the razor went on but the orchestra went silent. only "eyewitness news" was there the exact moment orchestra walked out >> either you believe in the future of classical music and the future or you won't. >> reporter: he says negotiations went to the last possible minute on opening night. >> we were very close and it's just getting the association to take that last step to say yes, we do believe there's a future here. >> reporter: karen simon and her husband came from columbus ohio >> i heard it's probably best orchestra in the united states and i was sitting there and then to hear the announcement, it was just sad. >> reporter: it's been a difficult year for the orchestra. the academy ball that george was cancelled due to a blizzard threat. now, this an orchestra executive told "eyewitness news" he's ready to negotiate with the musicians. >> the ball is in their court. >> reporter: that was ryan floor with philadelphia orchestra management. he's ready to entertain an offer. he wants to get this over as soon as possible. reporting fr

the razor went on but the orchestra went silent. only "eyewitness news" was there the exact moment orchestra walked out >> either you believe in the future of classical music and the future or you won't. >> reporter: he says negotiations went to the last possible minute on opening night. >> we were very close and it's just getting the association to take that last step to say yes, we do believe there's a future here. >> reporter: karen simon and her husband came from columbus ohio >> i heard it's probably best orchestra in the united states and i was sitting there and then to hear the announcement, it was just sad. >> reporter: it's been a difficult year for the orchestra. the academy ball that george was cancelled due to a blizzard threat. now, this an orchestra executive told "eyewitness news" he's ready to negotiate with the musicians. >> the ball is in their court. >> reporter: that was ryan floor with philadelphia orchestra management. he's ready to entertain an offer. he wants to get this over as soon as possible. reporting fr

[orchestra plays] (male narrator) the fabric of music can be woven in many different ways. [flutes play] throughout the world people have devised fascinating methods of blending instruments and voice to produce an infinite variety of musical textures. [trio playing] texture refers to the relationship of voices and instruments in an ensemble. it's the way they're blended together into a musical whole. [low hum and sticks clacking] [cultural music montage] what i'd like to do now is start with the tenor section, then the alto and the soprano, and then i'll add the bass. one, two, three, and ♪ jesus is a rock in a weary land... ♪ (narrator) the subject of musical texture raises a number of questions. how are the different voices or instruments in a performance put together and organized? let's add the altos, altos, tenor, and bass, ready ♪ jesus is a rock in a weary land... ♪ (narrator) how many parts are there? does one voice or melody stand out? how do the various parts relate to each other? one more time, without piano. ♪ jesus is a rock in a weary land... ♪ (man) any music

. >>> and the night the music died, musicians with the philadelphia orchestra hit the picket line on opening night. >>> plus, where is the sun? it's another dreary day across the delaware and the lehigh valley, a good day to stay inside and read a book. meteorologist chris sowers joins us with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. you want to stay in and sleep and not get up. >> reporter: a week ago two weeks ago we were talking about drought and now we're seeing rain rain rain. >> reporter: we went from phoenix to seattle. that's the weather pattern, right? looking live at philadelphia international airport. it's cloudy and dreary and drizzle out there. temperatures on the cooler side. 58 degrees in philadelphia coming off yesterday's high of only 63. it was one of the coolest day since the middle of day. trenton, 66. 0 low to mid 60s off to the southeast. the cut off low is sitting and spinning its wheels off the state of ohio. that's bringing rounds of rain to the region over the last several days, line of showers off to the west and we'll see more steady rain la

friday night jim is off i'm monica malpass and the big story on action news is the philadelphia orchestran strike. it all comes on what was supposed to be opening night but management and musicians could not find any harmony. action news reporter john raul lynns is at the kimmel center on broad street tonight, john. >> hi monica this surprised walk outcomes at a time that seems to be maximum impact and not only was there to be a concert but an integral part of a black tie fundraising for the orchestra. the black tie fundraiser was a go but no music. outside there was a brass ensemble with the picketing musicians all this unexpected after talks stalled came a vote to walk out tonight, to the disappointment of fans. >> very disappointed, so disappear pointed to fly in from ohio and i heard about the orchestra for years and years this is my first time to see it so yeah i was very disappointed. >> i was a little upset you know as a singer myself i understand musicians have to eat so if they are not coming to terms with them and giving respectable pay then i understand why. >> there was a last

the orchestra, ball canceled due to blizzard threat. now there is orchestra executive told "eyewitness news" he's ready to negotiate with the musicians. >> the ball is is in their court. >> that was ryan floor with the philadelphia orchestra. he said he's ready to telling negotiate at any moment. picketers here later this evening. reporting from the kim em center, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> vice president joe biden is expected to be among the thousands honoring two fallen wilmington firefighters. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at the chase center on the riverfront where the public memorial service begins this afternoon. hype, anita. >> well, good morning, rahel. that's right. friends, family, burried the two fallen firefighters at private ceremonies earlier this week. and today at 1:00 this afternoon the public and first responders will get an opportunity to honor those heroes. >>> ♪ >> a day after family, friends, and fellow firefighters laid lieutenant christopher leach and senior firefighter jerry fickes to

