how has pittsburgh raised the cash?> jeremy waldrop says 5 and a half billion has come in, in the past eight years. >> we have just seen a real influx of funds. it started with our local companies, our local businesses doubling down on downtown pittsburgh and committing to investing in this region. we have melon, u.s. steel, companies like that that call downtown home. the then you couple that with foreign investment. >> google's making a major investment in pittsburgh expanding its operation here the mayor says invest in arts, culture and people, and the big name companies will follow and bring with them well-paying jobs. >> google's example is one of many. microsoft, intel, disney all wanting to make a home in pittsburgh. companies realize it's because of the strategic advantage we have, which is talent. >> john terrett,a al jazeera, pittsburgh, pa. >> a professor at the university of pittsburgh and at the innovation practice institute. michael joins me from pittsburgh. michael, i don't want to give you a big head abo

that brings us to pittsburgh. today steel is being replaced by high-tech industry, medicine and money, and pittsburgh is now a financial hub. john is there, and what message do they have in the steel city for their counterparts in the motor city. >> i tell what you, del, they're talking in detroit. and he has regular conversations with the administrator there. and his message is keep the people happy. keep the arts and the culture going, and everything else will fall behind that. pittsburgh's past, the beautiful venting chimneys here, from the old steel mill, this is a large shopping mall, very successful and lots of people come here over the weekend. and this was built on the site of an old steel mill. the question is can detroit learn from what pittsburgh has learned in the last 30 or 40 years? we tried to find out and here's my report. >> welcome to pittsburgh, the former island steel capital of the world. the city, known for its bridges, is today home to medical centers and high-tech industries. pittsburgh's m

but how has pittsburgh raised the cash? jeremy says 5 1/2 billion has come in in the past eight years. >> we are just seen a real influx of funds and it started with our local companies. our local businesses. doubling down on downtown pittsburgh, and committing to investing in this region. companies like that, that still call downtown home, then you couple that with foreign investment. >> google is making a major investment in pittsburgh, expanding the operation here. mayor says invest in arts culture and people, and the big name companies will follow, and bring with them well paying jobs. googles example is one of many, in companies realize it's because of the strategic advantage we have. which is talent. still ahead, untilled promise in the lower 9th ward, years after it was devastated by hurricane katrina. welcome back to al jazeera america. seven in ukraine's east, prorussian separatist said they shot down a military helicopter killing more than a dozen passengers onboard. nigeria president vowing to launch a total war

how has pittsburgh raised the cash? five and a half billion's coming in just the past eight years. >> we've seen a real influx of funds, local businesses doubling down on downtown pittsburgh and committing to investing in this region. u.s. steel still calls downtown home. you couple that with foreign investment. >> google's making a major investment, expanding its operation here. the mayor says invest in art, culture and people, and the big name companies will follow, and bring with them well paying jobs. >> google's example is one of many. microsoft, in tell, disney all wanting to make a home in pittsburgh and company's realize it's because of the strategic advantage we have, which is talent. >> the mayor is such a wonderful champion for his city. he told me years ago when those great entrepreneurs like melon and carnegie were here, people putting their backs into the steel industry. today, people come looking for the brains the people have in pittsburgh. >> i still have my grandfather's pen from when he used to work i

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welcome to pittsburgh, the former iron and steele capital.s a center for financial services companies, medical centers and high-tech industries. pittsburgh's mayor it said had to be flexible to survive when the steel industry left the up to. >> you can bomb, tear, burn a city or tear its economic heart out. as long as you invest in the people, it will come back. the mayor talked with detroit about recovery. >> reporter: motor city needs $2-3 billion to clear blight, earmarking $400 million. unlike detroit pittsburgh never anticipated federal government cash. it took 30 years to come back from when giant factories like this dominated the city. only the old stacks from the u.s. steel homestead work stand in honour of a once-great industry that employed tens of thousands. the city raised $300,000 to develop the mall which is on the site, carrying all the names. how has pittsburgh raised the cash. >> jeremy walled rop says $5.5 bill won came in in the past eight years. >> we have seek a real influx of funds and it started with the local companies

