[ laughter and applause ] >> seth: we have -- my father's from pittsburgh. you're from pittsburgh.e -- >> did you stay there at all, seth? >> seth: when i was real young, i lived there for a little bit, but my dad says you can never leave pittsburgh. is that true for you as well? >> yeah, i met your father that night at the -- we were at the french embassy. imagine that. two pittsburgh mooks were standing at the french embassy. and you'd just killed at that presidential dinner, and -- i could hear right away as soon as your father opened his mouth, i said that cat is from east liberty or something. >> seth: yeah, when my dad meets other people from pittsburgh, he just starts talking and his pittsburgh accent comes back to him. >> well, i don't know what your dad said, but here's what pittsburgh is to me. it was the least full of it city i've ever been in my life. it did not abide well if you were full of yourself. so, it always keeps you grounded. you know when you're in some of these showbiz meetings and people are going on and on about the arc of a character and they're doing a d

>> pittsburgh historically has been a union town. america was built by workers who over time through a lot of struggle got the right to bargain collectively. i don't think it's an exaggeration to say the middle class was built in part because unions were able to negotiate weekends and overtime and benefits, things that now non-union workers take for granted. well, you got those because unions were out there fighting for you for a very long time. now it's no secret that unions have been back on their heels for the past couple of decades. part of that is the globalization of the economy. companies say we can move anywhere now that supply chains are dictated more by technology, you know, cost of transportation has dropped, and that has given unions less leverage. and so only a small percentage of private sector jobs now are unioniz unionized. i would continue to argue that we should do everything we can to strengthen unions in this country. unions have to be flexible. unions have to recognize that if you are working for a company, that

now watching the area of rain moving into eastern ohio, into the pittsburgh area, and see if we have anything else developing later on. we will have, i should say, lingering clouds around, as you see, most of the lightning and thunder has pulled away, but we do have lingering showers, so you may need little swipe of the windshield wipers specially if you're down in sussex county delaware right nowment under slight risk every thunderstorms to the south of us, later today, when the rain of the race comes through, all part of the colds front which will cool us off for the weekend, and also give us more comfortable humidity levels, eventually, 73 right now, relative humidity still up there, southerly breeze at 3 miles an hour, other temperatures to look at, 68 degrees atlantic city, 64 mount pocono, 72 wilmington, so for the most part the rain has cooled us off quite a bit. so, instead of the 90s today, it is the lower 80s, 81 degrees, for high temperature today. not whole lot of sunshine today. 64 degrees tonight, so more comfortable night. maybe able to throw the windows open, and enjo

clear out to pittsburgh. in the east, lots of sunshine. not that humid, either.eratures this morning are comfortable. 64 degrees in

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the president visited pittsburgh do showcase a workshop chain called tech shop. it's like a lending library for those who need high-end instruments to jump start their business. the tour was designed to draw attention to president owe because ma's plan to make more government technology and assets available tore private sector. >> it will allow them to design their own ideas, create prototypes, put them out to market. >> from pittsburgh the president flew to new york for a fund-raiser for the democratic national committee. >>> a washington, d.c.-based group takes its scare tour from philadelphia to allentown today. fix our bridges is showing people the dangers of crumbling infrastructures. the organization is traveling through pennsylvania with this damaged school bus hoping to force congress to come up with more federal funding. the tour continues across state this week with stops in harrisburg, altoona and pittsburgh. >>> do you drive the pennsylvania turnpike? get ready to pay more for the seventh year in a row the commission approved a 5% increase that will t

. >> fire investigators in pittsburgh unloaded boxes of illegal fireworks. 2500 pound in all. street value about 8 80,000 dollars. many are commercial grade. >> that means out of to have a license to sell and use these. you may see some of these at actual fireworks show. >>reporter: pittsburgh police arrested 30-year-old about woman of indiana 22-year-old from richmond and 26-year-old medina of oakley. investigators say they tracked them down through craigslist where the men listed the fireworks for say. tell wherever you turn you can see them in the air. >>reporter: relief to many pittsburgh residents more people bridge legal fireworks to the neighborhood. this was scene last year. firefighters put out fire after fire as illegal fireworks exploded above them. the situation was especially bad in pittsburgh park side neighborhood where one man was blind entered one eye after fireworks accident. >> didn't seam like it was lit. so when he if wept to good look the thing went off and he fell on the ground. >>reporter: yet despite the fairs and injuries that come with illegal firewo

