you will see the history center to the goalposts a lot of history one through the uprights of as theteelers 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 the line for the pennsylvania canal. limit freight and water. this was the end of the line. this is named grand street. for james grant the french and injury were captured right here in 1758. there used to be a hell here. around 19 '09 they brought in steam eq

we come around the corner you will see the history center, the sports museum on the right and the goalpost from three verse -- rivers stadium. a lot of history when through -- went through those uprights as the steelers became the dominant force in the nfl in the 1970's. >> when was the team established? >> it goes back to 1933. one of the original franchises of the nfl. the steelers in the first years didn't really have a name. they called them the pirates because that's what the baseball team was called. they were black and gold like the other sports teams. but after a time, around world war ii, they decided we needed our own team. they started calling themselves the steelers. some people say it was because they stole players from other teams like in philadelphia, but pretty soon the people of pittsburgh adopted that name. this was the steel city. we were proud of our industrial heritage. the pittsburgh steelers seemed like the right thing to do. we are passing the pennsylvania station, which has now been converted into housing and condos. in the 1840's there was a big bowl chill with wa

we come around the corner you will see the history center, the sports museum on the right and the goalpost from three verse stadium. when throughory those upright as the steelers became the dominant force in the nfl in the 1970's. >> when was the team established? >> it goes back to 1933. one of the original franchises of the nfl. yearseelers in the first didn't really have a name. they called them the pirates because that's what the baseball team was called. they were black and gold like the other sports teams. but after a time, around world war ii, they decided we needed our own team. they started calling themselves the steelers. some people say it was because they stole players from other teams like in philadelphia, but pretty soon the people of pittsburgh adopted that name. this was the steel city. we were proud of our industrial heritage. the pittsburgh steelers seemed like the right thing to do. we are passing the pennsylvania station, which has now been converted into housing and condos. in the 1840's there was a big bowl chill with water large enough to turn canal boats around on b

i think i got tide up to the goalpost and got ice water dumped on. or maybe i did that to somebody. i don't remember. >>> let me squeeze in a coop clip. tom brady is ready to laugh at deflate gate. yes, he had to sit out because of his role in the infamous scandal and poked fun at that in this foot locker commercial. >> just because something is great doesn't mean anything is going on. why can't some things just be great? >> it was just a question. >> questions turn into assumptions and assumptions turn into a vacation. why punish a week of greatness >> i like it a lot. and don't forget to start your nfl week 11 right here for thursday night football . saintsand patriots tomorrow night, 12 news, the home for thursday night football the rest of the season. that was cute, that commercial. >> i like anyone who can laugh at himself. >> him and belichick, so stoic. >>> coming up, adele, she goes batty at a recent concert. >>> finally, an unexpected visitor in her mexico city tour stop last night. silence. >> his tongue was down by throat. >> her explosive first tv interview about battlin

. >> on the way out they tore down that goalpost. >> reporter: two old pals. realize. coming out here now when there aren't any fans, the band is not around you can see that hughes has served its purpose. >> reporter: his legacy will live on. sonny's name will be carried over to the field at the new on campus stadium. it's a legacy born here at the base of the foothills. >> it all started here at hughes and it won't be forgotten for sure. >> reporter: farewell, old friend. aaron matas, 9ws >> tomorrow night should be fun. aaron, thank you. >>> now no. 12 cu versus 20th ranked washington state is actually saturday's headliner game, but since we talked about the buffs a bunch earlier, we'll now focus on the preps. future buff jake moretti go to cu. good call. his team won tonight. ryan marquez for six as the top ranked panthers move on double them up 42-21. we'll have many more prep pick skin playoff pictures on the prep rally tomorrow morning. >>> to basketball now the nuggets with a chance to do something tonight they hadn't done all season long. that's win back to bac

