nelson reaches a point opposite pittsburgh landing and begins to cross about 5:00, 5:30. he'll get roughly 12 companies on the field engaged against the confederate's last assault against what is grant's last line, and that's the sum total of buel's involvement on the first day. there will be a constant convoy of shipping between pittsburgh landing and savannah throughout the night. you can imagine boats taking wounded up to savannah, offloading wounded and then bringing fresh troops into play. so about 8:00 in the morning buel has brought in about 14,000 troops, they have arrived at pittsburgh landing and been deployed on what is the left side of the union front. and that's basically what grant and buel will do. they'll decide to divide it up. grant will occupy the right. grant will use a sizeable amount of his force to reinforce buel throughout the day and to support buel's engagements on the east side of the battlefield. grant is able to basically infuse into his army the same number of troops that he loses on the first day, even if buel was still way back to columbia,

we move from there, which is roughly a mile and a half from pittsburgh landing almost to within sight of the bluff line overlooking the landing here, an area where the visitor's center complex or the battlefield has always been located in conjunction with the national cemetery. so we're on the corinth pittsburgh landing road having moved up from the hornet's nest capture area and the hornet's nest defensive perimeter to what was the final union position of the day on the first day known ever since as grant's last line. it's the last line of the first day's battle action. this is the line in which the divisions of sherman and mclaren and hurlburt and the remnants of prentiss and will wallace will retire to. this is the line that the hornet's nest members cut off and would have sought safety but weren't able to reach. number of troops present. grant had at least probably 25,000 men effective along the front. on his left flank in the river were the two gun boats, the lexington and tyler. they could fire three miles deep onto the plateau. so that anchored the left firmly at deal branch ra

in addition, cities and towns above pittsburgh were doing the same thing. and then they were affecting the water intakes of pittsburgh. 90% of this region gets its drinking water from those same rivers that we have overflows occurring. hecht: we have sewage overflow with as little as 1/10" inch of rain. and our average storm here is a 1/4" storm. lichte: over a year's period, 16 billion gallons' worth of combined sewage and stormwater overflows into our rivers. tarr: it's not a problem of point "x" and point "y" alone. this is a watershed problem. a watershed problem. lichte: the watershed encompasses many municipal boundaries and it doesn't know any local politics. narrator: in the pittsburgh system, 83 cities and towns use the same sewage treatment plant -- alcosan. so all 83 municipalities have to work together to address the problem. schombert: we know we have billions of dollars that will have to be spent over the next 15 to 20 years. you can't do that wisely when you have 83 separate government agencies making decisions. the municipal consent orders a

couturier with the hat trick. >> they've stunned pittsburgh again. >> pittsburgh actually 2 for 4 ono. that would seem to be a good thing. but can that power play be hurting and helping them? >> yeah, it hurt them a lot. it hurt them because they allowed two shorthanded goals for the philadelphia flyers. momentum changes when you're scored upon well on the power play. and the flyers took full advantage. they created offensive chances. turnover by kris letang. it's claude giroux with a chance to score there. fleury, a nice save. not good decisions with the puck by letang. he gets crushed trying to get the puck in the zone. too much individual work by him in particular. crosby has a tough play, turns it over. and giroux's off to the races shorthanded. talbot picks up the marker right there. another shorthanded goal. 3-2, the score. penguins on a power play. and giroux pumps in the second shorty of the game. flyers took full advantage of some miscues by the penguins. >> it's the perplexing approach the pittsburgh penguins have taken to this thing, they haven't paid attention at all to t

nelson reaches a point opposite pittsburgh landing and begins to cross at about 5:00, 5:30. he'll get roughly 12 companies on the field engaged against the confederate's last assault against what is grant's last line, and that's the sum total of buell's involvement on the first day. so there will be a constant convoy of shipping between atlanta and pittsburgh throughout the night. offloading personnel, as well as all of the elements of what it takes to wage war, all of their equipment, food, tents, you name it. grant's troops will occupy the right. grant will use a sizeable number of his force to reinforce buhl throughout the day and support buell's engagements on the east side of the battlefield. grant is able to infuse into his army the same number of troops that he loses on the first day even if buell was still way back to columbia, tennessee, or up to nashville, grant would have been able to replace his first day losses with what troops he had available that he did not use on the first day. confederates under beauregard, they have a serious problem. they can't replace th