pittsburgh, the president visited pittsburgh. that is in your district. you make of this? >> he is talking about the i was in the long run yesterday, stuart. we were talking about our whole country protection act. i think it is time for america to stop pushing back on these things. what we start causing a loss of jobs, there is something wrong. i will say one thing, i just wish the next two years he would just keep his hands off things. stuart: you have a large majority in the house of representatives. obviously, you want to do something about these new rules on call. what can you do? he is issuing executive authority to do what he is doing. >> that is exactly right. it will be by camera also. just do not touch anything. run the traps on this first. you have to hold back on these rules. it will affect the lower income people. do not touch it. we have test running on it. just hold off until we run the traps. let's make sure we do not have these unintended consequences that make it so tough. >> i have another element here. i have to bring this up. the irs h

pittsburgh has 26,000 students. they estimate it needs $250 million endowment to honor the promises and the university of pittsburgh medical center pledged a hundred million dollars and considers the money an investment. >> they are becoming nurses, doctors, hr professionals, finance professionals, all things needed. >> hundreds of scholars are hired by the companys that helped to pay for the college tuition, and pittsburgh relies on the generosity of the middle class people and not the super rich. some of the programs are struggling because of the fund development needs. >> professor miller adams wrote a book about the kalamazoo promise and it is still too early to tell if the e peerment is changing the economy. in 2012, almost a quarter of graduates were eligible for the kalamazoo promise scholarships didn't use them and many of the people in kalamazoo are convinced the the economic boost is coming around the ten year mark when the students are returning home as professionals with a job and an in addition -- missi

couple of showers out by pittsburgh.t doesn't look like it's going to be an issue for us until late tonight. 67 degrees in philadelphia right now, 67 in allentown, 65 in wilmington, 62 in trenton and we're holding 70's close to the coast at this early hour. and as we go through the day it is going to be another oney warm one. 72 degrees by 9 o'clock, 80 by noon. 84 degrees by 3:00 with a high of 85 degrees. we'll probably hit this around 4 o'clock and then drop back to 82 by 6 o'clock. it may feel a bit more humid through the day but still not too bad. you can get out there and get done whatever it is you need to get done. tomorrow it gets even more humid, though and there's a better chance of those showers and maybe even a drenching thunderstorm. karen rogers when i come back in a second, we'll talk more about that. >> sounds good to me, dave. let's head out to i-95 right now looking live nearly a gain. the construction here is clear. it was a little slow from the betsy ross bridge to approaching allegheny. you can see

we'll have more organized showers in pittsburgh that will hit us in the afternoon hours. 70 in allentownmillville. very humid, lots of clouds. 9:00 a.m., 77 degrees, a pursue peeks of sunshine mixing with clouds. noon, 82, a shower in one or two spots. 3:00 p.m., 83 degrees, more showers pulling through. 6:00 p.m., 77 at that point we get the front that sweep through that sets us up for a big change in the weather details in the seven-day forecast coming up. a change is a good thing, matt. >> reporter: we like the change, but the eastbound lanes of 422 is blocked because of an accident at keim street. coming out of the berks county heading toward pottstown, stay local on high street or use 724 as an easy alternate. 422 eastbound blocked off because of that crash. up up and away in the lehigh valley there's a southbound crash on 33 approaching william penn highway. one on the northeast philadelphia bucks county border, one on one on the crown way. there's a bad crash reportedly someone entrapped in the wreckage at horsham road and norristown road, stay on welsh road as the easy alternate.

it was bought from india between $6 and $8 but going to be sold here on the streets of pittsburgh for $800. contra costa county found the sellers through craig list and set up a meeting. they arrested three men on fireworks charges 26-year-old ivan medina and 30-year-old luis medina from indiana. >> the sad part, the scratch is a drop in the bucket compared. >> reporter: the sellers began to yank on craigslist, and that's exactly what firefighters and police want. >> we want to remind people, we're in the drought, it is going to be a really bad fire season. fireworks are clearly much smaller than yesterday. they are labeled, but again, only in a dozen bay area cities. we'll provide a link. live from oakland hills, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. >>> a warrant is out for a bay area man at the center of a prostitution and money laundering investigation. on wednesday, we showed you this raid of the mountain view home of erica murrow, later released on $500,000 bond. he was going to show up for a scheduled court appearance this morning. he's accused of running

jun 3rd, i'm throwing out a pitch in pittsburgh pnc park, for my team, pittsburgh pirates who i've followed's going to happen when i told my friends everybody started to make fun of me, i have a terrible arm. i thought, before i go and do this, let's all practice, like the entire office, let's measure it out, home plate to the pitcher's mound is 664 feet. we measured it out. we'll use this as a plate. >> okay. >> set this. measured from like right here. >> oh, oh. >> throw from way down here. i'll catch. you don't have to whip it. just throw it. >> where do you to throw it. >> this isn't even 60.6. >> here we go. oh, wow! >> i got it far enough. >> can i throw an apple? >> throw an apple. >> oh! that would have made it. >> all right. here we go. >> come on. >> it was right on the ground. >> i'll take it. >> that was loaded. that was loaded. >> oh, boy. that was 50 cent. >> come on, you can do it. >> yeah. >> pretty good. pretty good. >> that's our show. we'll see you next time. safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to sa

