asterisk pittsburgh. you never think about that. when you are a mayor, thinking about your city, your city will go down in history for this. and it would never happen and tree of life because it's literally mister rogers neighborhood where fred rogers lived, two blocks away, where willie stargel, we are family, lived. the most diverse neighborhood in all of western pennsylvania. people choose to live in squirrel hill because they want to live around people who are different. they embrace that. it's my neighborhood. i live seven blocks away. those words hit like somebody punching you in the stomach, taking the wind right out of you. everything you thought about your city has completely changed forever. of course, pittsburgh being the city that it is, the victims themselves were friends. they were family members of friends that you've known for 20 years. you get to go through this process of trying to operate and act rationally at a time when the emotions really are taking over, and it becomes difficult, you know? you hear about the s

it was the entire board of the islamic center of pittsburgh. because they have their meetings on saturday mornings. as soon as they heard, they got in their cars and they went directly to the synagogue. i said why are you here? he said because we need to be here. it was the monday afterwards. i was taking police officers to the different schools so that the kids who were in those schools, whether it was the community day school would understand that the police were there to be protect them. they didn't have to be afraid because there's a police officer there. and the officers themselves engaging with the kids, sharing their first names, asking how many kids want to be police officers. as we walk out of the school, a machineny van drives bminivan d stops, and my sergeant gets out of the car concerned that somebody wants to cause harm and a wrung guy, probably seventh or eighth grade, coming running out of the car with glass vase of flowers in it and he said this is for you. and i said what's this for? he said because you're my neighbor, and i lo

caller: this is katherine from pittsburgh. i fully oppose president trump. i think we should be greatly worried about his pulling out of i.n.f. i think that is really, really scary considering that was protecting us from bombing the -- like -- protecting us from russia bombing us or us bombing russia. and the fact that russia within 24 hours later pulled out as well so that's -- hello -- red sirens going off. then the fact the women -- i'm so happy he recognized women making it in the congress, but at the same time he had nothing to do with that. they had to fight their way in through what he said and through him opposing them. so i'm happy that he recognized it. so that's a plus. but at the same time what they're trying to do completely opposes what he's doing. it was almost undermining them when he, you know, progressively talking back at them. subject of abortion -- separation of church and state. if you do not agree with it for a religious base, then you need to subject of abortion re-evalu. this -- that's the whole reason why we came to america to begin

. >> reporter: meghan verikas is a pittsburgh girl born and raised. steeler games, tight-knit friends, a solid family. >> i grew up with my parents who've been married for 35 years. >> reporter: meghan's own love life wasn't so simple. she got married in her 20s. but she and her husband drifted apart. so she threw herself into her work, managing a busy hotel downtown. >> it's a fun job. you meet a lotta different people. >> reporter: one of those people was a local doctor, who checked in during the winter of 2014. his name was leon jacob. what's your first impression? >> he was arrogant. "oh, i'm a doctor. give me whatever suite you have." >> reporter: what did you make of that? did you think to yourself, i don't want anything to do with this guy? >> exactly. exactly. but he wears on you. >> reporter: leon came from a well-to-do family and attended an elite boarding school. now, he told her, he was a transplant surgeon. >> i think that anybody is enamored by somebody who can save lives. >> reporter: like meghan, leon was unlucky in love. he told her h

thank you we are forever grateful thank you very much tonight we are also joined by pittsburgh survive judah salmon he arrived at the synagogue as the massacre began but not only did judah darley escape death last fall more than seven decades ago he narrowly survived the nazi concentration camps today is jude is eighty first birthday. a he. got. behind her a period thank you very well he. gave an. eval they wouldn't do that for me judah i. hear to say as he can still remember the exact moment nearly seventy five years ago after ten months in a concentration camp when he and his family were put on a train and told they were going to another camp suddenly the train screeched to a very strong halt a soldier appeared. judy his family braced for the absolute worse than his father cried out with joy it's the americans it's the americans. thank you a second holocaust survivor who was here tonight joshua accountant was a prisoner at dhaka he remembers watching through a hole in the wall of a cattle car as american soldiers rolled in with tanks to me joshua recalls the american soldiers were pr

