area or at least in pittsburgh proper.a magnet school that's for computer sciences. and it's my understanding that kids from all over the school district come to this school for specific computer science work. and that they were awarded by "u.s. news and world report" a bronze star if you will during its categorizing of the events at that school. can you see here at the entrance to the school police have the entrance and exits blocked off. we're led to believe that part of this is so that nobody ends up in the middle of what is an active crime scene or at least gets in the way of the authorities. the school itself is on lockdown. it's 4:00 now and here on the east coast. it's unclear to us how many, if any of the students who were in school for the day would have left before 3:00. would have left before this school shooting happened. is it possible that some of these students that the three who were shot might have been leaving school for the day? i think that is possible and something that we'll have to wait to find out f

pittsburgh takes its final time-out. baltimore can end the game on two kneel downs. >> cris: you have to think a little bit about the pittsburgh steelers now moving forward now with the rash of injuries they've got there on that last little series. >> al: they're going to be 5-7. they have three of their last four at home. right now you have denver, new england, indy and cincinnati as the division leaders. kansas city could be the number one wild card at the moment. baltimore would be number two as this game comes to a finish. the others are in a hunt. but a huge win for the baltimore ravens and a bitter loss to the pittsburgh steelers. as they head home and in a week and a half take on the miami dolphins, while the ravens try to get healthy as well and take on the minnesota vikings here. minnesota at detroit, new england and at cincinnati. as a reminder, remainder of their schedule. john madden, marking his ballots right now. we'll find out who the players are coming up right after these missages from your local nbc sta

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

pittsburgh takes its final time-out. baltimore can end the game on two kneel downs. >> cris: you have to think a little bit about the pittsburgh steelers now moving forward now with the rash of injuries they've got there on that last little series. >> al: they're going to be 5-7. they have three of their last four at home. right now you have denver, new england, indy and cincinnati as the division leaders. kansas city could be the number one wild card at the moment. baltimore would be number two as this game comes to a finish. the others are in a hunt. but a huge win for the baltimore ravens and a bitter loss to the pittsburgh steelers. as they head home and in a week and a half take on the miami dolphins, while the ravens try to get healthy as well and take on the minnesota vikings here. minnesota at detroit, new england and at cincinnati. as a reminder, remainder of their schedule. john madden, marking his ballots right now. we'll find out who the players are coming up right after these missages from your local nbc sta

shannon, do you see a lot of snow in pittsburgh? it's chill u out there, i can tell already. >> a little chilly for anybody who thinks it's quaint to have a snowy thanksgiving, kind of consider this mother nature's gift. but obviously, no one should be fooled because this can be dangerous stuff. it's coming down, coming on and off in pittsburgh. they're expecting it potentially 5 to 9 inches over the next few hours, between last night and what dropped. i want to show you where we are. we're near the airport at an intersection of road, suzanne, we've been monitoring all day, traffic has been moving. but it seems as if the cars are moving a little bit slowly. we have noticed a number of crews out with salt trucks and plaus to make th s plows to make sure the road stays cleared. this road right here clear as ever because of the crews with

interstate 76 goes right into the pittsburgh. as we were driving in, there was nothing but just -- but when we got here, this was this is snow coming down. it isn't coming down so heavy right now but coming down steady. i'm going to use a very unofficial ruler, my finger, but it's getting pretty deep as you can see on here. i a few minutes ago, only half my finger stuck down in there and now it's almost the whole thing. we estimate unofficially about 3 inches or so. this is in west moreland county, pittsburgh is in allegheny county. obviously they are getting hit under a winter storm warning right now. potentially forecast 5 to 9 inches, possibly there. i spoke with the pennsylvania department of trapsportation. they tell me that in the county, they're going to deploy about 80 trucks, 135 crews. they'll be working in 12-hour shifts. back to back and in neighboring ohio, get this, jinl, i spoke to officials there that told me that they dropped over 21,000 tons of salt across the state for the season so far. so get ready for thanks

now headed for pittsburgh. trading the rain in atlanta for a winter landscape on approach into pittsburgh. the airport blanketed by about an inch of snow. >> never been this bad. we travel from school every year like this. never this bad. >> reporter: further north in michigan, a sheet of icy led to a multi-vehicle accident near flint closing i-75 for several hours. near whitehall, a dashboard cam caught this truck jackknifing and barely missing an already-stopped car. near roanoke drivers were met with ice a quarter inch thick. while on long island in new york, trooper frank bendario has seen this before. a holiday rush and treacherous roads. >> it's just going to be twice as congested, i would assume. and then factor in the weather and the flooding, it's probably going to create a lot of traffic and very slow going. >> reporter: and still 36 hours till thanksgiving morning. yeah, the folks in new york and pennsylvania bracing for a lot of snow and a lot of rain. interestingly, i heard from quite a few parents

