ok let's go back to dan and pittsburgh here. ok let's go back to dan in pittsburgh here i find it really truly amazing but not surprising is that the main i find it really truly amazing but not surprising is that the mainstream media will overlook one of its own smacks blumenthal actually they're not even this history media will overlook one of its own smacks blumenthal actually they're not even the same group the max is in a different group entirely in real journalists but you know same group the max is in a different group entirely in real journalists but you know that all of this. talk about this a whistleblower you know any of the all of this. talk about this a whistleblower you know then you have to we we have to protect whistleblowers you know this one with the ukraine and all of that well he's just a little bit we have to protect whistleblowers you know this one with the ukraine and all of that well he's just a leaker ok but there's more concern for someone that it is. ok but there's more concern for someone that it is da

in october of 2018 a gunman murdered 11 jewish worshipers at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh pennsylvania. talked about. then in august 22 people were shot dead in an attempt to kill as many latinos as possible in el paso texas. just 9 months apart these attacks were connected through the ideology of white supremacy and only read gradually and i think we all come to realize how extensive this underground network is of people who have bought into this hateful belief system. those things are being nurtured by our president and his language and actually stoked it gives license to people like the shooter to do violence against communities. to pittsburgh suspect was critical of donald trump and they'll pass so shooter distance himself from the president in his manifesto. but both men frame their actions as responses to crises real or imagined that the president has amplified even echoing his language about minorities and immigrants out of florida rally in may the pres. it rhetorical he asked the crowd what he should do with migrants who cross the border but how do you stop these m

three pittsburgh steelers.wo of which came on brutal but legal helmet—to—helmet heads. so there is a lot of education about players and their head health. this was a huge setback to all of that. the initiatives and rule changes aren't helping because the replays were knocked out of this game. and then myles ga rrett‘s knocked out of this game. and then myles garrett's tremendous act of violence and extreme disregard for other players' safety. lindsey jones in denver, thank you so much. thank you. russia, norway and lithuania have taken part in a carefully co—ordinated operation that saw the exchange of five convicted spies. this is what took place in the russian on clever kaliningrad and took weeks to organise. the bbc‘s tim allman has the story. this border guard was arrested by the russians and charged of espionage. he was convicted to 1a years despite denying the charges. now he is free and heading home. translation: he is in lithuania, along with representatives of the norwegian authorities and his lawyer.

to pittsburgh suspect was critical of donald trump and they'll pass so shooter distance himself from the president in his manifesto. but both men frame their actions as responses to crises real or imagined that the president has amplified even echoing his language about minorities and immigrants out of florida rally in may the president rhetorical he asked the crowd what he should do with migrants who cross the border but how do you stop these but one of the president's supporters yelled secure that and the president last night that's only in the panhandle you can get away with that. in the wake of these shootings conservative pundits who. large platforms have also come under scrutiny white supremacy that's the problem this is a hoax it's a conspiracy theory used to divide the country and keep a hold on power is if the president if it could have been here and it was like watching our wall leaders sit passively back as the invasion continues the number one conservative media for us in the united states is fox news to ourselves worthy our country is being stolen. in this episode of fau

of law at the university of pittsburgh as well as. he is an adjunct professor of law at the university of pittsburgh as well as author of the plot to overthrow venezuela how the u.s. is orchestrating a coup for oil the plot to overthrow venezuela how the u.s. is orchestrating a coup for oil crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate rate let me go to you for a gentleman crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate great let me go to you 1st on. that i think. it's a rather deceit and those of charge. falls arrest and the charges or bogus charges that he would say and he's contacted this pushes are bogus charges that he would say and he's contacted this program we invited him to come on but he was given legal advice that he probably shouldn't program we invited him to come on but he was given legal advice that he probably shouldn't so he wanted to be here but because there is ongoing litigation his lawyers told him the whole he wanted to

