it is about 90 miles down the river from pittsburgh. i only came upon this incredible collection that the book is based on because i was invited in 2004 to give the commencement speech at ohio university, and they were celebrating their 200th anniversary. i knew very little about the university at that point. i am somebody who does their homework. i found out it was the first university west of the allegheny mountains. it was launched by the people who are in my book who went west as a group, and it was launched by a man named cutler. the oldest building on the campus was called cutler hall, which dated back to 1810 or 1804. i thought, who was cutler? i got interested and found out he was one of the most outstanding men, fascinating men i had ever read about. brian: where was he from? david: he was from what is now hamilton, massachusetts. he was a minister there. the church and the parsonage still stands. brian: did it matter to you that both of you went to yale? david: of course. i discovered he went to yale and discovered that two of

that also included pittsburgh police in contra costa county sheriff's office. the driver ended up crashing in antioch. >>they get going to do it all. >>police say surveillance video will link the 3 juveniles to that crime. >>it's 5 o 9 and sandra fell police have arrested 2 people for transporting a large amount of mass. officers called to 2 after a police dog did a car check near shoreline parkway one of the people in the car michael harris junior was on probation. and was found in possession of mass and then another person, carolyn ruiz was arrested for outstanding warrants. it's 5 o 9 and today city crews in oakland are going to be back on the road repairing potholes this week they're set to work on sections of east oakland and then later this morning mayor libby shaft and the department of transportation director we're going to outline the city's plans to deliver smooth and safer streets elsewhere. it is 5 oh 09:00am and we're getting closer to game one of the nba finals seems like forever. of the longest breaks ever could before the finals, yeah, but good

through columbus and pittsburgh. your view is that it is happening this time.e on the ground that convinced you that maybe tech clusters are emerging outside of the valley? >> i think you are seeing smaller scale versions of silicon valley where companies like industrious and wework are going into the cities to capture the trends. have kind ofals been growing for a while. i think what really change people's mindsets was amazon, hq2, we are looking to expand somewhere else. these are the 20 cities we are looking to check out. that makes others for eat -- that makes it easy for others to make the pitch as well. romaine: one reason people gravitate to silicon valley or new york is that people have this large pool of talent. pittsburgh, phoenix, you don't necessarily have that critical mass of talent. is that an impediment or do they think they can sort of attract people into those sort of areas? conor: columbus has ohio state and pittsburgh has carnegie .ellon the scale won't be there, so it is not clear that they can build the next facebook or uber, but may be a

early this morning a 18-year- old woman from pittsburgh was killed when she crashed into a pole. her family did not want to talk to us but her grandfather identified her as taleah montanez, a graduate of pittsburg high school that managed a retail store in walnut creek. police say it is unclear what caused her to crash. her grandfather tells me she is the sparkle of his eye. >> it brings back the pain. >> reporter: julie vasquez knows how heartbreaking this moment is. her daughter mireya vasquez was also 18 when she was killed on kirker pass road just past has road four years ago. >> just turned 1810 days prior to her death. there was so much he wanted to do in this life. >> reporter: since 2015 there has been six people ong the stretch of kirker pass road. just last year a five-year-old was killed when a family's suv lost control and careened down >> they put up a sign that says slow down, caution,is gone. they expect to forget that. >> reporter: last week officials announced they have begun a road improvement project right here on this stretch of kirker pass road. family member

pittsburgh police if posts dashcam footage of officers pulling over a stolen car. the canine jumped into action, leap through the suspects open window and realizing he had nowhere to go the driver and passenger surrendered to police immediately. >>> elton john is bringing his farewell tour to san francisco. >> bring in benny and the jets, the superstar will perform at the chase center on september 13 i can be one of your last chances to see him after half a century on the road, elton john is on his final tour, the farewell yellow brick road tour visiting five continents and taking the stage, presale registration for the san francisco show just open today . >>> a powerful storm is sweeping across the south threatening to bring tornadoes, hail and flash flooding to more than a dozen states. overnight a powerful tornado ripped through southwest oklahoma, it was on the ground for roughly 20 miles. the twister knocked out power for hundreds and damaged buildings but no one was injured. >>> north of houston, school buses got stuck in and rising floodwaters in this one ti

