killer b's for pittsburgh. the big win and the big evening with michele tafoya. >> mike, thank you. ben, this rivalry never disappoints. facing a defense tonight that hasn't given up a 300-yard passer all season and you throw for over 500 yards against them. how do you explain that accomplishment? >> the line played unbelievable. receivers caught the ball and ryan shazier was here with us tonight. >> your two bs. bell and brown. play after play. how do you describe that? put it into context. >> they're really, really good. it's fun. i am the luckiest quarterback in the league to have the linemen i have and to have all the weapons that i have. >> i know you just said shazier was with you. you had to play without him. he is your friend. he is your teammate. what do you want to tell him right now? >> we didn't play without him. he was out here with us. we know it. we love you, ryan. we know you're watching and rooting for us. buddy, we love you so much. this one was for you, bud. >> the very beginning, first play

killer b's for pittsburgh.lk about the big win and the big evening with michele tafoya. >> mike, thank you. ben, this rivalry never disappoints. facing a defense tonight that hasn't given up a 300-yard passer all season and you throw for over 500 yards against them. how do you explain that accomplishment? >> the line played unbelievable. receivers caught the ball and ryan shazier was here with us tonight. >> your two bs. bell and brown. consistently make play after play after play. how do you describe that? put it into context. >> they're really, really good. it's fun. i am the luckiest quarterback in the league to have the linemen i have and to have all the weapons that i have. >> i know you just said shazier was with you. you had to play without him. he is your friend. he is your teammate. what do you want to tell him right now? >> we didn't play without him. he was out here with us. we know it. we love you, ryan. we know you're watching and rooting for us. buddy, we love you so much. this one was for you, bu

the officer who shot lee and still works in the pittsburgh police department. well i know that. he was working. he knocked on her door one day to say this. so. called the police for another matter because the same officer arrives and i just don't believe my eyes i mean it felt like my life was coming. it was just so stark that really. i was just scared that you know he may do something to me. is this is another person so. if you want to shoot a black man join the police were police did in addition to his disability leon is now suffering from severe anxiety and depression he sued the pittsburgh police department. the prosecutor counseled the charges against you and if you weeks ago in order to improve the relationship between the police and the black community he said there's something that's something that is a work. in pittsburgh the relationship between the police and the black community is far from being good it was in homewood an afro-american neighborhood that the police shot leant forward. in these disadvantaged districts with high crime rates they get between police and c

the campus is west of pittsburgh. and the university posted on its website that the campus is currently closed. what we know is a man shot and killed his wife inside the cafeteria. he then killed himself in the parking lot. she worked at the school. it happened just before 4:00. no students were hurt. the university says the situation has been contained and there is no active threat to students. >>> right now at 6:00, a deadly hit-and-run caught on camera. the video shows a violent crash. a driver appears to run a stop sign and plow into a passing car. a passenger in the passing car was thrown from the back seat. he later died. two people in the car which caused the collision ran away but not before witnesses got a good look at them. >> the woman from this car, she was dragging herself across the ground. >> her whole left side of her face was just gushing blood all the way down. >> neighbors told nbc10 crashes like this one happen often. they want to see changes made to the intersection to make it safer. >>> tonight o

killer b's for pittsburgh. here is ben to talk about the big win and the big evening with michele tafoya. >> mike, thank you. ben, this rivalry never disappoints. facing a defense tonight that hasn't given up a 300-yard passer all season and you throw for over 500 yards against them. how do you explain that accomplishment? >> the line played unbelievable. receivers caught the ball and ryan shazier was here with us tonight. >> your two bs. bell and brown. consistently make play after play after play. how do you describe that? put it into context. >> they're really, really good. it's fun. i am the luckiest quarterback in the league to have the linemen i have and to have all the weapons that i have. >> i know you just said shazier was with you. you had to play without him. he is your friend. he is your teammate. what do you want to tell him right now? >> we didn't play without him. he was out here with us. we know it. we love you, ryan. we know you're watching and rooting for us. buddy, we love you so much. this o

