seahawks 2-4. 23-20 pittsburgh. t.j. watt, the hero.e show coming up after this. . >>> a terrific game here in pittsburgh on this sunday night. seattle was down 14. charged back into it. but the steelers in overtime 23-20. the big turnover forced by tj watt. outstanding defensive player. as good as there is in the nfl. and he is top of the list of the players of the game. ben roethlisberger, also, and harris with 127 scrimmage yards. tj watts with michelle. of the game. ben roethlisberger 29 of 40 and 229 and najee harris 127 scrimmage yards. t.j. watt is with michele tafoya. >> there are a lot of words that could be used to describe this defensive effort tonight. what words would you use? >> resilient. there were a lot of ups and downs and we felt like we performed witness. in the first half and second half run was gashing us but a win is a win. >> cam heyward walked by us and said you're the best defensive player in the world. the two huge plays in overtime. the sac on third down and then the strip sack really to seal things. what was

sorry if this map is not easy to read but pittsburgh's here the army of tennessee will be pushed back to chattanooga and chattanooga in 1963 general pratt has moved into mississippi had a johnston friday coordinate, defending that area and advised him not to retreat into pittsburgh, but he does want to do that you don't have many options. they talk about a sensitivity to rank and that will be a constant thing with him he is not happy that he is in the overall ranking structure of the confederate generals and he doesn't get along with his boss and a lot better find a way to work with them and johnston just can't bring himself to do that and davis doesn't only trust him and he asked his men to mitigate independent of the department commander is so that is a recipe for trouble people are coordinating and communicating there's a lot of mistrust. i will say good having been more aggressive in helping to defend pittsburgh and he probably could've done more to prevent the union and small force so there's lots of examples in history for small forces into a a lot of damage to larger force but

pittsburgh knocked off denver today at home 27-19. roethlisberger 253 and two touchdowns. >> cris: russell wilson, get well son. one of our favorites. >> al: pass is caught by williams. second down and five. >> cris: a week ago, they had everything going. they had the running game going and rpo game going but none of it tonight. >> al: that was against philadelphia. here is williams again. he is their primary ball carrier with edwards-helaire in the x-ray room. >> cris: leslie frazier, i admire the guy. i don't know if he has ever raised his voice. he has a plan and has stuck to it. >> al: hardman is hit from behind coming at the very end was justin zimmer. second down. crowd responding to zimmer coming in at the end and one of the buffalo players is down. that is levi wallace who gets the attention. >> cris: levi wallace is sort of that other guy on this defense. tre'davious white is the great all pro on the other side. so levi wallace always gets a lot of action. but i think those guys are proven better than maybe what was anticipat

reporting in pittsburgh, j.r. stone, abc 7 news.this, another controversy at any's pay high school. the east bay times is reporting a photo surfaced on social media showing two high school students reenacting the death of george floyd. the letter from the school president sent to parents, "last week, i shared the disappointing news that individuals in our community did not act in keeping with our community expectations. we have handled that situation appropriately and will not share additional details about the consequences for those students as we would in any discipline manner." remember, when it comes to issues of race and social justice, abc 7 is helping you take action. check out our list of resources on how to find your ally. go to abc7news.com/takeaction. ama: turning now to the pandemic, there's a covid-19 outbreak at burbank high school with at least seven cases. hundreds of close contacts have been notified. starting monday, contra costa and alameda -- alameda county's will loosen the max -- mask mandate for some people. a

at the university of pittsburgh. even some pro-choice doctors to ask questions.g the story, good evening, not. >> good evening. some lawmakers are even alleging gross misconduct, outrage, but the university of pittsburgh is strongly defending these procedures and even hired a d.c. based law firm to investigate its fetal tissue practices. nearly 100 federal lawmakers including senators josh holly and ted cruz sent the biden administration a letter suggesting the university of pittsburgh federally funded research on fetuses may have been obtained by illegal abortions alleging some of the fetuses could have been kept alive versus killed for research. that letter reads in part "exploding the body parts of aborted children for research purposes is repulsive and should stop." the university of pittsburgh says these are false accusations and in a letter following a pennsylvania state legislator hearing back in may, the vice chancellor writes in part, "fetal tissue research yields tea shoot which would have otherwise been destroyed to make medical advances that can impro