so you share a lot about your experiences growing in predominantly white east liberty and pittsburgh -- >> me. pittsburgh itself is predominantly but the neighborhood i grew up was very, very black. >> okay, thank you. you moved -- >> i moved to suburb and it was racially mixed. >> i want to read a few passages about what you have to say about that and i'm also wondering if you can sort of respond to the question of coming to terms with how race, socioeconomic status and privilege and oppression and all these things have and cite -- crete you say i was actually from the hood and you just clarified that, you made that clear. east liberty served as nexus point for 3 violent gangs terrorizing the city, the bloods, the cribs and the law. i lived on the hottest block, 700 block of melon street and then you say a little later. i knew i was from the hood and i didn't feel i was from the hood until we left hood and in the parents not owning a car and dependence on pat bus became another thing that i needed to be self-conscious about. and then i have a little more here, you say i couldn't emb

i remember an article, headline, after pittsburgh. it was a quote from a think one of the members of the synagogue, and it basically said we thought anti-semitism was dead. now, we know better. one of the things i have seen in the past few years is i think the resurgence of interfaith coalitions, interracial coalitions. there have been many times over the past several centuries and certainly several decades since the civil rights movement, when social justice struggles have brought people together, people who had not worked together before, so this is not necessarily something new, but it does seem much more magnified and hopefully lays the foundation for a broader and enduring coalition than what we have seen before. so i wanted to turn the conversation to what you all have seen on the ground and whether you see the same developments as somehow cautiously optimistic or what we should be keeping in mind as we think about turning our intention to challenging these systems of oppression. >> i can speak to that a little bit. i will start

tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, chabad in california. of 50 killings, 78% committed by white supremacists. violence is reminder to many americans of the hatred that remains in our society, even to those who have faced down violent racism in america. selma march, u.s. congressman john lewis was georgia was beaten when confronted crossing edwin pettis bridge, bloody sunday. after the attack on jewish worshippers in poway, took to the floor. >> we've come to the point in this nation where we can no longer attend church, go to the synagogue or mosque without feerg the worst. how many lives until we decide there is no room in america for hate? >> i sat down with john lewis in washington. >> it's memorial day but want to talk about the hateful acts in country last couple of weeks. you've been strong going against what it says about our country right now. >> chris, we have to be strong. there's too much violence, too much hate. and dr. king said on one occasion, hate is too heavy a burden to bear. somehow and some way we got to lay down this bu

concord in pittsburgh age of 57 oakland right now you're at 55 degrees.oday that 60's and if you like the 60's savor every bit of today because we're in for a big warm up in the days to come gets all that. still ahead rebecca. >>all right, thank you john i'm rebecca strong not filling in for robin winston this morning. we are seeing in a little bit breezy out there chp does have a high wind advisory issued for the san mateo bridge to just keep that in mind if you're going to be a taking 92 from the east bay over to the peninsular vice versa either way though no traffic jams and now we're looking at just under this morn and we're looking at said the number bridges well if you're going to be traveling on 16 minutes as you make your way from the nimitz freeway over to palo alto not about drive time at all i have a complete bridge check coming up in just a bit daryn. >>thanks a lot for 31 and you know how many people have been arrested by the california how that role just since friday, 741 and we're still and not done with the long holiday weekend in the chp

the halfway house and his likely future home near pittsburgh. minutes from her family. >> this is too close to home. in the most literal sense, this is all too close to home. >> she is now married living outside pennsylvania says she was never alerted aout tyree's release or that she was expected to live in pittsburgh until news 4 learned about it and reached out to her for comment. >> we did not -- we didn't know. maybe we wouldn't have known at all until you tld us. >> she'll ask the judge friday to find a different location to release tyree. tyree's lawyers have responded to her protests saying tyree is already prohibited fromn cocting her or her family and wi be electronically monitored and subject to a curfew. the feds have agreed to a decision to release him in pennsylvania. the victim is arguing tyree has o roots, n family in pittsburgh. the herndon man pleaded guilty to the crime in 2003. he was captured after an fbi manhunt led to his townhouse in herndon. scott macfarlane, news 4. >>> professnal memorial day barbecue today in hawaii. v