competed like he always does and there's a lot of problems in pittsburgh. the quarterback is not one of hem. jim: 55-31 is going to be your inal here. we had between the two teams 1,089 yards of total offense with the patriots putting up 610 pittsburgh falls to 2-6. the patriots improve to 7-2. 55-31, new england the final. tonight on cbs, "60 minutes" followed by "the amazing race," "the good wife," and "the mentalist." for phil simms and all the crew, jim nantz saying so long from foxborough. you've been watching the nfl on cbs. or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? ohhh...ohhh...oh boy! i'm falling. everybody look out! ahhhhh...ugh. little help here. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. anybody? >> cbs sports presents the geico play of the day. james: 11:15en organization third and goal, quarterback jeff tuel with a pass intercepted by shaun smith. he returns it 100 yards for the touchdown and the score helped the chiefs improve

pittsburgh.ina, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning to you. shoppers here at the mall at robinson have been at it since just around midnight. we're kind of going through a lull period right now. the first wave of shoppers are starting to make their way home or resting on benches and a new wave of shoppers are getting ready to come in. shoppers here are getting a good deal as they are around the country. the mall has gone all out for them. they have a cab service, and a place where shoppers can photo refuel which we can tell a lot of them need at this time of the night. as with many malls across the country, the mall of robinson is doing their deals in wave this morning so we're expecting to see a whole new wave of shoppers coming in in the next few hours to take advantage of those deals. back to you. >> i applaud those brave souls. christmas and thanksgiving were the only two days the stores were closed so workers could spend time with their families and he said that's why he had

pittsburgh is at 32.ere is this rain snow line up to about pennsylvania and maryland, and it will continue to move north. as far as the amounts of snow, 5 to 9 inches in pennsylvania, western new york and up through new england, but along the coast is just a lot of rain. right here, though, we're starting to see that cold air get stuck in place. so we're going to see rain which could freeze. that lead to ice accumulation. very slippery roadways with ak -- accumulating snow. the wind issue will be wednesday night to thursday. wednesday night as all of the moisture is moving out, it will start to dry out, but the wind will pick up. these will be gusts of up to 50 miles an hour at least. very windy day thursday the first day of hanukkah and thanksgiving. as far as the temperatures go, they climb today well above the freezing mark, but this 29 comes after this rain and snow clears out. thursday, 35 and 25. very windy but getting dry. sunshine is there thursday, friday, and saturday, but the storm clears out.

going to pittsburgh, off in that direction.efinitely we're getting the flurries here, we have the icy conditions. let's take a look at the radar and see how many people are going to be affected by the storm and are currently affected by the storm in one way or the other. you guys described it perfectly. there is everything going on. we have rain stretching down to the carolinas. heavy rain even expected to get even heavier as the storm makes its way north today. on the back side, we have snow. right here in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. snow is out here. we've seen a lot of it. take a look at the snow totals. in ohio, 6 to 8 inches of snow have already been seen. yes, just north of us, here in pennsylvania, we've seen 10 inches and more of it on its way. here's the low making its way up the coastline. remember, it's coming from the south. a lot of rain packing a good punch out there. as far as rain, anywhere 2 to 4 inches can still be seen, especially if you're farther north, tapering off as the low makes its way north. the snow to

>> dianne joining us live from pittsburgh, thank you very much. al jazeera robert gray is at the country's busiest airport hatsville jackson in atlanta, robert how is the storm effecting people down south? >> so far so good here. minimal delays and we only saw one cancellation on the board, a steady stream of people coming in and out of the airport, you can hear the planes taking off and landing but the problem is this radar here. you can see up and down the eastern seaboard, even into the south, splotches of green and blue. 100% precipitation. passengers are. >> i think people expect a better weather for the thanksgiving. that might be a little disappointing. >> i hope it is just bad prediction. >> now, here at the busiest airport in the world, in atlanta, they are expecting a uptick of about 3.3% in travelers moving in and out of this airport over the next week. but today looked to be okay here, temperatures are in the mid 30's and the rain keeps falling. and people to stop coming in here, some of the airline, united, delta, u.s. airways and jet

