>> a fresh orchid that we've grown in our greenhouse... >> hinojosa: in pittsburgh... >> in pittsburgh. they look around and see hand-crafted quilts. the building is flooded with sunlight from the skylights, and they are in, by definition, a safe and nurturing environment. they smell the food that's done in our gourmet kitchen. they see clay objects, they see hand-crafted furniture, and this is in their neighborhood. and the emotional impact of that gets their attention, and the kids call it being in a safe haven. that's the name of the study that we did on the kids-- they called it a safe haven. we get them in clay, we get them in photography, they listen to jazz, and all of a sudden these kids like what they feel, they like what they hear, and they like the way that they're being talked to. the only question i ask kids when i bump into them in the hallway is, "what college are you going to-- not if you're going to college, but when you're going to college?" >> hinojosa: the whole notion of "they like the way that they're being talked to"... >> yeah. >> hinojosa: ...you say that if yo

airways at pittsburgh say great example, but there are many of them.ere a lot of carriers that you used to see a lot of planes for including cargo carriers that within out of business, what happen is airports have different prospects. they are having to go after the demands drivers the folks putting the cargo on the belly of the planes and pharmaceuticals has shown a lot of, you know, durability to it. so what you are started to go see now, is maybe some of the pharmaceutical producers as bell as things like organ banks, things like that that are very time sensitive and a lot less con kicost conscious, refrigerad facilities are looking to pharmaceuticals and organ banks, things like that. >> is there any benefit for fliers and residents around the airport to this diversification? >> there is a derived benefit. certainly in an extraordinary case like pittsburgh, where they went from 20 million passengers a year down to 8 million, airports operate in a closed funding loop. any money they can raise on the revenue side allows them to decrease the cost to t

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for pittsburgh i haven't seen any issues. they may not have that.erate for it. >> and they're going to get a lot of money. >> exactly. they're going to become an airport that has a side business in flying that mostly is a fracking area. >> thanks, brian. >>> at the little league world series in williamsport pennsylvania a 13-year-old girl from philadelphia is making history. pitcher davis of the dragons dominated nashville with eight strikeouts and only gave up two hits. she's only the fifth girl to make it to the little league world series and the only girl to throw a shutout at williamsport. but davis says it's not just about her. >> the whole team got us here today. so it shouldn't just be about me. it should be about the whole team. >> the dragons beat nashville 4-0. and if they win the first girl on a championship team. >> very, very cool stuff. so somebody say, are you getting bothered by all the media attention? is it too much to handle? she said no, i can always just say no. >> smart. if only other people knew that. >> she is doing >>> up ne

they have set up a bus bridge between concord and pittsburgh bay point. they are working to set up another bus bridge between walnut and concord. this is the pleasant hills station, that's where the train was taken out of service. right now bart checking the tracks to see what the problem is. how long it will take to get fixed. obviously this is happening during rush hour and it's going to take a lot longer for folks to get home. walnut creek, pleasant hill and concord all closed with trains turning around. we'll keep you posted. >>> morgan hill police are trying to figure out if more young girls were assaulted by a young man arrested on saturday after a mother found him in her home with her 14-year-old daughter. investigators say knight often hung out with young teens at parties and sporting events and that he was very active on social media. his facebook page has more than 3000 friends and that is troubling to police and some morgan hill parents. >> kind of nerve-racking. it's just sad. it's like -- thing happening so it's scary. >> it happens not in so

a lot of upper 80s. 80 in pittsburgh and antioch. 85 in fairfield. keep in mind the clouds will move in again monday night to tuesday. we could see cloudy drizzle near

this is affecting the pittsburgh bay point line. here we are in the middle of evening commute, so bart service between walnut week and pittsburgh bay point. >>> this time people power saved a girl trapped by a cable car, and that moment was captured on video. the girl's leg became steg betwe stuck. video posted on facebook shows commuters rushing to the rescue, banding together, moving that tram just enough to free the girl. isn't that something? and she only suffered minor injuries. she's going to be ok. wow. >> that happened a few weeks ago with a man on the tracks in another part of the world where he got his leg caught. amazing. >>> drivers, beware. a big freeway closure in just two days. the northbound lanes of interstate 280 between the highway 101 junction and king street will be closed in san francisco. at 2:00 p.m. on thursday. it will not reopen until 5:00 a.m. tuesday. the four-day closure will allow them to replace two bridge hinges near the cesar chavez street overcrossing as part of a seismic safety retro fit project.