. >>> questions tonight about video that show a fatal shooting in pittsburgh this happened at willow and 15th street on april 22. the video shows a dispute in the dirt parking lot. this aspect, jason posey knew the victim other to look like they were having a conversation , then it escalates then shots are fired but friends are outraged. the das office says after a review of all the evidence, it appears that mr. posey acted in self-defense. the law requires us to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that his conduct did not constitute self-defense. we would not of been able to meet this burden of proof . >>> a suspect has been released from jail the fourth homicide this year in the city of pittsburgh . >>> the woman accused in a driving drunk or drunk driving crash that killed a teenager in fremont made her first court appearance today. joke ashley oliver the woman accused of driving drunk and killing a young man on mother's day weekend dinner best not to look at the cameras when she entered the courtroom. the victim's family says to be in the same room with her today -- >> it gis mehills

cinco de mayo in pittsburgh.cbslocal.com as the pittsburgh. this scores ramon, the a's got one more and took a 3-1 lead. fernando, sent to the mound trying to nail it down. one run in and starling marte got one and had a three run homer. the pirates had a 5-3 walk-off. they take two of three from oakland. i'm not sure i like the pittsburgh uniforms. >> it's not doing it for me. >> throw back. >> have a good one everyone. take care. >> good night everybody. we'll see you back here tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. and here's another interesting weather fact. another? great! changes in jet streams can affect the speed at which the earth rotates on its axis, so bad weather can actually make the day longer. well, there must be a hell of a storm somewhere. joke if you must, but you're going to miss these moments. with leonard home in a few days, this was your last time driving me to the grocery store. you know, i will miss this. i'll tell you what, if my apples are mealy, we'll hit the produce section for one last crazy blowout. heck, you can even push t

looking at some of the east bay commutes come highway for a little less slow this morning to pittsburgh, 680 looks good concord to walnut street. its the stock market. the san francisco-based rideshare companies going public and will make its initial public offering. we have more details. good morning sarah.>> good morning, we are down to the minutes before uber goes public and the press their initial public offering is $45 per share which is on the lower end of the $44-$50 targeted price range but uber has a market value of $82 billion and that would make their capitalization bigger than the entire us rental car industry including general motors and tesla. the ipo is considered a major success for the world's largest right healing service but analysts say proceed with caution given that lift went public 60s ago and fa viewed as a flop on wall street and uber could possibly meet the same fate and that is what analysts are skeptical as they do not buy the hype just yet. >> my warning is please do not be at crash test dummy and by the ipo today, it is a recipe for disaster. a superhigh va

. >>> in the east bay in pittsburgh, a high school finally discovered a phenomena that had been happeningn front of them for years, as wayne freedman shows us, it's a new twist on putting two and two together. >> reporter: pittsburgh high school, home of the pirates, where seniors have begun pondering a new set of challenges. that is true for caleb and miles grant, they're twins, with all the closeness that implies, and they're heading for separate colleges. what are you going to miss about her? >> our finals together. we laugh at everything. >> reporter: the senior class has other twins. nick and victor montez. and vanessa and alicea. and if that sounds unusual, keep counting. nobody made the connection until melanie mosley got all of them together for one picture. >> they knew they were twins, butn't realize that there was -- none of them realized there was that many sets. >> i've had classes with more than one set of twins but i never put two and two together. >> reporter: for every 200 people, we'll see three sets of twins. based on the class size here, that would mean seven sets. but

are beginning to rise now mountain the started the day in the 40's now at 57 degrees conquered in pittsburgh. just shy of 60 degrees. it is going to stay comfortably cool into the afternoon. daytime highs are going to top out in a range of 60's couple spots in the low 70's. this is before a big warm up in the forecast ahead of us, we'll talk more about that still to come. rebecca. >>all right, thank you. john yes, it is holiday light around the bay area traffic wise i'm rebecca strong filling in for robin winston this morning. you could see a nice shot here, no weights and its has not been packed here. the bay bridge toll plaza approach and look out the sunshine then john has promised we are already seeing it for parts of the east bay, an 8 minute drive time on west than 80 into san francisco, not bad at all especially going to be taking a in any of the memorial day events around the bay area should be pretty easy for you to get there. the san mateo bridge looks good west. then i to the right hand side of your screen that's the commute side. only 13 minutes as you make your way out of the ea

eventually pittsburgh pd got involved contra costa county sheriff's office got involved. it ended when the driver crashed in antioch. >>they get going to do it all. >>police say surveillance video will link those 3 juveniles to the robbery. >>and in the south bay, san jose police have arrested a man for vandalizing 5 cars over the weekend. here's the man they arrested 23 all asterisk rci he's accused of throwing a brick and shattering the windows of several cars along north hillview drive causing about $3,000 in damage. and he also also faces charges of drug possession and a probation violation. an 18 year-old man is being charged with stabbing a teenager in santa cruz. police arrested jose cantore he's from antioch they arrested him in santa cruz yesterday after day when through surveillance footage of a fight that broke out sunday night santa cruz between 2 groups. it was at 3rd and k streets and a 17 year-old was stabbed a number of times in his arms and in his torso he was flown to a trauma center. >>well after a way that felt like forever we are finally a ticking dow