let's go to pittsburgh with denise. go ahead. >> this is denise from pittsburgh. i just want to make a full bullet point of everything i've been listening to. first of all, the democrats, and i support my president regardless if that president is republican or democratic. with everything that's been going on, it seems that the republicans have been redirecting most of everything towards blaming a waste of time for all of these hearings, but if a president of the united states is doing anything wrong, then they should be investigated. so that's number one. that takes precedence over everything, or this country is going to fall, if you are somebody that is corrupt leading the country. the second thing is, they talk about that the aid was withheld sometime in august and then let go. why was the eighth withheld to begin with? they're not even mentioning what that part of it is. the other thing is deflecting everything about hunter biden. where is all of the information about trump? none of this came up until recently, so that's all i have to say. >> denise, i apprecia

first, there is the famous three rivers stadium in pittsburgh. this point of land, the peninsula jutting out into the rivers was, in the 1750's, the most important strategic piece of real estate in north america. i will say it again. that point of land was the most important piece of strategic real estate in north america. and george washington was deeply involved in this issue. the governor of virginia at the time, robert dinwiddie -- a hugely important person in george washington's life. and he was george's patron. somehow, when washington went to see him for the first time in williamsburg in 1753, washington was already an imposing person at that time. at age 21. dinwiddie was smitten with george washington and through thick and thin, dinwiddie stuck with him even when washington was not entirely successful. indeed, in the early 1750's for a period of time, dinwiddie came up to winchester to be closer to the action up in the allegheny mountains. washington's early career in the 1750's, this guy is absolutely indispensable. as far as i can tell

pittsburgh steelers quarterback racen rudolph fined $50,000, the most of any player, for his role in the fight with cleveland browns defensive end miles garrett, who has been suspended indefinitely on wednesday, rudolph apologized for his actions. >> bottom line is i should have done a better job keeping my composure in that situation, and it falls short of what i believe it means to be a pittsburgh steeler and neb of the nfl. >> in all, the league disciplined 33 players earlier this week garrett told league officials at an appeal hearing that rudolph directed a racial slur at him just before the drawl, according to espn rudolph's attorney calling garrett's claim in the report a lie, as well as reckless and shameful an nfl spokesperson telling nbc news, we looked into it and found no such evidence on thursday, the nfl rejected his appeal garrett, apologizing on twitter, in part writing i know what i heard. whether my opponent's comment was born out of frustration or ignorance, i cannot say. but his acts do not es cues my lack of restraint in the moment and i regret the impact this ha

in pittsburgh. heath was challenged. he quit. it was sunny, he was watching at children's hospital telephone. in pittsburgh. i thought the idea of doing something for your children's hospital and just took over him. and on monday, he took his entire life savings $800. and i went to the children's hospital and who try to give his her name to them. they had no idea his name is albert lexi, they had no idea at all with this guy was all about. with aston, would you come to the hospital is on juice. and he said, we know, i'm pretty busy. but maybe i can sit a couple of days in a week. they would get on the votes which scared the leaving daylights out of them and they would put this 40-pound shoeshine fox on it would go to the children's hospital and i went there to meet him. i've seen him a couple of times. and when i walked in, everything that i saw would've walked in the hospital juice. they were everywhere. my, what are all of the issues. when they told me that these doctors, who are in an operating r

pittsburgh police spotted a car that was stolen sunday morning. the police followed the car as it sped down highway 242 and interstate 680. speeds topping 100 miles an hour. the car had engine problems and finally stopped on the side of the offramp on pleasant hill. >> police arrested one person and detained several others after we can sideshow activity. >> and in fleeing from the police. they say their helicopter followed the driver and police were able to capture him. this was around 66 avenue and coliseum way. they increase their patrols of sideshows on the weekend for the past several months. chp is investigating another scary incident on highway 101 in monterey county. another vehicle was hit by some kind of object. >> a second vehicle was also hid about the same time. chp reports there have been more than 40 similar incidences in the general area since february. investigators still have not identified any suspects or possible motive, they do say most of incidents have occurred on thursdays, fridays, saturdays. the cities of south san francis

