this is a map of downtown pittsburgh. you can see the point of the rivers. this is 1854. these structures represent the ande hotel, the barbershop the home of mark delaney, and upright -- martin delaney, and their location in downtown pittsburgh. these homes are identified as statehouses for underground railroad activity. which took place at all three places. these lanterns throughout the -- indicate where others other safe houses were at one point in time, not only in downtown pittsburgh, but in allegheny city as well. this gallery is called moving toward freedom, where we talk about organizations such as anti-slavery society and other organizations that were involved in the abolition of slavery. and the american combination societies, both took root in pittsburgh as they did in other northern cities. in pittsburgh, it was across racial lines where you had people such as charles avery, the reverend john black, a presbyterian minister who preached the abolitionist gospel from the pulpit in a presbyterian church, although he was asked not to. the westernge from pennsylvani

young heinz at the products in a wheelbarrow and rolled them down to the downtown pittsburgh and sold them on the street. people love the product. he ran home and said, mom, what else can we so? she made and bottled and jarred other things and the food giant was born. wentburgh and heinz hand-in-hand and heinz became the largest food purveyor in the world. first product was horseradish. in 1869 he started the business for real. noble,a partner named but that partnership did not work out so well. so he brought his brother in, in 1869. figured oute, heinz he can make it on his own and company became a legend. one story goes that in the early on a railroads car in new york city and the billboard flashed by his car. he saw one that caught his eye, 21 styles of shoes it said. he thought about that for a moment, 21 styles, that is impressive that they have that many different styles. i wonder how many products i have. on the back of an envelope he 54, 55,ounted them up, 56, 57. 57. he likes the look of it. out he got home he figured he had many more products than that, but stuck with 57. 57

downtown. pittsburghers have their own way of speaking. we call it pittsburghese. have been waves of migration to pittsburgh 16,000 years ago they came up here during the ice age. the descendents of the american indian tribes are here and george washington arrived in 1753. then french and english, scots irish, german, eastern europeans arrived. today people are coming from asia and from central and south america. we are coming up on the city and county building. see the little miniature bridge? that is commemorating pittsburgh's 200th anniversary, 2016 commemorates 200 years of pittsburgh being incorporated as a city. think about this. in 1816 there were no bridges in pittsburgh. to get across the rivers you had to swim or take a ferry, or the summertime when the water got low you could maybe wait across -- wade across. today we have over 450 bridges. i think it's fitting for the 200th birthday we use a bridges -- we've used a bridge our logo. we're going to turn left right at the alcoa building -- see that building? it is totally made of aluminum. it is right acros

downtown. pittsburghers have their own way of speaking. we call it pittsburghese. there have been waves of migration to pittsburgh 16,000 years ago they came up here during the ice age. the descendents of the american indian tribes are here and george washington arrived in 1753. then french and english, scots irish, german, eastern europeans arrived. today people are coming from asia and from central and south america. we are coming up on the city and county building. see the little miniature bridge? that is commemorating pittsburgh's 200th anniversary, 2016 commemorates 200 years of pittsburgh being incorporated as a city. think about this. in 1816 there were no bridges in pittsburgh. to get across the rivers you had to swim or take a ferry, or the summertime when the water got low you could maybe wait across -- wade across. today we have over 450 bridges. i think it's fitting for the 200th birthday we use a bridges -- we've used a bridge our logo. we're going to turn left right at the alcoa building -- see that building? it is totally made of aluminum. it is right

downtown. pittsburghers have their own way of speaking. we call it pittsburghese. . there have been waves of migration to pittsburgh 16 housing years ago the first people came here during the -- 16,000 years ago they came up here during the ice age. the descendents of the american indian tribes are here and george washington arrived in 1753. english, scots irish, german, eastern europeans arrived. today people are coming from asia and from central and south america. we are coming up on the city and county building. see the little miniature bridge? that is commemorating pittsburgh's. 200 anniversary 2016 commemorates 200 years of pittsburgh being incorporated as a city. 1816 there were no bridges in pittsburgh. to get across the rivers he had to swim or take a ferry, or the summertime when the water got low you could maybe wait across -- wade across. today we have 450 bridges. i think it's fitting for the 200th birthday we use a bridges our logo. right at the alcoa building -- see that building? it is totally made of aluminum. it is right across the street from the u.s