. >> 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

pittsburgh last october 11 lives lost in the worst act of antisemetic violence in american history.reat as victims of vandalism, assault and murder is at alarming levels. >> we're talking the highest number of incidents that we've seen and unfolded itself in an ugly way. >> the antideafination league says they rose tease near hist ooreck highs. each of the dots a manifestation. >> the threat environment is one that we haven't seen in this country in recent memory. >> reporter: he has also spent more than decade working to fight extremism at the department of homeland security. the growing deadly threat is home grown and overwhelmingly far right and white. >> there's this concept of acceleration. that means individuals feel like the white race is in danger and they need act now. >> reporter: the evidence of of the growing threat is plain to see. synagogues with bullet holes. >> i was centimeters away from death. the power, the bullets flying. >> rabbi came to california in the 1980s with a dream for the jewish community but his sense of security was shattered in seconds. at what poin

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it will invest billions of dollars into pittsburgh factories. what is your take on that? . >> the blue-collar worker in the republican party on the same side in a way that is recognized the unions are a little late and that may take a while but the rank-and-file spoke in ohio certainly and pennsylvania and these were states that even george w. bush did not take but i know what they care about and they care about the opportunity to compete for the real jobs that create things. elizabeth: can the democrats win the oval office by saying the middle class is going down? here is what larry kudlow has to say about that. >> all the times i interview joe biden over the years on another tv show on another network i was never able to convince him of the merits of the incentive model of growth coming from the blue-collar sector. and that so we hope to get done. and with those trade deals. elizabeth: the jobless rate the lowest is three.6 percent. >> he had one more thing if you let him talk longer and he said we are doing it with virtually no inflation. the

right next to pittsburgh. monde valley works near pittsburgh. over $1 spending billion, thousands of jobs, the finest equipment in the world. iny will make steel again our country. they have not been building new plants for decades. together, we are putting pennsylvania steel back into the spine of america. [cheering] our jobs we are also defending our borders. it is tough, as i said. no the trail of american workers has been worse than the democrat party's pursuit of open borders. they want everyone to come in. there coming up by the thousands. i will tell you what, our border patrol, law enforcement, ice are apprehending 30,000, 40,000, 50,000 people in short periods of times. the law is so bad that if you do not release them they arrest you. they arrest people working in law enforcement. it is a disgrace. democratic-backed products have left our borders overrun. detention facilities, as fast as we build them they fill up. our country is full. we don't want people coming up here. our country is full. we want mexico to stop. we want all of them

the shootings at the mosques in cries church, new dezealand, and the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh in his man festo. far right has been responsible for more death in the united states in the past two decades than any other extremist movement. we need to update our laws to reflect the growing threat of domestic terror. that's why i introduced the domestic terrorism prevention act. legislation that would strengthen coordination among the federal agencies in monitoring radicalized groups and individuals hopefully preventing hateful acts of violence. this is a necessary first tep to help our law enforcement agencies contain the threat and i urge my colleagues to join me on this legislation. we also have a duty to responsibly update our gun laws. i'm proud the house voted earlier this year to pass universal background checks and close the charleston loophole, a loophole that allowed the emanuel a.m.e. shooter acquire a firearm before the results of his background check were complete. we need the senate to stop stonewalling and bring these bills up for a vote. in closing, i can cannot he

in conquer one of the warmer spots there 81 in pittsburgh 83 in antioch about 75 degrees and snow up patchy fog and cooler temperatures 62 at stinson beach. all right we're inching closer to that all important thursday gained our finding out with the 6 mean we had no clue, but you knew. >>that's right. yeah if you listen to enough drake are you'll find out that toronto is known as the 6 have to i did have to google it okay but uh yeah we're getting closer to game one of the finals warriors now in canada now. >>if this series ends up being a sweep. there's a chance this is the last road trip of the season, how's that sound that here's a look at the chance leaving oakland this afternoon. temperature at travel with the team and you can see him walking with a limp. he'll be out for game one but status going forward is unknown damarcus cousins might get some playing time in the opener is he is questionable to play. now both teams will talk with the media tomorrow and then it begins thursday night now any scouting report on the raptors centers on kawhi leonard the superstar forward traded