what are the prospects for pittsburgh? >> we are going to do well.are not having the best run we want to have. it is early. we are to perform at a high level. >> your haircut has attracted a lot of attention. i don't think dreadlocks have been more popular in baseball. tell us about your brand. it is really something i just started in the minor leagues. the way i started him of the way i couldn't find a barber. i don't like people just cutting my hair. i like to go to someone who has been doing it. i couldn't find one. barber inldn't find a north carolina? >> no i couldn't. i didn't know a career that well. i didn't want to get lost. i just like to do it on my own. mother, did find one, i had an afro. thought, i'm going to grow it out and see where it goes. that is how it ended up how it is. >> this is not only your signature now, doesn't mean you can't cut your hair? >> i guess so. this is what makes me andrew. this makes me unique. i have commercials talking about my hair. everyone wearing dreads -- dreadlocks. it is one of those things where i gue

in pittsburgh, in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, where the director of the health care system up there knew that there the water lla inside system that led to the death of at least six veterans, they knew it for a year that person got a $63,000 presidential bonus. it is easier to get rewarded at v.a. than it is to be disciplined. and that is why i urge my senator from florida. mr. rubio: i ask unanimous consent the quorum call be suspended. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. rubio: thank you, madam president. i'm here on the floor today to talk about an issue that has received a tremendous amount of attention, and rightfully so, over the last few weeks and it's the outrage of what's happening at the veterans administration. let me start at the outset by saying that while certainly people need to be held accountable to this, this should not be and really is not a partisan issue. i think we all have a deep commitment to service -- helping our veterans, the men and women who spend time away from their families and put their lives on the line to defend this country, to whom we make s

it is a new and integrated approach that made the pittsburgh case possible. as part of the creation of the niscus we brought prosecutors from wisconsin, new york, from georgia to help nsd build the case. we partnered with the western district of pennsylvania where the victims were repeatedly hit. we worked with offices across the fbi are from california to oregon to oklahoma and back here in d.c. our team thought creatively, worked collaboratively and explored all available options for stopping this activity. that is how we were able to indict five members of the third department of the people's liberation army or 3-pla and unit 61398. these men stand accused of cyber intrusions targeting a range of u.s. industries. the indictment alleges specific actions on specific days by specific actors to use computers to steal information from across the economy. it alleges that while the men and women of our american businesses spent their days innovating, creating, and developing strategies to compete in the global marketplace that these members of unit 61398 were spe

it begins in pittsburgh july 29th. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> should we avoid deadly droids? that's the subject of tonight's -- >> "red eye" debate, 2014, live from the" red eye" debate center. >> welcome to tonight's "red eye debate live from the" red eye" debate center. i'm tom shillue. two people are supposed to

the pittsburgh one you mentioned, the west pack oil terminal that would wring in crude by rail, ship and pipeline and there is another, the valero refinery wants to build its own rail terminal. meanwhile, kinder morgan is bringing in crude by rail. the concerns come down to safety, the accidents that you've mentioned and this isn't just in the cities where the terminals are but going back up the tracks to where the oil comes from. >> why is there so much more oil being transported now, tom? >> because fracking especially. there is a new supply of oil in the united states, which has a ready market in the united states, in canada and overseas and so much available. the trouble is where it's coming from is not rich in pipelines the way that the coasts are and various parts of the south are. as a result, if you sell the soil, you have to transport it. since it costs billions of dollars to build a pipeline, what do you do? you figure the alternative. trains are a good alternative. one car holds 30,000 gallons of crude oil. that's a lot of oil. put 100 cars together and you got something t

and again, we saw this at the top of the pittsburgh v.a. system where they also were complicit in withholding information from patients, doctors and the media. i suspect it play taken place in other places as well. where they put pressure on employees and if it led to information not getting out or patients not getting the care they needed, this is where the justice department needs to investigate. >>> it should be an investigation and these hearings will be held this week. meanwhile on this horrific shooting in california. this young man, 22-year-old elliot rodger. the lawyer called police about this young man and his disturbances. what are your thoughts? you've introduced the helping families with mental crisis act. it is so tragic. >> it is. and here we have a situation where parents tried get to help. they notified the police. i'm wondering why someone did not notify the university of santa barbara. why the psychotherapyist supposedly this young man was seeing a psychologist or therapist. there is a case which requires psychologists and