with an eye for cleaning up the skies, then the waters, redeveloping downtown pittsburgh, critical projectse all the rage -- renewal projects were all the rage in the 1950's and 1960's. the pennsylvania turnpike was the first road with bank curves, rumble strips, concrete, and you could drive fast. there were stops along the way. you had to pay to use them but people did not mind because they could get you across the state in six hours. it used to take six weeks when george washington was here with conestoga wagons trying to get over the allegheny mountains. now they were tunnels hunched through the barriers, the mountain barriers. every mother in america had one of dr. spock's baby books. you told them everything about feeding and disciplining. dr. spock said he should never spank your children. all generation of on spanked -- unspanked kids grew up. invented thes salk polio vaccine. he first determined the three strains of polio that were out there that were infecting millions of people around the world every year. most of those people were children. they were crippled by the disease and

with an eye for cleaning up the skies, then the waters, redeveloping downtown pittsburgh, renewal projectse all the rage in the 1950's and 1960's. the pennsylvania turnpike was the first road with bank curves, rumble strips, concrete, and you could drive fast. there were stops along the way. you had to pay to use them but people did not mind because they could get you across the state in six hours. it used to take six weeks when george washington was here with conestoga wagons trying to get over the allegheny mountains. now they were tunnels hunched through the barriers, the mountain barriers. every mother in america had one of dr. spock's baby books. you told them everything about feeding and disciplining. dr. spock said he should never spank your children. all generation of unspanked kids grew up. in 1955, jonas salk invented the spank your children. all generation of unspanked kids polio vaccine. he first determined the three strains of polio that were out there that were infecting millions of people around the world every year. most of those people were children. they were crippled by

continuing a look at pittsburgh on book tv we toured the city with heinz history center as he takes it to some of the most historic locations in the downtownnd surrounding areas. for that work or go on a driving tour of pittsburgh will get an overview and learn some history. as we come in around the corner here. you will see the history center to the goalposts a lot of history one through the uprights of as the steelers became the dominant force in the 1970s. when was the team established. it is the second 1933. the steelers in the first year they really have a name. they call them the pirates. they were black and gold like the other sports teams after a time around world war ii they decided we needed to have a our own team and they start calling themselves the steelers. some people say it was because they stole players from other teams like in philadelphia but pretty soon people of pittsburgh really adopted that name. it was a was a steel city. we are proud of the steel in industrial heritage. what is passing the pennsylvania station which has now been converted into housing there was a big bowl here filled with water. it was the end of t

downtown will take you 20-23 miles per hours. now let's move to highway four between antioch and pittsburgh. witness you get to pittsburgh you move at 24 miles per hour. hill crest avenue, highway 242 will take you up to 35 minutes and moving down to the altamont pass, traffic seven miles per hour. that's pretty slow coming off 205 here. it will take you almost an hour but frees up through livermore on to the lynn interchange. -- -- dublin. this two car crash is in the center divide but it's causing delay here. traffic moving in the area at 20 miles per 20 miles per hour and how is house transit looks? >> i don't think i saw you use this one. >> i stole it from you. this is our millpedas camera. we see the sun making an appearance at 6:4249 . it's 49 in santa rosa. clouds that you just saw on our live weather camera, it's an area of low pressure and a lot of precipitation associated with it. we have some rain to the northwest of the state of california. we will be bone dry today but partly cloudy conditions. future cast illustrating in san francisco, our high temperature in the mid 60s. 67 i

how to cook another great tailgating dish and look to the matchup against the pittsburgh rivals next week. >>> live from downtown cleveland, browns countdown presented by elk & elk. >> welcome to browns countdown, i'm andy baskin, nathan zegura, matt wilhelm has a day of rest. we can watch other teams play today. >> we can just chill. we can play golf, doesn't matter. we can watch football. we don't have to have pressure.

for this man suspected in a series of burglaries around the downtown area .police say he's wanted for burglaries on east pittsburgh... broadway, vliet, michigan and water street.anyone with information is asked to call milwaukee police. the mitchell park "domes task force" will meet tonight for the second time ---- to discuss a long term plan to repair the aging landmarks. earlier this year the domes were closed because of safety create the domes task force... and to allocate 500 thousand dollars to install protective netting inside the domes. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--costly construction: what one school district is doing ?right now? to figure out how to fix aging buildings-- under budget.then -- plane crash mystery--the piece of evidence just found that could explain what happened before a plane carrying a brazilian soccer after a miserable monday, yesterday was the complete opposite with a clear sky and highs in the mid 50s. the only issue was a gusty sw wind 30 mph. clouds are starting to move into the area this morning with temps in the 30s, and a light breeze. the first of 2 cold fronts ha