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vacaville in pittsburgh 2 more spots in the low 80's fairfield just shy of that mark while santa rosa and petaluma in the mid 70's springtown your next 7 days so tomorrow just a touch cooler still looking at some sunshine but not as much of it then we move on into sunday with just a slight chance of showers in the afternoon into the evening and are only daytime high on average in the 60's come monday, it's back to the 70's we go and by the middle to end of next week, it's mid to upper 70's. that's a look at your forecast robin how is traffic old enough ts morning traffic is looki>>overa trip across upper deck to downtown san francisco with no major trouble spots to report 92 the san mate traffic definitely filling in n hayward working your way over to the peninsula. it's a very quick 12 minutes from 8.80 out to one on one. those cones it looks like they're gone now i see a bridge moving over to the parking lot they've picked up the closure that we had westbound here on the return center fell bridge. they had one lane blocked off both west and east for the usual bridge work so it's out

in 2018, 11 are murdered in the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh.s were by men with neo-nazi ideals. this pattern of extremism is forcing leaders like poway's rabbi to confront their new reality. >> after the pittsburgh event, the poway sheriff's department hosted an active shooting workshop which we attended. >> reporter: in his synagogue, everybody but one survived the shooting. if it wasn't for the shooter's gun jamming, a congregant who charged him and fired at the suspect, it could have been a bloodbath. >> if we would have had an armed security guard at the door, there's a very good chance the shooter would have been neutralized. why didn't we? the answer is simple. >> reporter: you couldn't afford security. >> there's no budget for it. >> reporter: after that shooting, california's governor pledged $15 million in grants to help nonprofits strengthen security. after the deadliest anti-semitic attack in u.s. history, pennsylvania's governor is working with the legislature to increase funding for security, for $3.6 million in grants the state se

and pittsburgh pennsylvania. >>3 days after the pow synagogue shooting the anti defamation league is releasing its annual senses on attacks on jewish people in their report says that anti semitic attacks in the us remained at near record levels. the caliph i've california saw the highest number of incidents apparently though taxes dropped by 5%. in from 2017 2018 still recorded the 3rd highest number of incidents over the last 4 decades last are also included the deadliest attack on jews in us history with the massacre of 11 worshippers at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh that attack was one of 13 physical assaults on jewish people, a 105% increase over 2017. california as we mentioned has the most reports of anti semitic attacks and increased 27% in 2018 coming up at 6 for him to talk in depth with the anti-defamation league about the troubling trends in this report and what action they plan to take moving forward. facebook says it will tackle privacy this year c o mark zuckerberg here making that pledge he kicked off the coipany's annual conference in san jose today. >>the

you can see even parts of the northeast from pittsburgh to baltimore are expecting severe weather todayl have that forecast for you coming up in less than five minutes. >>> now to the other big story this morning, the american taliban. john walker lindh is walking free. he joined the taliban just before 9/11 and was captured in afghanistan. his early release from prison today is sparking outrage. the so-called american taliban expected to walk free today from an indiana picture. john walker lindh's capture made international headlines in the wake of 9/11. lindh is seen in this video taken by afghan intelligence refusing to answer questions from cia officer mike spann. >> hey, look at me. do you know the people that you're working with are terrorists? >> reporter: just an hour later spann was killed by militants during an uprising and lindh's daughter is calling the release a slap in the face. >> he's getting released early because of his good behavior in prison and for my family terrorism does not equal good behavior. >> reporter: lindsay had converted to islam as a teenager in californ

traffic is backed up all the way through bay point and into pittsburgh. >> frances, thank you. bay still no deal. this morning, teachers for the new haven school district are entering the second week of their strike. >> they are closer than they were. we are hearing they are not meeting until afternoon. >> hi, reggie, teachers have changed their demands. they have come down, still no agreement. so you will see them back out on the picket line today in front of schools in hayward and in union city. so they are going to be going into their second week of the strike. they will be in front of 12 schools. the teachers wanted a 12% raise. they are asking for 7% over two years. they made the change last night after long rounds of talks and being out of the classroom for five days. >> we've come down to that. i understand we want to get it settled and to get back in the classroom and serve the students. >> we just don't have the capacity to do the big on the schedule pay increases that the union is currently asking for. >> so the district says it are apart. 11,000 students are caught i