i'm in fear from -- my family and for everybodyd i know frankly for pittsburgh. the place that i love and adore. >> reporter: scott tyree is in the halfway house through april. he'll get his full release right after that. >> no restrictions? >> the whole thing is a head scratcher. >> the hfway house - >> when he's released. >> he'll be under free man. >> the fact you had to notify her is that negligence or -- >> is that standard procedure? >> we're going to look into that. a lot of time officials notify victims, but they were not notified. we're going to continue looking into that. >>> nearly four years ago the d.c. manon murders rattled a region fp three family members, eir long-time housekeeper murdered horribly, the house set on fire uo cover the crime. today the man convicted learned he will die in prison. a judge handing down four life sentences. >> there's no remorse. in his mind he thinkshe's a victim in all of this somehow. evil, i guess. >> megan fitzgerald covered thie rom the beginning, and has details from an emotional day in court. >> to do what he d

you can see it right in there makingts way towards philadelphia, pittsburgh, some lake effect around the buffalo area a well. all with some colder air that is just to our north. ndr tomorrow, even better. i think thursdayriday are beautiful. what abo saturday? well, others would say saturday is beautiful at least for this time of year because thiss what we've got going on. friday we've got a front coming through and this is 6:00 in the afternoon. this front may bring in a couple of showers. if you'reri heading outy night, no worries. they should dry fairly quickly. but here we are 11 friday night. i think it may start off as rain, but as the cold air continue tuesds move in, the moisture moves in 1:00 in the afternoon, snow area-wideeere. maome exception to the south and east, but some pretty good, snow, too, and it's the perfect scenario for areas like annapolis,.c d. this is the bulls eye at least for this storm. a few other models have it uth. that's what we're going to be watching for you. right now looking good. what to expect, a great friday, early saturday next, and just about

. >> reporter: that say scott tyrers drove several h from fairfax county to pittsburgh r-th the sole purpose of kidnapping 13-yd alicia, whom he lured online. he brought her to herndon and held her hostage where he sexually abused her. it triggered a national manhunt. >> we've all been through the xiety and emotional abuse in our family. >> the feds captured tyree four days later and prosecuted him and sent him to the federal prison in north carolina. 17 years later, tyree looks mump different and theews 4 i-team learned he's weeks away from being released to the public. he's finishing his sentence in a halfway house. it isn't in north carolina or fairfax county, it's in this building in pittsburgh. >> he's out of prison. now we are in prison. >> reporter: just four minutes m from where they still lives. the feds placed tyree here and are prepari it to release him into this community. >> there's no reason that he should be our oblem. and as long as he's here, he's going to be our problem becaine it's terri >> reporter: it's the u.s. bureau of prisons that decided where to place scott

tonight we are also joined by pittsburgh survive judah salmon. he arrived at the synagogue as the massacre began but not only did judah darley escape death last fall. more than seven decades ago he narrowly survived the nazi concentration camps today is jude is eighty first birthday. thank you. thank you. of a. three year or. three year eight thank you you're a hero or her was. a give away. for hiv and they wouldn't do that for me judah i am. here to say as he can still remember the exact moment nearly seventy five years ago after ten months in a concentration camp when he and his family were put on a train and told they were going to another camp suddenly the train screeched to a very strong halt a soldier appeared. judy's family braced for the absolute worst then his father cried out with joy it's the americans it's the american. illegal. ah ha i'm. a second holocaust survivor who was here tonight joshua accountant was a prisoner at dhaka. he remembers watching through a hole in the wall. of a cattle car as american soldiers rolled in with tank

ok at the wind chill in pittsburgh right now, it's in the teens and that chill is headed our way. >> let's get to chief meteorologist, doug kammerer in the storm center. that spread is impressive. >> it's incredible. earlier today we got close to 60 degrees in the d.c. metro are'r now seeing the colder hair make itsinay 63 in virginia beach. last hour it waswa 72 s virginia beach and 12 in pittsburgh. 60 degree temperatuference across there. look at the spread. amazing. still close to 60 in ocean city the hagerstown down to 47. morgantown, d west virginn to 26. this air is making its way in and the wind is blowing. look at the current wind gusts, ringt now sit at 30 to 40 miles per hour. we'll continue s to those wind gusts through the rest of the evening. 31, martinsburg, 41 manassas. the cold is coming in, the wind is com in, we have a chilly weekend and tracking two winter storms for early next week. >>> one wouldn't be enough. have to have two. let's go all the way. >>> with the changesoming in, make sure you have our nbc washington app. can free and it's where you find hour by h