downtown san francisco. moving on to highway 4 here, the antioch pittsburgh traffic has begun. pittsburgh, you are driving at 15 miles per hourment hillcrest avenue to highway 242 alongbound 4 will take you up to 20 minutes right now. and let's move down to the altamonte pass, up 205 at 8 miles per hour, you are inching your way to northland road where speeds come up to 30 miles per hour. north treys boulevard to the altamonte pass will take you up to 50 minutes right now. >> thank you. >>> in martinez three people are recovering from injuries after a driver crashed into them outside a family court. and police believe the hit-and- run collision was no mistake. it happened yesterday at court and main streets. police say a female driver smashed into a car and then drove directly into her estranged husband walking with two women. then police say the driver backed up to hit one of the women. a witness says it was startling to see outside a court building. >> there were at least two people i saw on the street, both bleeding, one lady and one gentlemen. >> 20 minutes later police fou

isn't easy to navigate the pittsburgh streets but it aligns with the river so there are hills and bridges and billy's even the locals have gotten into trouble getting around downtown. but once you figure it out it is not so bad. we are going over the smithfield st. brigid conceded crest of the black and gold of the ural of chatham for whom pittsburgh was named. he was the secretary of state of the british empire during the french and indian war in the 17 fifties when pittsburgh was established. there are inclined planes on the hills of passport -- pittsburgh along the monongahela incline people have the hills down at the river level really one of the only to inclined planes operating today. the inclined planes are cable cars that allowed the workers to get down to their factories down at the river level and people still use them today but it is mostly for the tourist to get a better view of the three rivers. >> if you had to describe the typical pittsburg president? >> peseta saying you always say they're coming after work. and they have their own way speaking. with waves of migration and 16,000 years ago during the ice age to set up shop of the american indian tr

downtown san francisco. slow moving traffic on highway four if you're headed out into the antioch pittsburgh area, an accident is there as well and we'll get details for you. highway 242 westbound will take you 35 minutes and how is mass transit looks throughout the area? cal tran is all on time. . >> are you going to your aunt's house for dinner? >> no, but we will all be together. >> that's nice. . >>> good morning, our live weather coverage looking out from the pyramid towards oakland and the bay bridge currently 58 degrees in san francisco due east of the bridge, 57 right now in the oakland area. these clouds are all associated with a potent area of low pressure out over the open waters eroding our ridge of high pressure. it's generating high swells up to 15 and 17 feet so please be mindful of that and the choppy waters. small craft advisory in place. area low pressure is big and beautiful. this is the center of the low pressure, you see it tightly wound up and the front here banging up against the state of california providing beneficial rainfall but we're seeing the clouds erode the ridge of high pressu

showers aroundd here by late this afterno 32 in richmond.n mon 37 in d.c. 32 pittsburgh and againga everybody to the west of downtown this morning is at ort below the freezing mark to start your day. beautiful sunrise out there. t see that little area of green on off to the south and east downaw into parts of carolinas that'shs going to bubble up into ourin region later this afternoon.ften first it will bring us cloud clo cover and eventually scatteredcr rain shower activity.r act the rain will hold off until after sunset tonight probablyrol after 5:00 p.m. start to get t g tomorrow morning's forecast.ng'c more details on that momentarily. all right. erin is back with busy roads. >> all right. 7:38 .ightowk w nitow we are taking a look at safetrack surge 10.tre affecting the red line noma-gallaudet to fort totten. metro has been pretty quiet andd time.e. buses will romaine trainsins between fort totten and gallery place green or yellow line anine option for you.or y. brookland and rhode island ian stations remain closed. close taking a look at our roads 70 south 70 down to the spur lot ot stop and go traffic things

down a major highway in downtown los angeles and in portland, oregon, more than 30 were arrested in new york city and hundreds were seen demonstrating in austin, texas, pittsburgh, seattle, and washington, d.c. we're not sure if this is carrying into today, talking to a couple the only thing they could say is with tonight's football game, something is happening there but we have not had any confirming a. live in tempe, brian west, 12 today. >> thank you for the wrap-up there and that leaves us to our 12 today poll question. what do you think the mood of the country is today? >> do you see people around you being hopeful, disheartened or maybe uncertain? >> go to 12news.com/your voice and place your vote. it looks like disheartened is leading this morning, i saw one person on twitter tweeting me all of the above. that was an interesting answer. >> 6:33 new advancements in hearing aid technology. >>> some say the best method of coming together is understanding what the opposite sidings. >> and we talked to two trump supporters and clinton supporters to get an idea where their heads are now. >> my name is -- [ indiscernible ] i'm a trump supporter and i'm a happy