the walk out came before the start of the orchestra season. all concerts for this weekend are cancelled. they put down instruments and picked up picket signs. the labor union voted to strike after salary talks with orchestra leadership struck a sour note. years of pay cuts put their salaries well below ork stras in other cities. patrons were in their seats when they learned the first concert had been cancelled. >> we kind of looked at each other, is this a joke? >> we have a multi year offer on the table that will -- >> can't underestimate the value of the musicians, what they bring to our city. >> i don't blame them for doing what they are doing, they are world renowned musicians. >> you can get a refund for any concert cancelled by the strike. >>> new jersey drivers, be ready to spend more at the gas pump. governor christie and democratic leaders agreed on a plan to hike gas tax by 23 cents per gallon. if you have a 20 gallon tank that's $4.60 more every time you fill up. it is for a transportation fund. it will receive $2 billion for the ne

and the spirit of the orchestra is so special. when i came to the first there's great discipline and there's a focus on music only. and, you know, in many of the other big places, if you go to new york, to london, to berlin, there's of course all of this politics involved an all this. here, it's just about the music, period. >> if you had to pick one ingredient, what would that be? >> that's i think it's really the mind set. it's what do you want? what do you want to achieve? it all starts here. >> what do you want to achieve when you're up here? >> i want to achieve depending on what we play, but in every piece there's a core message, and to get really to the core, to the essence of the piece, playing techicly better than anyone else, but at the day, it's all about communicating with the audience and giving what a masterpiece of great art has to say. >> when i look up hering it's like watching a surgeon, a teacher, a coach, all of those things what is going through your head wh conducting is about the movements. it's the silent l

. >>> an concerts by the philadelphia orchestra. find out why audiences will still them perform even though the musicians are on strike. >>> people in kings ston stocked up on emergency supplies like gas and food. both countries could start seeing the effects of the category 4 storm tonight. matthew is the strongest hurricane in the atlantic since 2007 ch 2007. >> this is the latest look at the satellite from hurricane matthew. you can see this is still very massive and strong storm, category 4. just off the updated track forecast for. this we'll be showing you that coming up in a few minutes. right now let's talk about your forecast for today. this is by the hour. 65 in philadelphia. in the suburbs, 68 by 4:00 p.m. mid upper 60s in the lehigh valley later today. can't rule out an iced shower and maybe just a peek of sunshine near the jersey shore. delaware 72 at 4:00 p.m. 69 in new jersey by your afternoon. making it right around the low 70 as well. and the same along the shore. we'll talk more about today. but more specifically, t

the walk out came before the start of the orchestra season. all concerts for this weekend are cancelled. they put down instruments and picked up picket signs. the labor union voted to strike after salary talks with orchestra leadership struck a sour note. years of pay cuts put their salaries well below ork stras in other cities. patrons were in their seats when they learned the first concert had been cancelled. >> we kind of looked at each other, is this a joke? >> we have a multi year offer on the table that will -- >> can't underestimate the value of the musicians, what they bring to our city. >> i don't blame them for doing what they are doing, they are world renowned musicians. >> you can get a refund for any concert cancelled by the strike. >>> happening today, thousands expected to pack a memorial service for two wilmington firefighters killed in the line of duty. lieutenant christopher leach and senior firefighter jerry fickes died one week ago in a row home fire. monique braxton is live in wilmington. monique? >> reporter: hey, ted. mo

musicians from the philadelphia orchestra walk out on opening night. why they decided to strike. >>> fueling a debate, new jersey lawmakers strike a deal to hike the gas tax by 23 cents a gallon. why the governor insists it will save you money in the long run. >>> and a wet weekend. nbc10 first alert radar shows the rain that's lingering tonight. when things could start to dry out. >> announcer: nbc10 news starts now. ♪ >>> some unexpected street music in center city tonight as musicians from the philadelphia orchestra walk out on opening night. good evening. i'm jim rosenfield. tonight was supposed to be the beginning of the orchestra season, but instead it was the beginning of a strike. nbc10's ann dry ya cline-thomas live in center city tonight. what's the big sticking point here? >> reporter: it's all about the musicians' pay. we're told the negotiations aren't really that far apart. meanwhile patrons that got tickets, got all dressed up, even in their seats before learning that opening night was just not going to happen. ♪ this is not the concert