pittsburgh students have 26,000 students, more than twice as many as kalamazoo. pittsburgh estimates it needs $250 million endowment to pledge the amount from 2006. they consider the money an investment. >> many of these students are going and becoming nurses, becoming doctors, human resource professionals, finance professionals, all things that are needed at upmc. >> hundreds are hired by the very same companies that help pay for their tuition. however, pittsburgh ultimately relies on the generosity of the people, not the super-rich. >> they spend all their time raising money. >> it's still too early to tell if the social experiment is changing economies. the lack of readiness and poverty are major challenges. at least a quarter of the graduates who were eligible for the scholarships did not use them. convinced the real economic boost will come around the ten-year mark where students like adoni come back with a high level job and a mission. >> i would like to exom back -- come back and impact kalamazoo. help where i came from. >> duarte meteni, kalamazoo, michig

pittsburgh. i know, it's snow and fog. the mountains around pittsburgh are a nightmare. if you've never been there, the easiest way to go up is take the incline. the up and down mountains in the snow event, they used to say that the salt trucks, would have to back up the hills so that the back tires could get traction because the salt would be coming out the back of the trucks and trucks would be backing up the hills. here is the snow line tomorrow and on thursday and friday. and pittsburgh, you're always going to be in it. it's not going a big event for i-75 or 95 down here in the south. just a rain event for you. tornado watch for parts of florida. all this pink through here, that's where the icing is. farther to the north, that's where the snow is. >> you have just coined a brand new classification, it is a salt truck going backyards day. i know the models keep changing, so stick around for me. thank you. >>> cnn has made this very crucial decision to laser focus in on atlanta harts field jackson airport. the internal airport there. and if you have ever wanted to be i

the rain in atlanta for a winter landscape on approach in pittsburgh. further north in michigan, a sheet of ice led to a multi-vehicle accident near flint. near whitehall, a dashboard cam caught this truck jack knifing and barely missing an already stopped car. near roanoke, virginia, drivers were met with ice a quarter inch thick. while ong long island in new york, trooper frank bendario has seen this before. a holiday rush and treacherous roads. >> it's just going to be twice as congested i would assume. and then factor in the weather and the flooding, it's probably going to create a lot of traffic and very slow going. >> and from tom costello about the travel nightmare across the northeast we go to tracie potts. some are taking that unprecedented stop -- rather step to open on thanksgiving night. we're talking about shopping. we're talking about stores. what's the bait to get them inside? >> the bait seems to be that you can get a better deal if you come on thanksgiving. the bait, you've got a lot of fish biting at that same hook and literally a lot

situation in egypt i'm joined by shadi ta in washington he's an egyptian political activist and in pittsburgh we cross to greg roman he's a former israeli official in the ministry of defense and ministry of foreign affairs right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage him to go to washington first should be in washington the trial has been adjourned it started it's already been adjourned it's been described by morsy supporters as illegal unfair unjust and unconstitutional how do you react to that well first thanks for having me on your show. we can't judge. and call it unfair when it hasn't started yet yesterday we had the first hearing but there are signals on there are signs that we have seen that may make us believe that this is turning to be a political feud and this is what we don't need to see at this point the current provisional government has been backing or or has been backed by the military and this is a yucky situation for the military which is supposed to be. more independent. i personally believe that the trial could

that newly elected government could have been in power like this would take place ok ok greg in pittsburgh i mean i saw the pictures of the trial as it was held for a very short amount of time it was a fiasco and it turns a it looks like a political vendetta is this what this trial is going to be all about and we'll talk about if it is a vendetta and what kind of legitimacy does it have go ahead the most legitimate institution in egypt right now is the judiciary they were able to go through a full trial an appeals process to take on hosni mubarak for the crimes that he allegedly committed during the two thousand and eleven uprising and now you see the crimes of the muslim brotherhood being put on trial and if they are found guilty there may be an appeals process there may be another acquittal what we really have to understand in egypt today is on the backdrop of the political process and reformation that's going on by the military backed provisional government is a sagging economy a weakening tours the ministry terrorism being strewn throughout the sinai peninsula and on the backdrop of al

and in the pittsburgh area it's snowing.the south just as 43 million of us get ready to hit the road to fly for thanksgiving. >>> the damage inside a home in florida after a sinkhole opened up. the family of seven evacuated after the floor started buckling. here is what the neighbors are saying about it. >> it felt -- like i said, i feel calmer now and we have a prayer chain going on at church. >> red cross now ranging for food vouchers and clothing for the family affected. >>> the man who loudly interrupted president's obama's speech on immigration reform is explaining why he did it. he was speaking in san francisco when one of the invited guests spoke out. >> president, please -- petition, you have a power to stop the petition to all. >> actually i don't. and that's why we're here. >> he's a 24-year-old student, he later spoke to cnn. >> the truth is, 1. million undocumented family members are deported and 100,000 are facing deport portation every single day. and this is urgent. that's why it was the only venue that i coul