in two thousand and thirteen in pittsburgh half of the time these controls did not lead to any arrests and blacks who represent twenty six percent of the population were controlled in sixty two percent of cases. like. this practice had its heyday in new york in two thousand and eleven where the police record a nearly choose thousand checks a day in one cases out of ten they were unjustified and as always those who are most targeted where the black people. in the figures are vocal but no policeman dares to admit it. i've. yet former officer has agreed to break the silence his assessment is alarming the hunt for black people in which he participated is part of a racist system that he condemns today. bravely wastes lives out in the countryside far from philadelphia where he served for twenty three years. now retired he insisted on putting on his uniform to reveal the opening races practices of his former colleagues. the first thing he denounces is a quote arrests imposed on us police in many large cities up this race for numbers pushes them to control black people for no reason quotas lea

the officer who shot lee and still works in the pittsburgh police department. well i know that. he was working around here he knocked on her door one day to say this. so. called the police for another matter because the same officer arrived i just couldn't believe my eyes i mean it felt like my legs was common it was just so stark that you believed. that i was just scared that you know he may do something to me it is this is another person so. if you want to shoot a black man join the police who are police. in addition to his disability leon is now suffering from severe anxiety and depression he sued the pittsburgh police department. the prosecutor counseled the charges against you and if you weeks ago in order to improve the relationship between the police and the black community he said. something that's something that is. in pittsburgh the relationship between the police and the black community is far from being good it was in homewood an afro-american neighborhood that the police shot and forward. in these disadvantaged districts with high crime rates the gap between police

>> the city of pittsburgh artie has that address. that is why is going through the city of pittsburgh. they have developed that program, that out reached, and not withholding the information. >> reporter: you are in the city of hercules but how do you envision this happening? will there be an officer monitoring the cameras? or will this be in response, going to a suspect vehicle and then getting that information out to the public? >> it is currently happening in the city of richmond. shot spotter identifies within 50 feet where the shot was and what caliber. whether somebody is watching are not, once it picks up the shot detection than somebody will be there. and then the footage is there. >> this funding is us a one time funding source?>> the city willfor look grant funding in the future. is my understanding that there will be some congressmen assisting the police departments with federal funding. >> you will be at the meeting tonight do you expect this to pass? >> absolutely. >> reporter: we will be following this. >>> coming up, e

host: we are back and joined from pittsburgh by dr. walid geled the director of the center for pharmaceutical policy and prescribing at the university of pittsburgh and also an associate professor of medicine and health policy and here to help walk us through the impact of the proposed merger between c.v.s. and aetna. thank you so much for joining us today. >> a pleasure. ood morning. host: good morning. cvs changed its name three years ago some say to reposition itself as a health company rather than just a drug store. of about the significance a major drug store chain merging with a health care insurance provider. guest: yeah. it is almost like this transition has been happening for decades. cvs started in the 1960's as a single store and has been expanding its footprint since that time. the minute clinics opened about a decade ago. then it joined with a pharmacy benefits manager to do other things and then it added some long-term care services. some infusion services. then it changed its name and got rid of tobacco. it has really be

pittsburgh pennsylvania six hundred kilometers from new york. a city of three hundred thousand inhabitants with a long history of police violence. we asked offices if we could follow them during a patch. and we understood that any control can get out of hand. offices lance and lou come on duty. in an unmarked. east of the city in zone five. this is the district with the highest case numbers of police violence in the past is it is an afro-american neighborhood a dangerous area the office is a nervous. to take a stand a fairly robust. think you're going to get but. the police are looking for weapons so they scrutinize every move of pastas by they do not hesitate to check their pockets and belts. everyone is under suspicion. if she minutes later we follow another police car that is about to control a red vehicle for speeding. and hearing you know here when they're. pretty good to hear a passenger comes out. when the policeman said when they see you're in another passing just please. before we had time to get out and fill. it again. the policeman hi

now for pittsburgh, the key is to at least hold on to that bye. they can do that by beating houston on christmas day. you'll see the game here on nbc with mike tricot and curt warner. they have cleveland the following week. still have to get by the to texans monday. who knows. >> jacksonville breathing down their neck because they do have that win over pittsburgh. you get the feeling the pittsburgh steelers, we've seen them bounce back too many times. they have too much talent on the ovenive side. they're going to be a tough team to beat. >> letting go of james harrison today as well. >> when you see the top end organizations making moves with players they love and you know they love james harrison there, all of a sudden you start thinking, where might james harrison go? >> we're going home. i don't know what to say. write your own caption. >> outcome, santa saying we've got some work to do. you better go home and take care of that cold. >> yes, we do. minnesota wins it by a score of 16-0. coming up next, your local news. al michaels, cris collins

