it was really so much fun yeah you know why they settled on making it pittsburgh because our creator grew up there. so he has very fond memories of pittsburgh and it's a lovely town i'd never been before i love always lovely it's more should be jailed arable you know smoke. so maybe what's next you got this is us going to have a boyfriend having a friend laser movie idea diving into thank you yeah life is good i have no complaints we go back to work in about a month so i'm ready to sort of dive back in. you see newsgroups already not yet hopefully this week i've been told that we'll go over and start again or generally dies early we do we've been told that that will be addressed in the first episode but we don't really know what happens throughout the course of the season so i'm anxious to find out some of the plot points and storylines thank you so much thank you adult and thanks to my guest mandy moore the entire first season of this is us is available on n.b.c. dot com and forty seven meters down is in theaters now and as always you can find me on twitter with things i'll see you

the old man, john roebling, built his first bridge in pittsburgh.o it connects, no doubt about it. the teacher who really meant more to me in many ways than any other of the whole chorus of great teachers was vincent scully at yale, who taught the history of architecture. art and architecture but mainly architecture. i was, as were thousands of students over the years he taught, swept off my feet by his lectures. unbelievable. he made it possible for you to see in a way you had never seen before just by showing you what he saw, what he could translate from the visual image for you into the english language. and he was a genius. is a genius. he is still living. brian: were you a straight a student? david: no, i horsed around a little bit. yes i got a lot of good grades. i wasn't very good in physics. i was a very good in the subjects taught by teachers i thought were boring. it is too bad, but i did fine. i graduated with honors. i was given a lot of awards. i loved to paint. i still paint. my enthusiasm was divided between writing and painting. stil

pittsburgh has done very well.ut if you look at the population, it is far below what it was in the 1980's. there was a massive outflow of people. if some like you were a part of that. as two of how to -- as to how to attract those people back am i think its berg is still joined to make the downtown livable, converting old brick factories into warehouses or loft spaces for rent. they have access to the river and the fact that you can friendly drive from downtown anywhere in about 10 to 15 minutes. they do have a stopping point. i don't know how helpful that will be for millennials p but if there are jobs there, you can do some of that. on the question of community colleges, there are strong linkages in certain cities i have been to. grand rapids, michigan is a great example of this. they have a shortage of people coming into manufacturing. people don't want to do those jobs and they think they can be dirty, dangerous, and perhaps they saw their parents lose their jobs in the past. there is a need to get community co

he is an adjunct professor of law at university of pittsburgh as well as author of the plot to scapegoat russia and here in moscow we crossed alexander me curious he is a writer on legal affairs as well as editor in chief of the duran dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate alexander but before i think go to you first ok we can talk about russia gate we can we can talk about collusion you know i want to stay away from what i essentially believe is a fake story here but one thing that is never mentioned in the mainstream media that i'm aware of anyway is is what does russia want in its relationship with the united states we always are told what the u.s. demands of everyone else but what did the russians want in this by a lot of relationship but stan said basically zero go ahead alexander well this is exactly correct because of course the united states or shall we say the people who seem to be in control of the united states or at least its media and its political system never seemed to be very interested in

at 99 usher for the pittsburgh pirates.rs that would hospital any other soon to be centenarian. >> when i am not working i carry a cane. >> you do? >> yeah the reason why, it gets me a front seat on the bus. >> phil grew up near the forbes field in pittsburgh. when babe ruth hit the last home run of his career over the wall, phil was one of the kids who ran after the ball. becoming an usher was a right of passage in his neighborhood. every kid did it for a year or two. not phil the he is still at it. 81 years later. of course he did have a day job for many years. worked as a machinist. other than that it's been this. >> you look forward to coming to work. >> yeah. >> what do you like. >> the people. to many of us success means climbing a ladder. always doing something different. bigger. but phil coin has a gift for finding joy in the same place he found it yesterday. i saw that most clearly during the national anthem. he probably heard that song, 10,000 times. yet when it ended, he was moved to tears. that national anthem,

dropped today in paris, a reminder of the moment he said he was elected to represent the people of pittsburgh, not paris. at the time he was making a case for pulling out of the paris climate accord and had nothing good to say about it. but today he hinted in his words that something could happen. joining us now is fareed zakaria. i don't know if it's just the president's lexicon, i'll have an announcement in two weeks, or something big's going to happen to tease stuff, or just to be polite. but the idea that there's going to be some sort of -- the u.s. isn't going to pull out of the paris accord seems highly unlikely. >> highly unlikely, but mainly because there was no reason to pull out of it.