there it is and they'll end the season in pittsburgh. their home games, two of those five will be pittsburgh and denver. nice hole here. there goes hill for a first down. stays in bounds to keep the clock rolling along as we'll go to the two-minute warning. so cincinnati on the move, chewing up the clock with two minutes to go, it's the bengals leading arizona. 19-13 on "sunday night football." ♪ "sunday night football" ♪ oh, it's sunday night, oh, i'm waiten all day for a sunday night ♪ ♪ i'm waiting all day for a sunday night ♪ >> al: great to have carry back with us this year. and sunday night begins on meanwhile, we're waiting all day for thursday night. >> cris: we get the doubleheader, don't we? that's going to be great. >> al: green bay/seattle in the opener and then indy/denver on sunday. flag is thrown. jeremy hill has had a big workload tonight. gotten a good look at him, nine carries for 53 yards. >> referee: illegal formation, offense, they appeared in an illegal formation prior to the snap. five-yard penalty, still first dow

there was a movie about pittsburgh football team opened. icate. >> reporter: as you can tell by the large marquee behind me, the movie is playing right now. it's bringing out a lot of home town pride. it's more than just a football story. >> i was just so moved, and everything in it is whattop is. >> reporter: the game substantials tall is about over coming heart break through inspiration. >> the heart of the story was the narrative of this man's journey with his family and school and the player's journey how they had to overcome adversity. >> reporter: the story follows the team's struggle after a record breaking game winning streak. we got a interview with the coach. >> it's the process to get to winning and putting yourself into a position where win sg possible. >> it's nice to know on a national level what the school and the brother hood is about. >> reporter: first the coach didn't want all this attention. >> people are saying this is a good story to tell and to role with it -- that's what i'm doing. >> reporter: as far as having a fam

is that a possibility for pittsburgh also that they should be aware of?bout seismic activity it's less the actual fracking and drilling than what are known as disposal wells. when you drill and frac you produce a lot of leftover water, leftover fluid, really, has to go somewhere. and in many parts of the country like texas, they put them in these wells. and you create a lot of pressure when you're packing in millions and millions of gallons of water. so that can become an issue with seismic activity if it intersects with a fault. in pennsylvania that's less the case. we don't have a lot of disposal wells there. so you have an additional problem, of course which is where is that wastewater going to go. so quakes aren't a problem, but you still have an issue with what to do with this actual fluid. >> serious drought concerns in parts of the country. an enormous amount of water is used. is that a concern at all? >> i think it is. if you're looking at texas or california where they're considering fracking for oil, those are parts of the country that are very

this happened after and -- this afternoon in pittsburgh. the woman was backing out of the parking space when the sinkhole opened up. she was able to escape out of the window moments before the car went under. an underground pipe collapsed beneath that parking lot, causing the sinkhole. what a mess. >> here in d.c., we actually got off pretty easy. in annapolis, upwards of four to 10 inches of rain. imagine if there were snow! we had a little bit of the moonshine earlier this evening. the clouds are beginning to break apart, but we are going to look to the clouds again. this is part of the cold front that is moving through. our conditions will rapidly improve tomorrow. this is a live shot from our roof, and you can see the clouds -- temperature at 77 degrees, moving out of the south southeast at five miles per hour. the rain will arrive within the next hour or two across the metro. 1.6 inches at reagan national. the average for the day is 87 degrees. mainly quiet and drive around the capital beltway. further to the south and west around shen

pittsburgh is very involved. this week the entire city council of pittsburgh issued a proclamation in support of the week on non-violence. we're working on events in new york and california. so chicago has to be at the top of the list. >> mayor, your thoughts on what's happening in chicago? >> it's certainly depressing and devastating. the u.s. conference of mayors just about a month ago had our annual convention in dallas. as part of our topic discussion many among, there was a conversation certainly about gun violence if the united states. you talk about the recent report by the council of governments here in washington. i serve on the bourse as the vice chair person. we are seeing a reduction in non-violence here in the d.c. area, but nonetheless, any level of violence is too much. in my city of alexandria, we don't have the daily shootings and other types of non-violence activities that are occurring in chicago, but certainly in chicago i think that the community has to come together in a more holistic way to