the pittsburgh city council voted to host a regional security program. >> as a person, as a citizen, someone that lives and drives on interstate 80, i'm going to drive on that freeway a lot more [ inaudible ] >>reporter: the new freeway security network project as it's called will run along highway 4 through pittsburgh and then along interstate 80 up to richmond. the new so-called pan, tilt, zoom cameras can record traffic going by, read license plates of passing cars and listen for gunfire with special microphones. >> the shot spotter once shots are fired on the freeway will activate the tilt zoom cameras and turn them in the direction of the gunfire. and then an alert will go to our task force commander. the task force that's investigating the freeway shootings. and he'll be able to log into that camera system through a smart device. so we'll have eyes on the freeway basically in realtime. >>reporter: clearly the new system will help investigations. but officials also hope they will keep the gunman from opening fire on the freeways in the first place. in pittsburgh, joe vazquez, kp

the campus is located northwest of pittsburgh.ng to reports, the calls first came in as shots fired at the cafeteria in the student union building. we'll gather new information and bring it to you as soon as we get it. >>> right now at 4:30. nbc10 exclusive. for the second time in two weeks thieves targeted small-town pharmacies in south jersey. police are working to find out if the holdups are related. cydney long got video of the most recent crime. >> she joins us live. this time the thieves didn't even go for the cash. >> reporter: not at all. it was saturday night, about 9:15. police say two men wearing masks and also wearing gloves either had a hammer or a sledgehammer. they smashed the glass right here. their sole focus inside was aimed at stealing pills. after carefully casing the berlin pharmacy located along a busy stretch of white horse pike, watch as the men use a hammer to smash a surveillance camera and break the front door glass. >> it's crazy that people are doing things like that. it's scary. >> reporter: they kick

but it feels like it's 8 in pittsburgh. and our air is coming straight from pittsburgh.ittsburgh's air is coming straight from chicago where it feels like 12 below zero now. and international falls feels like 27 below zero. that's nothing. 53 below zero in canada. that's brutal. that's in the middle of the day. here we are at 11:00 tonight. maybe make it feel not so bad after those numbers. feeling like 5 a big 15 in avalon. that's the warm spot tomorrow morning. in the afternoon, as you notice, it really hasn't warmed up. avalon is gone down to 13. that settings us up where it's only 5 below in doylestown. so that's going to be the worst of it. at least for this week. it was a possibility of the early next week it could end up being even lower than those numbers. friday afternoon we're still in the single digits. so this is really freezing weather. we also may see this area of snow coming in from the west. it will be a big storm. over the weekend itself, so saturday is the day with the best chance for some snow. it's a high of 22 degrees in philadelphia. we could see so

. >> police here in pittsburgh already use this type of camera technology.hey record cars going by, read license plates and list on for gunfire. expanding the program to the freeways and highways have been in the works for almost a year. now thanks to funding from caltrans, its finally happening. scenes like this one have become all too common on the freeways leading from richmond to antioch. the pittsburgh police chief says a network of cameras on city streets is deterring sthoot shooting -- shootings there. thanks to $3.5 million from caltrans, interstate 80 from richmond to highway 4 and then highway 4 into antioch will be outfitted with surveillance cameras, license plate readers and microphones that identify gunshots. >> we should not have our citizens driving on the freeway with fear gunshots could be fired at anytime there that is why the district attorney's office organized the efforts to get the cameras. >> this is an excellent tool for law enforcement to be able to see the movement. >> police chiefs in pittsburgh, antioch, richmond, san pablo agree

now for pittsburgh, the key is to at least hold on to that bye. they can do that by beating houston on christmas day. you'll see the game here on nbc with mike tricot and curt warner. they have cleveland the following week. still have to get by the to texans monday. who knows. >> jacksonville breathing down their neck because they do have that win over pittsburgh. you get the feeling the pittsburgh steelers, we've seen them bounce back too many times. they have too much talent on the ovenive side. they're going to be a tough team to beat. >> letting go of james harrison today as well. >> when you see the top end organizations making moves with players they love and you know they love james harrison there, all of a sudden you start thinking, where might james harrison go? >> we're going home. i don't know what to say. write your own caption. >> outcome, santa saying we've got some work to do. you better go home and take care of that cold. >> yes, we do. minnesota wins it by a score of 16-0. coming up next, your local news. al michaels, cris collins