of pittsburgh not appear this and the next day they are stepping up saying actually, pittsburgh votedfor hillary and i'm going to get the city to 100% renewable energy by 2035 which is the most ambitious target in the country. i think portland is the only city that adopted a target that ambitious. so that as an example of what i mean that peopl is people usingr that they do have to advance a powerful progressive vision. we are seeing something similar with healthcare in california. the california senate moving one step closer to single payer precisely because of what they are doing in healthcare and why it is so dangerous. we may be in a position to advance something similar when it comes to free trade when they are renegotiating. that's going to be an opening for the workers movement and environmentalists and everybody concerned to come forward and say this is how you write a fair trade agreement and what it would look like and say what we think it would look like because when we are fighting these deals back in the day we were good at saying no but we were not as good at saying yes.

we have traffic on highway 4 as you drive through pittsburgh and bay point and part of concord. it gets better on the other side of the hill. 580 is improving. a little slowing at the altamont pass. that is all. if you're driving on the nimitz freeway between hayward and union city, there is slow traffic driving into fremont. let's bring rosemary in at 7:16. >> tgif. we are looking at a fabulous forecast, especially if you like it warm. we will be heating it going into the weekend. stepping out this morning, you may need the sunglasses getting out there. plenty of sunshine to go around. partly cloudy skies at the coast and inside the bay. that was a gorgeous shot we saw overlooking areas of the golden gate bridge. here is another beautiful view. here is another one. this one coming from brad in sausalito. thank you for that this morning. 54 degrees to start off the day in sausalito. around the coast and the bay, mild to warm. but where we are going to lose that sea breeze and inland areas will be in the mid to upper 90s by the weekend. for today, slightly warmer. low to mid-60s

invoked the city of pittsburgh say he was elected by the people of pittsburgh, not the people of paris the next a at the mayor of pittsburgh stepping up and saying actually pittsburgh voted for hillary, and i'm going to get the city to 100% renewable energy by 2035 can which is supposed ambitious target in the country. i think ford is the only of the city has adopted a target that ambitious. that's an example of what i mean of people using the power that they do have to advance a powerful progressive vision. i think we're seeing something similar with healthcare. in california the california senate moving one step closer to single-payer precisely because what congress and trump are doing and health is a dangerous. i think we may well be in a position to advance something similar when it comes to free trade. when there are seriously really gushy nafta to make more like the tpp, that's going to be an opening for workers movements or environmentalists come for everybody concerned about our economy to come forward and say no, this is how you write a fair trade agreement comes this is what

the moments martinez was chased into a home in pittsburgh last july.e was running from a traffic stop. officers severely beat martinez breaking his ribs and fracturing cartilage in his neck. he later died at the hospital. pittsburgh police said at the time martinez physically attacked the officers and they were unable to subdue him with the taser. the pittsburgh police department is yet to respond. >>> police have released a photo of a man accused of exposing himself to girls. he was arrested monday. last week a 14-year-old told police he exposed himself to her when she was walking her dog. a day later another witness exposed himself to two more girls. police are trying to figure out if there are other victims. he was seen driving a black toyota core rolla the dmv predicts immigrants will have a drives license by the end of the year. a couple years ago california lifted rules to qualify for a license. a studiy reveals the change decreased the number of hit and run accidents in the state. california is the tenth state to offer driver's licenses to undoc

have you been at the university of pittsburgh? >> six years. >> you say you are a sanders voter. >> yes. >> is that far left of center? >> i am very critical of the intelligence community, having , ied in written -- britain am a proponent of socialized medicine. >> but you voted for barack obama. and for hillary clinton. you spend eight hours with him, where was that? >> at the white house. our first meeting was in the people have seen pictures of that. the white house photographer was there that day. >> anybody else in the room with you? >> no. when i went back for my second afternoon visits with iraq -- barack those were in the private dining room, which is a little bitg room, a west of the oval office. way, aown a little hall private hallway. >> we have not talked about this, but one of the things you spend time with the women involved, this it includes sex, drugs, both cocaine and marijuana. when the president saw all of this, you have a lot more of it. was he surprised and did he kick. >> let's take cocaine. genevieve cook's