only 5 degrees below average,able 85 in pittsburgh, 85 in pittsburgh, san francisco tomorrow 66, still washing to lake county. sunnier and milder thursday, and the wednesday looks good. mid-70s near the bay, but what you got today is what we'll have tomorrow and also wednesday. >>> well, some of the hottest videos on the web right now are all about ice. >> i am ready for the ice now. >> she really, you shouldn't say you're ready for it. oprah and many other famous people dousing themselves to raise money and awareness for als, it's a degenerative disease, and no cure for it either. >> i've been in the non-profit world for 30 years, and i've never seen anything like this. >> >. donations over the last month have topped $13 million, less than $2 million at this time last year. >>> and it may be a sign of bay area tolerance, there's a dating site for pot smokers. 420 singles is for people that love marijuana and want to meet people. the man had a lot of time on his hands and came up with it. >>> well, keeping our computers safe from hackers, a major privacy concern, but what about your sm

she was treated in pittsburgh. cancer as well as complicated areas because of this notion that you are not going to know beforehand where you want to go for your care. it is unrealistic to expect someone choosing a plan to be sure that they are picking one that has the cancer center that they want. that may vary by the type of cancer. i am very wary of a situation in which we force organizations to include a particular providers and them because of what that does the pricing. that would beng, on the road toward some sort of price regulation. you want to say that everybody pays the same price. i don't know how appealing that would be. i don't know if that would or should happen. the concern is if we think there is a monopoly type provider, we have to think the way of dealing with that beyond the rule which is every network has to include this particular provider. in areas where there are competing areas of excellence, there might be fewer types of those providers. it will be a challenge in this network development r

. >>> tonight investigators are trying to determine if a fire in pittsburgh was caused by illegal fireworks. they were called in before 2:30 this afternoon. when they arrived, flames were closing in by high voltage fire lines. it burned about two acres, a fence was damaged and a resident twisted his ankle. witnesses told firefighters there were explosive sounds before it started. fire investigators say it didn't appear to come from the power lines or transformers so they are looking to see if there are signs of fireworks. >>> several fires burning in california. the lodge complex fire continues to grow tonight after sending eight firefighters to the hospital including three from santa clara county. the firefighters plus five more inmate firefighters who were burned were airlifted to the burn center last night. the santa clara firefighters are hope with their families. fire officials say they are seeing extreme fire behavior brought on by the drought. >> larger fuels, bigger fuels, the brush is dead. the trees are dead. they are dry and they are burning and creating very large releases of en

. >> how is the nighttime economy in pittsburgh? >> any other public comments? >> i don't see any. public comment is closed. the final item is the new items for the agenda, and for the next meeting? >> you can ask for that. >> i have a couple. >> yes. >> go for it. >> so, i believe that club malibu, i would like to have them come in and meet, us, when possible, there is continuing noise complaints over there. and i had a thought about the police comments and questions portion of our thing and i think that one of the things that we were hearing is a lot about one area, and i was wondering if we could not do something like out reach to see if we could not get different types of officers to come in such as like permit officers, to come in and meet, us, or and so the people that get to know us and we can hear what they are doing and so it might be a good way to mix up the police and comments and questions and if it is what the knowledge has been. >> so. and then, i would like to see, if maybe i would just like to put this out there and maybe form the neighborhood meeting, and i would l

now, we are watching the rainout in pittsburgh, as it heads toward the center of the state, it gets toilliamsport, unfortunately, it will be pretty good timing that it will arrive around game time actually before that. 71 degrees right now, with sunrise in about 17, 18 minutes, at 6:18 officially, 3-mile per hour winds, and 78% relative humidity. oh, and the phillies are in action again tonight, rubber match their series with actually not tonight, it is a day game. mix of sun, clouds, more humid at 1:05 for our business person's special with the seattle mariners, and the phillies, 83 degrees, by then, then we get to the high of 86 today. partly sunny, warm, humid. and tonight, the rain arrives probably after midnight. there is your foxcast from the weather authority. time is 6:02. time to get your traffic in 195 westbound, after route nine construction has one lane blocked. that is in new jersey. and in uekland, pa, eastbound approaching downingtown, disable vehicle that's now on the shoulder of the road. kerrey, let's toss a little baseball. >> let's do it. >> the taney dragoons hitti

pittsburgh, a very active morning there.o if you're trying to get there, driving, flying, western maryland, you'll run into some of this activity over the next few hours as it works waits east slowly. i think again mid- to late afternoon in the metro. garrett county seeing a little bit of shower and storm activity this morning. look at skies. they are broken. we don't need to fix them if they look this good. partly sunny to mostly sunny early. more clouds later on. lunch time temps in the low 80s. we'll be at 87 at 5:00 p.m. looks like a very warm day with a high of 88. as i said that threat for the showers and storms late afternoon, evening. the nationals you just heard eight in a row. going for nine in a row. there's going to be a chance of a shower or storm early but diminishing chances as the evening wears on. temps in the low to mid-#s on. dropped to 8 -- mid-80s. drops to 81 by 9:00 p.m. fog is becoming a problem down in fredericksburg. visibilities drop to one quarter of a mile. three-quarters in oakland. they were ne