outside downtown nightclub that wounded 8 bcn66-nightclub shooting charges - oakland >> britteny: 80 tomorrow we see more of the same right now comfortable conditions. fairfield 6366 on pittsburgh. tinting pleasanton same thing fremont. cupertino's yourself is down by the memo drop below 65:00 and nine spots. and then a high fifties right along the coast. high pressure is still in control we stay that way as we head into thursday and friday and it will week and into saturday. and taken to hospitals. and the steel trigger keeps getting longer. but two more bodies and her husband 29 year-old. if on the boyfriends' body in seven killings. remember the twins joined at the head we have encouraging a bid on the condition after being separated. floods in the facetwo suspects have been charged for getting into a gunfight outside a downtown oakland nightclub early saturday morning that wounded eight people, including themselves, prosecutors said today. brandon simpson, 28, and kehinde riley, 20, have each been charged with three counts of assault with a firearm, alameda county district attorney's officials said today. according to police investigators, both riley and simpson were caught

pittsburgh steelers hats on and didn't see them coming? >> from his 24-year-old jason bush shows us the staples in his head and then some. after getting beaten up in downtown cleveland landing in intensive care at first. >> so much blood around my face. i couldn't even open up this eye. >> it happened at 2:00 monday morning when he and his boss left work and walked around the corner to prospect to visit another restaurant and jumped by a lot of guys. >> i was the ground and really

pittsburgh steelers hats on and didn't see them coming? >> from his 24-year-old jason bush shows us the staples in his head and then some. after getting beaten up in downtown cleveland landing in intensive care at first. >> so much blood around my face. i couldn't even open up this eye. >> it happened at 2:00 monday morning when he and his boss left work and walked around the corner to prospect to visit another restaurant and jumped by a lot of guys. >> i was the ground and really was getting punched and kicks and everything. >> he remembers fearing for his life and his boss stopped the attack and next thing he continues he was in an ambulance. >> can you imagine his mother's shock and relief that seems he will be okay and police arrested all six men accused in the attack. men from arizona staying downtown. men jason says he has never seen before wondering if it had something to do with him being blinn him appear vulnerable. >> i was confused, what did i do. >> why does anybody have to go through this. >> hard for anyone to understand especially in this booming part of down. >> sad to hear that. >> disappointed. don't expect to see that downtown. >> neithe

pittsburgh pleasanton livermore 73. >> rebecca: 73 is continue for milpitas and san jose and the campbell area. in the mid fifties expected for downtown. in looking at 59 degrees for sfo. sematech l. huffman day at 64. then stubborn fog sticking around they're heading in that direction. much of the same whether for tomorrow some cloud cover is a chance of rain on tuesday things should be dry the rest of the week. >> will:if you thought president-elect donald trump would take it slow and steady on his first day in office, think again. over the last few months on the campaign trail, trump pledged an ambitious first-day agenda. from our partners at c-n-n, randi kaye takes a look back. don't expect donald trump to ease into his new job as president. "it's going to be a very busy first day." day one, president-elect trump plans to take action on everything from isis to immigration. "on day one, i'm going to begin swiftly removing criminal illegal immigrants from this country" trump vowing to start the process of getting rid of what he called gangs of thugs within one hour of taking office. "the first piece of paper that i'm going to sign i

downtown. mike and alex back over to you. >> hey, that while thing? we have an update. really bad out of western part of the state of pennsylvania, update to breaking news near pittsburgh,th of pittsburgh. >> one of the police officers we told you shot overnight has now died. >> two police officers shot, than happened at around 4:00 a.m., cannons berg, 20 miles south of pittsburgh. police searching for the suspect who we can now say killed that officer, and injured another. and officials have not released details about what led to the shootings. but we have now learned that one of those officers has died. >> more on that, take a break. have you done anything out of the ordinary recently? we bought a new washer and dryer from the home improvement store. i'm afraid you're suffering from fobo. fobo? fobo. fobo... fear of better options. cure fobo with black friday savings now at hhgregg. get up to 40% off storewide. plus 24-months special financing. and free delivery. all with our low price guarantee. appliances. electronics. furniture. hhgregg >> brad pitt now cleared of any wrong-doing in a child abuse investigation. this happened, fast. >> it did. so, karen, more on the