. >>> firefighters were quick to knock out a fire near pittsburgh. the fire started 10:40 last night and under control in an hour. there is still to word on what caused the fire. >>> a follow up for the search of the 5-year-old. michaela brooker was seen at 5:00 in the afternoon. her mother is homeless and did not have visitation rights. police announced at noon yesterday, the girl and her mother were found in pittsburgh. officers got a tip that a family member lived there. >> they got a car from anonymous, hey, you are in the right area and go back. they saw mom and daughter in front of a laundromat. >> the girl and father are both found safe. >>> new this morning, the coast guards say two men and a young boy fell in the water after their 12 foot boat capsized south of the dumbarton bridge. all were wearing a life vest. the crew were able to pull the group to safety. the two men were taken to stanford hospital and expected to be okay. >>> john mccain is recovering to remove blood clot above his eye. the senate is delaying a vote on a controversial h

if you have any information about this you are asked to call pittsburgh police. >>> time is 6:07. oj simpson, one of the nation's most famous inmates will soon be a former in mate. yesterday, simpson convicted a parole board to grant his parole. he said he now plans to live in florida after he gets out of prison. now he will stay at the lovelock correctional center in nevada until he's released until that plan is developed and approved. >>> depending on what the support system is, in the case of either a returning resident or in the case of resident family, the acceptance rate as long as there's a valid planned supervision, it is high. >> the chairwoman of the parole board said simpson was considered low risk for being a repeat offender. >>> joel has more now from carson city nevada. >> i have done my time. i would just like to get back to my family and friends. >> and soon oj simpson will be able to do just that. >> the one-time football great, arguably most famous for the 1995 acquital in los angeles murder trial of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson, and her friend ron goldman,

as we look to the west not a lot on radar and some in hagerstown and pittsburgh, looking for a pop-up shower or thunderstorm later in the region today and tonight. 85 in philadelphia and 80 in in trenton and 80 in wilmington and 82 in cape may. we may culturally see the shore towns kicking if. and humidity we see it dropping if philadelphia. anything over 60 is a little bit humid and 57 dew point in allentown is great. staying sticky on other i'd of the delaware bay. and forecast for barbecues and parades the rest of the way. 2:00 p.m., 86 degrees and as we head into evening we fall into the upper 70s and a little bit humid in parts of the region and a spotty thunderstorm here and there. and for fireworks an isolated thunderstorm possible at 8:00 and 78 degrees and 11:00, 74 degrees. and in terms of a thunderstorm chance it's out there and we'll look at future tracker 6 and try to track those and spotty stuff coming and could be thumper and downpours tonight. >> thank you. >>> there was plenty of red white and blue on the streets of springfield county, the lions club of springfield sp

you lived in pittsburgh and -- >> i got one clap from pittsburgh. >> stephen: one while you're on. scene, because i don't think i'd be cool enough to be in los angeles, to be an actor out there. >> it's a certain level of cool. i notice i've been gifted a lot of crystals since i moved to los angeles. >> stephen: really? >> i don't know it's an energy thing, it's a healing thing. i've been told i'm supposed to charge them in the moonlight. have you ever heard of this before? >> stephen: i have not. >> well if you really want to get the full healing power you got the get a full moon but i guess any old moon will give you something. >> stephen: so someone gave you crystals and told you to put them out in the moonlight? >> not someone, multiple peoples. >> stephen: crystals are a thing again? >> they are worried. they are -- >> stephen: grasping and straws. >> straws compressed into beautiful crystals. >> stephen: obviously you have to use them before the eclipse. once you've charged them what do you then do with them? >> i guess you're supposed to hold them for power. some ladies in l

we go to the bottom of the ninth, still 4-2, pittsburgh. >> 4-2 pirates. joe maddon down to his last three outs at home here tonight. we talked about how his cubs have had success post all-star break. 100 winzip combined. that's the best second half record in baseball the last couple of years. the kind of turnaround they'll be looking for. believe it rivero came on and through a couple of 101-mile pitches to strand two base runners the bottom of the >> that first pitch that he swung at, that's for the game has changed. ninth inning, need a runner on. maybe the guy on the mound can work himself in trouble swinging the ball off. said it would be 3-0 and it's 2-1. those of the kind of things, the little things, that you've got to pay attention to especially in the ninth trying to get the tying run at the plate. >> i know you like his changeup but have we seen him throw one yet? >> he has. it's still 10 miles off, believe it or not. >> behind 2-1 underground ball. mercer hasnd got it. when away. nationals had, what they got. now with the parents have is a pret