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pittsburgh bench struggling. mason rudolph and turned to hodges.y 5 passes, but this was one. 79-yard touch -- that was the difference maker employ pittsburgh continues to get it done without big ben. they win 16-10. the bengals are now 0 and 11. so here's what it means. the steelers move ahead of the raiders for the second wild card spot based on having a better conference record. oakland heads to new york city with a chance to tied chiefs for the division lead. the 49ers are going to need a win tonight against the packers to remain in sole position of first place in the nfc west. first quarter, hawks dive in their bag of tricks. wilson going deep. he drop it's in over two. defenders turner for a touchdown and seattle had a 7-3 lead. penny finds a hole. he's going to break a tackle at the 15 and get in from 58 yards out. penny ran for 129 yards and 14 carries and the seahawks won 17- 9. so they are 9 and 2. the 49ers need a win tonight to stay ahead of seattle in the nfc west and remain in front of new orleans and green bay, who each have two loss

of law at the university of pittsburgh as well as author of the plot to overthrow venezuela how the u.s. is orchestrating a coup for oil the plot to overthrow venezuela the us is orchestrating a coup for oil crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate rate let me go to you 1st crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate rate let me go to you 1st i mean i think we all know the details of maximum falls arrest and the charges i mean i think we all know the details of maximum falls arrest and the charges or bogus charges that he would say and he's contacted this program were bogus charges that he would say and he's contacted this program we invited him to come on but he was given legal advice that he probably shouldn't so he was invited him to come on but he was given legal advice that he probably shouldn't so he wanted to be here but because there is ongoing litigation his lawyer sold them to hold back wanted to be here but because there is ongoing litigation his lawyers told them to hol

. >>> while we're talking about teachers and schools, a pittsburgh second grade teacher has taken a groanedsong and reworked it into an up lifting rap about friendship, learning and achievement. people are going crazy about this. abc 7 anchor eric thomas shows you what the teacher has done with her version. >> reporter: the original hit by lizzo is about a romance gone bad and features adult lyrics. >> i heard this song over the summer, loved it. it's been my jam. >> reporter: each year the second grade teacher dorothy chooses a song to start each day. this day she wanted "truth hurts." >> i knew when i heard this song that it's definitely not, you know, appropriate for school. >> reporter: so she wrote new kid friendly lyrics and taught them to the students which spawned this video which was posted on the school's facebook page. it has since gone viral with viewers attracted to the energy and positive messaging about education, learning and having each other's backs. the kids like it, too. >> it makes us feel happy in the morning and makes us feel loved. >> when we sing this song we forget

they are 22-year-old teon farley of antioch, omar taylor of pittsburgh, raymond hill jr. of san francisco, and 29-year-old javon county. know notifications have been made to their families. >>> now to the fire watch. calmer winds enabling firefighters to make progress against the kincade fire in sonoma county. the size of the burn zone is still about 77,000 acres, but now containment has increased to about 68 percent and cal fire expects to reach 100 percent by november 7th. the fire destroyed 17 homes and, actually more than 17 homes. closer to 180 homes and about 350 structures overall. meteorologist darren peck is here with more on that. >> some good news. even though the sky is hazy. a real pretty sunset happening, and there is smoke in the sky. but just from looking at the high resolution satellite visuals from today, the kincade fire is not putting up big plumes of smoke and air quality on the ground is measuring good for most locations except for santa rosa where odt. in santa san francisco. just a few degrees above average for san francisco, but 7 to 8 degrees abo