. >> members of the philadelphia orchestra are on strike. they walked off minutes before the opening night gala concert. >>> a look at the skyline. we will see clouds for saturday and showers, too, but not flooding rain we have seen in the last few days. >>> good morning. welcome back to nbc10 news today. i am ted greenberg. now 5:30 on saturday morning. october is getting off to a damp and cool start, the way september ended. here is first alert meteorologist krystal klei with the weekend forecast. >> it is amazing. september was pretty dry through the month, and we finish on such a wet note. we are really starting october the same way. it is not looking quite as heavy as the rain we have seen the last couple days, but what we see this morning, there are spotty showers moving through washington, d.c., maryland, trying to make it to delaware, not yet. we see cloud coverage overhead. take a look there, heavier rain sitting out to sea. wouldn't be surprised if this starts to clip the shore. if you're in that area, you'll see rain later this mo

the philadelphia orchestra strike is now over. nbc 10 was told minutes ago the musicians have ratified a new contract. on friday, who should have been opening night, orchestra members put down their instruments and picked up picket signs. the labor union voted to strike as pay negotiations soured with orchestra leadership. the orchestra will now perform their concert set for this thursday night. >>> a possible break in the case for a missing lehigh valley woman. pennsylvania state police searched the property of michael, who worked with 42-year-old holly grim. she disappeared from her home three years ago. grim's neighbors reacted to the latest development. >> and every now and then, i see a little bit of a story. >> you wonder how something like that happens because you'd think somebody would see it. >> police have not said if any evidence linked to the case has been recovered from the property. >>> let's go to montgomery county where runners and walkers were out in force this morning to help raise money for a local fire company.

the walk out came before the start of the orchestra season. all concerts for this weekend are cancelled. they put down instruments and picked up picket signs. the labor union voted to strike after salary talks with orchestra leadership struck a sour note. years of pay cuts put their salaries well below ork stras in other cities. patrons were in their seats when they learned the first concert had been cancelled. >> we kind of looked at each other, is this a joke? >> we have a multi year offer on the table that will -- >> can't underestimate the value of the musicians, what they bring to our city. >> i don't blame them for doing what they are doing, they are world renowned musicians. >> you can get a refund for any concert cancelled by the strike. >>> new jersey drivers, get ready to spend more at the pump. governor christie and democratic leaders agreed on a plan to hike gas tax by 23 cents per gallon. if you have a 20 gallon tank that's $4.60 more every time you fill up. it is for a transportation fund. it will receive $2 billion for the next

opening night of the philadelphia orchestra hits sour note as musicians go on strike. >>> plus, paying more to fill up your car. the big jump at the pump coming for drivers in new jersey. >>> and, showers still hanging around for the start of the weekends. but justin is tracking when the rain finally moves out and the best chance to get outside. >> today is saturday being october 1st, good morning, i am rahel solomon. let's check out with justin. at least for the start of the weekends we may still need the umbrella? >> it will get better. here is the deal. this afternoon couple of showers depending where you are. not everybody sees it. tomorrow should see sunshine, so been glooming the past two, three days, a lot of rainfall specially delaware, 13 inches, but it will get better, i promise. >> take your word for it. >> we move back into the drier pattern, of course we need the rain but obviously don't need over foot of rain in short amount of time. today could be dodging few showers specially into the afternoon. outside right now we're dry, just low clouds across the region, so don't ex

another group that knows what i is like to be world renowned,an the cleveland orchestra honors thanks to those two to three streetsboro to get us into the spirit. >> and the orchestra, made this >> the cleveland orchestra, bravo. >> want to thank you for joinin us tonight atat 6:00 o'clock. >> i know that you're getting nervous.s. >> my heart is flutter, pregame coverage is next with tracy they have played baseball in cleveland since 1901 the first

glrnlts musicians with the philadelphia orchestra hit the picket line on opening night.here's the sun? it's another dreary day across the delaware and lehigh valleys. a good day if you would like to stay in and read a book. meteorologist chris sowers is here with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. hey, sun where did you go? >> reporter: it's in seattle. we have their weather and they have ours. there's the center city skyline, we have a lot of low level clouds or low ceiling here. we have misting and patchy fog, as well. that i felt -- a lot of that may be slowing down your travels. poconos in the 40s. mid 60s across south jersey and 64 in delaware and 69 in wilmington. winds speeds pick up out of the northeast sustained in beach haven. atlantic city, 13. philadelphia, close to 10. lehigh valley close to 10 and 15, trenton, 12 miles per hour. here's satellite and radar, big story today continues to be the cut off low sitting right here along the indiana ohio state line. it's bringing waves of moisture northward through the delmarva, chesapeake bay region and a