we go to the bottom of the ninth, still 4-2, pittsburgh. >> 4-2 pirates. joe maddon down to his last three outs at home here tonight. we talked about how his cubs have had success post all-star break. 100 winzip combined. that's the best second half record in baseball the last couple of years. the kind of turnaround they'll be looking for. believe it rivero came on and through a couple of 101-mile pitches to strand two base runners the bottom of the eighth. >> that first pitch that he swung at, that's for the game has changed. ninth inning, need a runner on. maybe the guy on the mound can work himself in trouble swinging the ball off. said it would be 3-0 and it's 2-1. those of the kind of things, the little things, that you've got to pay attention to especially in the ninth trying to get the tying run at the plate. >> i know you like his changeup but have we seen him throw one yet? >> he has. it's still 10 miles off, believe it or not. >> behind 2-1 underground ball. mercer hasnd got it. when away. >> think about what the nationals had, what they got. now

there's pittsburgh and the ohio p-a state line.starting to bow a little bit, that would indicate winds gusting behind that system here. so we'll wait and see what happens, it will cross the mountains later this this aftern that will ultimately determine how much of the line holds together and marches into our neck of the woods. what you need to know today, high temperatures in the low 90s. squall line pushes in between the hours of 5 and 9:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m., far western suburbs, 9:00 p.m., jersey shore. city of philadelphia splitting the difference. damaging winds gusts and flash flooding a good bet, as well as numerous cloud to ground lightning strikes. here we go, lunchtime, a combination of sun and clouds, maybe one or two isolated cells ahead of the main line which would get in the western suburbs 5:00 p.m. first. the latest run wants to keep the heaviest farther to the south. i think this will extend into the lehigh valley. it will push through. in the city by 7:00. jersey shore, 730 or 8. we might get pop-up storms that will

there's some thunderstorm activity on the other side of pittsburgh.t may be here late today and tonight in some neighborhoods but the big story right now is the temperature profile and how it feels. 79 degrees currently in philadelphia. allentown and reading you've slipped to 72 but all these numbers are warmer than they were this time yesterday. 75 degrees in cape may for that early morning stroll on the boards. and here are the dewpoints. and they tell a sticky story. anything of 70 or better is oppressive humidity. anything over 60 is at least moderately humid and we've got mid to upper 60's where we don't have the 70's so the basic story here is it's muggy just about everywhere this morning and this afternoon it's going to be hot and humid. 79 by 7 o'clock. but by noon 89 and your high today is 92 by 3 o'clock and with the high humidity, it will feel like the upper 90's in some spots. 91 by 5 o'clock. down to 89 by 7 o'clock and notice how i am posting the chance of a late day or evening shower or thunderstorm in a couple of places. they're going

he scored for touchdowns for pittsburgh last year. this is his new career.e is in the purple pants there. he is laying people out in a slime adversity. that's the name of an extravaganza. he is a physical specimen. i'm getting the idea that his would be employers on an nfl team probably don't want him throwing his body around. talk about beast mode. that is d'angelo williams. a pretty big name with the steelers. >>> goodnight. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer today and get up to $4,500 in allowances. disneyland resort. celebrate the summer of heroes, only at hero up! amy: i must say, penny, this is great fun. penny: glad you're enjoying yourself. amy: until i met you and bernadette, my trips to the bathroom had been entirely focused on elimination. now they have a delightful social aspect. amy, you must've been in the bathroom with other women before. (toilet flushes) of course i have. but they were strangers and seemed off-put when i e

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tests in the bottom half, but at training camp in pittsburgh, on the campus of carnegie mellon, po has mathletes build strong bonds out of the classroom as well as in. 17-year-old zach croman from san francisco is making his debut on the u.s. team. >> the team does a great job of supporting each other, in the sense that no one is pressured to get a certain score or they feel like they've failed. we all just want to do our best. >> reporter: po was straightforward about his low-stress approach when he interviewed for the top job. >> i said is that if you put me in as coach we're going to do much worse than we ever did. >> reporter: but he was wrong. the drought has ended. the u.s. has placed first each of the last two years. >> if you constantly challenge and enjoy the love of doing better today than you did yesterday, you're on an onward march toward success. >> reporter: an important lesson for world class math students and the rest of us as well. >> it's been a great pleasure to work with you guys. >> reporter: jim axelrod, cbs news, pittsburgh. [applause] >> ninan: that's the "cbs w