reporting in pittsburgh, j.r. stone, abc 7 news.there's this, another controversy at any's pay high school. the east bay times is reporting a photo surfaced on social media showing two high school students reenacting the death of george floyd. the letter from the school president sent to parents, "last week, i shared the disappointing news that individuals in our community did not act in keeping with our community expectations. we have handled that situation appropriately and will not share additional details about the consequences for those students as we would in any discipline manner." remember, when it comes to issues of race and social justice, abc 7 is helping you take action. check out our list of resources on how to find your ally. go to abc7news.com/takeaction. ama: turning now to the pandemic, there's a covid-19 outbreak at burbank high school with at least seven cases. hundreds of close contacts have been notified. starting monday, contra costa and alameda -- alameda county's will loosen the max -- mask mandate for some p

it shows a pittsburgh high student wearing a kkk costume to school. school officials say he did it on a dare and managed to make it through four periods before getting caught. >> i never, ever thought i would see this in my lifetime. then the two black kids throwing up the gang sign, that is -- they don't know their history behind it. it's not okay. >> reporter: the principal issued a statement yesterday saying the student has been assigned consequences for his actions and he will also participate in our restorative justice process to learn how his actions have impacted and harmed others. the four other students in the photo will also have to participate. what does that restorative justice process look like? is it enough? this senior says yes. >> when i was a freshman, i was like into a lot of stuff. >> reporter: she's not only involved in the restorative justice program -- >> it's a program to help students better themselves. >> reporter: she's a product of it. >> i met mr. bradley. he put me into his program. he seen my grades were bad. my grades bo

pittsburgh will punt halfway through overtime. >> cris: oh, my goodness, what a play! this had to be a squared up perfect tackle and could not miss and could not let him slide to one side or the other. the rookie tre brown square up and makes this play and drives him straight backwards. what a play. >> mike: great look. that is where you had to get to. the rookie harvin kicks it and lockett says get away. a long and good kick. unreturnable and deep from pressley harvin iii out of georgia tech. 56-yarder with no return. >> cris: we don't talk about

he is a former chancellor of the university of pittsburgh and quite a well-known person in political circles. again lawmakers are ultimately in charge for. >> as of october, where are you in the process? >> we are behind closed doors portion of our redistricting cycle. we had several public hearings from both sides for our congressional maps when the house government committee to get inputs. the apportionment did the same. what's happening right now is to demographers are drawing maps, are trying to figure out exactly how to adjust for the population without, sounding too cynical but risking too many of their incumbents. there is been some help from redistricting advocates moved throughout the maps we have now and start fresh with our new population changes, to really focus on drawing the fairest and best map possible. not going to happen. [laughter] the demographers are keeping incumbents in mind. but essentially we are waiting. we are waiting for the legislature in this reapportionment commission to release draft plans to the republic so that can begin. >> sarah and hughes, with th

-- a pittsburgh man's rap lyrics conviction was racially biased. of this? reporter: they are hoping that their defendant, gary brian junior, gets a new trial. one person i spoke to today calls this an innocent of rhyme and punishment. brian they are hoping the newly passed racial justice act will change that. inside the contra costa county superior court room friday, what is believed to be the first test of california's new racial justice act. >> we are asking for a new trial, a fair trial without racial bias. >> to judge expecting to weigh whether racial bias influenced a two conviction -- influenced a conviction of a rapper. ♪ >> deadly antioch apartment complex shooting, where he was injured. attorneys are arguing the use of bryant's music during the trial to allegedly paint him as a violent man with gang affiliation was racially biased. >> like music is treated differently, and the presentation to the jury of lyrics for my client's rap music as literal confirmations to crime was based in stereotype. julian: california's racial justice act was p

