it's from 1912 in pittsburgh. and this is actually making the case that, well, immigrants actually are not that criminally inclined. people are misunderstood. and this is making the sort of counter intuitive at the time that actually immigrants aren't particularly likely to commit crime, that they're more likely to be arrested for a nuisance violation and things like that. but the reason that they're making that case and their that most people assume that immigrants and in this case at this period they're talking about eastern and southern european immigrants are particularly criminally inclined. the as you get black migration in from the south during the early 20th century and particularly up through world war one and into the twenties, that the eastern and southern europeans are going to be sort of merged into the general wave of whiteness. right. people stop recognizing them as a distinct group and their place is going to be taken by african-american migrants southern migrants who are seen as particularly crimi

we are making our way back to pittsburgh. during the train ride, it was just he and i and one other gentleman in this car, we talked about what is wrong with the nation, what is going on. it was not that he had a nostalgia about unions, he saw the labor movement is the way to rebuild america's middle class. to get people of opportunity to move back into a standard of living that had been crumbling away. both the unions up and push unions forward and promote them. when people say it we have never had a president who has stood up for organized labor and working americans, whether they are inside a union house, we have never had a president like joe biden. i can't tell you how pleased and honored the steelworkers are to have our friend and president, president joe biden, with us today. [applause] >> i tell you what, this is a pretty critical election, to state the obvious. i want to say a word about a few good friends that we lost. a guy named jack shea, and pat gillespie. both good friends. people i worked with my whole career.

sowe're going to build a new terminal at the pittsburgh airport . doing this all over the country and is creating good decent jobs iobut the reason why i talkabout unions is not just because it's where i come from, it's more than that . i said and i spoke to the business roundtable, the ceos of the largest companies in the united states and that's from chamber of commerce and i've been straightforward to them. i said i'm a union guy and i support it for one reason, your interest and they look at me, what are you talking about? you are the best trained, most skilled workersin the world . and i'm not just saying it . most people don't realize joining a lot of the trade unions you have to have four, five, six years of training. it's like going to college. you get paid not very much but you're the best in the world. and it makes a hell of a lot of sense for americans to spend and companies and a little more money to have something that lasts awhole hell of a lot longer than it is to do something on the cheap . look, you've heard me say it before. wall s

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forward. >> this hour, president biden will speak in pittsburgh.k. including a speech in philadelphia, highlighting the threat posed by those maga republicans. the center of that threat, the former president, was also in the keystone state this holiday weekend. we've got a rally for pennsylvania aggro publican candidate for governor, doug mastriano. and senate candidate, doctor mehmet oz. trump faithful fascist, denouncing the fbi as vicious monsters. despite recent actual attempts, by his fans, to attack federal law enforcement. they're calling president biden, and we have the state. and it's philadelphia, speech the most fizzle, hateful, divisive speech by delivered by an american president. it's pretty rich, coming from donald trump. while mega republicans are leaning into the perennial supper trade victimhood, or they're being called out strikes to the more democracy. a reminder, this is what the former president said about democrats in a campaign speech in minnesota. in 2020. >> the store are second and mitt. attack the right to light. hen rep

we're going build a new terminal at the pittsburgh airport.ecent jobs. but the reason why i talk about unions is not just because it's where i come from. it's more than that. it's more than that. i said i spoke to the business round table, the ceos of the largest companies in the united states. the national chamber of commerce. and i have been straightforward with them. i said, look, i'm a union guy. i support them for one reason, it's in your interest. they look at me like, what are you talking about? you are the best trained, most skilled worker in the world. no, i'm not just saying that. most people don't realize to join a lot of the trade unions you have to have four, five, six months -- six years of training. it's like going to college. you get paid there, but not very much. but you're the best in the world. and it makes a hell of a lot of sense for america to spend more money than something that lasts on the cheap. you heard me say it before -- wall street didn't build the middle class. wall street build america. the middle class built a

we are going to build a new terminal at the pittsburgh airport. we are doing this all over the country, creating good, decent jobs. the reason i talk about unions is not just because it is where i come from, it's more than that. i spoke to the business roundtable, the ceo of the largest companies in the united states. the chamber of commerce. i said i'm a union guy. they look at me like what are you talking about? you are the best trained, the most skilled workers in the world. i'm not just saying it. most people don't realize dealing with a lot of the trade unions, you have to have 4, 5, 6 years of training. it's like going to college. you are the best in the world and it makes a hell of a lot of sense to spend more money to have something that will last a whole hell of a lot longer than to do someone -- to do something on the cheap. you have heard me say it before -- wall street did not build the middle class. wall street did not build america. the middle class built america and unions built the middle class. [applause] that's just a fact. by th

another person, governor lee in pittsburgh. pittsburgh is a working-class town. governor lee is a progressive who built a multiracial coalition that included union workers, activists and many others. some of those are likely to go to congress. this is a rural district where he challenged a long time incumbent, a long time incumbent, that as a democrat defied as both president and in line with the armor suitable companies. when the democrats were trying to negotiate in order for the federal government to be able to negotiate the prices of life-saving drugs, he got in the way of that. -- she is running in a competitive testing in the general election in oregon. combined all of these candidates , the fact that their issues are protohuman issues, if there's a fight -- protohuman issues. human issues. guest: we will love for you to join the conversation. host: republicans, (202) 748-8001. independence, (202) 748-8002. a special line for working party members, (202) 748-8003. we are talking about the midterm elections, but i wonder if president biden decides to run for