johnny blackman the third is going to go all the way, 45 yards as the pittsburgh pirates when it 41-0have just enough time to check this out. >>> nba action, pistons hornets one second left, game type. malika mug of the inbound play, the buzzer as the hornets get the cake. 109-106. remember kobe bryant? he was pretty good. >> and he's all right. >> as his daughter. >> she's a baller. >> that's the daughter of kobe bryant. >> it looks just brian with tha little fadeaway in the leg kick as she definitely were checking it out. these are mongooses, or monkeys >> will go with mongooses sun city, south africa. they can play when they are on the course. they ruined it all. >> and i everybody, moderate is next. (imitating echoing) the future...the future. okay, so you didn't take my note on the echo. mitchell, i can't take another negative voice in my head. i'm already freaking out about principal brown. i kind of have a bully at school. you gonna eat all that? -i-i guess not. -principal brown: okay. saw your plans for the seminar tomorrow. oh, you like it? y-you know, i think the kids will r

in pittsburgh, kpix 5.y area's nfl teams going primetime for the next games in this evening. as you see a lot of chatter about the niners and the raiders. dennis o'donnell here to talk about all that. let's start with the raiders. >> thursday night football, jon gruden propensity for injuries. no time to game plan, that said this is a huge gain for the raiders. the raiders are four and four, i think the chargers are going to come back throwing the football, derek carr. the key player to watch, the chargers joey bosa older brother of nick has 8 1/2 sacks. that guy, number four is having his best season under jon gruden, who is figured out the game plan and the raiders offense, they got a win this game to get about 500. >> let switch to the 49ers they're going monday night football they have the seahawks i believe. richard sherman's going to be on fire. >> i was saying the key player to watch is a joey bosa, here, i think it is nick bosa, younger brother of joey, he's got his russell wilson all over the field

in pittsburgh pennsylvania. with the pittsburgh crosses and they spoke highly of them. they go through so many special memories in my life. i know him very well. my question though is a little different. looking at your thought on our society and you talked a couple of questions ago about this in our country. and what we do we learn from your memoir. and how it applies to society today. >> that is a great question. i'm also very close to the clemente family. i loved hearing about roberto again.ry and to get an education. the other thing we talk about with the development of voice at age 13 i'm hoping that children will be encouraged to continue to lift their voice. that's building self-confidence. and no and they will fight against the division. there is a lot of division. there is a lot of diversity in their experience. more so than we head in ours. what the different languages. as a results -- as adults they will be threatened by people that don't look like them. >> encouraging all ofg us to not accept status crow and that's how my parents told us. we have to fight ba

in pittsburgh, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> and just in the past few hours lizzo tweeted about this video the best thing i watched today followed by a heart emoji. she responded after a user tweeted the video at her. what a way to connect with the kids. >>> well, making a difference by digging in the dirt. we'll explain what's going on. >>> we want to thank pamela of this picture. she says, as it sits in both the sunrise and the fog, it is surreal. >> great shot. >> share your pictures with us with the >>> finally, the nfl's salute to services campaign came to san francisco. >> got their hands dirty at a farm who provides free organic produce to people who need it. >> the volunteers planted drops and removing debris. the effort was especially meaningful to this niners offensive line man, a graduate of the air force academy who served over seas. >> i love to eat. i'm an offensive line man. being able to give the gift of food to someone who is hungry is a blessing. this food is good for you and giving up for free. maybe 20,000 pounds a year. how incredible is that? >> the nfl's salute to se

authorities say pittsburgh police spotted the vehicle that was carjacked earlier today. they follow the car that spent on highway 242 and 6a at speeds topping 100 miles per hour. the car eventually crashed on the gregory lane offramp and pleasant hill. foreman jumped out of the car and ran. police say two suspects were detained right away. the other two ran into the courtyard shopping center and work quickly arrested. >>> oakland police have arrested one person and detained several others following an illegal sideshow. the activity happened at 42nd avenue and international boulevard and the drivers tried to flee the. police say the helicopter follow the driver who was arrested. another vehicle was towed police say people were throwing bottles at officers in the area of 66 avenue and coliseum way. this comes despite stepped up police presence. >>> three people were hurt after an early morning crash in san francisco. police say a driver hit a icicle list and struck a parked car with the person sitting inside. two lanes of person street were block between sixth and seventh