born in pittsburgh. his family moved from pennsylvania when he was just 11 years old. still a huge pittsburgh sports fan. >> like furyk. >> yep. >> jim furyk won the u.s. open. jim furyk and at torrey pines had his day in the sun there. >> roger, you can see it's going to go left to right. >> yeah, it's an uphill putt. i mean, this is pretty much the angle you want to putt from. this is not a hard putt, john. >> no, it isn't. and, you know, makes a 72 under the circumstances, a pretty good darn round. with all the spot light on you. you had a big lead. you really only had one -- had two bad tee shots. especially number 4, remember, in the left trees. and he had one other pulled hook. >> this is for a five-shot 54-hole lead in the u.s. open. man, that's a good way to say good night at pinehurst no. 2. birdie the 18th, plus 8 under. so it will be martin kaymer at 8 under, with rickie fowler at 3 under. martin kaymer played the entire weekend at the players championship with jordan spieth. he was the favorite. everybody was roaring for jordan spieth. they're going to be l

yes pittsburgh is in there. brentwood. 60s for others. including 65 lafayette. not much of a breeze here. there won't be much of a breeze. if there is one, it probably won't be a favorable one. clear skies. position is down yonder. 47 up in tahoe. 66 reno. 64 for ukiah. they will probably be 102 today. by far high pressure will settle in today and back off a little bit. sunshine the hottest day will be today. high pressure builds in. that will take us into the 90s to 100s inland. 70s and 80s around the bay. up we go today is the hottest day by far. it will be really nice by the coast if you have that monday bug. pam. >> head to the beach. >> 102 livermore. 102 antioch. it will be 90s to 100s for many. today is the day. we have a little holiday coming up end of the week. it looks like the fog will be back by then. 60 ann 70s and 80 -- 60s and 70s and 10:s. i think temperatures drop pretty good. we will take that into the rest of the week. >> all right, thank you. >>> today yosemite celebrating its 150th birthday. on june 30th, 1864 president abraham lincoln signe

in december of 2012, an investigation by this committee revealed a legionella outbreak in pittsburgh that led to at least 60 deaths. nevertheless, the director there, gary wolf, received a perfect review, and the one who oversaw pittsburgh at the time collected a $63,000 bonus. to the average american, $63,000 is considered to be a competitive annual salary, not a bonus. the medical center director in dayton, ohio received a nearly $12,000 bonus despite an open investigation into veterans' exposure to hepatitis b and c under his watch. the director at the atlanta va medical center who oversaw several deaths received $55,000 in bonuses over his four years there. the officer in waco, texas received over $53,000 in bonuses. while under his tenure, the waco average disability claims' processing time multiplied to inexcusable levels. unfortunately, i could go on and on. these are not the only instances of those charged with managing va programs and health care facilities failing far below short of the quality that veterans and their families deserve. so in short, there are far too many ex

chicago cubs lose for nothing and dropped three of four and pittsburgh.'ll not get a behind- the-scenes look at the bears this training camp. >> the bears said that did not want to be on the show but they did meet the criteria. you will get to see the former bears 7 hestehester in atlanta. >> the host country and croatia are tied in the 69th minute. a fall in the penalty box. a replay clearly shows the brazilian player took a dive. the brazilian player took a dive. >>e. mereh x ta.at it is going to keep getting better. about six-7:00. as when we expect around of showers. until then you have a nice looking weekend. a cray looking start. could not find a cloud anywhere on the chicago area. it is possible we might see a cloud patch or to develop tomorrow afternoon. >> the hair still falling at a little bit short. we're going to get a taste of that about the middle of next week. in the seventh day forecast i just put in 90 and for one of the days. i will not tell you which one. >> this is very heavy rain. leaving north in new york state. in fact these skills