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the next day you have the mayor of pittsburgh stepping up saying pittsburgh voted for hillary and i'mgonna get the city to one 100% renewable energy by 2035 which is the most ambitious target in the country. i think portland is the only other city that adopted a target that ambitious. that's an example of what i mean of people using the power they have to advance a powerful progressive vision. i think were seeing something similar in california. moving one step closer to single payer precisely because of what congress and trump are doing in healthcare is so dangerous. i think we may well be in a position to advance something similar with free trade. that will be an opening for workers movements and environmentalists and never be concerned about our economy to come forward and say no, this is how you write a fair trade agreement, this is what the quake, and really say what we think it would look like. when we were fighting these deals back in the day, we were pretty good at saying no but we weren't as good at saying yes. >> as we are winding down, i just want to thank you for saying no

pittsburgh police department saying she later confessed to the crime. she is now booked in jail. >>> and the family of a disupon innocent man shot and killed by a police officer on the force in july last year has filed a federal lawsuit against the city. the man's family spoke at a news conference today saying ining 18-year-old was not armed when officers fired. christy is live in san jose with those details. christy? >> reporter: this is a copy of the complaint that was handed out as the group gathered here today and it suggested anthony n was not holding a gun at the time he was shot. well, the family says they just initially called for help. >> what happened that day, we still have no answers. >> reporter: sandy was emotional talking about her son, anthony. >> he was doing great things with his life. he didn't deserve to die. he needed help, and that's what they should have brought, not guns. they should have brought ambulance and help for him, not guns. >> reporter: she joined her attorney and supporters outside city hall to discuss a federal lawsui

now, this is what's moving our way out of pittsburgh. we have more storms headed our way. some of this will filter in in the wee hours of the morning. tomorrow is the last big day we see with a chance of strong storms. allentown, could you see strong o stronger storms. about 2:00 in the afternoon, some storms popping up around philadelphia. we could get another batch of very strong storms. the line of those coming about 4:30 in the afternoon. moving into jersey about 6:00 -- and even another one tomorrow night before we finally clear out and things quiet down across the area for what could be a pleasant weekend ahead. the doppler wants to put out, this is estimated. this is model estimated doppler totals. it could be up to four inches falling in philadelphia if we get that storm on top of us. somebody may get a storm like that. this is going to move around the area before we see where the final storm track is. 78 in philadelphia. 65 in mount pocono, 75 in atlantic city. tomorrow 83 in fairmont. swanksville 79. easton in the 70s. 81 in egg harbor township and 6 for everybod

, that gives us severe weather up around the pittsburgh area. it is hot and humid. the hottest day so far this year coming in over the next couple of days, heat index should be 105. we'll talk more about that. that's advisory criteria. that's something to think about weather alert day i think on thursday, for sure. best chance of storms we'll talk about that as well, what day has best chance for some ve vesever w minutes. >>> major mishap at local va hospital. why the feds had to shutdown operating room at the facility this weekend. >> also ahead, a former congresswoman from maryland, emotional mee emotional plea to congress in congress as they debate the issue of health care. >> and any one of us could have something happen that we didn't plan for. >> and also a high profile murder, the park employee accused of killing a wedding caterer during an argument over for millions who suffer from schizophrenia a side effect of their medication... is something called "akathisia." it's time we took notice. >>> a cell phone reporting key evidence from the

pittsburgh... out the >>> nba free agency stuff in a moment, but first, baseball, and the giants just will not be ignored. in pittsburgh, and in this one, oh, yes ch the catcher and patriotic guard, austin slater. 6th inning. he went -- guess what, folks. that was the first giant hit of the game. it tied it up at one apiece. to the 9th. hunter strickland, bases juiced, and got out of a jam on that sequence. to the 11th. ball gets away. come on down, and that was it. giants now have won five in a row on the streak of a 2-1 x the decision this afternoon. the giants only have 32 wins so far this year. >>> off to the 8th, barry back in the coliseum. yeah. atlanta in town. paul from brent i know wood. major league debut into the 5th. he got brandon philips. he allowed no earned runs, 6th inning, his family very proud. tied at one in the 7th. atlanta's watson doubled home. danny santan a gave the braves a 2-1 lead. chris davis did his crush davis impersonation. a 40 to 50-foot shot to tie the game, but i