the philadelphia flyers, 5-1 winners over the pittsburgh penguins. the favorite to come out of the eastern conference. the favorite to win the stanley cup is now going home. philadelphia takes down the series four games to two. these two teams, a lot of talent out there. sidney crosby considered by many the top player in the world. yevgeny malkin the top player of the season. >> top player of the postseason and top player in today's game, claude giroux. you wanted to see a statement by your best player early. that is what claude giroux did off the opening drop. boom. there you go, sidney crosby. have a seat. he makes a big statement to his team. right in front of the pittsburgh penguins' bench. this is what you want from your best player. he answers it 32 seconds into the first period with a ripper past fleury. great start to the game for the philadelphia flares. they never looked back. thanks to claude giroux, they move on. >> have you seen a more impactful first 32 seconds of a game? >> no. probably the first six seconds. when he hits crosby, the t

the philadelphia flyers, 5-1 winners over the pittsburgh penguins. the favorite to come out of the eastern conference. the favorite to win the stanley cup is now going home. philadelphia takes down the series four games to two. these two teams, a lot of talent out there. sidney crosby considered by many the top player in the world. yevgeny malkin the top player of the season. >> top player of the postseason and top player in today's game, claude giroux. you wanted to see a statement by your best player early. that is what claude giroux did off the opening drop. boom. there you go, sidney crosby. have a seat. he makes a big statement to his team. right in front of the pittsburgh penguins' bench. this is what you want from your best player. he answers it 32 seconds into the first period with a ripper past fleury. great start to the game for the philadelphia flares. they never looked back. thanks to claude giroux, they move on. >> have you seen a more impactful first 32 seconds of a game? >> no. probably the first six seconds. when he hits crosby, the t

officially the battle went in as battle of pittsburgh landing. newspaper accounts would talk about the battle of pittsburgh landing. it was referred to as the battle of shiloh and the shiloh name biblical in its connotation meaning place of peace or house of peace took dominance and predominance over the identity of the conflict through time and so it's interesting to see pittsburgh landing on these flags. this was in the possession of lucius d. woodward in the 21st missouri infantry, a unit that participated in the battle with apprentices division and fought at the hornet's nest. the flags have undergone a great deal of restoration and conservation for exhibit. you can see here the difference between the historic fabric which is the dark fabric backed by the lighter fabric to fill out what's missing on the flag. the same is true for the white stripes as well. you can see that the flag was in tatters. the fabric, of course, ravages of time, storage, light, moisture, you name it. it's amazing that things like this do survive even if they're, you k

but not when he goes for pittsburgh. max talbot. hi's become a goal-scorer. >> mike: max gets goal number eight and the flyers have crossed the phillies, who are now 8-2 against the mets. talbot with two, read with two, briere with two. three guys with two apiece, read one of them on the ice. voracek and coburn get the assist on the 12th game of the afternoon and the eighth for the flyers. >> pierre: looks like he went after tyler kennedy. he did. just got kicked out. right up here. they're trying to control the game. >> mike: benches were a lot longer than they were at the old spectrum. and you notice how few guys are on them. 2:22 to go and the penguins on a power play. crosby is out there along with malkin. sullivan will work one point, kunitz across the way, then niskanen. one more guys off the flyers bench and that is schenn. nine penguins left. trickled on. steering it away is johnson. niskanen. hoping for a little more respectability. a double minor involving rinaldo. no scoring the rest of the power play time. crosby. went o

but not when he goes for pittsburgh. max talbot. hi's become a goal-scorer. >> mike: max gets goal number eight and the flyers have crossed the phillies, who are now 8-2 against the mets. talbot with two, read with two, briere with two. three guys with two apiece, read one of them on the ice. voracek and coburn get the assist on the 12th game of the afternoon and the eighth for the flyers. >> pierre: looks like he went after tyler kennedy. he did. just got kicked out. right up here. they're trying to control the game. >> mike: benches were a lot longer than they were at the old spectrum. and you notice how few guys are on them. 2:22 to go and the penguins on a power play. crosby is out there along with malkin. sullivan will work one point, kunitz across the way, then niskanen. one more guys off the flyers bench and that is schenn. nine penguins left. trickled on. steering it away is johnson. niskanen. hoping for a little more respectability. a double minor involving rinaldo. no scoring the rest of the power play time. crosby. went o