>> preview tomorrow night of the link when the eagles play the pittsburgh steelers in pre-season game. it is at 7:30. and we could have some scattered showers, and thunderstorm. it will not probably delay or stop the game, unless there is a lot of lightning around, but make sure you have the rain gear, the rain poncho with you, if you have tickets to tomorrow night's game at the linc. now, let's talk about ultimate doppler radar. watching this area of rainout in the western part of the state, that extends back into ohio, as well, marching toward us, and possibly affecting the game in williamsport tonight. but, for us, we don't expect any of that rain to appear until very early tomorrow morning, or if you prefer late tonight. so, nothing's going on right now. county by county temperatures to go through, milder than yesterday up in the mountains when we were in the 50's at this time. 62 degrees in the poconos, 68 in bethlehem, and muggier 69 degrees in allentown, 73 in philadelphia, it is a lot muggier when you go down to south jersey some places little cooler cape may, 68 degrees, but

the first regiment he got involved in, from erie, pennsylvania, went to pittsburgh. they were only serving for three months, and they were mustered out after three months. he came home. most people would have felt he did his duty. but a new regimen was being so he joinede, that regiment. he writes to his wife shortly before the climactic radel at gettysburg that if he were to die, he could imagine no greater defensean to die in the of the united states flag. no greater glory than to die on the soil of pennsylvania, in the half of this great flag. the war was not going well, as you know. lee hoped for one big victory. vincent was part of need -- meade's army that was trying to get between lee and washington in 1863. his climactic battle was developing, although nobody expected it to occur in gettysburg. 1863, the armies collided, by mistake, actually. neither one expected to be fighting there. elements ran into each other in a small town. the second day -- this is the climactic moment of vincent's life, and i believe the battle of gettysburg. he saw a man on a horse g

into thenchez drops it outfield. 3-0 pittsburgh. bottom of the eighth, nats down 3-1. adam laroche, deep to right field, way back and gone. tied at 3-3. after that homer, bryce harper on board. wilson ramos into right-center, over the fence. one bounce into the bullpen. harper scores. nats win 4-3. orioles got smoked tonight. two indian homers on the night, cleveland wins 6-0. with regular season coming closer, brits can say it is time for the veterans to get some work under their belts. there are still a few preseason games to be played. starters last week out a few plays. this week they will play a quarter or so. the guys who have been here for a while know it's time to buckle down. >> i just like to really work my technique. i just want to go out there and see the defense and see all my body reacts to different things. efficient, move the ball, score points. just follow the assignments, stuff like that. preseason action between the ravens and cowboys. tony romo making his season debut, did not start well. first cap, fumbles. picked up, goes the other way, touchdown

. >>> well, now to some sports and we start with a scary incident last night in pittsburgh. a look. miami marlins pitcher dan jennings was hit in the head by a line drive clearly leaving him stunned. >> jennings left the game, was diagnosed with a concussion. he also underwent a scan, which came back negative. >>> look at that again, scary moment there in pittsburgh. yikes. >>> well, tiger woods goes in today's section round of the pga championship nine strokes off the lead. >> and for last night's other action, we toss it over to espn. >> this is the "sportscenter" set in los angeles. that is stan. i am neil. hillsborough beat eugene in minor league baseball on thursday. stan has major league baseball. >>> the dodgers beat the angels. so an opportunity for the athletics to extend their lead to three games in the a.l. west if they can beat the twins. steven vogt trying to help with that. that's off johan pino bottom of the third. his sixth home run of the year. a's up 2-0. jon lester did the rest, went the distance, a three-hitter for lester. fourth career shutout. 11th care

bart trains are stopped and writers are forced off creek bart is running limited service on the pittsburgh they point line. westbound trains are now running between pleasant hill and walnut creek. good evening, em pam moore. kron4 a lease deal reid is live at the walnut creek bart station to explain what is going on. alicea? >> reporter: there are seven buses that are going back and forth. bart is assessing what is to leave. the damaged track. we are told the will may have separated and amish the track. they're still no word on when it will be repaired and traffic is still a nightmare out here creek it is still a nightmare it had wrought by 30 p.m.. there are police are directing traffic is just a nightmare. but you can't avoid the area. colosio reid walnut creek. >> pam: three people have been killed in a crash on an off ramp near interstate 680 creek and venetia. the crash happened about 340 this afternoon on the late herman off ramp of northbound 680. authorities say three people and a key a hit another car and went into the canal. all three were killed. >> pam: the c h p says the late