this polling place in pittsburgh was empty. even free pot was enough to entice a whole lot of voters, at least 20 san jose dispensaries were offering free or discounted marijuana. part of a weed for votes program. >>> no surprises in the governor's race. none. jerry brown coasted to the general election. he will face republican neel kashkari or tim donnelly. >> i just have to say that california has come a long way in the last few years. >> leland yee dropped out of the race for secretary of state, but his name was still on the ballot. pete peterson and alex pedia will face off in november. but in third place, there is yee with 200,000 votes and counting. he was in the race until this happened. he was arrested on gun and smuggling charges. >>> things don't look good right now for a former assemblywoman mary hayashi. she is running third in her senate race behind bob wieckowski or peter kuo. she won't make it to november. she was caught shoplifting back in 2011. wieckowski used this video as part of his campaign. he even set up

harry smith, nbc news, south pittsburgh, tennessee. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. brian williams will be here tomorrow. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. from all of us here at nbc news, new york. from all of us here at nbc news, good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> pride filled streets, rainbow flags and a lot of love in the bay area. more than 100,000 people lined the streets of downtown san francisco for the pride parade. taking a look at the celebrations. they are still going on. big day and beautiful weather for it. good evening the to you. >> gay pride parade stepped up around the nations today. one of the biggest in san francisco. the streets packed for the city's 44th annual parade. the crowd for the parade alone estimated to be more than 100,000 people. christie smith join us livem

she called him and he called the pittsburgh and columbus greyhound bus station. he tried to convince the supervisor to contact the bus driver to tell him to put his phone away. but chris says he got the runaround. >> he said that they don't have any way of doing that. and you know i said you can call the phone that he's text messaging on. there's ways to get ahold of him. he said -- well, we don't want to upset him. and he might become more distracted. >> greyhound released a statement saying -- investigates. n seattle is accused >> greyhound says the bus driver remains on leave while the company selects. >>> a doctor in seattle is accused of sending sexually explicit messages from the operating room. dr. arthur zilberstein has been trying to avoid reporters at his home and at work he allegedly sent text messages and inappropriate pictures when he was supposed to provide anesthesia. during a surgery he allegedly sent 45 messages to a patient -- messages to a patient. >>> even a wildfire is no match for a couple's wedding plans. the wedding near bend, oregon was t

mid and upper 80s in pittsburgh and antioch. 83 in san ramon.ig weekend for the pride festivities. with plenty of 60s today. through the middle of the afternoon. in the city, and then by the evening, a light breeze, the fog will be back tonight and tomorrow it won't last too long, we'll still see the numbers cool at the coast. upper 70s inland. mid 90s for the warming trend, getting under way inland and by monday, excessive heat, watch out out there. with everything so, so dry and finally we're going to cool off to more seasonal readings by the end of the work week. we'll let you know how warm it's going to be in your community by keeping track of bay area weather on twitter. at live doppler 7 hd. >> not a big fan of the monday temperature. but -- >> i know what you mean. >> i'll stick to the coast. >> next, up in the air. the world record attempt, hundreds of people will try to break in san francisco. >>> the winning numbers from last night's $33 million megamillions draw, 15, 29, 31, 46 and 64 and the meganumber is 10 and a ticket purchased in

. >>> new information on an out of control concert in pittsburgh. >> the city's mayor is voicing his anger over saturday's concert. police arrested at least seven people, broke up 15 fights. that guy fell on his head a couple times. it took 34 people to the hospital. 50,000 fans attended the show. many tailgaters showed up hours before leaving behind mounds of trash in the area. the mayor says the city will begin billing concert promoters for cleanup and policing. sglt taxpayers of pittsburgh will not be held with the cost of any of that. >> city workers handed out trash bags at the concert. 50,000 pounds of trash were left behind. >>> hundreds of people took the fight to get drivers licenses for illegal immigrants at a rally today. they asked lawmakers to support the bill. it would make a tax id number not citizenship enough to get a driver's license. this the is second time this month they have rallied at the capitol. >> we need to be here as many times as we need to be here to make sure this is in the radar of the legislators. >> they have received broad support from democrats but

the low 70s, and it dropped down to 60 in philadelphia and upper 50s in buffalo and low 60s in pittsburgh and binghamton and the lower dew points that means drier air is moving in and it will feel oh so comfortable by tomorrow. the dew points, 60 to 65, a slight humidity in the atmosphere and it will drop back into the 50s as we get into tomorrow afternoon and especially here on saturday. satellite and radar, all is the downpours and thunderstorms from last night in the wee hours in the morning, well off into nova scotia. and cumulous clouds are bubbling up and as you head out this evening, 82 at 7:00 and 80 at 8:00 and once the sunsets, the temperature goes into the upper 70s with plenty of stars upstairs. we'll talk about the beautiful end of the week and also the weekend. we have to think about that, it's only a couple of days away coming up in just a little bit. >> always thinking about the weekend. >> we saw damage across the region, that is after the powerful storms that moved through overnight. the action cam found a huge tree branch that landed on three cars in center city. you ca