we spoke with omar taylor senior at his home in pittsburgh. he is grieving the loss of his older son, 24-year-old omar taylor who meant the world to him. he sent pictures of omar from a recent wedding he attended and older pictures of him in high school where he played high school. worked hard at his job but focused on music. and he was killed in a deadly shooting at an airbnb rental in renda. he says his son who was building up his dj work was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> trying to wake up from a bad dream, and hoping my son will walk through the door, you know what i mean and just the thought of never being able to have a conversation with my first-born kid is crushing to me. this kid has been with me, by my side, since he was a baby. >> now, the sheriff's department announced last night that a fifth person has died, 19-year-old, and family members say her smile could light up a room and families donated her organs to help others. something that she was absolutely passionate about. now, omar's father works at a refinery and he sa

from chicago to pittsburgh? >> it was good.t was only nine hours. >> jimmy: what's your favorite thing about the bus? i know you've fallen in love with that bus. >> nothing, jimmy, nothing. >> jimmy: i heard your doctor told you to lose ten pounds before halloween. how's that going? >> i was doing fine until my boss sent me on this trip. and next week new york. now terrible. >> jimmy: where's tony? tony's the manager of the restaurant. how long have you been managing the restaurant, tony? >> only 45 years. >> jimmy: is business typically like this? >> yes. we're a busy place. >> jimmy: show us what makes the classic primanti brothers sandwich, which i have enjoyed there myself. show us what makes it special, toni. >> it's italian bread. >> jimmy: guillermo, why are you molesting toni? >> i'm going to have guillermo eat a couple of these sandwiches. he'll lose ten pounds. >> jimmy: maybe 11. >> here we have pastrami. italian bread. pastrami with provolone cheese. tomatoes the fries. >> jimmy: who decided to put the fries on the

if you're in pittsburgh, it's kind of like if you're in memphis and you're making a movie about elvis are making a movie about andy warhol, because he's a favorite son, roberto clemente, franco harris -- >> jimmy: for sure. >> -- you have carte blanche in the city. >> jimmy: what about terry bradshaw? would he qualify? >> i think he'll get credit. but at the end of the money they're not going to say -- >> jimmy: did they do that to you? >> i was coming down from the gym in the hotel and i was all sweaty. and a guy got on the elevator with me. and he said oh, mr. hanks. i said korea, hi, how are you doing? he said, you're shooting the mr. rogers film here. yes, yes i am. i am. how is the shooting going, mr. hanks? i said pretty good. you know, i hope it cuts together. i don't know. i hope it comes out well. i'm having a good time. oh, good. well, i wish you good luck on the rest of your shooting, mr. hanks. i said well, thank you very much. and as the door -- he got out before me. and as the door was closing he turned and he looked at me and he said, "we take mr. rogers very seriously

it happened during an nfl game between the cleveland browns and the pittsburgh steelers.ttack on pittsburgh quarterback mason rudolph. with eight seconds left, garrett wrestled rudolph to the ground after he had released the ball, ripped off his helmet and swung it at his opponent's had. after the game, garrett explained his actions. i lost my cool. inaudible. the guys who jumped his actions. i lost my cool. inaudible. the guys whojumped in the scrum, i appreciate that my team had my back, but it should never have got to that point. patricia trainor is the senior editor of inside football magazine. she says the fallout from the incident shows no sign of diminishing. it is something that if you want to see it happen on the street, it will automatically be a crime. to see that happen in an nfl game, especially when there is such an emphasis on player safety, very disappointing, and as a result, both the browns and the steelers have been fined $250,000. myles garrett has been suspended. for the rest of the season. he is going to appeal that by the way. there were also some o