hoyer is going to start the season at pittsburgh. what do you think about that? think they made the right decision. if you want to run your offense, you start brian hoyer but they have enough weapons on the offensive side for the cleveland browns to be a serious team and sneak out there and win nine or 10 games. >> jim: the ravens. last season coming off a super bowl injury and did not back that up with a postseason trip. >> phil: i say this about baltimore, premier quarterbacks around the nfl, they always have top-flight nfl lines. the team does whatever it takes. last year, pittsburgh and baltimore, their offensive lines got away from them and their quarterbacks didn't play as well as they wanted. >> jim: two-minute warning. here in the fourth quarter. wondering what that is? that, my friends, is everything. and with the quicksilver card from capital one, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase. not just "everything at the hardware store." not "everything, until you hit your cash back limit." quicksilver can earn you unlimited 1.5% cash bac

service is not going to remount them, i want them back in pittsburgh. so at that point, the national parks service decided to remount them and so they built the new rings and the new carriages for the funs and they have been remounted as they would have looked. so it's quite -- it was quite a job, but it gives you an idea of the way these guns would have looked at the time of the civil war and after. 15 inch rodman guns. the problem with world war i and world war ii, so many guns were melted down, there are few guns left, big guns especially from the civil war period. there are some. as a result, it's very valuable to have these two here in ft. foote. all the guns have markings on them with the serial number at one place or another. this says it was made in 1863. this is the initials of rodman. thomas rodman. he was also an inspector, so he may have inspected it. it depends on the fort, itself, as to what guns might actually be in them. this one had 2 15-inch rodman guns. they had 4 200-pounder rifles would which have been large. 6 30-pounder. i mention

bart service now stopped on the pittsburgh-bay point line. >> and you can see people waiting at the pleasant hill station. it's hard to see both trucks but they are there. this is bart says the train was taken out of service because of damage to the track the agency not saying how that track was damaged but crews determined both tracks should be taken out of service. >> and we'll continue to follow the story for you and bring updates here on abc7 news at 6:00 >> good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. moving now to today's after shocks and development froms earthquake that happened on sunday >> they've been inspected and most determined to be around stone bridge charter school. >> 200 injuries now, the napa city council voted to seek federal disaster relief >> there have been five after shocks today. two state law bridges were forced to be without water. tonight hearing from one of the youngest people injured in the earthquake. from his hospital bed in sacramento, this 13-year-old wroerl says he's fortunate to be alive after a pile of bricks nearly crushed him. >> started c

hoyer is going to start the season at pittsburgh. what do you think about that? think they made the right decision. if you want to run your offense, you start brian hoyer but they have enough weapons on the offensive side for the cleveland browns to be a serious team and sneak out there and win nine or 10 games. >> jim: the ravens. last season coming off a super bowl injury and did not back that up with a postseason trip. >> phil: i say this about baltimore, premier quarterbacks around the nfl, they always have top-flight nfl lines. the team does whatever it takes. last year, pittsburgh and baltimore, their offensive lines got away from them and their quarterbacks didn't play as well as they wanted. >> jim: two-minute warning. here in the fourth quarter. wondering what that is? that, my friends, is everything. and with the quicksilver card from capital one, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase. not just "everything at the hardware store." not "everything, until you hit your cash back limit." quicksilver can earn you unlimited 1.5% cash bac

those thicker clouds are bringing rain from erie to pittsburgh this hour.r backyard forecast, today it will be a warm one. 81 by noon. warm today. partly sunny skies, look for light winds. uv index about 8 today. 85 degrees by the afternoon. a mix of sun and clouds but should remain dry. however, for tomorrow, that's a different story as we will track rain for our thursday. more on that and the forecast for williamsport coming up in just a couple minutes. first, let's get a check of our wednesday morning commute with jill. >> a few minor problems out therep this this is that disabled vehicle i mentioned a few minutes ago at 422 eastbound at trooper. this is in the midst of the slow spot we see on 422 anyway. i was following two accidents, both of them just cleared in the last few minutes. lower merion township, that one is gone. blue bell, dekalb pike at blue bell. in south philadelphia, we have a problem here, 34th street at grays ferry road. traffic lights that are malfunctioning. whenever you come across traffic lights that aren't working, treat it as a