i noe that pittsburgh has over 440 bridges. >> jesse: she knows nothing about pittsburgh.s literally the first sentence that pops up when you google pittsburgh. when she's asked the follow up question about the supply chain crisis, it's going to be good. >> i will tell you, first of all, it's a global issue. and to that extent, i was in southeast asia, i went to meet with the prime minister of singapore and the president of vietnam. >> and a long-term solution frankly is to build more in america. we didn't have to buy a thing from china or southeast asia if we could make it at home. >> exactly. that was the point of my trip. >> jesse: that was the point, she just didn't mention it at all. because as far as we knew, the only news we saw out of that trip was her masked up in front of a statue of ho chi minh. it got weirder when the staff tried to interrupt. >> let me ask about build back better. i've done a number of stories on that. >> let's invest in our infrastructure making sure every family has access, affordable access to high-speed internet. that's the way kids do the

, he also won an award from the pittsburgh black media federation for journalism in 2019 he resigned in pittsburgh, welcome he is an award-winning essay journalist and author of the novel in the essays on identity and social change and what will be discussing today. her work has appeared in the atlanta general constitution, the boston globe, the washington post and other amazing, she teaches creative writing in the program and he's a writer hear from nashville the 2017 at the inaugural arts retreat in emerging writer fellow, she is also in 2016 creating fellow for poetry informally cohosted the podcast about pop culture and had culture, that is quite interesting. her first poetry was posed and republished in 2018. does that not sound like an amazing lineup with all the talents to get together, that is great. brian why don't we start with you about the inspiration behind your book and then will get with the others. >> the inspiration behind my book is there really isn't a whole lot to do in rehab i posted a memoir and i ended up in rehab sometime ago for drug and alcohol addiction and

if you are in pittsburgh -- i assume if you are in pittsburgh you are not watching this. be on the look ut to. the stones could be there on monday. >> could you imagine? >> i would be kicking myself if i were in that photo not realizing i was in that photo. >> that's what he says, i didn't get any satisfaction. >> de dumb. >> i can't get no -- >> this is why they pay him the big bucks. >>> google scrapping to offer a new service to its customers. the major banking announcement that has the company shifting its focus. >>> wishing a happy birthday to former president jimmy carter, the nation's 39th president turned 97 years oldz today. he spent the day at his home in plains gentleman, gentleman. carter is the oldest living former president. >>> google is scrapping its plans to offer its users banking services. a couple of years ago, the company announced it was partnering with some banks to offer checking and savings accounts with no monthly fees. but that changed when google's, quote, pay executive left a few months ago. a google spokesperson says the company is visiting i

pittsburgh high school was supposed to play in oakland tonight.me team tested positive for covid, forcing the cancellation of the game. earlier this season, pittsburgh was supposed to play san mateo's sera high school but that game also was canceled because of poor air quality. >>> coming up tonight at 7:00, we have talked a lot about covid-19 vaccines. what about a covid-19 pill is this we will talk to our medical expert about the potential new tool that could combat the virus? who should take it? are there any concerns? i will have that story tonight at 7:00. join me then. >>> it is hard to believe but tom brady will be playing in new england this weekend and it won't be for the patriots. it is the matchup everyone is talking about, this sunday, right here on nbc. the pride of san mateo, tom brady, will take on his long time coach, bill belichick. on nightly news tonight lester hotels goes to gillette stadium are anticipation is agreeing. he will talk about how the fans will react when brady takes the field and how bill belichick is reacting to

in pittsford, i met an -- in pittsburgh, i met an electrical worker.calls himself a 100% union guy. his job is dangerous. he said, i don't want my kids growing up in a world where the threat of climate change hangs over their heads. so we all have that obligation, to our children and grandchildren. host: let's see what some of our social media followers are saying about climate change and the poll that shows that more americans say it is a crisis. a post from facebook that says -- this is a lie. it is the biggest money grabbing taxation that will not change weather. it is a literal gifts to china. a tweet that says -- it depends on what you plant and when you plant it. farmers will have to adjust. food is not pop up on the grocery's shelf wrapped in cellophane. another that says, how many people do we lose to flooding, storms, etc. do we just ignore them because of china? another that says, a man-made climate change, worldwide emergency. one last tweet that says do we have anything that makes these people more money and power in a crisis? we want to kn