the situation in egypt i'm joined by in washington he's an egyptian political activists and in pittsburgh we crossed a great roman he is a former israeli official in the ministry of defense and ministry of foreign affairs right gentlemen cross-talk roles in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to very much encourage and let's go to washington first should be in washington the trial has been adjourned it started it's already been adjourned has been described by morsy supporters as. unfair unjust and unconstitutional how do you react to that well first thanks for having me on your show. we can't judge this and call it unfair when it hasn't started yet yesterday we had the first hearing but there are segments on there are signs that we have seen that may make us believe that this is turning to be a political feud and this is what we don't need to see at this point the current provisional government has been backing over or has been backed by the military and this is a yucky situation for the military which is supposed to be. more independent. i personally believe that the trial

this is what pittsburgh looks like right now.omorrow, every state in the united states except hawaii will reach below freezing temperatures, and up to a foot of snow could fall in some areas, like buffalo, syracuse, and pittsburgh. cnn's team of correspondents and meteorologists are all over the place this morning, we're in cities up and down the east coast to get you up on the latest potential travel nightmare but let's start in buffalo. that's where george howell is and i bet that's where it's the coldest, too. good morning, george. >> reporter: carol, good morning. you mentioned hawaii, sounds kind of good than where we are now. here in buffalo flirting with the freezing mark and you see the snow here behind me, plenty of it on the ground. no big deal for buffalo residents but again for people who are traveling, it could be treacherous because again, on the roads you can find black ice, also it's a wet, slushy snow, it's hard to shovel and move out of the way, and we do know of some power outages, people that are being restore

pittsburgh, obviously, snow as well. i spoke with a pennsylvania department of transportation official earlier. they said tonight they are going to have a full force, all of their crews, about 80 plus trucks, out in full force. about 135 people, mechanics, plowers, salt trucks working in 12-hour shifts, well into tomorrow. obviously safety is of a prime concern. they tell me that not only should you be careful on the roads tonight if you're out here driving but also, please let the salt trucks, give them room to do their work. >> public service announcements from shannon travis. hope you brought a change of socks. thank you so much, outside pittsburgh right now. >>> so if you have ever been on a flight in the u.s., there's a good chance you have been through atlanta. it has the world's busiest airport, hartsfield-jackson where many layovers have become reluctant stay-overs in years past. martin savidge has been watching the arrival and departure board all day. what's the cancellation situation, martin? >> reporter: john,

pittsburgh figures it's an endowment to honor the promise it made in 2016.he university medical center pledged a $150 million grant and says it considers the money an investment. >> many of these students are becoming nurses, doctors, human resource professionals, finance professionals, all things needed at upmc. >> reporter: hundreds have been hired by the very same company that helped pay their college tuition. but like most programs pittsburgh mostly relied on the generosity of middle class people. >> some of our programs are struggling because they have these continual funding development needs so they continually spend time raising money. >> reporter: they said it's too early to tell if it's changing the economies. the lac poverty are major challenges. many people in kalamazoo are convinced the real economic boost will come around the ten-year mark when students come back home with high income jobs and a mission. >> i would love to come back and impact kalamazoo in more than one whichone way. hopefully. i couldn't think of anything better than to help t

if you are traveling west to the morgantown area or west virginia or the pittsburgh region, you are looking at that potential for wintry precipitation and freezing rain. the chance for snow, too, during the day tomorrow. two to four inches of snow in parts of the area. three to nine around the oakland area. that's the area of most concern in our immediate region. as we look toward what's happening here for the evening hours, we are going continue to see the rain moving in. you can see that on storm team 4 radar. the heaviest rain to the south. it's making its way our way right now. we have seen the steady rain all day long.

we saw snow coming into pittsburgh.wing hard, the visibility is so poor. just trying to land in pittsburgh, i didn't even see the runways up the wheels touched. that will be a concern today. also we'll be talking about snow anywhere from a foot of snow right around the great lakes, of course that lake-effect snow tapering off even back through kentucky and tennessee in the morning hours. the big story as the low continues to make its way to the north, rain increases. things actually worsen for you. heavy amounts of rain will start falling. heavier snow will start moving in places like upstate new york, pennsylvania, even through west virginia. so that is the concern for these major hubs today. and it's not the only thing. of course we talked about 2 to 4 inches of rain, maybe a foot of snow the farther north you are. it's also high independent wiwit there for new england, connecticut, new york. gusts as high as 60 miles per hour in these morning morning hours. remember this is the toughest time period. things will be st