in 1987, pittsburgh international made a billion dollar gamble of its own. partnering with u.s. air on expansion project designed to handle 30 million passengers a year. but traffic peeked at less that 21 million in 1997. in 2002, u.s. air then bre wanted as u.s. airways filed for bankruptcy. the next year, the airline broke its lease leaving airport officials holding the back. >> we didn't have the money coming in from all of the airline operations to pay off the debt of our airport. this is a source of revenue from the extraction of the gas that will help pay down that debt. >> consul located just out of the airport fence, it will bore more than a mile deep to extract the natural gas. it can even drill horizontally sucking up deposits from runways. airport officials insist it's safe with all flights and runways operating as usual. >> in addition to paying off its debt, pittsburgh international plans to invest some of the new found riches back in to the airport. >> the goal, to attract more airlines with lower cost. but with the national gas deal under its belt, the airport hop

it's the annual president's race but this time they're joined by the perot geese in pittsburgh. is going to win. watch what happens as he nears the finish line. teddy comes up -- oh, with the hand maker off the -- look aga again. a clothes line by teddy. very unpresidential. very unpittsburgh like. what does he do after he knocks them down. comes off the top. he wins the president's race. who says there's love and fair politics in d.c. if teddy is there and there's a per rogue go about to win this thing. >> he take him out. >> he gets the clothes line and takes hem out. >> i love it. wwe for you there. >> come on. >> good way to go into the weekend. >> have a great week and as a matter of fact. >> tmz is next by the way. matter of fact. >> tmz is next by the way. ♪ the wonder of summer is that i never know what kind of adventure awaits. the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing. they even cover my first month's payment. so, i'll be happy wherever the summer takes me. the wond

in pittsburgh is back on a.m. in pittsburgh.atings tanking the big markets. >> how does the right wing want to address race and the killing of an unarmed 18-year-old by a police officer? they find fault with everything politically. >> of course. it's like a fax goes out first thing in the morning. the mantra they are chanting is "chicago, chicago." like nobody is covering chicago. it's all they hear about on fox news. how can they say nobody is covering it? they are trying to scapegoat the president. >> great to are have you with us tonight here on "the ed show." tonight will be night number 11. i pray there is no violence. message has been received. the wheels of justice are in motion. you have to have some level of confidence that this is moving forward. i hope you will pray tonight, too, that there is not going to be any violence and hopefully this will all end soon. that's "the ed show." i'm ed schultz. "politics nation" with reverend al sharpton starts now. good evening. >> good evening, ed. thanks for tuning in. breaking n

there it is and they'll end the season in pittsburgh. their home games, two of those five will be pittsburgh and denver. nice hole here. there goes hill for a first down. stays in bounds to keep the clock rolling along as we'll go to the two-minute warning. so cincinnati on the move, chewing up the clock with two minutes to go, it's the bengals leading arizona. 19-13 on "sunday night football." ♪ "sunday night football" ♪ oh, it's sunday night, oh, i'm waiten all day for a sunday night ♪ ♪ i'm waiting all day for a sunday night ♪ >> al: great to have carry back with us this year. and sunday night begins on meanwhile, we're waiting all day for thursday night. >> cris: we get the doubleheader, don't we? that's going to be great. >> al: green bay/seattle in the opener and then indy/denver on sunday. flag is thrown. jeremy hill has had a big workload tonight. gotten a good look at him, nine carries for 53 yards. >> referee: illegal formation, offense, they appeared in an illegal formation prior to the snap. five-yard penalty, still first dow

c-span: how long did it take before a black person could swim in a pool in pittsburgh? >> guest: i don't know. but one of the things that i feel was significant for me was that that pool was -- that the ywca later changed its policy. but i don't know how long that particular association took, but it proved to be later one of the most significant, in terms of the inclusion of women of all races. c-span: now, in high school, was -- what kind of a high school was it? was it mixed? >> guest: yes. there were very few black students in our high school. as a matter of fact, as i looked back later, i realized that it was a kind of survival of the fittest because while we were few, for three years, the black students graduated first, second and third in the classes. so that -- and i -- it's an interesting thing because we had such a good relationship among students in the schools, and we were -- and then i was on almost every kind of -- the debating society, the basketball team, different activities. but that -- the reality was that only those -- i think the best students made i