in overtime, pittsburgh with the game winning field goal.e league's last remaining unbeaten team looked strong in cleveland. the cardinals got out to a 20-point lead and never looked back kyler murray threw four touchdowns to three different receivers and the cards remain perfect. arizona flies over the browns 37-14. no party for los angeles in baltimore, as the ravens outrushed them by 161 yards. baltimore started the game on a 17-0 run and would shout out the chargers in the second half. they win 34-6. >>> a streak snapped across the pond trevor lawrence led the jaguars down the field setting up the game-winning field goal. jacksonville snaps its 20-game losing streak by winning 23-20 >>> trayvon diggs picking off a quarterback in his sixth straight game. the cowboys and the patriots, dak prescott finds lamb with room to run. and dallas walks off with the win over new england 35-29 the cowboys were among the top performers prescott connected with lamb for two of his three scores on the day. >>> the baseball playoffs, a nailbiter on the dia

making the rounds on social media and that's been upsetting and concerning parents here in the pittsburghty how this student was able to wear the costume. the principal says was in between classes, they would apparently slip it on and take it off. and after 4 periods, they were stopped. the principal says the student is going to be facing consequences and some pittsburg high school students. we talked with just a while ago say, but the costume was not funny and a day. there is no excuse for racist behavior. >> it's just a horrible thing to do. don't know what drove him to think that that was all right. i don't think that it was a joke, but that's nothing to joke about really sad thing that happens. this is this like a predominantly black school and he got a to do at that was really i sad than angry. >> the principal is also weighing in on this tonight, sharing with kron 4 news this quote, as a school community, we are very disappointed and concerned with the actions of this student. we are committed to addressing what has occurred and working with this student to help them recognize the h

we are off to another cold start to the north bay pretty mild for areas like berkeley alameda, pittsburgh in brentwood. our spots in the 60's. in the meantime, nevado satan. petaluma and santa rosa, you are down into the 40's this morning. so whatever you do, just don't forget the jackets. got to bundle up for this october. starts by your first day of october's afternoon, though. we are back to some hotter conditions, coastal areas well into the 70's. a beautiful day out the coast upper 80's for some bayside areas and back into the 90's for more and more inland spots reyna tom, thank you for that. are looking to look at your bridges this morning. starting with the bay bridge a little under 11 minutes for you to make it from the east bay into the city right now. let's head over look at the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula. look at that. a little under 13 minutes for your drive time there. >> the richmond sandra fell commute. nice light for us. a little under 9 minutes. and the golden gate bridge foggy commute. take your time if you're driving this morning still about 10 mi

pittsburgh is a great sports town. i'm from pittsburgh. but i'm a chicagoan, period.an cut and dry that's what i am. oh! don't make me charge the mound ryan. stick to playing outfield man. what do you miss more, playing or being a manager? i've missing being playing. so you make a play in the shortstop to win the game, people are leaving with a smile on their face. oh, look at you see what ozzie did a base hit in the 9th. yeah, then they going to say, look at ozzie he was monitoring the 9th. one last question coach, who would win in a fight? a hurricane or coach ditka? that's silly. i have more hot air than any-- i love this guy. there's so much to explore in this beautiful city. it seems like there's something to see around every turn. but to really know chicago, you have to learn about its history. and i think i just found the perfect guide. yo, what's up? it's your favorite neighborhood historian, dilla. sherman "dilla" thomas is teaching the world about his beloved home one tiktok video at a time. on may 3, chicago got it's favorite skyscraper. today, i'm meeting

pittsburgh at 79 and santa rosa through center fell. also in the 70's this afternoon. if you thought that was cool. look at the rest of the forecast to get even cooler yet, believe it or not, today, which is a cool down from yesterday is actually the warmest of the rest of this forecast tomorrow and thursday temperatures cool into the low 70's that our warmest friday brings our slight chance of showers or best chance of rain. and after that we clear out warm back up just a little bit into the rest of your fleet week weekend john, thank you for that. all right. okay. we're looking at your traffic this morning. we do have a hot spot. this is highway 13 southbound south. >> of 24 east in oakland. all lanes are currently blocked because of that accident there. so 5.80, would be a good alternate to try to get around that if you're traveling south on 13 or need to again, it looks like they are very close to getting those lanes clear. but as of right now, it's still showing that all lanes are blocked highway 13 southbound south of 24 east. all right. let's get a look at your