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hospital in pittsburgh. what are you learn something. >> this is a hospital that's been in trouble before. late last night we learned that 700 veterans are on a wait list there, wait foring for care, so since 2012. they are now being rushed to get appointments, but it's part of this bigger widening scandal. i want to bring you up to date with what happened at this hospital. at 2011-2012, there was legionella bacteria running through the water system in this hospital. they didn't have enough disinfect ant in the water. management nknew, didn't tell anyone, the staff or patients. five veterans actually contracted legionnaires' disease and died. accountability? the people in charge were given bonuses. the v.a. never talked to us about the legionnaires' outbreak. it's just part of the problems we've been uncovering. >> the more you hear the more horrible it becomes. drew, stand by for a moment. i want to bring in republican congressman tim murphy of pennsylvania. he's called an veks into the pittsburgh v.a. repu

now as a result, pittsburgh has the target of state encroachments. united states steel, the largest in the u.s., westinghouse, one of the leading developers of nuclear technology. the largest aluminum company in the united states. llegheny technologies, a large integrated specialty metals company headquartered in pittsburgh. d steelworkers union, largest union in north america and solar world, a manufacturing company. these victims are tired of being raided. for their ant overnment to take a stand against criminals who infiltrate and exploit their computer networks. our domestic corporations struggle to compete with china on the pricing of steel and goods. our competitive advantage has een to engineer superior, stronger, and more advanced country such as oil tubular goods and seamless standard line pipes. these initiatives costs billions of dollars in capital and costs.h and development and these computer intrusions this the theft of technology and blunt our ability to compete. computer e of these intrusions by the chinese steel y, u.s. steel, the wo

as you know, pittsburgh has long been preeminent and home to organized labor. as a result, pittsburgh has become the target of state-sponsored cyber intrusions. the organizations targeted by the chinese defendants named in the indictment are united states steel, the largest till company in the united states, westinghouse, one of the world's leading developers of nuclear power technology, alcoa, the largest aluminum company in the united states, allegheny technologies, a large integrated specialty metals company headquartered in pittsburgh and with united steelworkers union, the largest industrial union in north america and solar world, a leading solar products manufacturing company. these victims are tired of being rated -- raided. it's important for their government to take a stand against criminals who infiltrate and exploit their computer networks. some of the malicious activity described in the indictment appears designed to benefit the chinese owned steel industry. our domestic corporations struggle to compete with china on the pricing of steel and other g

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. >>> plus, is it really philadelphia and pittsburgh with alabama in the middle? tdr 50 pivots to pennsylvania this week with none other than chris matthews, who will give us his version of the lay of the land of the keystone state. >>> good morning from washington. it's tuesday, may 27th, 2014. this is "the daily rundown," your campaign 2014 headquarters. let's get right to my first read of the morning. it's tuesday, so you know what that means, somebody is voting somewhere. we begin with that somewhere in texas. the runoff election in texas which could end the political careers of two of the state's most famous names and which some establishment republicans fear will drive the state gop to the right, perhaps too far to the right. if democrats can figure out a way to turn texas blue in a race in 2016, 2018 or 2020, some democrats believe they'll look back on today's runoff for the state's number two job as the turning point in making that happen. nationally the tea party has been taking it on the chin from the establishment, that's not been the case in texas. the

in pittsburgh, in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, where the director of the health care system up there knew that there the water lla inside system that led to the death of at least six veterans, they knew it for a year that person got a $63,000 presidential bonus. it is easier to get rewarded at v.a. than it is to be disciplined. and that is why i urge my colleagues to vote in favor of h.r. 4031 and i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 4031? those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are uh suspended, the bill is passed -- the gentleman from florida. mr. miller: i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those in favor of taking the vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing. a sufficient number having risen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this atter will be postponed. the chair lays before the house an enrolled