some of the routes will be faster than bart was like from pittsburgh bay point it's 9 minutes faster, bart makes stops along the way, coming from pittsburgh down to downtown san francisco. >> those buses were clean, warm really nice and they were faster in some circumstances than getting on bart itself. plenty more days to go, checking in to make sure everything continues to run smoothly. emily turner, kpx 5. >>> soon disappear, this is part of a plan approved by the fmta, parking on drum street will make way for a bus stop, no passengers will get on and off there. coming up from the peninsula to catch their break. drivers don't have much space to rest outside. >>> state senator scott wiener introduced a bill protecting sex worker from getting arrested. proposal o come forward as victims. the bill encourages police to take assaults against sex workers seriously, prevent officers from arresting sex workers for carrying condoms. >>> taser deaths on the peninsula is most recent incident was in october, a man died when san mateo county sheriff deputies use add taser on him. in a -- used a

thank you we are forever grateful thank you very much tonight we are also joined by pittsburgh survive judah savage he arrived at the synagogue as the massacre began but not only did judah darley escaped death last fall. more than seven decades ago he narrowly survived the nazi concentration camps today's git is eighty first birthday. sure he you you'll read your dad. you. here's. the area with he had your dog. before your bank they wouldn't do that for me judah on his. gear to say sick and still remember the exact moment nearly seventy five years ago after ten months in a concentration camp when he and his family were put on a train and told they were going to another camp suddenly the trainee screeched to a very strong halt a soldier appeared. judy his family braced for the absolute worse than his father cried out with joy it's the americans it's the americans thank god . thank you a second holocaust survivor who was here tonight joshua catherine was a prisoner at dhaka he remembers watching through a hole in the wall of a cattle car as american soldiers rolled in with tanks the magi

we see that in the many other hate filled incidents over the last few years, including in pittsburgh, where the shooter attacked the jewish community because they were helping immigrants. i hate to use the word intersectional, but they are very intersectional in their hate. they might be motivated by individual factors, but at the end of the day, they are storming charlottesville, attacking our communities, because they hate anyone who is different from their vision. all of us in this room are different from that vision. we need to be mindful of that and we need to the intersectional in our own approach. we're not going to be the white nationalist movement, best to beat the white nationalist movement, simply by focusing on white supremacism, misogyny, on everything else that motivates these guys. doron: i've heard it said that the haters don't discriminate. cynthia: i think they hate amongst themselves. if you spend a lot of time looking at some of the dialogue within that white nationalist, white supremacist movement, there's so much discord amongst themselves. they might have a comm

the report climbed that while rving as bishop in pittsburgh in the late '80s wuerl did little to stop predator priests. wuerl has repeatedly denied that claim and lresignedast year following public hioutcry. replacement could come any time now. >> many catholics, of course, as we sai getting ready to go to mass today. stay with news 4 for continuing coverage of the developing story. also read all about i in our nbc washington app. >> we're on top of a developing out of anne arundel county and new information just into our newsroom. police are reviewing surveillance footage after someone was shot at amindel s mal last night around 7:35. a man walked into an areah hospital w a gunshot wound to his torso. he is expected to be police say the incident started with an argument between two groups of people, and they say it was a targeted incident, n random. as for the shooter, authorities say they have positively identified the person and are searching for them. >> time night is 9:05. we have a grim police need your help in finding a gunman in what's turned into a fatal shooting inortheast d

they come from del norte and macarthur and 19th street in pittsburgh fairpoint and pleasant hills and dublin pleasanton and fremont. they are equivalent to taking project. this arrived at about 5:00 this morning. it was packed. a lot of people are taking this service. live in san francisco with ktvu, fox 2 . >>> one person has been injured after a pickup truck crashed into the antioch home stopping inches away from the homeowner inside. you can see the crash to the front door of the house on golden bear drive and deer ridge way and taking down the street sign. the fire crews say they responded to a call around 11:30 last night. the couple in-home were asleep and described a very close call. >> i slept on the sofa. i did not know anything. i heard a boom. i thought somebody was shooting.>> one person was taken to the hospital with major injuries. the police have not released any other . >>> we are learning about the pilot who died with the airplane crash writing and. the airplane was not discovered until saturday afternoon and chris de bar 's family reported they had not heard from him