off the goalpost, no good. trouble on the blitz pickup and wellser is hit hard and he's hurt and in comes smith. the rams can't get the drive in gear and dr. phil lip makes a house call that's all for this week's eagle 8 hd sky lights. >>> class 5a jesuit looking for another win over district rival jefferson. cade well son the miami hurricane commit -- weldon, the miami hurricane commit, this kid has an arm. 32-yarder there. well done will cap off this drive with the keeper. show us the gator chomp. his dad loves, that not. 7-0 drag ops. ensuing -- dragons. ensuing kickoff, missed tackle there, 55-yard return to the jefferson 39-yard. two plays later who do you hand it to? >> malik davis. >> 2nd quarter daniel boone the quarterback, a good man, moves the pile across the goal line on further and goal. goal. jesuit wins it 42-21. >> the sharks somewhat surprisingly down 14-3 in the 2nd half. quick spark from t.j. owens. nature coast comes up empty on that drive and the royal knights deliver the dagger shortly the

. >> they're shifting the goalpost for i think the investing public to begin to concentrate on what signalse'll get in december at the press conference that follows the december meeting about the number of rate hikes we might see in 2017. >> last week, fed chair janet yellen told lawmakers the election of donald trump has not changed the fed's thinking on the timing of a rate hike. but private economists argue the combination of a trump presidency and republican control of congress could change that trajectory. financial markets have already pushed up long-term interest rates in anticipation of possible tax cuts and spending on infrastructure projects. >> so the fed in looking at its first rate hike is really not interested in that rate hike. it's interested in everything that follows after that. how fast and how high will it have to go. >> there was absolutely no discussion of the presidential election inside that fed meeting, but the market reaction in the three weeks since donald trump's surprise victory may cause monetary policymakers to rewrite their notion of a new normal. for "nightl

we come around the corner, you will see the sports museum on the right-hand side, you can see the goalpost of three rivers stadium as the steelers became the dominant force of the nfl in the '70s. >> when was the team established a quick. >> in 1933, one of the original franchisees of the nfl. they didn't have a name in the first years they called themselves the pirates because that was the name of the pirate so they wore black and gold like the other team but after a time around world war two they decided we need are own team so they started to call themselves the steelers. some people say because they stole the players from other teams but pretty soon the people love pittsburgh really adopted the name because it is the steel city be were proud of the steel and industrial heritage so that seemed like the right thing to do. we are just passing the pennsylvania station that is now been converted into housing and in the 1840's there was a big bowl here filled with water because this was the end of the line for the pennsylvania canal. people would get around and move freight on the water on t

now, the goalpost is sitting on january 20th. what he needs is a cabinet mostly confirmed, ready to go when he takes the oath of office. if they are there at that point, this transition will have been a success with respect to the people he's naming to these positions. >> ivo, critics say that trump isn't attracting many different types of people to take part in his cabinet and his staff positions. do you see any evidence of that really? >> well, i think it's just too early to know who he's going to be able to attract to his administration. this was a different kind of election. there were a number of people particularly on the national security side in the republican party who indicated that they couldn't support the candidate and now we will have to sort out, in fact, the president-elect and his team will have to sort out whether they want to bring in an experienced group of people to help them govern. the world is not getting any easier or less complicated and frankly, when you have a president-elect who doesn't have the kind

and they have to sink ever more money into making them agreeable to an epa that keeps moving the goalpost. but what happens if trump staffs the epa with people who are pro-coal? then i think a company like american electric power, stock that we own for my charitable trust, could end up giving shareholders a much better than expected return. and don't overlook the very well run dominion resources, a growth coal too if the epa decides it's not a priority anymore. let's not forget the phone companies. look at those moves in verizon and at&t. they're not idle. that is a real rebound, and their yields remain juicy, and they've not hurt themselves with these acquisitions. these bond market alternative stocks, they've been trashed. i think it's their turn to participate in the trump rally. why not? everything else has. what the??? you're welcome. i just helped you dodge a bullet. but i was just checking my... shhh... don't you know that checking your credit score lowers it! just be cool. actually, checking your credit score with credit karma doesn't affect it at all. are you sure? positive. so i