the woman was flown to a pittsburgh hospital.t believe her injuries are life threatening. >>> parts of our area were inundated with rain and damaging winds before the start of the holiday weekend. the storm hit berks county, bringing heavy rain to reading. this is what the drenching rain looked like when all the water overwhelmed the storm drains and led to street flooding n kutztown here's a look at the damage as a tree came down on a house on the five hundred block of sheridan road. storms moving through, with this kind of weather, this is what to expect. >> reporter: the rain is good. my grass is starting to turn brown. >> how we looking? >> reporter: today is not too bad, but we could get showers and thunderstorms, again. we get you outside, beautiful shot of sky6 live hd penns landing, we don't have much in the way of shadows, we have cloudy skies, the sun is is not shining down this morning, but later tharched we owe this afternoon we could get peeks of sunshine. the air is so unstable at this point, the more sun you see th

this is pretty significant complex of storms coming up through the pittsburgh area and you can see now one portion of that line starting to sink more south. so while we have a few showers here approaching couple better land area which has affected temperature a little bit i think that complex could get closer later tonight and then it weakens as it tries to get closer to d.c., beltway and interest nate 95. tomorrow's planner 1 at 8:00. that's warm. by noon its hot, 9 and we'll watch for a couple of storms around by 5:00 temperature of 95 coming down from the high we think will be 97 tomorrow in district. maybe a few place as way from the city center can stay closer to upper 80s. definitely hot when you combine that humidity and bermuda high which will pump heat in all week long keeping that heat up developed about 100 or advisorying later this week and maybe with a little trigger thunderstorms in the afternoon as well. the pest day may be friday that helps drop to 90. we'll be warm. check out the weekend. it's a little relief. it's not cool. we don't expect it terribly cool in july and

. >>> next up, one of the newest members of the pittsburgh steelers whose apparently also among the mostlar, this guy right here, you see him there, he looks jacked. james conner. >> conner was drafted by the steelers in the third round of ap the second biggest seller in the entire league behind tom brady according to one retailer. >> he went to the university of pittsburgh and successfully battled hodgkin's lymphoma two years ago and his story has connected with fans and that's credited with driving jersey sales. >>> so you might need the fire extinguisher if you like this one. if you dare to try the blazing new hot tabasco sauce. >> so the renowned brand revealed a scorpion sauce, even the name is threatening and 20 times hotter than tabasco's popular original red sauce. it's made with fiery scorpion peppers from trinidad combined with guava and pineapple. >> it sounds delicious to me. tabasco describes the concoction as a tangy sauce with untamed heat and a touch of caribbean sweetness. >> ah. so there's a little sweetness to it. >>> traveling by air, seemed to be getting less fun and

pittsburgh's daniel hudson, the ball got away, and span put the giants ahead for good.hey've won five straight games. they won today 2-1. >>> former a's pitcher zito back in the coliseum. struck out phillips here in front of friends and family. all happy. 3-1 braves in the 8th, and chris davis got ahold of a two- run shot to tie the game up at three, but in the 9th it was the braves' moment. swanson found a hole, brought in the go ahead, and the braves won 4-3. oakland has now lost four in a row. >>> over to soccer. electric crowd at stanford stadium. the earthquakes and gap waxy. first game for the new -- galaxy. first game for the new quakes coach. tied the match in stoppage time. game winner, what a comeback as the quakes stun la 2-1. >>> dale jr.'s retirement tour hit daytona tonight. eight laps left, and larson in the 42 car, the elk grove native caught air. he was okay though. ended up a two-lap dash. stenhouse jr. came out on top tonight, and when you get to victory lane, he gets a kiss from his famous fellow driver girlfriend danica patrick. >>> and boxing now.

we have dan koblick he is an adjunct professor of law at university of pittsburgh as well as author of the plot to scapegoat russia and here in moscow we crossed alexander me curious he is a writer on legal affairs as well as editor in chief of the duran dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate alexander before i want to go to you first ok we can talk about russia gate we can we can talk about collusion you know i want to stay away from what i essentially believe is a fake story here but one thing that is never mentioned in the mainstream media that i'm aware of anyway is is what does russia want in its relationship with the united states we always are told what the u.s. demands of everyone else but what did the russians want in this bilateral relationship but stan said basically zero go ahead alexander well this is exactly correct because of course the united states or shall we say the people who seem to be in control of the united states or at least its media and its political system never seem to be