a swarm of bees invades the field before los angeles takes on pittsburgh.me pirates outfielder andrew mccutchen hits his first home run in more than a month and pittsburgh wins, 5-3. >>> the united states played its first game in the world cup in more than two weeks. the americans beat turkey in an exhibition match, 2-1. >>> and here's how some people in colombia are celebrating their country's first appearance in the world cup since 1988. they dress up sheep in uniforms representing their country in rival brazil. the animals with a little help from their human friends kicked around a ball. and, hey, they even managed to score. >>> when we return, fbi on the fairway. golf champ phil mickelson answers questions in an investigation on insider trading. to you... they're more than just a pet so protect them, with k9 advantix ll it's broad spectrum protection kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes too. k9 advantix ll for the love of dog colace® capsules, for comfortable relief from occasional constipation, announces the $50,000 spa wellness give-away. couldn't you us

yes 91 pittsburgh.here's nothing terribly warm, though, still we're sitting in a nice comfortable air mass. high pressure just dominating the new england area. keeping us fairly dry for the most part and comfortable. look at the dewpoint temperature. tell mes us how much moisture is in the air. this is low for june. currently we're at 58 degrees. tomorrow generally mid-50's. that keeps us at the pleasant side. by the middle of the week we start to creep up to that 65 to 70-degree mark so we'll get to that oppressive feel tuesday into wednesday and that's when we'll see our next shot for some showers and storms. temperatures in the 80's tomorrow. mid 80's, close to average with sunshine and clouds. on tuesday, we get this warm front through. that's really start -- that starts to bring in that humidity. when winds turn more out of the south becomes more uncomfortable be and as the front approaches wednesday watch out for shower and storm chances especially during the afternoon. going to feel like the midd

. >>> president obama visited pittsburgh to talk about recent gains in manufacturing jobs across the country. he promoted a concept that gives entrepreneurs access to the equipment they need to build new ideas. the president toured a tech shop facility where people with ideas can pay a fee, then use advanced equipment to build their project -- their product. tech shop facilities have been used to create products brought to market including the custom i pad covers. to spur more creativity the white house will expand access to more than 700 federal facilities so entrepreneurs can use government-owned high tech equipment to launch new programs. >> we have been trying to encourage more and more entrepreneurs, inventors to not just take root here but also have access to the kinds of equipment and technology, whether it's 3d printers or laser cutter that allow them to design their own ideas, create prototy prototypes, put them out to market, test them. >> after his tour, the president is schedule d to travel to new york city. >>> tom corbett had this to say about the president's time in pi

dewpoint 67 in philadelphia and pittsburgh in the 40s. buffalo in the 40s. pittsburgh in the 6 0s. i'll talk about more comfortable air in the weekend in the accuweather forecasting. ducis rogers with phillies, cubs and jimmy rollings going for a record and flyers veteran staying on for another season. that story and more when "action staying on for another season. that story and more when "action news" continues tonight >> authorities in atlanta, george a. say a man was high on drugs when he slammed his car through a glass wall at the headquarters of cnn. witnesses told police the suspect was driving down the sidewalk before he lost control and officers say the man admitted to smoking marijuana earlier in the night. crews taking down a luxury home dangling off the side of cliff in texas set on fire today to finish the job. it took less than an hour to destroy the $700,000 vacation restreet. until nears determined it was too dangerous to continue demolishing the structure by sgland trasy morgan continues to show signs of improvement following the deadly crash open the new jersey tu

dewpoint 67 in philadelphia and pittsburgh in the 40s. buffalo in the 40s. pittsburgh in the 6 0s. i'll talk about more comfortable air in the weekend in the accuweather forecasting. ducis rogers with phillies, cubs and jimmy rollings going for a record and flyers veteran staying on for another season. that story and more when "action staying on for another season. that story and more when "action news" continues tonight [ male announcer ] tv's come a long way. from color. to the remote. to flat screens. now it's taking a quantum leap. introducing fios quantum tv. record up to 12 shows at the same time. store up to 200 hours of entertainment in hd. plus watch live tv anytime with the fios mobile app. redefining what tv can be. that's powerful. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> authorities in atlanta, george a. say a man was high on drugs when he slammed his car through a glass wall at the headquarters of cnn. witnesses told police the suspect was driving down the sidewalk before he lost control and officers say the man admitted to smok