hayward also solidly down in the 40's livermore europe. 45 little bit more mild in oakland and pittsburgh at 55 degrees each after such a cool start. we do have temperatures rising into the 60's and 70's this afternoon mild afternoon, calmer afternoon, too ahead of what will be another breezy one into your thursday just around the corner. john, thank you so much for that. while we don't have any hot spots out there. do see an accident. 8.80, northbound south of west tennessee road. >> in hayward. so looks like we do have an accident there. slight delay. but again, it's really early so i'm not seen any major backup along 8.80, as you're traveling into the city from the east. a little under 9 minutes head in a cross towards the peninsula via the san mateo bridge a little under 13 and the richmond, sandra fell commute. as you head to richmond a little under 9 still pretty quiet here. let's head over look at the golden gate bridge, clear skies. so it's about 20 minutes as you're traveling into the city will have more weather and traffic throughout the morning for now, let's get back to the ne

in 1983, zach was born in pittsburgh to an american schoolteacher and an egyptian industrial engineerly years with your father? >> i have a lot of really wonderful memories of my father. he was very funny, very caring. growing up muslim, he would wake me up every morning to make the first prayer of the day. we would have time together and he would talk to me and he felt very much a part of our lives. >> in pittsburgh, the family regularly attended mosque, until a young woman the family had taken in stepped forward, alleging a crime. >> she accused my father of sexual assault. he was never charged and people seemed to believe my father, but it devastated his reputation in the muslim community, just the accusation. >> seeking a fresh start, the family moved from pittsburgh to new jersey and into a new diverse community. working as a maintenance man, sayyid commuted to the city. but a serious injury dealt yet another blow to his ego. >> he was electrocuted, and he couldn't work because of his injury and we were on food stamps. he became very withdrawn and started spending more and more t

place from both pittsburgh and san francisco, assisted with the toe of the car last friday. sfpd says the car was spotted and photographed here at side shows at dubose and guerrero and six then harrison on september the 19th. the photos show the driver hanging out of the sunroof with a traffic cone in his hand while doing donuts in the city streets, and governor gavin newsom has signed a new law targeting people who participate in these. illegal side shows drivers now face losing their driver's license for up to six months if they participate at new law, so clearly spells out what side shows are giving police. more ability to crack down on lawbreakers. the law says a sideshow is when two or more vehicles block or impede traffic to do vehicle stunts, speed contest or drive recklessly for an audience last year, chp responded to more than. 25,000 calls involving illegal street racing well on this world mental health day they conquered police department is bringing attention to the success of its crisis crisis negotiation team. and the difference it can make during emergencies.

keaton is an investor in a construction company, nexii, that here in pittsburgh plans to make eco-friendlyn: i get this. and i actually like it. and if i'm going to-- man, just look at this summer. if i'm going to have an opportunity to do anything and put my money where my mouth is, you can't just have an opinion about climate change anymore. it's, like, here, now. >> wertheim: the bill's come due, huh? >> keaton: that's right. the bill's-- the bill's come due. >> wertheim: keaton would happily spend more time here-- and in montana-- if it weren't for that pesky day job. he just finished filming "the flash," reprising his role as batman, 30 years after he left the franchise. and we had to know-- but, is this bruce wayne still the tortured, somewhat dark figure he was, as we recall? >> keaton: ish. he's kind of-- you know, i can't give too much of this away. i'm one of those guys who goes, "well, i-- i-- i'm not giving that ( bleep ) away." go see the movie. >> wertheim: how's the costume fit? >> keaton: proud to say, i slipped right back into it. > wertheim: you're 70 years old, and you'r