i was reading today, for instance, about a pittsburgh company that sells cheese.take a big loss. what can you advise consumers on this? >> well, there's certainly wines from other countries that aren't being hit with these tariffs. but in the greater picture also if you look at french wines, the prices of french wines, and then say, for instance, even some wines from america, even with the increase in price, the price of the french wine for the same quality still could be less than the american wine. and i know a lot of people say, oh, well, just don't drink french wines, drink something else. but we don't say to steel makers, well, you made that out of steel, now make it out of paper or plastic. laura: sure. >> it's not a one for one. for people who drink wine and taste wine and like french wine, saying to them, well, now drink american wine, it's just not the same thing. lauer lawyer i also want to mention before i let you go that small business saturday today, such an important day for you and other businesses. obviously, sales, sales, sales is the goal. what e

we have been since what happened in pittsburgh happened and also we're not victims, and we're not going to be victimized, and we're going to defend ourselves. >> temple emanuel is the second oldest synagogue in colorado and the arrest comes as anti-so mitting attacks have been on the rise across the country. >>> we have a developing story out of south america where we know that protesters in chile are ramping up their fight against income inequality and clashed with police in the capital. the civil unrest is now being blamed for more than $1 billion in damage to chile's economy. >>> turning now to the weather, many americans are bracing for the first snowfall of the season. let's take a look at your tuesday forecast. >>> good morning. we're tracking another blast of arctic air and snow across the northern tier of the nation from the dakotas into the great lakes. we're talking one to three inches of snow, especially around the great lakes as we head through tonight and into our day tomorrow. this system will be moving into the northeast, but generally we'll find rain showers for our tues

three pittsburgh players were knocked out of the game with concussion.much of this discussion is about play safety and educating players about you know their health and long—term health and they had health especially, and so last night's game was just a really big setback to all of that. you know, you kind of thing at the sum of the player safety initiatives, the rule changes, those are not helping because three players were knocked out of this game. in myles garrett with his tremendous act of violence and extreme disregard for other players make safety. now, let's face it, it is hard enough to spell in your own language. imagine having to master it in someone else's. many young americans are now making the effort to learn spanish. we have put some of the bravest ones to the test. yes! that is some test! reminder of our top story. in an exclusive interview with the bbc, britain's prince andrew has said he let the royal family down by continuing to associate with the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. more on oui’ offenderjeffrey epstein. more on our

welcome to miss dorothy malari's second grace classroom in pittsburgh.ry morning, this classroom turns into a stage. ♪ and these students become performers. >> when you sing the song, what do you feel in your hearts? >> love. i'm so happy. >> reporter: malari has been teaching for the pittsburgh unified school district for the last six years. >> she is creative and funny and crazy. >> reporter: every school year, she picks a popular song and adds her own twist to the lyrics. this year the song was lizzo's "truth hurts." >> and once this came on they started grooving to it, okay, they're already loving it. >> reporter: the song isn't exactly suitable for this young audience, so she tweaks the lyrics, like this one, for example. i just took an ela test turns out i'm 100% that smart. >> when he came home with that song and started singing it to me and knew all the words, i was super impressed and proud of him. >> reporter: byron's mother says she not only saw a surge of confidence in her son -- >> he has been on speech therapy since he was younger. >> repor

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teens, feels likes, pittsburgh to new york, 18, 13, the feels like in boston, david. >> yes, you got our attention tonight. ginger, thank you. >>> next this evening you the impeachment showdown and senate investigators releasing the first wave of transcripts of closed door testimony, including the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine and the suggestion he says to offer praise for president trump in a tweet. the president calling her bad news in that transcript of the phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine, saying "she's going to go through some touch things. "it all comes as four white witnesses were no-shows today, and abc's mary bruce on the hill. >> reporter: after weeks behind closed doors, tonight, the first witness transcript is out. former ukranian ambassador marie yovanovitch describing a shadow campaign to oust her, led by the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani. she says ukrainian officials told her giuliani and his associates "had plans, and that they were going to, you know, do things, including to me." adding one ukrainian official "told me