. >>> the eagles have another chance to work out the kinks in their defense when they host the pittsburgh steelers at financial field tonight. the bird's d gave up 500 yards in total offense to the new england patriots. they know what they have to do to improve and they will be ready when the season starts. the eagles face the steelers tonight at 7:30, you can see it here on 6 abc we are your official eagles station. >>> the doctor affected with ebola is now out of the hospital, dr. kent brantly is all smiles, he was thrown to atlanta earlier this month where he received an experimental treatment, at emery university hospital. dr. brantly was kept in isolation and doctors say he is c00% healthy, he spoke an hour a itteorr ry hw remgonystosngnay w meoai rleon lyreedf te lasrsn.ted m sndnyfow atnera if stannstiluner,h pf e h il c wa t asrouth l hee aoun eeore o tetsagtrolohasf hnews >>> now, the latest on the situation in the middle east, an israeli air strike killed senior hamas leaders overnight. israel pounded at least 20 targets this morning, the most significant blow happened in a town

there it is and they'll end the season in pittsburgh. their home games, two of those five will be pittsburgh and denver. nice hole here. there goes hill for a first down. stays in bounds to keep the clock rolling along as we'll go to the two-minute warning. so cincinnati on the move, chewing up the clock with two minutes to go, it's the bengals leading arizona. 19-13 on "sunday night football." ♪ "sunday night football" ♪ oh, it's sunday night, oh, i'm waiten all day for a sunday night ♪ ♪ i'm waiting all day for a sunday night ♪ >> al: great to have carry back with us this year. and sunday night begins on meanwhile, we're waiting all day for thursday night. >> cris: we get the doubleheader, don't we? that's going to be great. >> al: green bay/seattle in the opener and then indy/denver on sunday. flag is thrown. jeremy hill has had a big workload tonight. gotten a good look at him, nine carries for 53 yards. >> referee: illegal formation, offense, they appeared in an illegal formation prior to the snap. five-yard penalty, still first dow

it is east of pittsburgh, clouds will increase and lower and thicken.hat will give way to showers and thunderstorms later this afternoon. you can see snflt clearing taking -- some of the clearing taking place right now. that will push east in the next 12 hours or so. combination of sun and clouds later this afternoon, actually it will be more clouds than sun, but you'll see peeks out there. every nowfer and then -- now and then you'll see occasional showers develop. more widespread activity will flare up across the western suburbs. you can see the reds and oranges showing up, you can see shades of maroon that would indicate drenching downpours. through the evening hours in the western suburbs and the lehigh valley you'll see that activity. we'll lose the heating from the sun, we'll go mainly cloudy with areas of patchy fog, we get into tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy skies, warm and sticky, low lying fog once again, tomorrow afternoon all this mess is finally pulling away, still close enough to trigger a late afternoon shower or thunderstorm across port

before pittsburgh penguins gaped, it made a lot of sense. it's a shame it didn't open in 2005. rebel may be a different ball game. it was really - if you weren't a big player, there are laces you can go around the country and get smaller scale gambling. this happened to everybody. a gambling destination where the exception of las vegas, felt the pinch and the fact that there's more gambling. >> it's all about the convenience. if you have a straight slot machine, and you used to travel an hour and 20 minutes to philadelphia, and now there's the same slot machine 20 minutes from your house, and you don't care about the steaks and the lobsters and the gourmet rooms and the conyeah west and jay zee concerts, the slot machine is 20 metres from the house. why schlep. >> we can get $200 facials here too. >> why then do gore -- governors of new york and other places thing casinos can puck up depressed area. >> because they can. politicians look to increase revenue without increasing taxes, casinos is the way to do it. it's a regressive tax is the moral argument, on lower income people.

san francisco from one end to another about economics development and about clean environment, pittsburgh that's about building consensus i'm sure the mayor will agree he served as the che administration officer it to took years to get this to a third street rail of central subway thousands even if hours of volunteers coming together to make their point of view known. we've been here 5 wants on the total of this project but making progress again and every step of the way all along i'll say whoever we were appealing to our hopes are riding on the third street rail and our hopes on the street subway for all to be a model to the country of economic development while we improve the quality of life and sflrs customers and create good paying jobs that's today is a sad day because of the loss of robin williams i was oncoming over mayor we were together in 2012 with another phase we are that altogether with ray la hood the secretary of transportation and while we were listening to each other's speeches we were on our i preponderance watching the last of the games to dorm who would be in the playo

highway 4 and the pittsburgh bay area looking good.west, there was a little accident southbound 80. but that has been cleared. and muny, no delays. and now back to the desk. >>> happening now as we've been reporting, the hawaiian islands bracing for hurricane iselle. we'll talk about this in a second this is about 400 miles southeast of the big island of hawaii. it is moving west of sustained winds of 90 miles an hour. and the second hurricane, julio right behind it. and it is expected to come near the islands on saturday. things are still pretty calm on the beach right now. but a hurricane warning has been issued for the big island of hawaii. and maui is under a tropical storm warning and another advisory is in place for the other islands. iselle expected to bring heavy rain and flooding. if it stays on the path, it will be the first hurricane to hit the islands in 22 years. them hawaii are rushing to get supplies as the hurricane approaches. this is the scene last year, people waiting in long lanes to get gas and rushing to costco an