oakland and pittsburgh 2 or more mild spots at 58 brent, what you're definitely the most mild that 61. well 40's across the north bay nap at 47 santa rosa saint helene age of 45 degrees. definitely jackets in these areas. nevado napa santa rosa, for example, or a full 7 to 8 degrees cooler than yesterday. at the same point and we'll continue this cooler trend of weather into the afternoon with cloudy skies staying with us through the day and daytime highs. barely reaching into the low 70's at are very warmest. i'm talking more in this forecast. so stay with us. i'll let you know just how cool tomorrow will be as well. tom, thank you for that. all right. as you're heading from the east bay into the city a little under 11 minutes, no major issues or delays starting out there. >> let's head over to get a look at the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula a little under 13 minutes. the richmond center fell commute. pretty light for you. a little under 9 and quiet don't see any cars there at this hour. and the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes into the city. we're not seeing a

the current champions, the tampa bay lightning host to the pittsburgh penguins for the game, began the stanley cup with display tampa bay had hoped to match the peasantry. but when the action did get going, it was the penguins who are the better team pittsburgh spoiling the occasion. for the lightning, i think goes to 2 and it was a special evening in las vegas as to seattle kracken became the lead newest team. they would love to win against the team that was previously the latest vision that goes night. why and, and also thought ever goal is they fall back from 3. nothing down to tie the game, but it was not to be and vegas eventually one for 3. all right, this is for with gemma later. thank you very much joe. for that, we want to show you some live pictures from the us state of texas, where canadian not to william shatner is about to blast off to space shot in there . and the blue origin crew arrives just a short moment ago at the launch site. the 90 year old's best known for his role in stock, drake is said to be the oldest person to go to space and we'll have that live for you when

but when the action did get going, it was the penguins who were the better team to pittsburgh, spoiling the occasion for the lightning by 6 goals to tuesday. and it was a special evening in las vegas in seattle, kracken became the league's newest team. they would have love to win against the team that was previously the latest edition, the gold nights. brian donato scored seattle's 1st half ago as they fall back from 3. nothing down to tie the game. but it was not to be vegas eventually winning for 3. all right, that's the sport for now. more later falling, joe, thank you very much for that. that's it. for this news our on al jazeera to stay with us down. jordan is going to be with you in just a few minutes with more updates. thanks so much ah ah it's the was. 2 most populous democracy, diverse dynamic and undergoing moment is seen context, india dixon, in depth. look at the people and politics of india. exploring how the coven 19 pandemic struck the nation. it's continuing impact and the lessons learned for the future. join me, fade is. those are for context, india coming soon analysis

>> we were shooting "american rust" in pittsburgh, yes >> jimmy: did she know at all?ties in pittsburgh at the moment, they said yes. and they said, "we'll put you in the suite with the owner," and i said, "well, it's my wife's birthday. could you just get her a cake in the suite maybe the mascot could show up." and because we've been married 42 years [ cheers and applause i have run out of ideas. >> jimmy: you're out of ideas. >> there is nothing. she's going "how about a a little --" i said, "no, no, i'm done. i can't. and then i said a cake, maybe the mascot i might get away with the birthday that way. we're walking into the pirates thing, and the pirates pr people are there, and they said, "would you like your wife to throw out the first pitch?" and i said, "yes, and don't tell her." [ laughter ] so we get there and we get to the dugout and we go, "okay, jeff, it's time. and i go, "all right, kathleen, come on. she goes, "what? i'm like, "come on, come on, come on. and she is from the upper peninsula of michigan, so she can dig in and go, "i ain't moving i ain't mo

he almost lost the ball. >> pittsburgh's linebacker t.j.recovered the fumble soon after, the field goal won it for the steelers, 23-20 coming up, we'll share the inspiring story of one steelers star and the cause that is very close to our heart during our once in a lifetime series. >> the nfl this year >> cowboys won yesterday, too. >>> also this morning, a production of a spin-off of "america's got talent" has been temporarily shut down after a terrifying accident. it involves one of the performers >> emily is in los angeles with that story good morning >> good morning. the escape artist who was badly injured has made a living pulling off extreme stunts, but this one went he horribly wrong and the camera captured the whole thing as it unfolded some of this video may be disturbing to watch. >> you can feel the heat >> this morning, a daredevil known for leaving viewers on the edge of their seats with stunts like this one is fighting for his life after his latest attempt. >> we need a rescue and a helicopter >> it happened on a set in georgi