it turns out the bethel bakery is the pride of pittsburgh. but how was mitt supposed to know that there is something pittsburgh is proud of? (laughter) people just don't get mitt romney's sense of humor. it's like that time he greeted nascar fans wearing dollar ponchos by saying i like those fancy rain coat os you bought, really sprung for the big bucks. it was a joke. he knows they're poor. that's why it's funny. folks, i am insulted, on top of everything else, i am insultsed by the idea that people are going to pick the leader of the free world based on something as frivolous on whether he insulted cookies. they should base it on whether he harmed a dog. now for months commentators have been talking about the famous romney family road trip where romney tied their dog in a crate to the roof of the car. by the way, potential romney running mate, arrange your own transportation. well, the fact is we now learn shamous had a great time, just ask ann romney. >> the dog loved it he would see that crate and, you know, he would like go crazy because

i love pittsburgh. i love this community. i love this school, and it drives me crazy that just one jerk is getting away with it. it drives me nut. it. >> reporter: law enforcement sources say they're worried about copy cats, concerns that seem well founded. one other college here in western pennsylvania received a threat today, scott, three others in the last week. >> pelley: jim, thanks very much. a federal grand jury in lubbock, texas, has indicted the jetblue captain who had that midair mental breakdown last month. clayton osbon faces one count of interfering with a flight crew. passengers say he screamed about terrorists and can religion. he is still undergoing a psychiatric exam. a scandal in china exposes the dark side of the communist elite. the official word on what caused a deadly stage collapse in indiana. and recovering a stolen masterpiece, when the cbs evening news continues. mine was earned off vietnam in 1968. over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down fro

bomb scares are wrecking campus life at the university of pittsburgh. the campus has responded to dozens of them in just the last few days, and we sent jim axelrod there to find out what's going on. >> reporter: the bomb sniffing dogs were out again this morning at the university of pittsburgh after another bomb threat. this one made 70 in the last ten days. and just like every other time, the dorms have been evacuated in the middle of the night or lecture halls have been emptied. search teams found nothing. law enforcement sources tell cbs news they believe it's the work of a prankster and not a terror plot, but pittsburgh's vice chancellor, robert hill, says the university is taking no chances. >> we have to take everyone seriously. we can't do a "boy that cried wolf" situation. we can't do "oh, it's just one more hoax" situation. we take them all as though they could be real. >> reporter: the threats come mostly by e-mail to university administrators or media outlets, but the longer the source remains a mystery and no explosives are found, students l

every time pittsburgh got the momentum the flyers would add some on the other end.n 8-4, and will try to eliminate the pens wednesday night. the top seed in the west has also been pushed to the brink. dustin brown with a huge night flattens sevin. then pops in the rebound or the only goal of the game. kings win it 1-0. they can knock out the canucks on wednesday. red wings hadded best regular season record at home but you can throw out out the window come playoff time. predators led from start to finish in motown. nashville wins 3-2. nba carmelo anthony had to carry the knicks once again. however this time it wasn't enough. he scored 42 against the heat but this game was back and forth until the end. lebron james put the finishing touches on a miami win. the heat claimed the southeast title. lakers and mavericks, kobe sitting out with a shin injury. that's no problem with shots like this. dialing long-distance from the corner lakers beat the champs 112-108 in o.t. and finally to the diamond, padres and dodgered tied at two in the ninth. guzman lays down a bunt. he's

there they reformed and march themselves to pittsburgh landing to get ammunition and lick their wounds and they'll go into the line of battle on what is known as grant's last line up near where the national cemetery is located today overlooking pittsburgh landing. move about a half mile east from where we just were on the extreme left where stewart's brigade to the sarah bell farm. sizeable proportion of battles fought here, both on first and second day. it is the bell orchard that history records as the peach orchard. occupied by federal forces, early in the morning of april the 6th would be the elements of the fourth division under steven hurlburt that advanced down the river road and took positions here in the bell field. those positions were modified within 30 to 45 minutes. hurlburt backed up to a line where we see monuments in the distance on the south edge of the orchard. he would be supported on his left flank by the arrival of elements of john mcarthur's brigade, 9th illinois and 12th illinois from mcarthur's brigade known as the highland brigade. in the late morning attacks b