the tpp would have been a catastrophe for the people of scranton and allentown and pittsburgh . in my first week i proudly withdrew the united states from further negotiation on that job killing disaster which by the way would have destroyed our auto business. would have destroyed it. just like nafta, just like nafta was such a disaster, this would have been worse. it's no wonder when joebiden announced he's running for president, by the way , by the way, we have thousands of people so and this is in, i'm not even announcing today, will wait for a couple of weeks. this is just we're going for fred. look at the thousands and thousands of people we have. they say he had 600 people. no, no, very good. i say 150. and that was on an announcement, i'd say hundred 50 people. but announced he's running for president and he said it's because foreign leaders call him up and then him to do it. absolutely. foreign countries like this, much better. that's what they want, they want biden so there that china can continue to make $500 billion a year and more. ripping offthe united states . they

highway 4, slow pittsburgh. 680 as you head out of pleasantton. an accident.d union city and fremont. 6:33. back to the desk. >>> hundreds of teachers in parts of hayward will walk the picket lines in about a half- hour. talks between the school district and the teachers who work there broke down after a final contract talks yesterday. teachers warranted 10% over the next two years. the district is offering a 1% increase and 3% one time. it makes it more difficult because they are so close to the end of the school year. >> it will affect our finals. we are not having lesson plans. >> you will not have a substitute for every teacher. that is not going to happen tomorrow. >>> the district says students who show up today will be grouped according to their grade levels and getting in rhythmment activities. they will not peopleize students who don't want to cross picket lines. the new haven unified school district is looking for substitutes during the teacher strike. they must have a valid teaching credential. the district usually pays $150 a day for substitutes bu

well to the east bay now a man is dead following a shooting in pittsburgh. this happened monday night just outside a home on shore line drive. the victim told police that he was outside his car when someone just walked up to him shot him multiple times and ran away. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. police don't know whether the victim and the shooter actually knew each other. second day of testimony of the oakland ghost ship fire painted a horrific picture. the moments after the warehouse went up in flames, one of the victim's brother, chris allen, he testified so did a forensic but colleges who perform autopsy on sever of the 36 victims. now along with a former friend of the go ship master tenant derick almena he said that he warned al mina that the warehouse was a death trap, he said that he even took those concerns to the fire department but said that he felt as if the fire chief just fresh off those concerns, tells us that he believes al mina and that terrorists are responsible. >>they created the environment, the man is the environment

the one in new zealand, the person using gab or eight chan, the one here at pittsburgh. their attempts at violence and that they're going to do something violent. it is a very, very scary situation when you look at all the stuff that's online and we should mention that these are our allies that are signing onto all these. new zealand, france, jordan, canada. and then you have the tech companies. and part of the reason why the governments there are talking about regulating this is because they're frustrated with the online companies but now the online companies are also signing on. they recognize there's a problem. facebook, google, microsoft, twitte twitter, amazon, all of them signing onto this as well because they want to stop this from happening again, from someone being able to, for example, go on facebook live and show the massacre that they're doing at that very moment that happened in new zealand, which is disgusting. you know that in poway, just recently, here in california, the synagogue attacker, the suspect in that case, he was trying to do the exact same thin

. >> ryan shazier, the leader of this pittsburgh defense, is not getting up. >> reporter: the pittsburgh collapsed after a head-on tackle. he had seriously injured his spine and couldn't move his legs. doctors weren't sure if he would walk again. and they probably didn't think he would ever do this: dance up a storm at his wedding last weekend. he's defied the odds throughout his recovery. just a month after the injury, he was back on the practice field, this time in a wheelchair. three and a half months later,t. >> the pitrg select terrell edmonds. >> reporter: and about five months after that he was tossing a football on the same field where the injury happened. shazier says someday he will be back on that field in uniform. >> i still want to play football. you know, at the end of the day, i still focus on trying to get back as much as i can. >> reporter: he's training in conventional... >> get set. go. >> reporter: ...and unconventional ways. ryan shazier's life changed in an instant again last weekend. >> this is more than a wedding for us. for ryan to be able to walk down the aisle.