the officer who shot lee and still works in the pittsburgh police department. i don't know about most. he was working around here he knocked on her door one day to say this. so. called the police for another matter because the same officer arrives i just don't believe i mean it felt like my legs was common it was just so stark that you believed. that i was just scared that you know he may do something to me it is this is another person so. if you want to shoot a black man join the police were police. in addition to his disability leon is now suffering from severe anxiety and depression he sued the pittsburgh police department. the prosecuting counsel the charges against the an if he weeks ago in order to improve the relationship between the police and the black community he said it's something that's something that is a work. in pittsburgh the relationship between the police and the black community is far from being good it was in homewood an afro-american neighborhood that the police shot and forward. in these disadvantaged districts with high crime rates the

pittsburgh pennsylvania six hundred kilometers from new york. city of three hundred thousand inhabitants with a long history of police violence. if we could follow them during a patch. and we understood that that can get out of hand. offices lance and lou come on duty. in an unmarked. east of the city in zone five. this is the district with the highest case numbers of police violence in the past is it is an afro american neighborhood a dangerous area the office is a nervous. it's a casino fairly robust. you can think you're going to watch it but. the police are looking for weapons so they scrutinize every move of pastas by they do not hesitate to check their pockets and belts. everyone is under suspicion. a few minutes later we follow another police car that is about to control a red vehicle for speeding. and hearing you know here when they're. pretty good. at passenger comes out. when the policeman said when they see you're in another passenger please. before we had time to get out and fill. it again. the policeman hidden by the great car has a

has asked for the training it's expected in pittsburgh this year. but is this a solution. just a very visceral these are. the city of baltimore started training its police officers against racial prejudice last year despite that a young afro-american died in april this year players or demonstrations for the protection of black people in the riots that shake the city images that suddenly reminds america if it's past. the past that continues to haunt the country. in the southeast of the united states three hours from atlanta america has a meeting with its own history on this form a land of slavery blacks did not have the same rights as whites. fifty years ago the police were beating up blacks here. fifty years ago young african americans would not have had the right to walk on this bridge. the much that change the destiny of the black community is coming very to today the fight for black freedom to fight against racism to the right to vote like white people that. little bad boy all right all right first of all. on sunday march seventh one thousand nine hundred sixty five on

it's going to run through pittsburgh and along i-80 to richmond. for overover a decade, video cameras have been mounted on many city streets in the east bay. that's why police believe gang members have been opting to shoot each other on the freeway. >> we have cameras all over the area. so what we found is that gang members will target other gang members. they will specifically follow them and wait until they get on the freeway and then shoot at them. >> reporter: so these new cameras can pan, tilt, and zoom as they record traffic going by, reading the license plates of passing cars, and listening for gunfire with special microphones. when it detects a shot, an alert will go to the police department's task force commander. that person will be able to log in in real time to immediately begin the investigation. these cameras should be installed sometime next year late spring early summer. it's part of a three-year pilot program. . then they're hoping to get grabs to continue it beyond then. >>> calmer winds are helping firefighters in southern califo

i invested more than $400,000 in the pittsburgh locations.ago location, it's about $240,000. so as of now, i have well over $600,000 invested into this concept. there is a lot riding on it for me. this is a beautiful store. you should be proud of this. andreas: thank you. it was a team effort, for sure. lemonis: do you know where your parents are? andreas: yeah, they're on their way. lemonis: one of the silver linings in going to pittsburgh initially a year ago was meeting mike and andreas, kathleen's kids. i've asked andreas to move to chicago, because he had seen the magic work in pittsburgh. and he knew exactly what i was looking for. he breathes and lives the greek culture. and it was a perfect fit. -what time is it? -sam: quarter after. lemonis: they're an hour late. you know what sam's job is, right? he's the head of the operations in the franchise. and do you know why he was brought in? andreas: 'cause it wasn't getting done. lemonis: i didn't initially plan on having a guy like sam on board. that job was supposed to be mike's. with th

is the air temperature, 21 new york city, 11 syracuse 18 in pittsburgh. although the temperature is a little higher than yesterday those wind chills pretty biting in fact 13 right now is what it feels like in philadelphia, nine pittsburgh, one in syracuse and quebec canada 22 degrees below zero, so we are at least back into the teens after single digits of yesterday. snow is still set to arrive here tomorrow morning. storm tracker6 live double scan shows a little stretch of those snow showers it's a quick little clipper system, chicago to cincinnati and this will be racing off to the east as we get into the late overnight hours tonight and first thing tomorrow morning. in fact, this is what to expect. that snow begins at dawn tomorrow from the southwest to the north and east. the steadiest will be late morning into the noontime hour and then it tapers off tomorrow afternoon but there will be periods of slick travel in the morning and even in the afternoon with any untreated roadways that snow will stick and still looking at about a coating to 2-inches of