he'll be visiting milwaukee, wisconsin and pittsburgh, pennsylvania. erin?kelly, should be an interesting few months ahead. thank you so much. nbc's kelly o donnell for that report. let's bring in washington correspondent for "the new york times" charlie savage. thank you so much for joining us on labor day. what is your latest reporting as far as discussing the role that the 60-day role plays, can you tell us more about that and some of the other details you laid out? >> absolutely. so the justice department has an unwritten edict they call the 60-day rule, which says when you get within 60 days of an election, they should not take any overt steps, like indicting someone or other investigative or prosecutorial steps that could become public or taking place in public view that could impact how people vote. it is an informal tradition. it's not written down anywhere in a defined way, and they are right now having to wrestle with how that applies, if at all, and if it does what does it mean to these two big, complicated, extraordinary investigations that invol

carnegie mellon university in pittsburgh is, as we all know, a world leader in robotics. and a lot of jobs have been created around cmu. but if you are living in a coal community or rule community outside of -- rural community outside of pittsburgh, you might wonder how do i fit in? how do i get a job with robotics? pres. biden: talk to the county executive. that's what you do. [laughter] sec. raimondo: exactly. that is what these guys are doing. we will turn it over to stephanie and the team and maybe tell us about what you are doing. >> share. thank you, madam secretary. mr. president, i'm joined by several of your friends, the county executive, president of carnegie mellon university, and my colleague and chief equity officer on the project. what i want to start off by saying is thank you for your vision and iq much, matt of -- thank you much, madam secretary, in making it a reality. what we have loved about this project as we get to do what you've done in pittsburgh, collaborate and bring together what you had, 200 partners, and offices. first to make words into actio

weekend, and that means one pittsburgh neighborhood is a little nervous about potential mudslides. all because there's a burn scar nearby from a wildfire that happened back in june abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry has the details. there was a hundred firefighters here just like that dan mill poynter remembers that day in june all too. well the day would he woke up in the middle of the night to a fire burning feet from his house. that was like the morning the oh, my neighbor came by knocked in the door. we could see right away. what's going on? the whole back windows lit up video from that morning shows bright flames from the hillside getting very close to homes millpoint or another residents were forced to evacuate for several hours. what remains is a burnt hillside that poses a new threat with incoming rain mudslides. there's a big trench behind here to catch anything like that mill pointers showed us that trench in his backyard designed to keep mudslides away. although the burn scar is feet from his house. he thinks he should be fine this weekend when we first moved here. it was a

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. >> sean: i think he meant the steelers the pittsburgh team.pite his cognitive struggles, someone on fetterman's team realized that his stance on widespread dug legalization and safe injection sites for heroin paid for by taxpayers may be too extreme for voters. his team is trying to walk it back. his past statements. >> wait a second. what are you talking about? you want to legalize heroin? why do you care about these things? it's important as we have as a society have all of the options on the table including needle exchange which is only legal in philadelphia and pittsburgh and safe injection sites being considered in philadelphia. >> sean: walking back his extreme positions on fracking. his affinity for a street gang. here with reaction kellyanne conway. the quick list here. doesn't want any restrictions at all on abortion. he chased an innocent african-american jogger and stuck a shotgun in his face. he is a trust fund brat and never worked a day in his life. he buys a home from his sister for a dollar but wants to raise taxes on people bu

look at who came out victorious and folsom versus pittsburgh.u won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. i believe prop 27 is the right thing to do. i had experienced being in shelters at a young age. having nothing. prostituting. we don't choose this life. i never knew what safe was until i came to city of refugee. people that's coming through these doors are trying to break the cycle. prop 27 will help provide more funding for places like this and help people get off the streets. it feels good to have a place to call home. support prop 27. and george kittle was back on the practice field today. indeed, this comes after missing five consecutive practices and the 49ers season opener due to a groin

no, no, i think he meant the steelers pittsburgh team anyway. >> despite his obvious cognitive struggles. and they are mighty, by the soy, only gives a speech maximum.e on fifteen minutes, someone on veterans team finallyance realized that his stance on widespread drug legalization and safe injection sites for heroin paid for by taxpayers may be a little too extreme for pennsylvania voters. as you see on your screen, hisye campaign is now trying to walk it all back . but his past statements, they speak for themselves. >> wait a a reminder, just like, wait a second, what are ay you talking like?lize you want to legalize heroin? and why are you talking to why do you care about these things? i think it's important t wef th as a society have all op the options on the table, including needle exchange, which is only technically legaln in philadelphia and pittsburgh. and even safe injection sitesint that are being considered like, say, in philadelphiaio, and by the way, is also walking back ,. let's say, is extreme positions on fracking. you wanted a moratorium. hie s affinityposi for the crip