well, in pittsburgh, we know there have been other problems. six patients at the v.a. hospital died and more than 20 others became sick after an outbreak of legio legionnaires disease. patients in the pittsburgh facility were quept in the dark about what was going on and it took cbs news to bring this to the light of day. cbs concluded that an internal memo shows that a top doctor knew that legionella could potentially be in the hospital's water system and he recommended the use of bottled water. though staff members were told to test patients for legionnai legionnaire's decease, therlegio evidence that patients or their families were informed of management's concerns about a potential outbreak. they were kept in the dark. it's scandals like this and a rampant lack of accountability that have prompted people like senator mark corubio from florida to introduce legislation that would give the v.a. secretary more authority to fire and discipline senior officials for abuses and failures on the job. i think that's a smart move, and i'm proud to cosponsor that bill, because

pittsburgh ties it with a 3-0 victory. talltalladega made famous by ricky bobbie.e has no where to go and finishes 29th. we see another wreck. great news for denny hamlin. no one can pass the leader under the flag. coming up, more from stuff curry and what next year's team might look like. stick around. it should be interesting. the players you can tay to the media. we will get a team's view on whether he should stay or go. >> thank you, shu. >>> still to come, the power play over the clippers. who is in charge now and why the sterling family doesn't president what to let go. and a party out of control. thousands show up and cause thousands in damage. who may be behind the chaos. and your last chance to celebrate at candlestick park. abc7 news at 11:00 will return after a quick break. i'm ama dates. in tonight's headlines, a stunt pilot died after his plane plunged into the ground during a show. they identified him as eddie andrini of half moon bay. he is described as a pilot and investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. >>> dublin police shot and kil

pittsburgh ties it with a 3-0 victory. talltalladega made famous by ricky bobbie. he has no where to go and finishes 29th. we see another wreck. great news for denny hamlin. no one can pass the leader under the flag. coming up, more from stuff curry and what next year's team might look like. stick around. it should be interesting. the players you can tay to the media. we will get a team's view on whether he should stay or go. >> thank you, shu. >>> still to come, the power play over the clippers. who is in charge now and why the sterling family doesn't president what to let go. and a party out of control. thousands show up and cause thousands in damage. who may be behind the chaos. and your last chance to celebrate at candlestick park. abc7 news at 11:00 will return after a quick break. i'm ama dates. in tonight's headlines, a stunt pilot died after his plane plunged into the ground during a show. they identified him as eddie andrini of half moon bay. he is described as a pilot and investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. >>> dublin police shot and k

pittsburgh, the home of fred rogers. did you know that, ken? lincecum, 1st inning, hi gave up a double to starling marte. he gave up four runs in four innings. e.r.a. is 5.55. >> not a wonderful day in the neighborhood. >> no, not at all. [ laughter ] pirates won 4-3. you are the king. frustrating night for the earthquakes versus colorado. missed opportunity number one. missed opportunity number two. and then, hank plant loves great passing, but not when you can't seal the deal. the game ends on a scoreless tie. san jose still has just one win this year. former football coach bob laddeser in the sports hall of fame tonight. the headliner, former as skipper tony lerusa who still fumes about the one that got away. >> i really am not happy at all with the way i managed those two world series. that is something that will haunt me forever. >> remember going to cincinnati and they were favored to win that and they got swept in four games to the cincinnati reds. >> johnny bench days? >> well past johnny bench. but they did beat the san let's face it,