in pittsburgh a victim testified. the survivor who almost died from bullet wounds. the unfold. he is only twenty two years old. as awful lot was there in the. us. today leo cannot play he cannot even walk. his life was turned upside down after roadside spot check. every time. most of. the control was filmed from the police car which was equipped with a camera it was at night in november two and a half years ago initially it is a classic controlled. restart finally i gave them my driver's license my registration my car story and they damn right master mason but they ran a name l. for. when the police typed l. ford the search results displayed the warrant of arrest of lemon forward clement ford is black he is the same age as leo and is wanted to truck traffic leon who is waiting in the car does not have a criminal record but the police has. that he's the suspect. it was knew there was a string is gone i've tried everything i could possibly try to. being good this music they were very aggressive they never x. me to get out the core. they told me they would. be given food is afraid

pittsburgh pennsylvania six hundred kilometers from new york. city of three hundred thousand inhabitants with a long history of police violence. we asked offices if we could follow them during a patch. and we understood that any consultant gets out of hand. offices lance and lou come on duty. in an unmarked. east of the city in zone five. this is the district with the highest case numbers of police violence in the past is it is an afro-american neighborhood a dangerous area the office is a nervous. it's a casino fairly robust. you can think you're going to watch it but. the police are looking for weapons so they scrutinize every move of pastas by they do not hesitate to check their pockets and belts. everyone is under suspicion. if she minutes later we follow another police car that is about to control a red vehicle for speeding. and hearing you know you're. pretty good. at passenger comes out. when the policeman said when they see you're in another passing just please. before we had time to get out and fill. it again. the policeman hidden by th

it is an idea that people in pittsburgh like. >> they should. especially going through highway 4, there's a lot of -- there's a lot of shootings. we should get more cameras and more police presence here. >> reporter: pittsburgh's city council unanimously approved the network of cameras providing officers real-time information as shootings occur. by late spring or early summer of next year, the new system should be up and running along 880 and highway 4 in contra costa county. as you may well remember, there have been dozens of shootings in the past few years. in all, eight people have been killed. it will go from richmond to hercules and all the way to antioch. >> when a shot is fired on the freeway, shot spotter will activate the camera and turn the camera in the direction of the gunfire. and then shot spotter will send an alert to our task force commander. >> reporter: pittsburgh hoping to integrate their system with already existing systems. pittsburgh, antioch, hercules, richmond are all participating in the three-year pilot project. it rece

feels like 5 in pittsburgh. pittsburgh is coming this way. the chicago air is 11 below. this is the way it feels now. international falls in the united states in the middle of the afternoon feels like 31 below. and farther to the north in central canada it feels like 40 to 50 below zero in the middle of the afternoon. so we're just getting a piece of this. by tonight, we're in the teens across most of the area. single digits. and trenton at 9. in the afternoon tomorrow, it's not feeling much better. feeling like 7 in doils town and allentown. the warm spots are going to be feeling pretty close to zero. in the afternoon on thursday, we warm up again. to single digits to the low teens. how about friday morning. there's a big improvement. single digits again. we also may see some snow. this is coming from the west. not all the computer models show it, but it does come in on saturday if we're going to kbet it. it does not look like a major storm at this point. over the weekend, we're going to be seeing some of that snow on saturday. look at the bitter cold on sunday. those a

addition to his disability and is now suffering from severe anxiety and depression he sued the pittsburgh police department. the prosecutor canceled the charges against me in a few weeks ago in order to improve the relationship between the police and the black community he said. something.