and as you can tell in the video, there are plenty of pittsburgh penguins fans.t to keep in mind, an eight-minute-long video with more than 200 students, all one shot. of course, they're picking on other teams here, rangers fans. the second song they used, "i like how it feels" by enrique iglesias. ♪ take my hand it's all right because tonight we can fly ♪ >> a couple cameos from local celebrities, the current miss pennsylvania, julian sheldon, who is also a former plum student. >> this takes a lot of timing, a lot of carry gravy. >> the mastermind behind this video is the head of tv production, mr. rick barot, the guy who sort of gave me my start in tv. boss man, i'm pumped you're on the show. how long did the planning take? >> we picked out the song a couple months ago. but the last two weeks leading up to it, students started to take their roles. we have a student behind me with an i home that has my ipod unanimouso. and i have the camera, and i just follow the path we mapped out. >> i'm going to get you off topic for one second. you taught steven. can we get

late in the day, pittsburgh could see some showers and storms. pittsburgh gets up to 78.y'll get into warmer air that's surging through the ohio valley. that warm air heads to d.c. today is the last day of the early spring-type air. d.c. will be in the mid 80s, maybe even upper 80s by thursday and friday. you'll go from almost an early spring to middle of the summer type weather in the mid atlantic as we go throughout this week. right now that clash of the warm and cold air is right through the middle of the country. we're dealing with slow moving thunderstorms from oklahoma city to tulsa. st. louis. a lot of heavy rain through central illinois. here's how we're looking as we go through the day. rain in south florida. pretty dry through almost all of the east coast north of florida. we are watching the storm from kansas city to st. louis. chicago, showers are possible. the next storm system is back here in the northwest bringing rain to seattle. that will move into the central plains tomorrow with additional showers and storms. we're kind of in a weather pattern right now

in pittsburgh and east palo alto. here is what lured customers that to the door is today. >> i have no is purchased from here. >> he is one of the money that came to best buy in east palo alto hoping to gain from the retailer's loss, with markdowns sales around 20%. >> i'm just trying to find any good sales on games or movies or electronics. >> i saved almost $400. >> the consumer electronics giant posted a $1.7 billion quarterly loss and decided to close 50 stores nationwide. but the reason is customers are turning to online retailers for electronics. >> they can buy it so much cheaper, it was kind of expected that it would close at any time. >> the employees were informed yesterday and then closed the store for the day reopening today with fresh mark downs. consumers found out through direct emails and the news. >> we have every gadget you can imagine but there is always more gadgets. >> this is a loss for the city of east palo alto and their tax base. city leaders are confident another retailer will want to move in

reporting live in pittsburgh. john fowler. >> sounds like a good idea. as you would imagine weather causing delay at sfo. we checked in, 49 out bound flights canceled, 54 inbound canceled and there are one to two hour delays, that's expected to continue through midnight as always check with your airlines if you are headed out to sfo. >>> as always we have you cover when it comes to the weather. go to ktvu.com for up to the second weather information including a look at the situation where you live. >>> occupy oakland is back at it tonight though the rain is helping keep things peaceful. we have christian at the demonstration. why now? >> reporter: mark it's the six monday anniversary or half year anniversary of the beginning of the movement. let's show you some of the folks here. i was just over there about -- sea 15 minutes ago and they say this is really a reminder that the movement is still alive and well and they say today is a day to celebrate the 99%. >> i pay my taxes, how about you? >> reporter: protests started earlier in the day with occupiers

at the university of pittsburgh, ken, like so many historians over the last few decades, ken looked for different visiting positions along the way and did take positions at penn state's new kensington campus at iowa state university, and also at the university of toledo. then in 1991 he founded home here at the lancaster campus of ohio university. he not only found a home, but established himself very quickly as ta scholar with 13 published essays and 18 reviews of books. and he also established himself as an excellent teacher offering special courses in america in the 1960s, the vietnam war, and one of my favorites he would offer during the summer sessions, american history in film. now, on top of all that, ken published four books and with that accomplishment and the other accomplishments in teaching and scholarship, ken was awarded a full professorship at ohio university. couple of years ago a colleague of ken's said to me when you hire a new assistant professor, don't tell them about ken heineman because you will discourage them right from the beginning. but i have mentioned ken as