. >> it is a very interesting story out of pittsburgh.o is a democrat were contacted by the pittsburgh va. they were doing an audit to find out about these wait lists. these wait lists called near lists on which people are put on the list to try to get health care and they never get off the wait list and never get that appointment. it comes down to the fact that the head of the pittsburgh va told the two congressman that she had known about the fact that the wait list had almost 700 people on it but the national va told her not to share that information with area members of congress. the congressmen are very upset. a guy named gary with the regional headquarters, and he apparently according to sources said that a woman in the national va named vivica wright simpson she had told them. the audit from a couple of days ago was much smaller than $700. they believe they were trying to cook the books and get as many people off the list as they could before the list went public. now the chairman of the house veteran's affairs committee is very up

they cowered the internet and found and through pittsburgh police set-up a meeting and arrested three men on fireworks charged. 22-year-old, 26-year-old ivan of oakly and 30-year-old from indiana. >> the sad part is that this is just a really small scratch. it's a drop in the bucket compared to what we think is out there. >> minutes after sellers began to crank their adds off gauge's list and that's what police want. >> we want to remind people it is going to be a bad fire season and fireworks cause those kinds of fires. >> now fireworks are only legal in a dozen bay area cities and we do have the link on ktvu.com. >>> and tonight we are looking closer on what more authorities are doing to prepare for july. the new steps they are taking in hopes of preventing fires. >>> jury deliberations in the giants fan badly bataan outside dodgers stadium. the jury deliberated before going home for the day. suing the dodgers and former team owner for $50 million to cover medical cost and damages. he blames louie sanchez and marvin the two men who are serving time for the assault on him. >>> more t

but one to two inches from pittsburgh to buffalo to northern new england. a half inch to an inch for the big cities. the timing for the big cities is wednesday night into thursday morning. but as far as pittsburgh to buffalo to northern portions of new england, you'll have a chance today for storms and then again tomorrow. so two days in a row. as i said, mika, one more gorgeous day from boston to philadelphia, southeast still dealing with typical downpours. but otherwise not a lot of weather highlights. that means not a lot of destruction. >> okay, where's your beach cover-up? it's beach cover-up day. >> it is? >> mm-hmm. >> huh. i'll have to work on that. >> yeah, you should. actually, i don't think i ever want to see that. >>> coming up on "morning joe," it's election day and things are getting ugly in mississippi where even the poll watchers are being watched. what? >>> when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler with president obama's first food faux pas. we'll tell you what's wrong with this picture when we come back. (school bell rin

there were a lot of them, especially around the pittsburgh area. the red triangles show you where we had the tornadoes, mostly out there in areas of south dakota, minnesota and a few there near nebraska. so, that line of storms did weaken, finally, overnight, brought a little light rain the last hour or two to new york city. that is now moving out. just light rain and much cooler conditions for you there in southern new england. most of the bad storms are over with in ohio. also just a soaking rain heading for the pittsburgh area. also right around marian and south of ft. wayne, indiana, a pretty good thunderstorm complex. but the real problems this morning are with flash flooding from minneapolis southwards down to rochester, into the quad cities. torrential rain continues at this hour. and then our friends are still dealing with more strong storms this morning through nebraska, so sioux city, sioux falls, more heavy rain today, and you have a real big flooding problem under way over the next couple of days. as far as today goes, 25 million people

harry smith, nbc news, south pittsburgh, tennessee. >>> that's nbc "nightly news" for this sunday.lliams will be here tomorrow. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, gao nig good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com we set a goal, a target that, to others, may seem unreachable. - being the first woman to complete the qualifying course is definitely a dream of mine. narrator: we train, and we strive, and sometimes we come up short. so we go back to work. and then when our name is called again... - it's kacy catanzaro. narrator: we dig deep and push past the pain until we stand triumphant on top of that mountain. - history has been made! the fist woman ever to complete the qualifying course.

a 59-year-old man from pittsburgh. chp said he was driving by himself and no one one -- no one else. >>> according to the san francisco fire department smoke was coming from a maintenance truck but they say no one was injured. >>> a house fire started shortly after 5:00 at a home at 35th not far from 580. our crew was on the scene a short time later. investigators say the injured man was sound asleep when the fire started. >> just said he woke up and saw flames. so he was -- it appears that he did come through the front door, where the majority of the fire is. so he's very lucky. >> we understand the victim suffered minor burns and is listed in stable condition. investigators are still looking for the cause of the fire but it appears to have started on the porch. that's raising concerns it was intentionally set. >>> the $29 million surplus comes from hole sale transfer taxes due to the market and the mayor wants that money to go down paying down debt and filling some positions that had to be eliminated because of past