gellad, the professor of health management at the university of pittsburgh. he's helping us break down the proposed merger between cvs and aetna. a question that i have that i'm sure some of my viewers might this too, is how does impact consumers immediately or down the road? the closest a cvs, pharmacy to me, but i am not an aetnaw customer. will my drug costs be higher? dr. gellad: those of the questions everybody's asking and there are no answers. it depends how things are implemented kid we have already seems limitations and what pharmacies you can go to. and this is what's happened in the market. aetna already uses cvs as his pharmacy benefits manager and most people with aetna probably have a preference to go to cvs anyway. the concern is obviously that this will become more of an issue for consumers. and there are other ways that consumers can be steered towards certain pharmacies rather than others. so, you could easily imagine and this happened at much higher cost. if you go to another pharmacy, you can imagine much higher cost of you go to a differe

he had surgery today in pittsburgh on his torn acl. so he's officially on the road to recovery.hile nick foles took over qb duties today at practice he told mow yesterday that he's going to be relying on his teammates to help ease the transition and the eagles say it was a smooth day of work ou outs validated their confidence in him. >> it was good. iyman it wasn't bad. great experience. nick is pro bowl quarterback much he's a veteran. been in the league six years. he's been there before. >> he's been great much he's very vocal. making sure he's asking questions. how were we doing it? what the nuances that, you know, aren't really maybe talked about or discussed? um, that you have with the different quarterbacks. i think nick and eye's communication was really good and we'll be on the same page sunday. >> doug pederson worked with nick foles back when he was rookie and pederson says they always knew he was going to be smart quarterback now with more experience he says he's not surprised that the eagles are responding so well to him. >> great example was in the fourth quarter th

snow is mixing in even around areas around pittsburgh.ill dry in washington. 55 degrees at that point. but d.c. starts to see rain during the afternoon and evening hours and notice up in pittsburgh, philly, new york, boston, still dealing with rain. as we move towards the late evening hours, 9:00 p.m., doug, the radar starts to pull out and then temperatures cool. 60 on saturday and then much cooler for the rest of the holiday weekend. >> that's right. our temperatures down tomorrow to 46 and then right back up. 54 on friday. 62 is what we're going for on saturday with a chance of rain. breezy, too. and then it starts to cool. christm christmas eve, 48. look what happens on christmas day. we're going 39 but it may start rain and snow mix early. a better chance for some snow wednesday night into thursday and then all eyes on the later portion of the ten-day forecast. there's a storm out there and if enough cold air is here, you know what that might be. we'll see you next right here at 6:00. >>> if you've waited until now to shift your holi

howard in pittsburgh. go ahead. caller: hello? you know i had open heart surgery and almost died for pnemonia and i never had any pain whatsoever and i guess that's a good thing because my understanding is that a lot of people have medical reasons for asking for a drug and as far as i understand, that's my take on it. >> howard you think we as a country are taking this issue more seriously this year? or doing enough at this point? why are the numbers continuing to go up and up? caller: we need money. it's going to take money to face this crisis we have and we're bankrupt. you know? that's my take on it. i don't know. host: thanks for call. rodney is in memphis texas. caller: i don't know about the impact but i started off. i've had back surgery and i got injured on the job and i have a turn rotator cuff but how i feel i have been impacted i was taking darviset and they take it off the market and the way i feel i've been impacted my doctor made me sign this five page contract and it took me a half a day to read it and i feel i've b

notice pittsburgh, if you're heading to pittsburgh or erie, pennsylvania. parts of new york, if you're heading to buffalo, you're going to be driving into some rain. changing over to snow and a wintry mix as well. by 9:00 p.m. in our area the rain really starts to wind down on saturday. so, the weather certainly having a moderate to maybe high impact on your saturday dealing with wet roads, especially later in the day. the ski resorts especially liberty and white tail, it's fabulous they're open. you'll be dealing with rain if you're trying to ski on saturday. download the washington app and check it before your walk or run. here's your ten-day forecast. all clear tomorrow. no rain in the forecast. on saturday, 64, breezy degrees with some showers. mainly early and especially later in the day. on sunday, rain and snow overnight, doug. some of us may see a coating heading up to the frederick area. i hope we maybe see a little coating. most of us on christmas will be waking up to all clear conditions out there. temperatures in the 30s on christmas. >> yeah, i

baltimore in pittsburgh.g injured teammate ryan ssazir in the hospital in pittsburgh a week later after suffering that spinal cord injury on monday night football. the game was a shootout. high scoring close until the end one point game. rally bell scoring with three and a half minutes left to cut baltimore's lead to two. steelers offense got another chance with a minutes to go and ben roethlisberger got his team into field goal territory. a game winning 46-yard field goal. they hold on to win 39-38. big numbers for roethlisberger. threw for 506 yards and two touchdowns. becoming the first quarterback in nfl history to top 500 yards passing three different times. here's your game winning field goal. steelers wrapped up the afc north. skins going in the other direction. they were eliminated from playoff contention with a loss. if final score 30 to 13. skins sixth defeat in the last eight games. this wasn't close. quarterback rivers threw for more than 300 yards and two touchdowns. kirk cousins one touchdown pa