salute supervisor kim that managed to get that number theoretically back up to 27.2 percent the goalpost have yet to be thirty percent if you compare this to the hunters point shipyard we have actively achieved that with no funding gap the way the project is very, very different i'm concerned - i don't want to do development for development sake and make developers rich the whole premise of that for public benefits three hundred acres of open space and some 2000 units of affordable housing i'm absolutely prepared to vote for it but i don't want to vote foreperson for an enterprise promise but triggers and if as we think are all relatively certain that some of the ideas and i want to thank staff for public health department them in writing rather than available ideas now before us in this 6 page memo prepared by director and beck or 5 page memo tells us what we know this is highly unlikely political environment the governor the great state of california will take 12e7z away to end development in the state of california i don't foresee the 25.3 percent e rap and relative to extending the l

we come around the corner you will see the history center, the sports museum on the right and the goalpostthree verse -- rivers stadium. a lot of history when through -- went through those uprights as the steelers became the dominant force in the nfl in the 1970's. >> when was the team established? >> it goes back to 1933. one of the original franchises of the nfl. the steelers in the first years didn't really have a name. they called them the pirates because that's what the baseball team was called. they were black and gold like the other sports teams. but after a time, around world war ii, they decided we needed our own team. they started calling themselves the steelers. some people say it was because they stole players from other teams like in philadelphia, but pretty soon the people of pittsburgh adopted that name. this was the steel city. we were proud of our industrial heritage. the pittsburgh steelers seemed like the right thing to do. we are passing the pennsylvania station, which has now been converted into housing and condos. in the 1840's there was a big bowl chill with water la

i do know one thing, is that when you constantly move the goalposts and all of a sudden you have a burst of fiscal stimulus, virtually at zero rates, virtually at full employment, these are the issues, the unintended consequences that many of us, like me, have been worried about a very long time. and as far as that last conversation, listen, i can't speak for ben, i can't speak for larry, and i can't speak for trump. but ben, like many, i think he wrote on cnbc.com, didn't quite get the election right. and i think that if we start talking about the same negative wall street that the administration the last two terms has, you'll probably get the same results. you need to shake it up. don't think about it as pro-wall street. think about it as, it's nice to have a transmission in the car if you want to go anywhere! and that involves the banking industry. and it isn't necessarily too big to fail banks. they might whine about regulation, but they kind of love it. because they can afford to navigate it. they can afford to put lobbyists to put an end. it's all of the thousands and thousands of

salute supervisor kim that managed to get that number theoretically back up to 27.2 percent the goalpost have yet to be thirty percent if you compare this to the hunters point shipyard we have actively achieved that with no funding gap the way the project is very, very different i'm concerned - i don't want to do development for development sake and make developers rich the whole premise of that for public benefits three hundred acres of open space and some 2000 units of affordable housing i'm absolutely prepared to vote for it but i don't want to vote foreperson for an enterprise promise but triggers and if as we think are all relatively certain that some of the ideas and i want to thank staff for public health department them in writing rather than available ideas now before us in this 6 page memo prepared by director and beck or 5 page memo tells us what we know this is highly unlikely political environment the governor the great state of california will take 12e7z away to end development in the state of california i don't foresee the 25.3 percent e rap and relative to extending the l

salute supervisor kim that managed to get that number theoretically back up to 27.2 percent the goalpost have yet to be thirty percent if you compare this to the hunters point shipyard we have actively achieved that with no funding gap the way the project is very, very different i'm concerned - i don't want to do development for development sake and make developers rich the whole premise of that for public benefits three hundred acres of open space and some 2000 units of affordable housing i'm absolutely prepared to vote for it but i don't want to vote foreperson for an enterprise promise but triggers and if as we think are all relatively certain that some of the ideas and i want to thank staff for public health department them in writing rather than available ideas now before us in this 6 page memo prepared by director and beck or 5 page memo tells us what we know this is highly unlikely political environment the governor the great state of california will take 12e7z away to end development in the state of california i don't foresee the 25.3 percent e rap and relative to extending the l