. >> it turns out pittsburgh has sustain most thefts. 11 in two weeks. concord and antioch have had eight trucks stolen. one suspect has been arrested in pittsburgh but police think there's a lot more on the loose. >> are you one of the 100 million people who uses the popular app called waze? they're receiving back lash from police for giving away something that they don't want drivers to know. the new york police department september a cease and desist letter to google saying posting locations of dui check poigts, officer locations and speed traps are life saving tools used by police. waze works by alerting drivers about any issue that might impact the commute. in a statement, google says safety is a top priority and informing drivers about upcoming speed trams allows them to be more careful and make safer decisions on the road. >>> it was a packed house at the unified board meeting tonight. they discussed how they'll cut more than $20 million from the budget. the teachers approved the plan to strike in near future. t >> the reality is that oakland is i

officer matson, please. [ applause ] we are also joined by pittsburgh survivor judah samet.synagogue as the massacre began. but not only did judah narrowly escape death last fall, more than seven decades ago, he concentration camps. today is judah's 81st birthday. ♪ happy birthday, dear judah ♪ happy birthday to you [ applause ] >> thank you! >> they wouldn't do that for me, judah. >> there it is. better late than never. >> rare moments on both sides have smiles on their faces and are clapping. >> savor it while we can. the state of our union, 2019. it was much anticipated, delivered. >> because it actually happened. >> thanks for watching "early today." i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. your news continues right here on nbc and our nbc stations.tak temperatures across the bay >>> a very good wednesday morning to you, february 6th already. it is a cold start to our morning. take a look at some of the temperatures across the bay area this morning, freezing in some spots. we're here to help you bundle up, get ready for work. just stay where you are right now, probab

highest gusts in the last hour, 44 in pittsburgh. rochester 51 gusts. range forful the big cities in the northeast. as we start off at 6:00 a.m. in the 30-mile-per-hour range, the winds will be at their max as we go mid to early afternoon in areas of especially eastern new england. by about 5:00 to 6:00 p.m., notice that we really relax the winds by pittsburgh and buffalo and rochester. still very windy new york city up to boston. some spots this afternoon will easily be gusting into the 40s to 50-mile-per-hour range. we're lucky there's no leaves on the trees or we'd have a lot more power outages. last check was over 500,000. along with strong winds we have streamers. these are snow showers that are coming off the lakes. many areas of upstate new york ill have snow is all over the place and that cold air will be blowingte. all of this and we also have another epic storm coming into the west coast to talk about. >> pound after pound, one-two punch. >>> gas prices are on the rise according to the latest lundberg industry survey. the average price of regu

meanwhile, the mass shooting is sparking debate about gun control in pittsburgh.ned by the democratic governor is calling for city council to pass legislation that he says will make pittsburgh safer. proposed laws including banning the manufacture, sale and purchase of semiautomatic weapons such as the colt ar 15. last month the mayor tweeted out, arrest me, sue me, i was elected to protect my constituents and this is exactly what i will do. gun rights advocates that oppose the mayor's efforts have rallied against new legislation. some arguing any city to pass their own firearms regulations will create a patch work quilt of different laws throughout the state. they say pennsylvania prohibits municipalities from regulating firearms and threaten to file charges against the mayor if the proposed laws are enacted. the mayor told the "wall street journal" that he expects this mat tore go before the city council as soon as this week. >> and the entire country watching closely. david lee miller, thanks. circumstances looked dire for jim street of north carolina. fortunat

but look at it now, 44 in d.c. 27 in hagerstown. 9 back around pittsburgh. and the colder air continues to work in. even down around virginia beach theigh was 76 earlier today now down to 63. air an see the colder making its way in. the wind gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour. 29 infrederick. 28 in baltimore. 25 in kansas strings. we'll see the winds gusty through the eveninghours, winds tomorrow teens and 20s most of the day. an tracking not one, but two storms. one for mondayrn g, one for tuesday morning, next up on that. we have an hour to talk about it. >>> now an update to more breaking news. police have wrapped up the search search of a man's apartment after he claimed to have explosives in there. the man was involved in a stand off with d.c. police and the secret service earlier today. he's in the hospital right now. police say he stabbed himself as they tried to enter his apartment. he was wanted for making threats to a government official. the scene is clear n and police did not find any exemployee sieves in his home. >>> new developments as aman ceo a