we do have a few low 60's mixed in pittsburgh, you are in the 60's moments ago now down at 59 the sitting at a cool 54 this morning, winds still breezy into the afternoon a lot like yesterday was not quite as windy though now making our way through the day today and a planner from the 50's to the 70's we go a few spots in the 80's though see our continuing this warming trend. it's only getting warmer into the weekend and next week which also yes still to come. >>all right, thank you john how about we check in on the morning commute around the bay area and see if traffic is picking up it is indeed we're checking out the bay bridge toll plaza the drive-in the cash lanes are filling in quickly car pool lanes look good. major issues or accidents to worry about to come on in 8 minutes to make your way over the freeman street. here's 92 this is a trip across the san mateo bridge we're checking out traffic rolling west there it is you see all the brake lights on the right hand side, those folks are leaving hayward and we already have a crowd so if you want to join those fo to nstruction to worry

those are in the 50's mounain 57 hayward a 56 dublin, oakland berkeley low to mid 50's right now pittsburgh in the 60's to kick things off so it is actually a pretty a mild start to the day winds a little on the calmer side than they have been in today will be one of the calmer days we felt in a while some winds will still pick up a bit in the afternoon, especially a closer to the coast where you're going to see that push of cloud cover later in the day. much like yesterday when that marine layer tries to scoop back in making for a foggy finish to the day for coastal areas so 50's to start 60's and 70's by noontime in look worse and by the afternoon, sunny and warm conditions. some upper 70's if not low 80's for many of our inland areas. but even warmer temperatures are just around the corner to i'm talking about what exactly do expect a day by day rounding out this weekend making our way into the weekend. still to come. robin. >>all right sounds good john. thank you very much. let's check in on the morning commute now and see how traffic is moving around the bay area starting off with a t

but the half way house and his likely future home are in pittsburgh.utes from alicia's family. >> this is too cle to home. the most literal sense, this is all too close to home. >> reporter: she is now married and living outside of d nnsylvania was never aler about the release or that he was expected to live in pittsburgh until nbc4 learned about it and reached out to her for comment. >> we did not -- we didn't know. and we wouldn't -- maybe we wouldn't have known at all until you told us. >> reporter: she'll ask a judge friday to find a different location in which to release tyree. and his lawyers have responded to her protest saying tyree is already prohibited from contacting her or hur family and will be electitnically monored and suggest to a curfew. t andy have agreed to release him. in pennsylvania she is arguing tyree has no roots or family in pittsburgh. the herndon man pleaded guilty to the crime in 2003. he was captured after a national fbi manhunt led to his townhouse in herndon. scott macfarlane, nbc4. >>> right now police intynew yok ciare

. >> the hearing is scheduled for friday in a federal courthouse in pittsburgh. the victim's from pittsburgh and she was just 13 yrs old back in 2002 when the man from herndon wrote her online that'd heravel to pennsylvania to kidnap her. the twist she did not expect? he's now expected to live in ttsburgh minutes from her family. scott tyree served nearly 16 years in a federal prison and there are only days remaining in his sentence. the man from herndon who was imprisoned in north carolina will serve his weeks in a halfway house inpittsburgh. he's expected to be released to live in the pittsburgh area, minutes of the home of the family he kidnapped. >> it feels like my home and my family has been tak j. >> audge has agreedll to a her to appear in court friday requests tyree be placed elsewhere arguing he has no family roots or connection to nnsylvania. >> this is too close to home. in the most literal sense, this isll toolose to home. >> tyree's lawyers have responded to her protests saying tyree isy alrerohibited from contacting her or her family and will be el

he knows pittsburgh well. biden is a pennsylvanian type person. it is very clear, this state knows him. i know him. i've understood it. i've been strongly out there for him from the day he announced back when he had the fundraiser here, as well as what he did in pittsburgh. i don't take that likely. i don't think he's minimizing my colleagues who are in the race. they have a right to compete. at the end of the day, we must beat trump in order to move this country forward. i think he is very clear, he has the vision and the electability. he has both those combinations in order to move this race forward. >> you and i both heard him really embrace president obama, talk about his service alongside president obama, praise him as a president. if his stance on policies is in line and mirrors barack obama's, what risk is he facing by not taking a more progressive approach to issues, given where the democratic party is today? >> well, he said something -- or health care, for example, the affordable care act, he said there needs to be a public option, right