the pittsburgh in and out has received a warning. so far no fines there. however, in a knot in and out. is not the only business in contra. costa county that has been fined for not checking customer's vaccination status. we've also learned that lump these diner here in antioch has been fined. 750 bucks enough and rockers in concord was fined 2.50 health officials say there are no plans to change the county's vaccine mandate for the foreseeable future. >> well, san francisco transit riders operators and advocates rallied in front of the municipal transportation agency building today they were demanding a full restoration of all service lines. many of those lines have been cut since the beginning of the pandemic. well, for sale of the second joins us live now from our newsroom on the effect of the cuts and how the agency might actually bring back service sooner than expected. taylor. while the mta has made moves towards more cuts. city leaders say they're now making headway with the transit agency. >> in a reversal decision to bring back some of its lines by

the pittsburgh in and out has gotten a warning. no money yet in and out has very publicly refused to enforce the vaccine mandate, calling it government overreach. however, they are not the only businesses in costa county that have been fined for not checking customers vaccination status. we have also learned that lump these dire in antioch has been fined 750 bucks and fuddruckers in concord was fined. 2.50 health officials say there are no plans to change the county's vaccine mandate for the foreseeable future. today. san francisco transit riders operators and advocates rallied in front of the municipal transportation agency. >> demanding a full restoration of all service lines after many were cut since the beginning of the pandemic. our kron 4 taylor joins us now live from the newsroom on the impact and pow sfmta might bring back service little sooner than expected. taylor. yeah. okay. well, the mta has made moves towards more cuts. city leaders say they're now making headway with the transit agency. >> in a reversal decision to b

pittsburgh says it's still hopes to find an opponent for this weekend.ticking for unvaccinated san francisco police officers as many as 267 officers could lose their jobs now that the city is requiring all employees to be vaccinated. ktvu is christian captain tells us what the department is doing to help make sure the patrols are covered during this uncertain time. san francisco police officers are among the city employees that fall under the health order to be fully vaccinated by october, 13th, the chief of police, releasing a statement acknowledging that as many as 267 of the city's 2100 officers are unvaccinated. and could be put on administrative leave and eventually separated from the city, the chief saying he's already planning on pulling 31 officers from their regular duties and putting them on patrol to make up for any absences, quote. uncertainty about the number of unvaccinated sfpd members who will be unable to perform their duties after october. 13th requires us department to begin initial redeployments to assure that we will continue to fulf

another accident up here in pittsburgh westbound for east of bailey road.atching that not as bad as the delay as were seen along 80 heading into the city a little under 60 minutes, no major issues. remember, if you're watching the game tonight, the early you could take bart the ferry or caltrain headed across towards the peninsula. little under 13 minutes. and another traffic collision. this is out in pleasanton. this is 6.80 northbound south of bernal avenue. so again, we are seeing delays. at least one lane. there is blocked daryn. james, back to you. thanks it's 9.50. and we all know that the raiders are moving on without their head coach jon gruden was forced to resign. >> after racist homophobic and misogynistic emails were found. you wrote them over a seven-year period when he worked for espn. but because of this, he lost his job. he's being removed from the bucs wall of fame and he is going to be off of video games being removed and the raiders now. well, they have to keep playing with this cloud of controversy hanging over them, how they going to do