. >>> and philadelphia's orchestra takes music to the streets.hen will they perform again we'll have update on the musician's strike coming up >>> welcome back. police say they are searching for the suspect who's pulled off a shocking begun point robbery at a luxury apartment in paris. stealing millions of dollars worth of jewelry. >> victim of the robbery kim kardashian. lane could be has the details from france. >> reporter: the photographers and camera men the trail kardashian west wherever she goes was not covering the usual kinds of story associated with the 35-year-old super celebrity. according to french police, robbers masser raiding as police tied her up and made off with a ring priced at $4.5 million. and a jewelry box containing around sick million dollars worth of valuables. spokesman for kardashian west said she was badly shaken but physically unharmed after the robbery. husband kanye west was performing at the meadows music and arts festival in new york at the time. >> i'm sorry, family emergency. i have to stop the show. >> reporte

. >>> and the sound of music, the philadelphia orchestra's two-day strike is over. a vote will be held on a new three-year contract tomorrow. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> 5:30, 63 degrees outside. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. let's start with meteorologist krystal klei, the nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. you're keeping one eye on the caribbean with matthew and an eye here with the çfog. >> that's exactly right. it's been a busy forecast, we've seen day after day after fog, cloudy conditions. we're in the 60s right now this morning. take a look at the live camera shots. you'll see fog still hanging over the lehigh valley, parts of new jersey, very cloudy. the pennsylvania suburbs outside our studio, we're seeing those conditions as well. wind is not a big factor. because we're starting out in the 60s with the likelihood of sunshine, we'll see a better warmup. visibility right now, not good. quarter mile, pottstown, allentown and a half mile, lancaster. three-quarter mile for mt. holly and just aroun

will feature a 30 piece orchestra. >> how cool is that. here to wake us up with r&b and and the former lead singer of the checkmates, mr. sunny charles. >> hello. >> hollow everybody else. >> tell us about the sunny side of the strip. >> it's a idea that was conceived by marianna lango. he came up with this idea the sunny side of the strip. sunny turnernd friends for decades, and so finally, we put the show together with -- joining in with this lovely lady here, who i've known for decades. >> you called me the other day, you said she is the glue, same the glue. i'm the host. i'm hosting the show. singing a couple songs, but setting up the beautiful gentlemen who are both iconic , the real deal. he kind of got a bridge of notes, but he's like the little engine that could. he produced lots of shows all over the place, but this is the first home grown one and he put these two gentlemen together. >> it's going to be a really special night. >> not only is he a great musician singing but the -- to have the orchestra as expect, phenomenal. >> yes

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

for 23 years and he's modest about his job and his talent fact is the cleveland orchestra is one of the top-ranked orchestras in the worldclch behind the >> the new york times reports america's most brilliant orchestraw the acoustics in this place are simply magnificent but the slightest misstep the slightest mistake and everyone can hear itsl. >> and mr. moose and he knows how to get them isis set up as instrumental. >> he's the best quality of the cleveland orchestra he is extremely serious at what he does obviously we take our jobs is seriously but he's also really fun a nice guyob. >> this is a rare glimpse of the orchestra behind the scenes of their final reversal debuting on thursday if you are a lover of music no matter the genre you will did the show especially the cello portion joined brian and crew i found it interesting that one of the world to top it cello players listens it to hip-hop to help decompress p its kind of like the orchestra needs the audience needs to it needs to be able to play o i cannot do hip-hop but i so appreciate what they do reason for northeast ohio

they said years of pay cuts put their salary far below orchestra members in other cities. patrons in their seats when they learned the season's first concert had been cancelled. ticket holders can get a refund for any concert cancelled by the strike. >> we kind of looked at each other, is this a joke? >> we have a multi year offer on the table that will -- >> can't underestimate the value of the musicians, what they bring to our city. >> i don't blame them for doing what they are doing, they are world renowned musicians. >> you can get a refund for any concert cancelled by the strike. >>> and back to radar and satellite because we have our eye on this line of showers and thunderstorms, talking about it all morning. starting to pick up steam and strength here, now moving through washington, d.c., you see green mostly spotty showers and thunderstorms. but drop down farther south. we have strong activity, lightning associated with it. it is starting to press near maryland. before it makes it to us, we have quite some distance. but late this morning into early afternoon we may

. >>> those going to the philadelphia orchestra will not hear mozart because of orchestra members are on strike of day three. they want more money to keep pace with those in chicago and boston. if you're a concert ticketholder to one of the canceled performances, you can apply the ticket value to another description concert or donate it back to the orchestra, or request a refund. >>> ryan howard is one of philadelphia's favorite phillies, he could be suiting up for the last time. today the team will lovely recognize the big man known as the big piece. katherine scott is live at citizens ballpark with the latest on this, katherine. >> reporter: hey, gray, yeah today is the phillies final game of the season, in all likelihood we're bidding farewell to ryan howard. a huge part of the 2008 world series team and today the organization and the fans are giving him a special goodbye. >> and ryan rips one deep to right field. >> reporter: ryan howards career highlights are many. 2005 national league rookie of the year. national league most valuable player in 2006. he was heart of the 2008 worl