i'll see the beauty of them and they won't be doused in all that snow tomorrow. >> reporter: pittsburgh could end up with as much as half a foot of snow. buffalo could see up to 8 inches. johnstown, pennsylvania, residents are bracing for well over a foot of april snow. this storm closely resembles the one that dumped a record amount of snow on the northeast last october and could bring with it many of the same problems. >> both producing heavy, wet snow. and both happening at times when we have a lot of leaves on the trees, which will cause more weight on these trees. probably cause a lot of these trees to tumble down on top of power line. that's why we think there could be widespread power outages. >> reporter: from the mid-atlantic to southern new england, a steady stream of rain has been falling. some areas could see up to 4 inches with the heaviest downpour coming this morning. >>> a nightmare may be in store for millions of commuters getting ready to head into new york city where a flood watch is in effect. the rain will be welcomed on long island, which is experiencing drought co

officially went in as the battle of pittsburgh landing. confederacy referred to it as the battle of shiloh. meaning place of peace or house of peace. took dominance over the identity of the conflict through time. and so it's interesting to see the pittsburgh landing on these flags. a unit that participated in the battle with the apprentice division and fought at the hornet's nest. you can see the dark fabric with the lighter fabric to same is true for the white stripes as well. you can see the flag was in tatters. story, light, moisture, you name it. it's amazing to think they do survive. usually they go through some major deterioration over time if they don't have proper treatment and care. there's no standardization to them. many were sewn by ladies in the communities in which the organizes were raised and thus the flags would be presented the to them to the units as they marched off and so a little bit of when artists' freedom to alter configuration of the star patterns in particular. this other large u.s. flag captured by 16th infantry

what is unique about this flag, it carries the pittsburgh landing battle honor which was the official name recorded by the union forces for the battle of shiloh. united states forces had a tendency to name after landing points. official the battle went in as battle of pittsburgh landing and newspaper accounts would talk about the battle of pittsburgh landing and confederacy referred to it as the battle of shiloh, biblical in its conentation meaning house of peace took dominance and predominance over the identity of the conflict through time and, so, it's interesting to see it on these flags. this was in the position of the 21st missouri infantry and fought at the hornet's nest. flags have underwent a great deal of restoration and conse e conservation for exhibit and the historic fabric, which is the dark fabric, backed by the lighter fabric to fill out what's missing on the flag. same is true for the white stripes. as well where you can see that the flag was in tatters. these fabrics, of course, ravages of time, storage, light, moisture, you name it. it's amazing that things like this

not only found way to win they found the back of the net ten times, make it or break it time for pittsburghyers had a 3-2 lead when the pens' offense came alive, exploded four unanswered goals, seven unanswers goals, seven straight goals, jordan staal had a hat trick, pittsburgh avoided elimination with a 10-3 win. big lift from daniel sedin, zanl with an assist on the goal, canucks beat the kings. ottawa rangers and senators needed overtime, kyle turris, a perfect shot over the glove of henrik lundquist. it doesn't get better than that, senators won it 3-2 in o.t. the series tied 2-. >>> pat summit stepped down as the women's basketball coach in tennessee. summit had won eight championships during her 38-year career at tennessee. nba, a month ago there was talk about breaking up the celts, now boston is guaranteed a share of the atlantic division title. paul pierce had 29 in a career-high 14 assists against the magic. final seconds, it's pierce with the dagger. give you one guess who the yankees played last night, the twins. justin mourneau was also seeing double, hit two home runs, has fo