. >>> but first the crushing defeat for the pittsburgh steelers as a fight breaks out on the field. ♪t, huh? >>, you it's my jam, "world news now." >> time for some sports and more details on colin kaepernick's workout in atlanta. >> representatives of 11 teams are scheduled to attend. espn is reporting two others may also show up. don't who don't go will receive a video of both the workout and an interview with kaepernick. the 32-year-old hasn't played a game since the end of the 2016 season, the year he protested racial and social injustice by kneeling during the national anthem. >>> week 11 in the nfl began along the shores of lake erie. >> pittsburgh paid a visit to cleveland. the play of the night came from the browns. baker mayfield with the scramble. carlson, his first catch in the nfl. later on things got ugly. >> whoa. >> pittsburgh's mason rudolph and the browns' miles garrett get into it. garrett rips off rudolph's helmet and hits him with it. garrett and two other players were ejected and will likely face additional punishment. cleveland won 21-7. unbelievable. >> where's

the nfl brawl between the cleveland browns and pittsburgh steelers made headlines nationwide.ve end myles garrett issued a former apology for slamming a helmet into the back of the quarterbacks, steelers quarterback. our reporter went to a high school game and got reaction. she has an update on that and the fallout. >> reporter: with a close game tonight between montevista and cameron valley high school many people in the stands say they love football but they saw the nfl brawl and it sparked serious discussions with students. across town rivalry with high stakes for san ramon valley and montevista high school. many parents in the stands friday say they in the young players saw the violent nfl brawl the night before on national television after brown's defensive end michael garrett and pittsburgh quarterback nathan rudolph tussled on the ground. garrett taking a swing, hitting rudolph on the head with a helmet. >> they are role models for these young men. a lot of them want to play in the nfl and it's about look on everybody. >> my son was doing homework as we were watching th

mostly if you are in a home rule system, pittsburgh, for example, pittsburgh has their own records but we collect it all in the same data system. and theyhia is large are able to have their own in a different system so we work with them both from a disease perspective, we share outbreak information all the time. it work with them from an perspective to harmonize what we do. we are always working with our neighbors, whether on hepatitis a outbreaks or measles or sharing -- patients don't have borders. you can be hospitalized in new jersey and go into a long-term care facility in pennsylvania. it happens all the time. we keep touch -- in touch, but we could do it better, faster, and without loss of information or misinformation if we were better electronically suited. >> let me follow up. are you not electronically suited in these different counties and why would you not appeal to the state rather than the federal government to make it happen? iswhen i am talking about the sharing of laboratory information with disease surveillance and that is happening at the state level, but it is not

ok let's go back to dan and pittsburgh here i find it really truly amazing but not surprising is that the mainstream media will overlook one of thing but not surprising is that the mainstream media will overlook one of its own smacks blumenthal actually they're not even the same group that maxes in a different group its own smacks blumenthal actually they're not even the same group that maxes in a different group entirely in real journalists but you know they're all of this. entirely real journalist but you know that all of this. talk about this whistle blower you know the new afterward we have to protect whistle. talk about this whistle blower you know and after we we have to protect whistleblowers you know this one with the ukraine and all of that well he's just a leaker ok lowers you know this one with the ukraine and all of that well he's just a leaker ok but there's more concern for someone that in that is damaging. but there's more concern for someone that in that is damaging. the political process undermining a duly elected president irrespective if you like the political proce