flash flood swallowing parts of the northeast forcing land to give way near pittsburgh. more than seven inches of rain in just hours near baltimore, the rising water trapping this woman in her car. >> i guess she drove into the water, it rose, and she got stuck. >> reporter: stuck like the estimated hundreds of vehicles abandoned in detroit monday. >> a lot of them were swimming out of there. people were climbing up the embankment. >> people were actually swimming out of their cars. >> standing initially and the water kept rising. they had no choice. it's probably 13, 12 feet deep right there. >> reporter: almost a half foot of rain falling, the water rising to the clearance under highways, killing at least two people. only the tops of cars visible from above. today, mud-cake d and still under water, land giving way, highways crumbling. parts of southeast michigan in a state of emergency. >> there is significant damage on a number of freeways in terms of flooding. we made a significant survey of the areas. >> reporter: the water so high, forklifts were brought in to get

or the west of pittsburgh, if you will, because it's too our west we'll start to warm up. once the warm front punches through later this evening, that's when we get into the soupy air mass once again. it's all downhill from there if you're not a big fan of muggy weather. 80 degrees at lunger time. comfortable, lots of sunshine. 6:00 p.m., bark down to 81. le we've got one more real nice one. we get back into the i couldn't like-like pattern. starting tomorrow it turns more humid, hotter with highs in the 90s. him those actual air temperatures, you combine the two, it will feel like the mid 90s. le with all the soup we get the afternoon showers and thunderstorms popping up. some of the forecast models with a few of the thunderstorms suggest anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of rain over the next few days. it's not going to be a watch, but there will be a lot of dry stretches in between. if you get under one of the storms, do expect rain. when i get back inside i'll talk about that and have the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> going to the shore is a tradition for so many famili

ago right near the pleasant hill station and trains are stopped in both directions now along the pittsburgh bay point line. we have few details. as soon as we get more information about this disruption to the bart commute we will pass along information. >>> more than a dozen families affected after a fire at a gas station. the concern it could have spread much farther, even through the sewer. >>> construction underway after that napa earthquake. a live report on the progress. plus how a damaged church that feeds the hungry is now getting help. >>> new developments in that botched execution in oklahoma. what prison officials did just moments after the drugs were injected that's now sparking a lawsuit. ♪ at kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> a new cease fire went into effect today between israel and hamas in gaza. >> and that was the reaction people spilling into the streets of gaza to celebrate. there's word that the

the clouds are filling in to western pennsylvania and pittsburgh, we'll be dealing with that tomorrow. today is the day ahead of the front where we have a good day. 68 degrees right now in philadelphia. 62 in the lehigh valley, 57 in millville. 69 degrees on the atlantic city boardwalk so far this morning. looking at the day ahead. 9:00 a.m., 75. bright sunshine, noon, 83. 3:00 p.m., 85, our high today will be 86. we'll be coming down from that at 6:00 p.m. 84 degrees. no weather-related problems, nothing but sunshine mixing in with a few clouds. the trouble comes tomorrow. we'll be talking about rain on the way, it will be enough rain that could cause flooding concerns. i guess you have to enjoy the dry commute while you can. >> reporter: we know you're a roadway war warrior, karen rogers you reported towels last night on the ac express way coming back from the beach things were not too bad. this would lead one to believe on the ac express way and 42, things will be heavier than normal as people make the late trek from the shorepoints. we have moderate volume on 42 toward the walt wh

we are joined by a forensic psychologist from the pittsburgh school of medicine. what does the autopsy tell us? >> we know he was shot at least six times, the four shots in the right arm - one has to be careful to determine the angle and whether they were front to back or back to front or side to side. keep in mind that the arm has great mobility so that when someone is moving in a dynamic mobile ever-changing situation such as occurred in this instance, you can't be certain what position the arm was in. >> he could, in fact, have been running away from the police officer and shot in the arm, or, in fact, had his hands in the air, which is consistent with the story of some of the witnesses. >> yes. >> we can't tell. >> you have to keep that in mind. you can't be sure, absolutely not, unless one had video to correlate. now the two shots to the head, one was at the ver text, the top of the head. they gave no indication of its trajectory, except that bullet was certainly the shot that killed moun, entering the -- michael brown, entering the brain. that would have bee