. >>> the night the music died, musicians with the philadelphia orchestra hit the picket line on opening night. >>> plus, tracking the possibility of showers, it's another dreary day across the delaware and lehigh valley. a good day to stay in and read a book. meteorologist chris sowers outside with a look ahead. chris, more rain, right? >> reporter: more rain, more clouds and drizzle, at least it's starting to feel like fall and not the 90-degree weather we were used to months on ends. there's a positive with the weather pattern. dreary damp afternoon, highs struggle to get out of the 60s. millville, 62. cape may, the villas, 65. atlantic city at the airport, 62. dover, 64. we have a breeze blowing as well, especially for the shorepoints, stained winds 15 miles per hour from beach haven to sea isle city. every now and then you pick up a gust of 20 to 25. very breezy out there. we'll see showers lift through just like yesterday and thursday, we have periods of rain. if you didn't have periods of rain you saw an occasional shower if you didn't have that you had patchy rain and drizzle and

. >>> meantime, the philadelphia orchestra plans to resume on thursday after reaching an agreement to end the strike. the orchestra voted unanimously to recommend the new contract to the full board and it will be put to a vote on a special meeting tuesday. the musicians met separately to rather fi at the contract. the orchestra had been on strike since friday. >>> residents on southern california high alert for earthquakes coming up next why experts say a major earthquake could strike this week. plus, it's one of the strongest atlantic hurricanes in history. we're actressing matthew as it bears down on islands in the caribbean. lauren? >> i'll have the latest on matthew and also after our cool and cloudy weekend, changes in a positive direction as we kick off the work week, sunshine and warmer temperatures and i'll have your forecast coming up next. >>> the clock continues to tick closer and closer to election day. just 36 days now until voters make the choice for the next president of the united states. donald trump meantime is defending a new report about his tax returns as hillary

. >> still ahead the philadelphia orchestra is ending strike.e'll tell you when you will hear them perform again. >> and also ahead a cow, camel and llama. no it's not a farm well take you to blessing of the animals when we come >> if you head out the door stay updated with kyw news radio 1060 and pennsylvania named as most vulnerable state for sign area tacks this election season. south sxwrerz jury bakeer is going hollywood and report on this weekend's box office numbers check in 2, 3, 4 times a day on kyw 1060 news radio. >> the philadelphia orchestra will make history again they will end the strike to vote unanimously to recommend the full contract to the full board. it will be put to a vote at a special meeting tomorrow. and the musicians met yesterday to ratify the contract. orchestra was on strike since friday. >> glad to hear they're coming back. after the break we'll get a check on weather and traffic. >> stay with us, we're coming >> stay with us, we're coming right back. i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd

philadelphia orchestra is planning to resume performances thursday. that's after musicians and management reached agreement to end strike. at a meeting yesterday the orchestra voted unanimously to recommend new contract to the full board. it will be put to a vote in a special meeting tomorrow the musicians met separately yesterday to ratify the contract and orchestra went on strike friday night before the season opening gala concert. supreme court gets back today and president obama nominated judge merit garland to fill the empty seat and republicans refused to vote insisting the next president fill it. >> justices will consider the term treatment of transgender students. >> runners took to the streets to fight cancer. the sixth annual lung cancer walk took place in fairmont park sponsored by the lung cancer foundation and more than 400 people showed up to fight lung cancer it's leading cancer killer in the united states. >> meanwhile runners and walkers did their part in fighting cancer at the navy yard in philadelphia. it's race for hope 5 k sponsor

they collectively rejected the orchestra leadership's salary offer.otiations will continue on october 4th. but that means the weekend concerts including october 1st and 2nd have been canceled. >>> filling your gas tank in the garden state get ready for pain at the pump. governor chris christie and the leaders of the state senate and assembly announced an agreement this afternoon to raise the state gasoline tax for the first time in 28 years. and the size of the increase, well, we'll let our bruce gordon break the bad news to you. >> reporter: for years whenever anyone would criticize the garden state jersey residents could always come back with, yeah, at least we got cheap gas. in the any more. governor christie and leaders of the state senate and assembly announced friday they've agreed on deal that would raise the state gasoline tax by 23 cents a gallon. motorists we talked to are not happy. >> wow! that sucks. >> that's a lot. >> reporter: end of cheap gas in jersey. >> yup. that's true. lucky us, right? >> reporter: governor christie says revenue