. >> we have breaking we wan newst to share with you in pittsburgh. with another shooting. a high school shooting. it happened in beach view area of pittsburgh, the exact details at this point are still unclear. our local media reporting three people were shot. you see these pictures, and we are working to get more details on this story, but again we're hearing a of a high school shooting just outside of pittsburgh. as soon as we get additional information we'll fill in the blanks when we come back a beloved chicago landmark gets a renovation. we'll meet the unlikely people behind it. >> i'm diane estherbrook in boston covering the sentencing of notorious whitey bulger. i'll tell you what the victims of his families had to tell you today. re-traumatized by the fear of this offender... >> locked up for life america tonight 9 eastern, tonight, on al jazeera america. i'm phill torez. coming up this week on techknow. san francisco's bay bridge, an engineering marvel but this is earthquake country. >> how close are we to one of those faultlines? >> now inovation, that might chan

now headed for pittsburgh. >> reporter: rain in atlanta for a winter landscape on approach into pittsburgh. further north in michigan a sheet of ice led to a multi-vehicle accident near flint closing i-75 for several hours. near white hall a dashboard cam caught this truck jackknifed in a already stocked car. near roanoke, virginia, drivers were met with ice a quarter inch thick. while on long island in new york, trooper frank bemdario has seen this before. a holiday rush and treacherous roads. >> it's just going to be twice as congested, i would assume, and then factor in the weather and the flooding. it's probably going to create a lot of traffic and very slow going. >> we want to thank our tom costello for that report. >>> when you finally get to your destination after you have had all that turkey, then comes, of course, the shopping. some stores taking the unprecedented step to open thanksgiving night, but many americans aren't taking the bait. tracie potts aren't taking that for us. she's live in washington. just how are businesses trying to get people into their stores thanksgiving e

other than that west of garrett county, slight showers south of pittsburgh. western maryland could see hit or miss flurries. for the most part is looks completely dry. the real travel concern will be in the high terrain from garrett county south to central west virginia. down here in the spine of the appalachian. it's slick in garrett county, deep creek lake with a coating. the latest reports out of maryland's most western edge, bush, hey, they're gearing up, getting ready for the winter sports season. in baltimore a little different, just a couple of flurries. a few flakes flying. if you blink, you muscled them. the winds were whipping out toward the key bridge. they will continue to whip this evening. 38 at bwi, bone dry air, breezy conditions, cold. the breeze will come up and nothing more than a passing flurry midday, basically a slow recovery temperature wise. we could end up near 44 but still brisk and breezy conditions doll naight. temperatures through the next hour or two in the purpose 30s but we think quickly falling into the mid-30s. look at the wi

now let's head to tom costello who's in pittsburgh. tom? >> reporter: katy, thank you. here in pittsburgh we've got somewhere in the neighborhood of an inch or 2 on the ground here in terms of snow. we had some freezing rain and also some sleet over the course of the past 24 hours, but at the moment most of that has subsided now. it is, however, very cold. pittsburgh airport not dramatically affected at the moment in terms of delays or cancellations, but we're watching the entire system. expected to see several hundred cancellations today. we've already got somewhere in the neighborhood of 300. and the delays are also expected to build. and of course those crunch airports are the ones we're watching. you talked about new york, we're also watching boston, philadelphia, the washington area, probably also buffalo because they're looking at snow there and then as you stepped further east, chicago and also atlanta. major hub cities. so when you start to see delays out of one airport, ripple effect to the other airports and that could spread. you could see delays in denver, i

. >> once he was the coach of the mighty pittsburgh mallards. a group who went 9-0 in 1964, held every opponent to negative yartdage. still unequalled. >> so tough on us, our gains were easy. >> running back frank miers can look and read about the wins that led to a trip back east for a pop warner national championship game. one play in the shadow of an american moment. >> it began in dallas with the sound of gunfire. >> it's all of us will never forget in our lives. >> president kennedy has been assassinated. the president is dead. >> reporter: with that death an era of american innocence ended the mallards still had a game back east. should they go? >> the more i thought i said hey, this guy was an athlete himself. i think it would be an honor to play a game, win the football and give it to his son. >> jim and his mallards boarded a plane to washington, d.c., they had bought tickets there because they'd planned to tour the sites. president kennedy want toed meet them before the game. instead they joined mourners along the funeral route. >> why