pittsburgh is in there and also san ramon and a lot of upper 50s including orinda, windy at times, not outrageous but i expect it to pick up later and it's going to be a northwesterly breeze and that will be it down to las vegas which will be really impressive this time. year. kind of on the mild side, morning fog drizzle maybe some light rain high pressure starts to nose back in and 90s for some coming back through the interior and cloudy and breezy a sunny afternoon and cooler a lot of upper 70s for some which is much warmer than this and 75, and 86 and napa, san rafael s-60s closer to coast and bay and clouds windy and clearing breezy on friday and saturday we start to warm start to warm up and it looks hot sunday and monday. >>> general motors are telling them to stop selling the chevy cruz. it is the best selling cars but a probably pro familiar they want to fix those cars before they are told. >>> and the company that makes small video cameras by sports enthusiasts will trade under the symbol on the nasdaq, stock priced at the high-end of expectationings, cell phone indicates the

that's the purpose in pittsburgh.ople in the audience can ask questions i wouldn't be surprised if people ask about iraq. he answered reporters questions on friday. it will be interesting to see if he gets some from average citizens and his response to the questions. >> and, mark, to the decision and the move from the president regarding lgbt workers and offering some protection to workers here, this is seen, obviously, as a major fulfi fulfillment of a promise. as some would put it, good pr for the president's administration. >> it shows the limits of the presidency in the second term right now given democrats control the senate but not by filibuster proof majority and also with republicans control the house. he's been unable to get the larger anti-gay discrimination legislation passed. so what he's opting now is through an executive order to get done what he can done on federal contractors. not the population and the populous as a whole. a year of action after the state of the union address. and that year of action

unutterable heave herself a different story for use by one or two and pittsburgh 21 01 in nasdaq 100ivermore pushing close to zero hundred in pleasanton danville putting warm 96 degrees appraising castro valley hayward ok 82 degrees for high today oakland ron mid-80s all me pillow '80s preferences go pushing close 80 right conditions for baseball union sit there as well. as a clerk on a fairly high of 85 degrees today 77 daly city 90 center fell and 89 and petaluma >> : ask marla route are specially inland will see another day of triple digit heat is a clever more antioch and tuesday wednesday will see cooling down as the sea breeze take to back up and cooler into next weekend's father's state borrowing to be all local side that should be dry so take that out for blood or golfing. allied presence second >> : of a story alicea and kron 4 little effect so driving even for mayor of a metropolitan city of mon- khmer not caught taxing behind a wheel and not the first time she was caught doing something a little behind the wheel is in photo surfaced try her talking on her phone while drivi

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but places like pittsburgh and d.c.oon and overnight hours. you may see a lull in between. there's going to be a threat for tornadoes, but definitely strong winds and potential for large hail out there. a lot of instability out there with the systems. that's what we're going to be watching. meanwhile, still the same story. watching frontal systems making their way across. warm front, showers, day after day, really through friday looks like for the northeast until it clears out of here. rainy weather, watching d.c. for the threat of the severe weather. >> swampy. >>> a new study finds a possible link between red meat and breast cancer. harvard researchers tracked more than 88,000 women for 20 years and found .5% more cases of breast cancer among women who ate the most red meat. the study does not rule out the possibility that other factors could've caused that spike, certainly an important study people are looking at this morning. >> one of the headlines you want to find out more about. >>> coming up, a record setting ni

there's more out by pittsburgh, but that's not an issue for us overnight and tomorrow, where there will be more of a sun and clouds mix. 58 degrees in the vicinity of millville thanks sam. 62 in wilmington, 63 in trenton. 58 in allentown, we've slipped a little bit there. sea isle, 70 degrees, noon, 79 and 3:00 p.m., 84 degrees that's the high today. it won't be all that humid, so a pretty comfortable day, of course, you will need your sunscreen because the u vivment index is -- uv index is high today. when i step inside it's more humid tomorrow, by wednesday we could be looking at heavy thunderstorms, karen, details coming up in the 7 day. >> let's hit the road. we have a new traffic pattern change on i-95 southbound looking live at girard avenue. southbound traffic used to be in the middle, now it's off to the right. you're still moving okay, sometimes it jams you up, you yu have to stop and figure out the traffic change. in new castle county we have an accident blocking the ramp at 13 northbound. we have an accident closing evesham road stick to crescent road to avoid that. an accide