catch the norma just be careful where you were healthline scarabs opera, but someone did in the orchestra pi it is halloween night it will and some great weather for the tribebe the next couple days, a man causes a scare at new york metro opera over the weekend. >> they said that he walked up to the orchestra pit during an internation dumping a powder they do not know what it was an canceled the rest of the performance, evacuate in the opera house called the police,e they say that it was the ashes of his mentor who recently died. >> obviously, ashes of opera lovers mentor, being sprinkled into the orchestra pit, although inconvenient, is a far cry better than anything elseco, we appreciatels opera lovers who come into the mat, though held that they will not bring their ashes with them.m they are not identified the man and say that they are unsur we are live at progressive field where the tribe justt wrapped u their workout before game six. as the arch you ready another championship, look into what went wrong during the cavaliers parade chaos.. and the dog pound faux pas, the story behind

the orchestra walked out on what was supposed to be opening night yesterday.omorrow's concert is canceled as well. but the philadelphia orchestra musicians audience appreciation concert will go on as planned on tuesday. the american federation of musicians walk off the job after last minute talks to reach a deal broke down. >>> we are now just 37 days away from election day, and the presidential candidates are gearing up to return to our area. donald trump is campaigning in lancaster, pennsylvania, tonight as election day draws closer. hillary clinton will be in philadelphia on tuesday and running mate tim kaine visits the city on wednesday. this comes as the department of homeland security urging state officials to stop hackers from impacting the vote. at a rally of thousands of supporters saturday night in lancaster donald trump brought attention to leak recordings of hillary clinton speaking about young voters at a february fundraiser. >> a new audio tape shows her demeaning and mocking bernie sanders and all of his supporters. >> in the recording clinton s

. ♪ >>> philadelphia orchestra is back in business.stra's board of directors unanimously approved a new three-year contract with the musicians last night. it includes salary increases each year to a minimum base pay of 137,000 in year three. orchestra members staged a walkout last friday night cancelling an opening night performance. >>> a month-long celebration of italian culture is under way in philadelphia. it hosted its inaugural event at the union league. nbc 10's krystal klei was master of ceremonies. you were out late, krystal. >>> people on social media are saying good job, outstanding work after a financial nj state trooper went above and beyond to help a couple in need. >> body camera video shows cooper shawnç wallace respondi to a call about a man asking customers for money outside a grocery store on saturday. the man said he and his wife needed food. wallace took the man to a nearby store in burlington county and bought the couple dinner. the treeper has been on the job less than a year. >>> a house fire this morning turns

my mom found out about the orchestra. she put me in because she thought it would be better for my grades and she was right. now that i'm advanced, i get to go to a better school. >> when learning like math because it's 1 and 2 and 3 and 4, 1 and 2 and 3 and 4. >> like bah bah, like 1 2. bah 2. >> it's not even what they say, and i know you see this--it's the expressions on their face. and this is--the one girl touched on this--it does level the playing field for these students in respects in terms of grades and learning and all of that. can you talk to that? >> yes, well, unfortunately, there have been so many cuts in the public schools in los angeles that i think the number is 76% of the arts programs have been cut in the last 6 years, and who that really affects is the elementary students, and unfortunately, those are the ones who really need it, because that's when they're still open to these experiences and they're still excited about everything and yet they're sort of stuck in that school sort of fear, i don't know i

all of the variety shows had orchestras playing jazz in one way or another. the tv shows, mchale's navy, et cetera. >> hinojosa: god, everybody's going to go back, and they're going to start listening to these shows. you end up coming to boston to the berklee school of music. >> right, right. >> hinojosa: but what... >> and i was the first... i was the first puerto rican from new york there. when i was there, nobody... i remember my freshman year, my roommate, who at the time was david carmona, who told me about the school. we were at... both students at cardinal hayes high school, and he had told me about the school. that's how i found out about it. he was from costa rica, so both of us decided we were going to audition together, and he was a trumpet player, and he became my roommate. so we were both there at the school, but i'm looking for other latinos. and all i found was a few brazilians, you know, three or four, no puerto ricans at all, whether nuyoricans or puerto ricans from the island. they started coming little by little after i was there. >> hinojo

. >>> philadelphia orchestra is on strike. we'll hear from those who left without a concert at the last minute. >>> looking live over center city skyline, the clouds and showers are hanging around. chris sowers says we're not in for a washout, which is good news. >> reporter: but we're not in for the sun, either. we have same as yesterday, we'll have clouds and misting and drizzle, but the good news we won't see the steady driving rain like thursday. nonetheless it's damp and dreary. patchy fog in some locations. it's breezy, winds out of the northeast at 10 to 15 miles per hour. making the 50s feel cooler. 59 in philadelphia. feels like 57, 56. allentown 56 on the the nose. millville, 62. cape may, 63. trenton, 57. satellite and radar, the close off upper level low still pins across the ohio valley this morning. here's the next round of moisture which is getting ready to lift north an move into our neck of the woods this afternoon. it's cloudy and damp, drizzle, expect to see showers probably sometime after lunch that's when