pittsburgh was fat -- fattening on catastrophe. there was a minister in tennessee who began to preach sermons under the title, have we a right to our present prosperity? the question was, if the united states believed britain and france are on the side of the right, and if our relationship to this war is to make money, what does it say about us as a people? what does it say about america? what are we? who are we? the series of tennessee sermons that i found in nashville, this is the theme he comes back to. we -- who are we? what are we doing about it? the easiest way to answer that is to give some of that money away to the charities you believe in. there was a proposal to take the 1916 ivy league football season and then in all the profits to belgium and france. even then, college football ran the show. the university president said no. they did pass buckets around for people to put money in. example.y favorite this is an ad at pittsburgh press advertising serbia day at kennebunk park that i still take the kids to every summer. day

now pittsburgh's ben roethlisberger here intercepting the pass. take one more look. there you go. patriots preserving the win 27- 24. >> he keeps doing it. >> yes. >>> 6:25. sexual misconduct allegations now forcing an nfl owner to sell his team. >> and where steph curry steps into the picture, coming up. >> plus, power has been restored to atlanta's airport but trouble from travelers is far from over. how flight, including from san francisco have been effected. >>> working to stop fast moving flames, the fire fight in california and the damage left behind. >> plus, the country's busiest airport losing power and stranding flights across the country. the delays being felt here and the bay area. >> and gunfire erupting on bay area freeways more than 100 times in the past two years. >> we should not have our citizens driving on the freeway with fear that shots could be fired at any time. >> how police are fighting back. >>> but first, it was closed latinos week after a sealion attacked two swimmers at the aquatic park in san francisco. good morning, i am kenny choi. >> and i am miche

bunny didn't like pittsburgh. paul was there all the time for business and obvious he gave a ton of philanthropy there but is not much part of her orbit. >> what was the relationship with her children by the end of her life? >> so complicated. where do you start? there both dead now. her daughter eliza, bunny was a bit of a hover mother with allies was a cheerful, lovely girl, but school was hard for her. bunny was thrilled when allies went off to europe and came home with -- she was engaged. on the morning of the wedding, by knees daughter came to i don't want to get married. i really don't want to get married. i don't know exactly what she said but she definitely said she didn't want to get married. bunny is it they are all there, here at the church, you're getting married. she got married and she got divorced a couple years later. she was gay. it took a long time before she felt comfortable bring her girlfriend around ran to meet r mother. they had a a tortuous relationship. at times they were very close, but d

. >>> this is the city of pittsburgh. >> 5,300 square miles. forested by maples and oaks. crisscrossed by murky rivers. yinzer territory. >> this video that was filmed in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, is not the latest wes anderson movie. this is the real live love story of steven and callahan. >> we're in the gymnasium of the ace hotel, famous for the holy matrimony of steven and callahan. >> and it was filmed in wes anderson style. >> there's randy's house. >> the whole video shot and edited by steve peerson of christina emily photography. the narrator is michael sober, who may or may not have been sober at the time of this video, but the steven i am referring to is our very own former host of "right this minute," steven fabian, who is now a correspondent in new york for "inside edition," and his now wife, callahan malone -- >> are you kidding? >> i'm kind of waiting for bill murray to show up, something like that. >> they walk us through the getting ready portion. >> by the way, that dress is stunning. now we see them walking down to the ceremony, act two, my friends, where

packages and mail in the pittsburgh area. take a look. they also have photos of the car that he may have been driving. police are not saying how many packages or pieces of mail have been stolen but they're asking anyone who can identify the man or the car to get in contact with the pittsburgh police department's tip line. >>> trying to solve congestion on the roads in san francisco. coming up at 8:00, the two freeways where toll lanes could soon be added. >>> also the rush is on for some homeowners to pay next year's property taxes. up next, why some are hoping to save money by getting the payments in before january 1st. >>> outside of our doors this morning, partly cloudy and cool and fog to deal with. giving you ai look outside of the doors. we will check in on the visibility around the bay area and line up the temperatures for today coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is now 7:43. it's been a tough year for a lot of retail stores. almost 130,000 retail workers lost jobs between november 2016 and novembe