up to washington up to pittsburgh along a warm front.north and west during the day tomorrow. as it drapes over our region that is going to renew the chance of drenching downpours and thunderstorms. that is forcing mechanism in the atmosphere to get the atmosphere excited, so to speak. 80 tomorrow with the afternoon downpours and thunderstorms. it turns more humid yet again. future tracker 6 at 3:00, you see the action popping in the afternoon hours. the biggest concentration to the north and west. a cold front comes in the afternoon with drenching numerous downpours. localized flooding on friday given the wet week that we have and 1 to 3 inches in a short amount of time. the cloud late drizzle patchy fog developing. 60 in the suburbs. 64 in center city. the accuweather seven-day forecast, it pops at 80 degrees. the active day is friday for most of us as the cold front passes through at 83. it moves out in the time for the weekend. humidity drops. the sunshine is wall-to-wall on saturday. on father's day it's looking great for backyard ba

they have reported in pittsburgh, upper areas in walnut creek as well as lafayette, 94 for san ramon and we do have a cool down. they are not going to fill it today and that cooling trend will move into your bay areas well and i will expect whether to move inland coming up. >> don't forget you can get the latest weather conditions from rosemary and any time online posting updates on twitter and facebook even when we are not on the air. the search for a livermore arsonist as bay area temperatures rise and a fire bug has set several small fires on north livermore road under the cover of darkness and they are had been put out with recent high temperatures and continued der dry temperatures, that will not always be the case but they have been set all between midnight and 4:00 a.m. >> every night we are getting fires in the same location, same area and we are up to about five fires in the last three nights. >> so far investigators do not have a description. san francisco an early morning fire at a dry cleaners and it happened at mcphee at the corner of third and hudson street in the bay v

fireworks of yourself a sinless got those four in dallas will see lotta '80s a couple low 90s in pittsburghand in antioch '60s and '70s and said the day 72 in san leandro 76 in san mateo, 76 in san francisco tomorrow pretty winded as it approaches and friday will be having a storm close temperatures markkas covers and general barry small chance of rain, as we headed to the greek inducing more fog sears is the last big department store to dominate downtown oakland. kron 4's vicki liviakis says. sears is one of the few places in oakland where people could pick up basics. like wrenches. sot/i've been shopping at sears all my life. the store with craftsman tools and women's fashion survived protests and grafetti over the years. the historic building on broadway - now mostly empty. stand up/the sign may say sears and roebuck established in 1886, but sears is pulling up its stakes in oakland, just another sign of the times. sot/it was sears decision to go for whatever reason. they are closing certain stores around the country. the 400,000 thousand square foot structure sold to silicon valley deve

first, the president travels to pittsburgh tomorrow. he plans to talk about the economy at a community-based workshop facility. he is expected to land at pittsburgh international airport just before noon. >>> atlantic city gamblers include to stay there. a new pole found 57% of new jersey residents prefer to place their bets in atlantic city. however, at least 12% of the people surveyed who now gamble in atlantic city said they would take their business to new york. new york is in the process of adding four new can a seen knows to the 14 that are opened. >>> the food bank of delaware is preparing for some of its highest demand as school lets out. they serve 1,000 meals a day for its after-school programs. during the summer, that new grows to 5,000. the summer food service program provides breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks to low-income children. >>> kids in philadelphia can get free meals this summer. city officials announced the start of free summer meals for kids today. it's an effort to ep sure no child goes hungry while school is

one example that i'll give to is you pittsburgh.h traffic now is 25% of what it was a few years ago in its heyday. u.s. eai air moved almost all flights out to the hub in philadelphia. >> you can take advantage of major markets and not so major markets left high and dry by the others. but i'm looking at some of your airfares. they are ridiculously low, but fees are not so low. spirit airlines has done well with that strategy. that what you're trying to mimic? >> we're trying to -- yes, we're trying to go forward with the menu strategy. we think that's what people want. we're trying to do it with good customer service that others don't necessarily have. but you're right, the fares are low. if i was to come visit you in your studio, it would cost me over $1100 right now including paying for bags and whatever else. if i was to fly people express up there, it would be a quarter of that. >> but if you're taking a bag or you're bringing any type of carry-on, do you also have fees for where you sit? it could add up. how will people be awar

. >> he made a pledge during a stop in pittsburgh today. >> reporter: the president toured a facility here in pittsburgh's bakery square that allows entrepreneurs quick and easy access to tools and work space to create new products. the president told a small group here that normally such tools are extremely expensive. by allowing inventors and business startups access to equipment like this, the idea is to spur manufacturing. the president announced commitments from 90 mayors and community leaders including the mayor of philadelphia to open up more space like this. that includes access to $5 billion worth of equipment in more than 700 research facilities nationwide. >> whether it's 3 d printers or laser cutters that allow them to design their own ideas, create prototypes, put them out to market, test them, tinker with them, refine them and ultimately create brand new businesses. >> reporter: the president announced a $150 million federal investment in a program that's designed to cut in half the amount of time it takes to create and market programs that build new materials. things li