. ♪ >>> philadelphia orchestra is back in business.tra's board of directors unanimously approved a new three-year contract with the musicians last night. it includes salary increases each year to a minimum base pay of 137,000 in year three. orchestra members staged a walkout last friday night cancelling an opening night performance. >>> a special reunion for a montgomery county athlete who brought home two golds in the paralympics in rio. >> we love reunions. michelle conkley met with the team of doctors that helped make her road to rio possible. a devastating fall left her with a shattered vertebrae, including dozens of broken bones. hers injuries are permanent. she has fused bones an a metal rod in her back. >> i'd like to work with kids with disabilities. my paralympic teammates are the most incredible people i've ever met. >> she's enrolling in medical school. this weekend, she'll be a guest in the homecoming parade at her high school.ç >>> now for more of the stories we're following at nbc 10 news at 5:00 a.m. >>> an overnight fi

out-of- town i indicated he was here to sprinkle ashes of friends the man walked out to the moseley orchestra pit and sprinkle the white powder now believed to be ashes that sparked investigations and cancelling all evening shows the man did not say anything is a spread it he was see on surveillance video catalog walking away. the man is not considered a suspect no one was hit with the pottery substance. >> j.r.: operas house will be open for business on monday recall has been issued for back to nature products that may contain milk and allergen that is not listed as an ingredient on the label included on the recall chocolate chunk cookies peoples who have allergic severe symptoms to milk on the rest of a life-threatening allergic reaction this baby is defined types the doctors say should have still >> reporter: focus of the scattered showers from the area as we go closer heavier storms down over the sacristans heavies of pocket in san as a kitchen and a break in the north you see this line here across the peninsula and the fremont right now you see a very thought it will probably pick up ove

. >>> and free concert by the philadelphia orchestra. find out why audience still hear them perform even though the musicians are on strike. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm ted greenburg. it is now 7:00 a.m. thank you for being with us. and we're really in the soup this morning. here's first alert meteorologist krystal klei with the gray start to our sunday. >> big time. so foggy out there we're having a hard time seeing through our cameras there. there live look outside. 61 where we are in philadelphia right now. we do have that fog mist that is right at the surface which means you step out the door and going to instantly feel that moisture. 57 in new jersey. 58 in the lehigh valley. just gray skies anywhere you look. delaware is at 62 degrees this morning. then we look at your forecast highs, not a ton of warming but a little more so than yesterday. 72 is the forecast for us in philadelphia. 69 in the pennsylvania suburbs. 71 in new jersey. you see very similar numbers in delaware through the lehigh valley

is really unique and the spirit of the orchestra is so special. when i come to first rehearsal, everyone is prepared. it is great. and there is a focus on music, music only. and you know, in many of the other big places, if you go to new york, to london, to bernanke begin,--berlin, paris, there is always politics involved. and here, it is crust ab--it is just about the music. >> and if you had to pick one thing that makes a good orchestra, what is it? really the mind set. it is what you want. what do you want to achieve. it oleasters here. >> right--it all starts here. >> and what do you want to do while up here? >> i want to achieve, depending on what we play. but in every piece, that is core message--there is a core message, to really get to the core of a piece, that is what i want. and you know, on the li musically better than anybody else. but at the own the day, it is all about communicating with the audiences, giving them--but at the end of the day, it is all about communicating with the awed denses. >> when you are up here, it is like a sur

members of the orchestra went on strike friday night and all concerts twheehis weekend were canceled. years of pay cuts put their salaries far below orchestra members in other cities. >>> this morning we have a tragic update to the school shooting in south carolina this past week. >>> and in canada, the royal children make a scene stealing appearance as the family got ready to head home from their visit across the pond. i survived breast cancer. if the doctors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here. so i'm outraged that pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood... which thousands of pennsylvania women depend on for cancer screenings. pat toomey was even willing to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. shut down the government over planned parenthood? i think we ought to shut down pat toomey. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. cozy up this fall with dunkin's coffee and espresso flavors. sip salty and sweet with our new salted caramel macchiato or drink in the season with the classic taste of pu