he had his skating legs back after missing most of the first round against pittsburgh.angerous player last year in the playoffs and becoming one now, another weapon for the flyers. >> ilya kovalchuk, second time in the playoffs, they say act like you've been there before. >> he's really been bad. i'm not sure if there's not something wrong with him. looks like his skating is off. he coughed up the puck on numerous occasions, was slow on the backcheck, slow on identifying his responsibility and the defensive zone and that's going to hurt them. and the change was great. the line change was great for parise. not so much for kovalchuk. we'll see what happens as this series advance, whether they can find a way to get him going. clearly, he was a liability. >> and zidlicky turned out to be a liability late in the game again. florida, the series in game seven where marek zidlicky flipped the puck up and over the glass for delay of game penalty. that hurt the devils. it can't happen in time. one of their best puck-handling defenseman. sat in the penalty box. panthers were able

he had his skating legs back after missing most of the first round against pittsburgh.angerous player last year in the playoffs and becoming one now, another weapon for the flyers. >> ilya kovalchuk, second time in the playoffs, they say act like you've been there before. >> he's really been bad. i'm not sure if there's not something wrong with him. looks like his skating is off. he coughed up the puck on numerous occasions, was slow on the backcheck, slow on identifying his responsibility and the defensive zone and that's going to hurt them. and the change was great. the line change was great for parise. not so much for kovalchuk. we'll see what happens as this series advance, whether they can find a way to get him going. clearly, he was a liability. >> and zidlicky turned out to be a liability late in the game again. florida, the series in game seven where marek zidlicky flipped the puck up and over the glass for delay of game penalty. that hurt the devils. it can't happen in time. one of their best puck-handling defenseman. sat in the penalty box. panthers were able

. >> you know when pittsburgh takes on the flyers in hockey, bad things can happen. looks like they are in the make up room the fall out from this as news edge at 6 continues  >>> a huge crackdown for immigrations and customs enforcement agents across the country in a six bay period ice agents arrested more than 3,000 aliens. >> reporter: well, under president obama ice focuses solely on removing illegals with criminal records the worst of the worst. they are calling this back door amnesty because the agency is not deporting those immigrants who don't commit crimes today the agency announced the latest from operation cross check rounded up 3,000 criminal aliens around the country including julio lopez, the two full-time felon found -- two time felon found hiding in los angeles. >> behind you. >> put your hands on the car >> has he got id. >> you don't move unless i tell you to where is your id. >> any weapons on you knives guns anything like that? >> as soon as we told him we were immigration and custom enforcement i could see the look in his face he knew his tim

. >>> back now with a deepening mystery at the university of pittsburgh.omeone has been making bomb threats to campus buildings and dormitories for two month. nearly 100 threats in all disrupting classes and causing dorm evacuations on a near daily basis. that's leaving some students to abandon campus all together right in the middle of finals. we get more now from nbc's michelle franzen. >> reporter: at the university of pittsburgh, college life has turned into this -- heightened security and routine evacuations for students and faculty. a result of nearly 100 bomb threats the campus has received since february. >> it's really weird to be around here right now. because everyone has the feeling of what's gong to happen next. >> reporter: the most recent evacuation this morning with alerts posted on twitter, bringing even more anxiety and mystery. >> people are getting frustrated about that. but now it's turned from frustration to kind of uneasiness. people don't know why anyone is doing this. >> reporter: investigators, including the fib feb say they don't

. >> coming up, a troubling trend at the campus of the university of pittsburgh. we will fill you in. and, your plant and gardening questions. you can e-mail your questions. >> covering the nation, officials at the university of pittsburgh are ramping up security after dozens of bomb threats have been made. four threats were made monday alone, prompting security checkpoints. the threats have caused some professors to move class's outside or offer them, because of safety concerns. a task force is investigating. so far, no bombs have been found. a police pursuit in washington, d.c., and that up in a reflecting pool. you can see the car in the lower left-hand side of your screen. no injuries were reported. no word on the charges the driver might be facing. here is a sure sign the winter was warm everywhere. some ski resorts are already closing in colorado. the weather has left slushy snow and choppy conditions. the denver -- "the denver post reports the visits are down 7% this year. still to come, we chat live >> we are tracking strong wind across the area. we will f

