a burka. i am not saying who, but some. >> we do love the yoga pants. this guy actually says he owns yoga pants. he has them. but he says he wouldn't wear them to the grocery store. >> thank god. >> yeah. he -- you get the joke when you read the articleful he said he was supposed to be generating laughs. >> there is nothing funny about that. jay really. dustin, what do you think? should men comment at all? i don't think you should go there at all anymore. >> i don't understand why people didn't understand chris christie wearing the baseball pa

reason, when you started the question, i got all nervous that i had no idea, but it is absolutely b, accordionswer. >> it absolutely is. that's right! $2,000. >> wow, wow. >> and now here's your $3,000 question. >> all right. >> a fictional location that embodies the spirit of its cheesy biscuits, red lobster warns that "you will have a difficult time finding" what "on the map"? [percussive music] ♪ >> again, for some reason, when it starts, i'm like "oh, my gosh," but it's absolutely--my mom has the recipe, if anyone ever needs it--b, cheddar bay. final answer. >> i do. they're addictive. >> but you don't want to make them at home. it's dangerous. >> right. $3,000. >> wow. >> $3,000 and have your mom call me. >> [laughs] >> next step is your first threshold at $5,000. >> i bet she'd like that. all right. all right. >> including simba, nala, and rafiki, many characters in "the lion king" have names taken from what local language? [percussive music] ♪ >> okay. well, i know it's not tagalog, because i actually grew up in the philippines, so i know that's where that is. hindi, for me, obviously i

center and of course it would have been a segregated event although there was one black performer and accordionayer who performed there about who was scheduled to perform their. but i don't know that anything surprised me. but when you wind the details up it's very touching especially. i don't think i've discovered anything new about that except if you follow the timeline. he only went there twice during world war ii. i think that he was in warm springs. lucy whose husband had died the previous year had an estate in the force country which wasn't right nearby but was a reasonable drive and roosevelt was there to be accessible to her and that explains why. i don't know how many of you have been to the little white house. it's now a georgia state park and it's worth visiting. the simplicity of the house has columns outside and it looks almost grand. when you are inside it is just plain paneled with pinewood. it's very touching and there is a nice museum including a portrait that was being painted of him by lucy's friend. >> to the timdo we have time foe question? [inaudible] >> do you think that

hurry in and lease the 2017 passat s [accordion music] >> friday morning on the eyeopener, protecting your technology. >> experts reveal the real risks including the one difference. >> and a wet and windy start here for the morning commute. the time line, friday starting cs cs >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. >> jimmy: tonight on the show, music from alessia cara, science bob pflugfelder is here, and surprising news from the world of social media today. twitter announced they're shutting down vine. vine at one time was very popular. twitter bought it for $30 million a few years back. the idea of vine was posting videos about six seconds and watch them on a loop. it was like a tv channels for that were over almost as soon as they started. videos almost like this. [ speaking foreign language ] >> jimmy: i'm not letting that one go for a while. so vine is done. the good news is halloween is on monday, and we still have youtube, which means it's time once again to tell your kids you ate all their halloween candy. everywhere i go, people ask me are you going to do it again, and the answ

. >> doctors say based on the injuries they have seen the trailer acted as an accordion softening the blow. moving, it lessened the impact in some ways. >> you usually see broken bones. this was not one we were faced with. >> jose was able to walk away. is. >> reporter: he knows 13 people died. doctors say that both of the injuries to the other 31 passengers were to the face and would require surgery. four of the patients are critical at desert regional hospital. a to o here from another hospital. as for bruce, he will go home to los angeles. a grateful man. >> reporter: the scene was chaotic. people were climbing out of windows trying to get out of that bus. he ied talking to them, but >>> just over two weeks until we elect the next president. donald trump says don't believe what you're hearing. he's the one leading in the polls in the race for the white house. >> new details about the maryland state trouper hit on the beltway involving a driver with a not so great driving record. >> and traffic in and around the district. the roads are a mess during rush hour. not getting any better

[accordion music] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. >> jimmy: tonight on the show, musicnce bob pflugfelder is here, and surprising news from the world of social media today. twitter announced they're shutting down vine. vine at one time was very popular. twitter bought it for $30 million a few years back. the idea of vine was posting videos about six seconds and watch them on a loop. it was like a tv channels for kids who forgot their rit lin. they were just punchy videos that were over almost as soon as they started. videos almost like this. [ speaking foreign language ] >> jimmy: i'm not letting that one go for a while. so vine is done. the good news is halloween is on monday, and we still have youtube, which means it's time once again to tell your kids you ate all their halloween candy. everywhere i go, people ask me are you going to do it again, and the answer is yeah, we're going to do it every year until these dopey kids figure it out. it isn't hard to do. it's easy. you can do it at home. >> no, my candy. it's gone. >> where did it go? >> mom and dad ate it. i ate

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southbound i-225 heavy from parker road behind where we have that accident and we got away from that accordion to kind of clear back. ,, ,, ,, >>> welcome back, and it is a broncos' sunrise this morning. look at it. justut the orange colors in there. yes are 52 in denver. there's a lot of moisture in utah and it will make its way into colorado as we go through today and into tonight. by tonight we expect to see widely scattered showers in the mountains but with the unusually warm weather we have the place, up around 10,000 feet for the snow level. vail pass the -- vail pass will see anywhere from one to four tomorrow. for denver a slight chance of rain. ,, ,, ? >>> hillary has no idea how to fix anything. if she did, she would have done it already. i mean, what has she been doing? >> donald, donald, don't set her up! >> i'd be happy to talk about the last 30 years. >> oh, no, not again! >> back in the 1970s, i worked for the children's >> then i was a senator in new york on 9/11. >> we get it. >> then i was secretary of state and i don't know if you've heard this before. >> we have! >> but i w