orchestra, which makes it very unique to this production of cabaret. and all the people in the show acting on stage are upstairs stairs playing in the band. >> reporter: this is not your grandmother's cabaret. >> this one is more stripped down, seedy. and has a lot more of politics overriding >> reporter: oh, yeah, edgy. >> roundabout theater cabaret runs to october ninth downtown. >>> another post debate live taping after the vice bread getting pistol whips by mayo. early on the moderator said the rules. >> in cheering or noise of any kind as the debate gets underway. >> please muffle your yawns and apply the breathe right strip before you >>> our wednesday child reaches new heights today with grace and strength as an aerial dancer. he is learning the ropes, so to speak from a professional dancer. she twirls and suspends upside down in a hoop. she enjoys working out and seems to thrive on adventure and likes making others smile individual altty. >> i want a a familiar -- individuality. >> i want a family. i've been at the good hope for two years. i'm

actually playing their instruments, but in this show we are the orchestra, which makes it very unique to this and all of the people in the show acting on stage if they're not on stage they are upstairs playing in the band. >> reporter: with all this, this is not your grandmother's cabaret. >> this one is more stripped- down, cd, body, it's more gritty, it has a lot more of the politics sort of overriding the whole show. it's darker, it's more edgy. >> oh, yeah. >> the roundabout theatre company cabaret runs through october night at -- october 9th. >>> the latest on hurricane matthew tore through haiti today, with 145 mile-per-hour winds and devastating rent. the hurricane uprooted trees and ripped roofs off of homes. rivers flooded leaving drivers stranded. the category four storm now has cuba in its sights more than 300,000 people evacuated. florida is under a state of emergency. >>> tell you what, also planning mass evacuations. a million people in coastal carolina. >> bermuda high is pushing it more to the west every time we look at the projections. watching this one very carefully

deal. >> after this a strike right before the orchestra season opening gala. we'll tell you when they will perform again. >> plus public and private cools are on alert after accounts seemingly linked to accounts. >> and look ahead to the weekend coming up, guys, and we continue to track what is category four hurricane matthe matthew. it's well off to the south. but its final track will be critical toll what the weekend brings and 50/50 factor to whether it's soggy or not. typical temperatures for october and much more on the rest of the week >> good morning happy monday our area is waking up to fog. take a look. this is video from overnight. katie will show us areas seen the most. good morning i'm brook thomas. >> i'm jim donovan. >> here's what you need to know to start the day in the morning minute. >> those creepy clown posts playing social media are threatening harm against philadelphia schools. >> and kim kardsahian west was robbed at gun point in paris as soon as her husband heard he immediately stopped concert in new york. >>. >> meantime "new york time

the orchestra will also perform again at halftime. joyce: speaking of the packers today was a busy day for the , packers. dan: it certainly was. what ted thompson did for the first time in six years, and why they won't have their best cornerback on the field for a while. plus, what is wrong with the packers offense? former packer leroy butler tells us who you should not blame. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. you know, seven hundred thousand dollars in the scheme of things... is a pretty reasonable compensation level. ron johnson paid himself seven hundred thousand dollars a year. all told, he took a ten million dollar corporate payout then moved to washington. where he fights against even the existence of any federal minimum wage. millions for him. senator ron johnson. for big corporate interests, ? >> i just think it is accuracy. i've missed a couple that i'm and being able to hit some things on some of those plays instead of throwing the ball away, were kind of where we need to be. dan: aaron rodgers still has confiden

the orchestra will also perform during halftime. still to come on the cbs 58 morning news a pet store robbery caught on camera. camera. now police are searching for three suspects ... who stole in news around the world... iraqi and kurdish troops are moving into villages re- captured from isis. it's just the beginning of a massive offensive to take back the city of mosul.the battle for mo city... where kurdish fighters went house to house yesterday.. hunting down isis fighters.it's expected to take months to re-capture the iraqi city. and president obama has admitted the fight will be difficult. 02-16 there will be advances and there will be setbacks but i am confident that just as isil's been defeated in communities across iraq, isil will be defeated in mosul as well and that will be another step toward their ultimate dest. destruction. 3 there are thought to be fewer fighters left in mosul - but also around one million civilians.isis is preventing them from leaving... using them as human shields. but some are escaping to refugee c

>> reporter: the philadelphia orchestra orchestra boasts one of the best trumpet players in the country. though he played on stage for thousand. his most impressive performance happens here in his own basen't for an audience of one. >> okay. >> for more than a year, david has been mentoring 17-year-old basset azisi, lives 7,000 miles away in kabul, afghanistan. the kid found david on facebook. got his attention by tooting his own horn. >> started off saying i am the only two. and i was immediately taken by him. i said i have got to read the rest of what he has to say. >> reporter: what did he want? >> to get better. another reason that i wanted immediately to work with this kid. >> reporter: they worked together over the internet until baset got accepted into interlochen, school for the arts near traverse city, michigan. the most unlikely trumpet player in america. unlikely, because in think any one playing an instrument, especially a western one should be punished. >> they don't want music, no. >> reporter: did you feel look you were risking your safety? >> in some part, yes. >> report