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there's pittsburgh with the showers and storms.ould be relatively dry during the daylight hours from new york city, philadelphia, boston, all the way down to i-95. it's very warm in the middle of the country. look at that, it's 73 to start your money in kansas city. windy conditions very dry in the plains. and chance for fires and thunderstorms. i do not expect, thomas, tornado outbreaks for the next couple of days just strong storms. >> okay. bills thanks for that. >>> coming up on the top of the hour, "morning joe," a race that determines who controls the senate, kate hagan has a challenger in north carolina. who is thom tillis? does he have a chance to tip the balance. and steven colbert weighs in on rand paul's big debates over the weekend. that and much more. stick around. scott: hello! nbr: scott - we're concerned. you just fed your lawn earlier this spring and now you're at it again. scott: (chuckles) indeed, a crucial late spring feeding helps defend the grass against the summer heat to come. nbr: we knew that - right guys?

pittsburgh high school in pittsburgh, 26 miles an hour. at alameda college, only 58 with a 28 miles per hour wind gust. all of this associated with the front. there is activity on the radar to our north. kpix 5 high def doppler is tracking that rain several hours to our north. there may be a sprinkle or two in the north bay, and is it. wear adding to our snow pack actually. there is a weather advisory lunchtime tomorrow above 6,000 feet elevation. we could see 4 inches of new snowfall. better late than never. it is may 5th, so it is really late. but, we have an area of low pressure moving down to the north. it will be a near miss when it comes to rainfall. but we have the wind t cloud cover, and the cooler temperatures. for the most part, that will stick around again tomorrow. rain stays to our north. we will be about to 10 degrees cooler away trouble makers the water. then high pressure begins to move back in. this will take about five days before i will call our weather warm again. but the process begins tomorrow. temperatures will slowl

pittsburgh's starling marte smacks ball off the right field fence.to third base misses the mark and marte comes home, but he's called out at the plate. under new video review rules the umpires reversed the call, meaning marte is safe at home and the pirates win, 2-1. >>> when we return, infamous intern monica lewinsky resurfaces. >>> and new video of the teenage stowaway as he exits the trip in a five-hour wheel well. >> announcer: sports brought to you by touch of grey moustache and beard. get the look you want with touch of grey moustache and beard. you want with touch of beard. sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. let's have a look. for hollywood's biggest stars. who's it for? it's for becky. she must be important. oh, she is. now, he designs... for the star in your life. becky, will you marry me? yes. neil lane bridal. uniq

in pittsburgh, in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, where the director of the health care system up there knew that there the water lla inside system that led to the death of at least six veterans, they knew it for a year that person got a $63,000 presidential bonus. it is easier to get rewarded at v.a. than it is to be disciplined. and that is why i urge my colleagues to vote in favor the supreme court. that is what i chose to write about. the new york times called it a stunningly intimate story. i wanted to know, what would it feel like. one which was high profile and controversial. what was the judge thinking? the judge, as it turns out, turned out himself to be gay. what does it feel like? what i wanted to convey was come what does it feel like to want something everybody else has and be told you cannot have it? >> from the first attempts to the supremeght to court decision to strike down thedefense of marriage act, new civil rights movement. on afterwards. part of three days of the tv this holiday weekend on c-span2. and our book club selection is back."ls you joined other readers in the

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one is still in pittsburgh pirates organization.ially for some one who loves baseball as much as i do, the fact that the two kids can at age of 17 having never touched a baseball, in the space of ten months, be, be good enough to qualify for a major league baseball team, was, was, inspiring to me. but also, heartbreaking because all i wanted to do was be a baseball player when i was 18 years old. no, no, no. you've don't have the talent. that the kids do. >> jimmy: we have a clip here. don't think this needs to be set up. take a look. >> jimmy: you said you couldn't sing. >> wow. >> jimmy: mr. and mrs. clark. >> carolyn and ernie clark are going to get a very special phone call. >> jimmy: this is the clip that we were actually looking for. you can deliver major league baseball its first indian ball player that is a billion new fans. what do a billion new fans need? a billion hats? a billion t-shirts. >> you want to set this up like it is a talent contest? >> exactly. that will expose maximum tal not to press. we find them. bring the