followed by philadelphia and pittsburgh at three. >> pierre: by the way this is going, we just might make it to philadelphia on time. >> mike: we are in an amtrak city. it is a longer train ride than you might normally have on a sunday. but that's another way of getting there. chances are, we'll be there and we'll trust that our colleague, eddie olczyk, will be feeling better by that time as well. okay. the ice is tended to. the music gets louder. the teams drift back to the face-off near holtby. four weeks ago, holtby was in chocolate town playing for the hershey bears. is he under the brightest of lights right now. krejci chased out of the face-off. beagle will be in. peverley directing the linesman on how he wants it. won't make a difference. and beagle pushes it to the corner. and this one bounces toward thomas who's able to shovel it away. work in traffic. chimera gave it on to beagle. oh, and a save by thomas on jay beagle! >> pierre: thomas had to be so careful when he went to play the puck because the puck's rolling. you see him laughing with greg zanon. he doesn't want to pu

followed by philadelphia and pittsburgh at three. >> pierre: by the way this is going, we just might make it to philadelphia on time. >> mike: we are in an amtrak city. it is a longer train ride than you might normally have on a sunday. but that's another way of getting there. chances are, we'll be there and we'll trust that our colleague, eddie olczyk, will be feeling better by that time as well. okay. the ice is tended to. the music gets louder. the teams drift back to the face-off near holtby. four weeks ago, holtby was in chocolate town playing for the hershey bears. is he under the brightest of lights right now. krejci chased out of the face-off. beagle will be in. peverley directing the linesman on how he wants it. won't make a difference. and beagle pushes it to the corner. and this one bounces toward thomas who's able to shovel it away. work in traffic. chimera gave it on to beagle. oh, and a save by thomas on jay beagle! >> pierre: thomas had to be so careful when he went to play the puck because the puck's rolling. you see him laughing with greg zanon. he doesn't want to pu

why a couple of head coaches had to be held back in pittsburgh.washington post" columnist mike weiss sharing his first ernie grunfeld impersonation. >>> plus, how a local high school athlete's misfortune on the football field is helping him get noticed on the baseball diamond. that and more coming up on "sports final." [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. got my bearings. ♪ a little bird told me about a band. ♪ an old man shared some fish stories. ♪ ooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but i still got to see her. we talked for hours. ♪ everyone else buzzed about the band. music, stories, adventures, memories. ♪ ...all at my fingertips. ♪ there's a wireless mind inside all of us. ♪ so, where to next? ♪ >>> towson university will remember two students who died within hours of each other. ryan bailey and 27-year-old timothy coyer. bailey was hit by a car near washington avenue and york road early saturday morning. coyer, an iraq war veteran, was found dead in his apartment yesterday by his roommates. investigators say he died of cardiac arrest

if you have plans on saturday, through pittsburgh, northern new england, cold front going through with rain. a lot of questions as to the storm in the gulf. how much moisture and how far to the north that storm travels will depend who gets the wet weather. in the southeast, pay attention to that. by the time we get do sunday the storm should be cooking off the east coast, along i-59 the best shot of rain heading north ward during date on sunday. stay tuned, update the forecast for you tomorrow. watching us in austin texas, play on ten, interactive mini golf holes, created by artists and architects at art on the green, austin museum of art, that is the "early today" event of the day. >> not a difficult thing to do. >>> now here's an early look at the morning headlines in entertainment. michael jackson's former british body guard launched a legal bid to prove he's the biological father of the late singer's younger son blanket. >> here we go. >> the man tells the tabloid daily star he plans to ask the jackson family for a dna test. he claims he gave jackson a sperm donation in 2001, after

joining us is a sophomore from the university of pittsburgh. lauren bernlgen. you had to be evacuated because of bomb threats two times in the middle of the night. tell us about that. >> the alarm goes off. you have to leave the building. it's pry difficult. we have finals coming up next week, papers and tests, all that kind of stuff. >> there were two threats yesterday. how frequent are these things happening? >> at one point it was just about every couple of hours you'd get some. sometimes there are multiple buildings at one time. >> people started to get annoyed and not want to evacuate the buildings because these threats keep happening over and over again. >> people are definitely starting to get annoyed. i know a fair amount of people that have gone home to complete the semesters at home by e-mailing assignments and completing online because it's just exhausting. >>> i've got some security camera footage that looks like it belongs in a hollywood movie. cue the music from snellville, georgia. you see a guy crawling on his belly through a t-mobile store. >>