>> >> pittsburgh. >> stephen: all those bears in pittsburgh. >> but that's exciting.-- it's hard for me to say this-- did you have a den mother? ( laughter ). >> stephen: i don't remember. it literally was just one day. i had some friends who were in it, and we marched in a straight line through woods i already knew. >> you were out. >> stephen: i said -- if i had known the word i would have said (bleep) this. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> well, we should-- because this is-- i'm right there with you, except i hung in there. >> stephen: what? >> well, i hung in for about eight days. ( laughter ) i'll tell you why. i thought, well, first of all,-- here's what happens. you-- you get-- you're assigned a den mother, which already "den mother." it sounds like a bad like head banger band from the 80s. ladies and gentlemen, den mother! >> stephen: that would have been frightening. >> i know. so she was kind of frightening. >> and thought-- and it was also too organized for me. honestly, i'll be honest with you. i'll tell you what i thought-- somewhere there's a knife in this f

we have a warning right now in pittsburgh as well. that's just the beginning of that because we have more activity that's going to come through the next couple days. the other part of our story, the temperatures. right back up to 91. that's the high today in philadelphia. 86 in the philadelphia suburbs. the high valley has dropped to 85 and 90 in delaware. that's not too hot, but you factor in the moisture and it's oppressive. we are lock iing at a feels lik in the mid-90s. this is where we are today. near oppressive tomorrow will be near oppressive. we're going to see dangerous heat on thursday. that's what i'll talk about when i come back. >> you can track the latest weather conditions directly from your phone. just download the nbc 10. app to get updates from the first alert weather team. >> here's a look at the stories making head lines county by county across the e region. >> no one was hurt when a home went up in flames, but look at what happened to that home. this is the view from sky force 10. an entire exterior wall charred.

. >> last night the cardinals judd jericho hit a homer in pittsburgh.irates fan wanted no part of the ball p chucked it out of the stands and into the allegheny river. that is a good 40-foot throw. most of the fans toss the ball back onto the field. not this guy. he wanted no part of that one. >> that is hilarious. >> someone should sign him up. >> i was in pittsburgh for three years. i could totally see that happening. >> i know that all too well that area. thank you so much lesley. still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight a little boy with a very big heart when he saw his friend struggling he didn't think twice about lending a helping hand. >> i just saw him and i thought he was going to be a cool person and he actually turned out to be cool. >> aww. >> it's always better when they turn out cool. how eight-year-old paul managed to buy his friend a brand new wheelchair thanks to a litt mmmm. so areers are the veggies.hs) that one is mine. nice job guys. hope it tastes as good as it looks. (giggles) hey gus, i brought something else you might like. mill

, downtown pittsburgh there, filled with music, food, performers all day long.urity however was stepped up this year after four people were shot in the city last july 4th. >>> out west now, quick moving fire in los angeles fueled by wind gusts destroyed four condos and 100 fire fighters and helicopter were called to that fiery scene yesterday afternoon. authorities say blaze began in one unit, before quickly, spread to go three others, through a common attic, condo all shared. three were treated for minor injuries, causes still under investigation. >>> well, more than a dozen people including five children are in the care of the red cross in one florida community after a car crashed into their apartment complex. now, 31 year-old driver of the car was killed and investigators say man had six propane tanks, inside of the car, and two of them exploded when the car hit the building. obviously neighbors were shaken up. >> all of a sudden we heard a boom, we thought it was trash that it is trash day and we heard another boom so i looked outside window and we saw the c

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looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan as you see from the ohio valley and pittsburgh, scattered storms passing through the philadelphia area and most of these moving towards pittsburgh as they work to the east and for us we are dealing locally with a couple of pop-ups as we push these up here. a closer view, storms near trenton, and lawrence. out of mercer county, monmouth county and long beach island and north of surf city getting rocked by a nasty thunderstorm, and how many lightning strikes are currently in that strong in the last 15 minutes, old barney getting the worst of it at barnegat light. the lightning strikes are following it's storm and some steady heavy rain if surf city. and the rest of the evening looks quiet across the area. temperatures where we had the rain in millville. 85. and allentown no storms but 84 and 89 in philadelphia and 90 in wilmington but that doesn't tell the whole story. when you factor in the humidity it feels like 93 in philadelphia and not the 89 air temperature. dover 91, but you factor in the humidity it feels like 105 degrees. and 80 in al