>> reporter: pittsburgh city council approved the use of the freeway cameras.t people here in pittsburgh like. >> it is a great idea. yeah. >> why is that? >> yeah. it will help stop criminals, you know, from doing bad things, you know, and shooting people. >> reporter: pittsburgh's city council unanimously approved the network aimed to provide real-time information as shootings occur. by late spring or early summer of next year, the system should be up and running along interstate 80 and highway 4 in contra costa county. as you well may remember, there have been dozens of shootings in the past few years. in all, eight people have been killed. the cameras will be installed all the way to antioch. >> i'm ecstatic that finally we will have tool that's help the chp. it is a deterrent. we can't expect law enforcement to be everywhere. but these cameras now will allow the chp and otherrings to -- agencies to get a picture of what is occurring. >> reporter: many other communities are participating in this three-year pilot project. supporters hope to get grants to kee

the majority of the northeast, midwest, single digits from pittsburgh, columbus, indy, chicago.eally cold air there, and cold here, too. we are in the 20's, getting a little better air because of the appalachians. we did not have the real arctic air just yet. overnight. if you spots may get close to single digits. i also want to show this wider view of all the advisories and warnings for the majority of the middle of the country. these are windchill warnings, this darker blue. the lighter blue, wind-chill advisory's as far south as memphis. this area the deep south, hard freeze watch for portions of alabama, mississippi, louisiana, even texas. this is a wide expanse of really deep cold air. we do have our own wind-chill advisory's for the appalachians. they could have wind chills as low as 10 below zero. this is a look at what it will feel like tonight around 11:00, anywhere from single-digit to teens. by early tomorrow morning, we are going -- there are going to be spots that will be below zero. gaithersburg, hagerstown, winchester. not going to get much better tomorrow afterno

. >> this might help pittsburgh having played the bengals to then go into another rival like the ravensossibly. baltimore, pittsburgh, sunday night on nbc news we'll see you at 7:00 eastern. >> the crew will get you set for kickoff at 8:30 tonight right here on nbc 4. >>> this is the steelers first game since losing linebacker to a debilitating back injury. moment in his legs, his teammates honoring him tonight with custom cleats. take a look. antonio brown among several others they all feature the #shaylee. he's going to take months to recover and so chris, it was a very upsetting scene monday night but they're hoping to recover tonight and the teammates honoring >> thank you. >>> you think it's chilly right now. oh, boy. you ain't seen nothing yet. wait till wednesday rolls around. >> we are going to be seeing those temperatures really drop. here's a look planning out -- nope. these are snowmen pictures as we head through the next couple of days, we are expecting temperatures to drop into the upper 20s, 30s by wednesday. >> fun times ahead. all right. that's the new for now. "nbc nigh

there is a lot cold air across the mid-atlantic, northeast, midwest. 14 right now pittsburgh. two chicago. four moving towards our region. it will moderate some, but we are expecting highs in the 20's tomorrow. here is a look at some showers from montgomery county, now over d.c., points to the south through southern prince george's county. they will wind down over the next couple of hours. temperatures over the next few hours, upper 20's by 10:00, back to around 20 degrees by 4:00 a.m. overnight lows mainly in the teens, some spots low teens. winchester 12, hagerstown 12, gaithersburg 12. 13 manassas, 19 downtown. you factor in the winds, it feels like single digits. new year's eve, a high around 25 degrees tomorrow. dropping back into the teens by the time the ball drops around midnight. factor in the wind again and it will feel like single-digit, so definitely a cold new year's eve. better bundle up, where lots of layers. for monday, new year's day, highs in the lower 20's. to continue monday morning, tuesday morning, wednesday morning, finally getting back to around freezin

anyone is coming from, pittsburgh is 17. chicago is 3. it's important to look at how cold it is where our air is coming from. it's below zero in the middle of the afternoon in north dakota. so that is a brutal air mass. it's going to settle down over the much of the country. 18 in reading. but allentown is calm. that's why the feels like is not an issue. it was 61 degrees and then today's high. feels like in the teens, even colder in the suburbs. how cold is it going to get thursday morning? when we could see some snow this week coming up. >> one thing for sure is anyone driving home after the holidays will want the heat on high. here's a live look at traffic on i-95 in south philadelphia. in center city, it's the perfect time to use any of the new hats or coats or glovs you may have gotten for christmas. let's continue live coverage with lauren mayk. >> it feels cold. these guys don't seem to mind it. look at how many people are out here tonight because they want to be. they got their hats and coats and gloves. they are all bundled up. b