news 4 learned he wassf trred to the halfway house in pittsburgh abo a month ago. his full release expected by april. doreen, back to you. >>> if you're not getting enough sleep, well, you've got a lot of company. 60 millionmericans struggle with insomnia and it impacts more women than men. >> encouraging news for women who are struggling with insomnia is that there are more treatments availbele than ever re. >> that includes smartphone apps that analyze your sleep cycles, w much time you spend moving around in your sleep and how weight, diet and stress are impacting your sleep. an expert we spoke with says consistency is key, even on the weekends. >> check and make sure your sleep times between work da and nonwork days are not deviating by too much. if you're asleepndn saturday sunday for three hours later than you get up the rest of the week, the those three hours monday morning, your brian's going to say, weren't we asleep day? >> it's also important to take notes. keeping a sleep journal can keep you from cheating yourself out of a good night's sleep. we've pos

. >> that was pittsburgh. >> so i can predict. what i see right now with what i call the perfect storm of anti-semitism doesn't leave me comforted. i'm not a chicken little, the sky is falling. but i'm worried. i'm worried. i hope people take action. i think we maybe can stop the shooters, like the pittsburgh guy or the people who shoot up synagogues or wherever it might be in other places. we can make it clear that we won't abide this kind of thing. you know, you are at a family celebration, a family dinner. someone says, look, uncle x, y, z is a racist. don't say anything. keep it friendly. you have to say something. you have to say something not because you are going to change uncle x, y, z's opinion but to telegraph to the other people, especially but not only the young people that we don't accept this. this is not how we speak. this is -- we don't allow this kind of talk. not within our confines where we can control it. i think that is really crucial. that's what i'm hoping this book will give people the ammunition to do. >>

the current temperature in pittsburgh, 15. air moves in the west, but that's not happening. for us, we've got a cplef pret nic dayuthere let's talk about tomorrow. high temperatures in the 50s. 6 saturday in ths. that's with the frontal boundary get on reason why we'll the warm side. you can see the front right there, friday at 6:00. again, friday is warm. it you're going out to dinner no problem. some shower activitt likely but lot. i don't even think you'll need the umbrellas on friday night. 11:00 friday night instorm is through down to the south, b another front forms along the front, the cold air moves in and now you wake up saturday morning. some rain to the south, some snow to the north and by late in e afternoon as the cold air continues to move in, everybody for the most part changes over to snow. maybe the exception down towards southern maryland, we'll watch that. but snow and it's going to come down p good here during the afternoon on saturday. depending on the exact track. right now the bulls eye for this. and you

welcome back to the kaiser report time out it turned to randy volar former mayor of pittsburgh. north carolina the former head of the democratic party of north carolina now the publisher of shout of county line this fine newspaper the chatham county in county long graduations on this randi great to be here max this is our twentieth year i've worked with julian serrano who's been the publisher for the last one thousand years to keep this publication going in its a way for local people to have their voices heard right and of the logline is where all voices are heard this is a radical idea in today's america where not all voices can be heard there is a drastic increase in d. platforming on the rise and echo chambers your thoughts you know it's very hard obviously to make money or make a living putting out print media but i think in micra media like this where we're not in it to make money we're just trying to break even so that we can actually put out a publication and let the community be heard is important and you know maybe in the future you know we might make a few dollars but

. >> the most affordable is pittsburgh.y of $38,000 can afford a home like this, $148,000 and this is what the median home in san jose gets you in pittsburgh. a 5,000 square-foot home with a three car garage. >>> looking at some of the rain in the north bay. just over 24 hours almost 18 of rain. that's extreme rain. santa rosa sets the all-time record of the day. we've had rain, not last week but the week before. ground saturation. mentioned it here last night. these kind of rain totals will lead to flooding. the russian river will flood. the back edge of the storm is right there. the yellow starting to move through. there will be scattered showers. in the next few hours the main shower bands will back down. tomorrow as the flood levels will be reached it will be partly sunny. it won't feel like a stormy day. heavy rainfall in santa rosa, stockton, santa cruz, parts of the east bay by concord. the golden gate bridge looks wet. you can see the rain dripping and dropping in there. it's been a heck of a day in the north bay. i