hemos visto los ataques a la sinagoga de pittsburgh, en el paso, en walmart.continÚa en el paÍs. en 2020 se reportaron mÁs de 11.000 vÍctimas de agresiones, el aÑo anterior mÁs de 8000 vÍctimas con un aumento del 30%. los crÍmenes han aumentado en todas las categorÍas, afirmÓ el fbi. cabe afirmar que los crÍmenes de odio hacia personas asiÁticos incrementaron un 20% en 2020. >> los latinos seguimos siendo vÍctimas de odio. el factor es si las vÍctimas reportan. claudia: sin embargo, la mayorÍa de vÍctimas de ataques fueron afroamericanos. segÚn el fbi, estos delitos se llevaron a cabo dos por motivos de raza. patricia: un panel de asesores de la administraciÓn de alimentos y medicinas se reunirÁ maÑana para analizar una posible autorizaciÓn de emergencia de la vacuna de pfizer contra el covid—19 para menores. el anÁlisis busca determinar si es segura para niÑos de 5 a 11 aÑos. mientras mÁs personas tienen acceso a las vacunas, muchas otras se rehÚsan a hacerlo. bomberos, trabajadores de la salud y otros trabajadores protestaron contra la orden de la ciudad de

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pittsburgh has now had two games canceled.ls launching booster vaccine clinics even though the state has not set formal guidance. 100 sites will be accessible across the city and county, the majority of which are already running. the city launched about a dozen high traffic sites. >> we coordinated with the department of health and worked with community partners to make sure every pharmacy has access to the vaccine. reggie: the county has updated its vaccine website, updating these 100 locations. you can filter for distance or place is open to the public, have confirmed availability, and are wheelchair effective -- accessible. kumasi: public school teachers and staff in new york city must show proof they've gotten at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine by 5:00 p.m., or they risk losing their jobs. some say they should be allowed to opt out and instead get tested every week. reggie: if you are registered -- i should say if you are interested in making a vaccine appointment or have questions, go to abc7news.com/vaccine and cl

in 1983, zach was born in pittsburgh to an american schoolteacher and an egyptian industrial engineera lot of wonderful memories with my father. he's funny and caring. growing up, he wakes me up every morning to make the first prayer of the day and we would have some time together. he was very much apart of our lives. >> in pittsburgh, the family attended mosque until a young woman the family stepped in stepped forward aleleging a crime. >> she accused my father for sexual sayassault. >> the family moved into a new diverse community. >> sayeed committed to the city, a serious injury dealt another blow to his ego. >> he was electrocuted and he could not work because of his injuries and we are on food stamps. he became more withdrawal and intro introverted. >> the afghan war was raging at the time. >> around the world, public demonstrations about race against the soviet invasion of afghanistan be ban to mound. >> my father wanted to go and be apart of something greater than himself after taking these to his self-esteem. >> zach's father found that sense of purpose right here in jersey c

we are trying to get it to you mpc pittsburgh hospital because they don't require vaccination so they do it. todd: along those lines, hopeful someone else will see this interview in addition to the one in pittsburgh and see this and ultimately decide to do this transplant. >> everyone else watching this, even not medical and realize this is what is happening in our country and this is an right and it shouldn't be based on vaccine status or any status. this is america and they should take care of you because that is what they signed up to do and it is your right. laura: we are praying for you. i don't know what you are going through, i can't imagine putting myself in that position but appreciate you sharing your story with us, best of luck. carley: the time is 33 after the hour. president biden's war on oil and gas putting a hole in your wallet from pain at the gas pump to your heating bill which could spike by 50% this winter, we are talking to two laid off keystone pipeline is coming up next. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel

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but don't worry, you can pick them up at baggage claim in pittsburgh. >> pittsburgh?ry. >> yeah. >> another baby. >> sir, how many babies will you be checking today? >> greg: tyrus, you have a few kids. thoughts? would you? >> please come back. >> no babies or hurt. >> greg: those are plastic babies. the same one used in the clint eastwood movie. >> i am not writing this ride with you, boss. okay, yeah -- you are wearing me out tonight. and i'm offended by this because i am a monster. 6'8" and 300 something pounds. and i have to sacrifice all of the time first-class for my kids. when i was growing up, my mom would've been like deuces, here is a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and a coke. you and your brother split up. don't embarrass me. mommy is going to first class and we would've been okay. if i left my kids there, by the time i landed, i would see the mob of social workers outside the plane. i would be on tiktok, instagram, everywhere. he just loved his child. and we were filming it. look at it. he is sleeping. what kind of a monster? could you imagine the fallou