. >> shannon travis, you're down in pittsburgh. what's the situation with flights? many will be flying off tonight or tomorrow. is the airport operating properly? >> reporter: well, piers, just a short while ago i actually got off the phone with an official with the pittsburgh international airport and they said to me that today and right now, actually, all operations are normal, that this is essentially, this rainfall that's happening, this is standard operating procedure. he said they are deicing runways and deicing planes and whatever, but again, that's standard operating procedure. they are looking at tomorrow's forecast. we're expecting for an accumulation of snow overnight tonight into tomorrow, perhaps 5 to 9 inches total, piers. so they said they will be ready for that tomorrow as george just mentioned, obviously, millions of people will be taking to the road tomorrow. aaa estimates that potentially around 39 million people across the country are going to be hitting the roads. so this winterly mess in pittsburgh and across the region, across many parts of th

it has already reached pittsburgh and ohio and pittsburgh is expected to get 8 inches. dusts could be filing and now the form could not have come at a worse time of course one of the busiest times of the year. major airports in new york, philadelphia, and boston are warning travelers to prepare for long delays and these delay also have a ripple affect and that could affect all areas in the bay area. there will be 44 million americans traveling. locally they expect up to 134 passengers. some left early and beat the oncoming storm. one woman waited three hours in albany,new york causing her to miss her connection in new york. >> we could see the plane we were supposed to get to get on so... >> airport parking garages will be at or near parking capacity, it is great to check more on your flight. >>> now detectives were having an add on, on craigslist for 25- year-old suspect of walnut creek, posted the ad and sent graphic photos of himself. >> this may not have been police, it could have been an actual 14-year-old girl but that scares me and i don't want to that to happen.

meanwhile, very next play, big ben, quick strike to emanuel sanders, pittsburgh goes on to victory, 27-11. it was a wild one in kansas city, the 9-1 chiefs hosting the chargers. fourth quarter san diego down four. fill ip rivers finds la darius green and he does the rest. the chargers go on top, 34-31. but back come the chiefses. 1:30 to play. duane bow in the end zone, a 5 yard touchdown. kansas city is back on top, 38-34. there was so much time for rivers. too much time. 30 seconds left, rivers connects with shay, 22 yard touchdown, only of the game. chargers knock off the chiefs 41-38 is your final there. over on college basketball, the last time georgetown and bcu got together, the rams defeated them in the nca tournament in 2011. vcu went on to play in the final four. the two matched up once again, this time in the puerto rico tip-off tournament. first half, georgetown's up by four. but check out this pick and roll. joshua smith with the pick. rolls and flushes. beautiful duck by the big man. great pass by stark. smith had 17 points. second quarter vcu with the one-point lead, smi

back to you. >> tom costello in pittsburgh, thank you so much. the wind has been delaying flights overnight. nbc joins us live from la guardia and updates there. how is this wind playing into passengers's travel plans? >> the traffic picked up here in the past couple of hours, but so far leaving la guardia and getting out has not been a problem. a couple of cancellations and it's not a big deal here when you are trying to get out. there is a lot of wind and so far it's okay. the incoming flights are a different story. an hour or two hours in philly. flight aware said there hundreds of delays across the country and there various airports in a atlan atlanta they may not have bad weather, but they are going to areas that have a problem. the wind is not an issue at the moment. it is expected to die down as the day goes on, but it picks back up again later this afternoon and evening and cause more problems tonight. one problem at one airport can cascade and create a number of problems across other airports. if you are going out today, you are going ou

. >> in the pittsburgh case, the young perpetrator says that race was not an issue. >> was there any all. there was nothing. i'm going to be completely honest. no matter who it was, they would have gotten hit. >> this is is a real economic issue where those who have nothing feel that they have nothing to lose. not only do they get a thrill from doing something so horrific but then they get to watch it and then they get the positive reinforcement of people watching these videos and these kids are finding some sort of immortality by their bad behavior. >> what can be done here? one state legislator is proposing a first of its kind bill to charge kids who play this game as adults and impose sentences up to 25 years. some say the media is compass baiting the problem. but others say parents can use it as a teaching moment. talk to your kids about the images and make a special emphasis on the dangers not only to the victims, but to the perpetrators as well. the young man captured on this now infamous surveillance tape in pittsburgh was released a few months ago from a juvenile detention ce