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in pittsburgh, in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, where the director of the health care system up there knew that there the water lla inside system that led to the death of at least six veterans, they knew it for a year that person got a $63,000 presidential bonus. it is easier to get rewarded at v.a. than it is to be disciplined. and that is why i urge my colleagues to vote in favor what i am trying to say is that fraud kills. nonpartisan. we have to do something about it. we do not have unlimited budgets. money is wasted on a building that will never be used. that could have helped people in the united states. he keep seeing this again and again. i'm very proud to work for this administration. i think it is important to realize that i was appointed by the president. it is important that the people see that the government does care. there are a lot of people who care about wasting money. >> john sopko on his role as inspector general. sunday night at 8:00 on c-span q&a.

real indians into pittsburgh pirates doesn't -- >> jimmy: doesn't flow.got real pirates made them into pittsburgh pirates a sequel to the movie. >> part two, exactly. >> jimmy: the big setup you guys have for the premiere of this movie has been tormenting me. >> it sure has. i've lived in l.a. almost 20 years now. every time they close down hollywood boulevard for something it's like -- it's so annoying. >> jimmy: that's not why it was tormenting me. i see the mound out there. i go oh, it would be fun to go out there and play baseball. >> did you go try it? >> jimmy: no, i didn't go -- it's crazy out there. but it's the sort of thing that makes you think oh, boy, i wish i realize the how lucky i was as a kid. you played sports in high school? >> i did. i swam. and i also played baseball and football. those were my sports back in high school. that was many, many, almost 25 years ago. >> jimmy: what position did you play baseballwise? >> i played catcher. >> jimmy: i played catcher too. >> we're built so similarly. classic catcher's bodies. >> jimmy: i play

day to respond to brush fires and wildfires like the ones that we've already seen breaking out in pittsburgh and marin. a scary thought considering a massive wildfire while require massive amounts of water right in the middle of the drought. >> a lot of our ponds in the cities are bone dry. they're not going to be able to get water out of those things. in fact, the area above canyon vista and the east side of san jose has basically an area that's similar to what happened in oakland hills so we get a wildfire in that area we may be in for a week or two campaign fire. >> fire officials are urging everyone to be proactive by clearing 100 feet of space around their homes and being ready to evacuate if things get started. >>> in the south bay, this runway at the san jose airport is open, but this is what it looked like last night as it was closed because of an emergency landing. a small plane had mechanical trouble around 8:30 last night. reportedly the nose gear collapsed forcing a rough landing. the plane had three people on board. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> today berkeley school and poli

i'm actually going to pittsburgh.. >> seth: oh, great. [ cheers and applause ] >> that should be fun. you guys should come. i mean, he's not kidding. it's going to be fun. especially like hour six, hour seven when we really get the like, swirl going. because the funny thing about freckles is they kind of -- you start seeing like patterns that you didn't see before when you get enough people going. >> seth: oh, it's like a magic eye. >> it's like a magic eye. you see depth. it's really fun. it's going to be really fun. and it's one block, you guys. it's only one block. [ laughter ] get some chairs. >> seth: celebrate freckles. >> celebrate. >> seth: honor them. >> they've had a hard enough time. [ laughter ] but no, i'm going to pittsburgh, and i'll be at the cardinals/pirates game on sunday night. >> seth: oh, that's right. that's this weekend on espn. >> on espn. >> seth: well, we have a clip from the film. let's take a look at "million-dollar arm." >> check this out. all right, hold on. i'll call you back. what? how

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nortonberg, chancellor of the university of pittsburgh. which includes regional campuses in the pennsylvania fth congressional district and -- in titusville. he will step down at 19 years as chancellor but will remain at the university that he has served for over 37 years. during the chancellor's tenure, the university experienced tremendous growth. annual applications for dmission climbed from 7,825 to 27,626. overall, enrollments have steadily increased. average s.a.t. scores for incoming students are now 185 points higher. and the university continues to expand and to modernize. today the university of pittsburgh is ranked nationally and competing for the best students in the region, the country, and the world. chancellor nortonberg joined the faculty of pitt school of law in 1977. eventually serving as dean and interim provost of the university. in 1995 he was elected interim chancellor by the university's board of trustees, and in 1996 he was elected chancellor. through his vision and leadership, the university of pittsburgh now has a