we sought in pittsburgh, and kentucky with the supermarket shootings. we saw it a few weeks ago ussie smallett attack. again, this is not something that is happening in a vacuum. to make it clear that there is a clear legal precedent against conspiracy to commit racialized violence is important. it also serves as a deterrent. we have already seen -- charlottesville happened in august 2017. in the summer of 2018, where -- when some of the defendants were trying to organize another rally, another unite the right, some of the other defendants had said we really don't want to be sued again. that in and of itself is immensely powerful and in some ways we feel like we've already been successful with this lawsuit. and then finally, also, in addition to the accountability, the education, all the things i just walked through, the suit also has the potential to sort of financially bankrupt this movement in a lot of ways. what we are seeking here are civil penalties. this is a civil suit. obviously, we ourselves can't put these guys in prison. we are not federal o

david hickton from the university of pittsburgh. >>> this just in. overnight the u.s./mexico border and moments ago a small group of migrants started breaking the security barrier of the shelter where they've been living. 1,800 migrants there since february 4th waiting to leave so they can be processed in the united states. what's the situation? >> reporter: ali, it's an active scene here. this is the other side of eagle pass, texas. things have calmed down a bit but i'm surrounded by hundreds of mexican federal workers in full gear. this is a factory turned shelter where they host 1,800 members of the last migrant caravan. a small riot broke out inside. they started throwing chairs and tables. they broke the security perimeter that is in there. we're talking about a place that is housing men, women, children. after a week of these folks mostly from honduras being housed in there, you can imagine that patience is running thin. many of them were waving these white cards. the humanitarian visas that supposedly would allow them to roam through mexico until they could go t

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tonight, we are also joined by pittsburgh survivor judah samet. he arrived at the synagogue as the massacre began. but not only did judah narrowly escape death last fall, more than 7 decades ago, he narrowly survived the nazi concentration camps. today is judah's 81st birthday. [ applause ] [ singing happy birthday ] >> they wouldn't do that for me, judah. judah says he can still remember the exact moment nearly 75 years ago after 10 months in a concentration camp when he and his family were put on a train and told they were going to another camp. suddenly, the train screeched to a very strong halt. a soldier appeared, judah's family braced for the absolute worst, and his father cried out with joy, it's the americans! it's the americans! [ applause ] thank you. the second holocaust survivor who is here tonight, joshua kaufman was a prisoner at dacha. he remember looking through a hole of a wall of the a cattle car. he recalls the american soldiers were proof that god exists, and they came from the sky, from heaven. i began this evening by honoring

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samet including another pennsylvania resident, pittsburgh police officer tim mi matson. he he ran into the tree of life synagogue and shot seven times as he chased down the shooter. he has undergone 12 surgeries and i understand he has more in the future. but he made the trip to washington to be in the gallery last night. we're proud of the bravery and heroism of both officer madison and mr. samet. it was an honor to have them in the chamber last night. the president and first lady also welcomed a world war two and d-day veteran, the first man to step on the moon, a childhood cancer survivor, former prisoners who, thanks to criminal justice reform have their lives back, and many other special guests. the state of the union is both a time to reflect and look to the future. and this administration has achieved record setting accomplishments. the policies being put forth truly are lifting up all americans and setting a foundation to build a safe, strong, and proud america. we have worked to combat the opioid crisis, we have provided relief from burdensome regulations, we ha

tonight we're also joined by pittsburgh survivor judah samet. he arrived at the synagogue as the massacre began. not only did judah narrowly escape death last fall, more than seven decades ago, he narrowly survived the nazi concentration camps. today is judah's 81st birthday. >> [applause] [singing "happy birthday"] [applause] >> thank you! >> [laughter] pres. trump: they wouldn't do that for me, judah. >> [laughter] pres. trump: judah says he can still remember the same moment years ago after 10 months in an concentration camp, when he and his family were put on a train and told they were going to another camp. suddenly the train screeched to a very strong halt. soldier appeared. judah's family braced for the absolute worst. then his father cried out with joy, "it's the americans, it's the americans!" >> [applause] a second holocaust survivor who is here tonight, joshua kaufman, was a prisoner at dachau. he remembers watching through a hole in the wall of a cattle car as american soldiers rolled in with tanks. "to me," joshua recalls, "the amer