the pittsburgh steelers probowl linebacker collapsed after a tackle.red his spine and couldn't move his legs. doctors weren't sure if he would walk again. and they probably didn't think he would ever do this. dance up a storm at his wedding last weekend. he's defied the odds throughout his recovery. a month after the injury, he was back on the practice field, this time in a wheelchair. 3 1/2 months later, he stunned the crowd at the nfl draft by walking across the stage. >> the pittsburgh steelers select, terrell edmonds. >> and five months after that, he was tossing a football on the same field where the injury happened. he says someday he will be back on that field in uniform. >> i want to play football. at the end of the day, i foe cuss on gietting back as much a i can. >> reporter: he is training in conventional -- >> get set, go. >> reporter: and unconventional ways. his life changed in an instant last weekend. >> this is more than a wedding for us. for ryan to talk down the aisle -- >> reporter: this time, the highlight reel is one he will cheris

dylan roof goes into a place of worship and murders black souls, jews are slaughtered in pittsburgh, muslims are slaughtered in new zealand. we need the congress to stand up and rack. member collins i was so grad to hear your strong statement and white supremecy and republicans took a lead in denouncing it. we need you to do more. where i live in california, we're not sure where the congress stands on white supremacy, so we're delighted you're speaking up. i would also like to address chief justice roberts in justin holder. he said racism had been eradicated. that's certainly not true. i hope he will talk to the justice in the sixth circuit who writes on racism. we hope the majority of you want to give the country a signal that we're one country under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. thank you very much and i'm happy to answer any questions at the appropriate time. >> thank you. mr. potts? >> thank you, chairman. chairman nadler, ranking member collins and distinguishing members of this committee. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. my name is

>>no charges are going to be filed in last week's shooting that killed a pittsburgh man contra costa county prosecutors say that jason posey acted in self-defense in the shooting that happened april 22th at a tire shop in the 1500 block of willow pass road. a 36 year-old man was shot multiple times and died at the hospital. the victim and posey knew each other and they had been arguing before the shooting again they said it was self-defense. >>a san jose man faces up to 54 years in prison after being found guilty of randomly shooting at cars in the south bay. >>33 year-old michael james lewis was convicted for shooting at 11 cars between may 4th and august 5th of 2016. all on or near blossom hill road. police tracked him down using surveillance footage and ended up arresting him after a high speed chase will be sentenced in july. >>still ahead on the cross for morning news 2 teenagers get swept out to sea and it was nearly 2 hours before they were all utley found alive we'll have their story. plus their story. plus berkeley students bein at gunpoint going to hear from police about 2

tonight, from oklahoma city to indianapolis, from pittsburgh to philly, millions across several states bracing for severe storms. rob marciano on where you need to be on alert tonight. >>> also, the major flooding disaster playing out right now. our team just outside tulsa tonight, where naueighborhoods e under water. >>> there are breaking developments of yet another security breach at mar-a-lago while the president was in florida. >>> the emergency on mt. everest. the second american dying after reaching the summit. 11 deaths in 10 days. our team in nepal tonight with . wh cer fdhe tyreach theto a am of other climbers, and you'll hear the chilling description tonight. >>> former vice president joe biden responding to president trump tonight, after the president targeted biden while overseas, agreeing with kim jong-un. >>> the driver bringing a man to the hospital when the alarming moment happens. the man apparently attacking him for not getting him to the hospital quickly enough. >>> the news conference moments ago. the woman who survived 17 days lost in the woods. what did she eat a

temperatures beginning to rebound. 64, brentwood. 60 degrees, pittsburgh.ter east bay, low 80s. so you can pick what you like. if you like it cool, head toward the coast. if you like it mild, san jose is a good spot. 74. if you like it warm, nearing 80 degrees and livermore. pleasanton, you have the outlets over there. >> i am already in the parking lot. >> we need to get mimosas on the way. >> then we need frank to drive. >> cannot do that. >> scattered showers entering the picture wednesday thursday timeframe. >> a busy time right now in washington. >>> coming up, we will talk to the east bay congresswoman barbara lee live in the studio about a number of topics including the upcoming vote on holding the attorney general and contempt of congress. >>> every day should be mother's day. we will tell you how busy it is today for bay area florists and which type of flowers are the most popular this year. ♪ i've slain your dreaded dragon. for saving the kingdom what doth thou desire? my lord? hey good knight. where are you going? ♪ ♪ climbing up on solsbury hill