cleveland browns fans were beating up a pinata of the pittsburgh steelers quarterback.ivalry. >>> we're tracking some strong storms that could have a big impact as millions of americans get ready to travel for the holiday this week. forecasters in new york are closely watching wind conditions and what could -- what that could mean for the famous macy's thanksgiving day parade. janessa webb is tracking it all from new york and one of the systems is already moving through. janessa? >> reporter: yeah. system number one has moved on, but the winds are everlasting. that will continue throughout the night from new york city to the boston area. so it continues to be kind of a drizzly soggy sunday and people from laguardia are dealing with no major delays from storm system one. so that's great news, but everyone is starting to prepare for system number two. that is going to take over 49 states. it originated in the gulf of alaska. it will sweep across seattle into the plains. also the midwest and this is going to cause some major travel delays from denver to chicago. now, the m

a little slow through pittsburgh and bay pointe but that is typical this time of the morning.tshore freeway, no troubles connecting on to 80. >> that is blocked. traffic is coming in hot there. they have been running traffic breakstothings down. y'all see delays because of that at least from marina. stop and go. once you pass that, you're clear. 101 in direns thro marin doing okay as far as drive times go. 19 minutes, southbound 101. yual see foggy spots once you hit the golden gate bridge. limited visibility. parts will be affected. so head's up into san francisco this morning. san mateo on the top of the bridge as well. you might run into that as you go between 880 and 101. the meet tering lights may have been turned on at the bay bridge. cash lanes slow and go early this morning, so sluggish there. westbound 580, 80 looking good. foggy here, so be careful heading into san francisco. to the south bay, a look at traffic. 101 northbound. a great start with no delays. reports of a trouble spot 280 at 880. a vehicle may have gone down the embanknt. duto that onshore you can see

we will go to pittsburgh. this is denise. caller: hi, i just wanted to make a few bullet points of what i have been listening to. first, i am a democrat and i support my president regardless if they are republican or democratic. it seems the republicans seem to be redirecting most of aerything toward blaming waste of time for all these hearings. as -- if a president of the united states is doing something wrong, they should be investigated. that takes precedence over anything if you have someone corrupt leading the country. the second thing is they talked about aid was withheld sometime in august, then it was let go. why was it withheld to begin with? the other thing is they are deflecting everything about hunter biden. where is the information? this came up recently. that is all i have to say. host: kevin is up next in salt lake city on the independent line. about: i was calling something i noticed, when it started with russia it was a witch hunt, and funny whether it was true or not. i guess we never figured out it decided

pittsburgh, 79. pleasanton, 78. oakland, 66 and hayward 68 degrees.ough the peninsula, 70 for redwood city, 66 for san mateo. if you're hanging out in san francisco, westerly winds at 11 miles per hour. we will be keeping that fog in. we're only going to climb into the mid 60s, so it might be chilly. if you're heading into the city, pack a coat. you'll need it. >>> so let's talk about our future chances of rain. as i mentioned, this ridge of high pressure is really just dominating, sitting over the bay area, keeping us dry and above seasonable. so when is our next chance of seeing rain? right now, the long range model is looking like maybe, maybe friday, november 15th through december 5th. so sometime between then and december 5th is when we could see our very first rainfall of the year. but so far right now, the majority of that storm is going to be staying off to the north. we're talking seattle and oregon. so we'll be keeping a close eye. but for now, the bay area is looking pretty dry, so you have approved to get a car wash. 66 degrees into sunday

clemente was playing and they were talking about the pittsburgh and spoke so highly of your dad. so, although i didn't get to see your dad play, just knowing his legacy and how it changed in so many memories in my life and in fact, grandson, shaun gibson, you may know-- >> i know him very well, yes. >> a wonderful young man. >> yes, absolutely. my question to he is a little different. looking at your thoughts on our society and you talked a couple of questions ago about divisiveness in our country. and your memoir -- how it applies to society today? >> well, thank you. great questions and i'm also very close to the clemente family so i love hearing about roberto again. and i think the most important thing i tell children is that, one, to get a -- offer them options as they move forward in life, but the other thing is, we talk a lot about voice and finding your voice. and hoping that children who read this or adults who read, and watch development of voice at age 13. i started to lift my voice and i was part of the protest generation, so i certainly marched in everything doctor wo