i caught the new connector train to pittsburgh and transferred to a regular bart train.t was already at standing room only. >> you move with the crowd. if somebody stands in your way, you become an obstacle. kind of what i saw during rush hour. >> reporter: this is 8:15 in the morning. >> i've been riding bart since 9:00 this morning. trash hasn't been that big of a problem on the train but definitely outside of the trains, i've seen spilt coffee. people sleeping in the hallway leading up to the train. definitely a strong smell of urine in the air. >> one of the problems with bart and especially in san frisk oo stations is the homeless. a homeless man went down the aisle begging for food. everybody ignored him except for one woman, tracy lewis. your reaction is some people are put off by it and your reaction is? >> to help them out. >> reporter: a matter of a human being being human on a crowded train on a busy afternoon in san frisk oo. >> reporter: they would like them to be cleaner and safer. one issue that came up a lot in the bart customer satisfaction survey is fai

and a man opened fire on the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. the migrant caravan and proclaimed without providing any evidence at all that middle easterners and criminals were among the migrants. >> willie, it's no coincidence donald trump fans the flames of hatred and many that are out there that support him are responding to it. i think it's not even remarkable. it should be remarkable but it's predictable what's happened when you have the publisher of the "new york times" saying that his attacks on journalists and enemy of the people is, quote, not just false but dangerous, your incendiary rhetoric could lead to violence against journalists at home and across the nation. well, that's happened and we saw yesterday an example where it could have happened if the fbi hadn't moved quickly. >> the term "enemy" means something very specific to people. it's someone across from you who has to be defeated, who has to be stopped. and some people, like this gentleman apparently, will take that to mean going after the press, nen opposed to your agenda. t

wind chill in the teens in pittsburgh. and temperatures in the 70s in virginach. doug kammerer joins us now. we're somewhere in between there i'm guessing. >> we are. we were up to 61 degrees earlier. itorgeous around the lunch hour, between 11:00 and 00 down about 10 degrees from their high in d.c. but this is the current wind chill right now in hagerstown 35. colder to the north. pisburgh 12. state college at 16. this colder air is moving in across our region and it's going to be a cold night. winds continue to gust upwards of 30 miles an hour. 26 miles an hour in d.c. right now and that is that colder air moving in. it's going to be a cold night tonight for dinner a chilly weekend as well. and, of course, all eyes on not one, but two winter storms. one on monday, one on tuesday. just in time to greet us for the next work week. we'll talk about that, i'm back in about 15 minutes. >>> a reminder to have our nbc washington ap it's free and it's wre youan find the hour by hour forecast for your neighborhood when we're not on the air. wendy? >>> things between act g

going and going to pittsburgh, where i'm from and then chicago.ho who just came by the house and when i had to give ourselves a name, and thought that was a funny name and we're not an orchestra but i'll use that. she lived to be 102 or 4. and expp she showed up at one of our gigs. >> stephen: how long have you been playing? >> since i was a kid in pittsburgh. our parents gaves you music lessons and i took to it. and i got jazz enthralled. >> stephen: did you pick up jazz lingo. are you a hip cat daddyo. >> i'm not a hip cat daddyo. >> stephen: are you hip. >> not as hip as you are. my friend weller who started the band with me, said it all the time. he said, "i knew it from jump street." do you know what that means? >> stephen: what does that mean? >> jon: from way back. >> if i said-- do you know what i would mean if i referred to the head? >> jon: the melody. >> that's the melody. go back to the head. if i said blow, then i blow at this point. what i do mean? >> stephen: play the horn? >> no. >> jon: solo. >> stephen: solo? >> yeah. and after t

these are highlighted flood warning areas from the pittsburgh area running out into eastern tennessee. it's becoming a wester system. we have seen the snow and ice, especially ice around new york city. these are watches and warnings stretching all the way up to new england. i will continue throughout overnight. some areas across the country that are seeing some of this, still as part of south from d.c. to philadelphia, just like rain. as you get up into new york, that is where you're saying the light snow and ice as you move up for the tour the boston area. where the lines currently sit, this is what we are going to see. it is going to continue throughout the evening hours, but if you're currently seeing ice, that is the way it will stay. in the southern new york area and running in the connecticut. i think it is going to be the most severe of this bout time you get up to boston, that turned into all snow, really the heavy snow. that is getting into the northern portion. you're getting up to 6 inches or foot of total snowfall. if you're dealing with this, you're going to have to deal