and i wonder how -- we were doing this on a pittsburgh television station. and someone said well i would like to do that. how -- how are you reaching out to the community? when we have eventually, whatever you want to call them area navigators. with people going into those small businesses they are going to be eventually displaced. and technology is going to surpass. and so this is what -- they thought about that. have you thought about that? >> absolutely. -- as i was talking about earlier, -- we have five projects that are woven together. each is for an accountable organization. most of our money is going to help the neighborhood and communities. and -- they know where their business are and they know how to get into the jobs and where the people are that are ready for entrepreneurial opportunities. for example, it starts with our manufacturing since the partnership area they know where the factories are and they understand the readiness for technologies. they will come together in the manufacturing hub leading entrepreneurs who can help you risk the proto

return of the pittsburgh labor day parade. jose, i know you know this. i certainly know cristobal knows this and maybe even bres, that scranton may be where joe biden is from, but it's always been home base for him and a real launching for campaigns in the past. so we're going to see the president coming here this afternoon. he wants to be in the parade, but he'll be speaking at a union event with two messages. first, he'll be talking about his administration is the most pro union administration in history and second, the economic success stories. the accomplishments like the rediction act, chips bill. this is a real turn around if you look at the way democrats are k looing at these midterm elections from where they were in may around memorial day. democrats thinking they have a strong case to make to voters even if there's still some difficult political headwinds at the moment. i think one of the questions as you know in any midterm election, will democratic candidates running down the ballot embrace the president? i spoke th

another person, summer lee in pittsburgh, pittsburgh is a working class town. summergh lee is a stall worth progressive that built a multiracial coalition that included union workers and included activists and many others and summer is likely to go to congress. jamie mccleod skinner in oregon, this is a raw district where she challenged a long-time incumbent. a long time incumbent as a democrat defied his own president and aligned with the pharmaceutical companies and when the democrats were trying to negotiate legislation in order for the federal government to be able to negotiate down thl prices of life saving down, he got in the way of that. jamie mccleod-skinner defeated this long term incumbent and running in the general election in oregon. >> we'd love you to join the conversation. phone lines, democrats 2,027,488,000 and special line for working families party members. (202)748-8003 is that number and maurice is with us till the bottom of the hour. if president bind decides to run for a second term, would you like to see him challenged in the democratic

after he finishes in wisconsin, the president will fly over to pittsburgh, where he will champion unions during a speech at the union hall. he will also be campaigning with pennsylvania democratic senate nominee john fetterman. with control of the house and senate at stake, democrats and republicans will be working over the next couple of weeks to get an advantage ahead of the november election. joining us now to talk about this, nbc news white house correspondent mike nunnally in pittsburgh, alexi mckennan, actio's political reporter and juliet rizzo, political reporter why did the president decide to visit wisconsin and pennsylvania on this labor day? >> reporter: the president is spending a lot of time in pennsylvania, stopping in pittsburgh later this afternoon, that is his third stop in the state in less than a week. you can see the labor day parade here, one of the biggest in the country, weaving its way downtown in pittsburgh. this is a spot the president has seized on over the years, as a kickoff for the fall campaign. he will be here later today speaking at union headquarters ju

pittsburgh tied up and cleveland regained the lead to second. reset to j david fore touchdown, the browns are victorious. 29-17. the boston celtics have suspended how to ch to coach for the whole season. this comes after he had a consensual relationship with a female staff member. a decision on the future with the team will will come at a later date. fan favorite stephen foltz announced announced thursday he will retire at the end of the season. season. the 10 year veteran wasa was a all-star in 2015/16. he also played for the giants in 2. in 2019. he said he hopes to become a manager or maybe he will finally get a chance to be a real referee. the a's are going for the sweep of the mariners this afternoon at the . the coliseum. bottom three, bases loaded and he does some damage./is a down the right field line. everyone will come around to score. they give his first triple of the year and scores three runs and it's all tied up at three. opposite fiel, two runs coming to score givinge giving seattle the lead and the mariners hold on to that lead w

we can make it right here in america like you make steel in pittsburgh. we are laying out how to do it, how to secure america's border. it was not that long ago we had a secure american border. it is not like we have to reinvent the wheel, but they broke the wheel. we are here to fix it, and we have a plan to do just that. we are proud to write it down on paper. if joe biden doesn't like this plan, i think it is time joe biden has to be asked a question: mr. president, if there is a bill put on your desk to lower energy cost, will you sign it or veto it? if you veto it, i think now the country understands what is at stake. we will give him that dilemma. we will give him that opportunity to wake up like we do to fight for the american people, not to make things harder for the american people. that is what the commitment to america is all about, to show people once again there can be hope, there can be opportunity so when you wake up, it is not to go to work for yourself. it is to go to work to make sure your kids have a better future. there is nowhere else

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it's particular pointing i think, on labor day for the president to come to pittsburgh. very heavily unionized city where we're seeing this resurgence of organized labor that robert was talking about earlier in your program. so you have all these factors coming into together and pittsburgh on monday. >> and victoria real fast. what's the one race beyond pennsylvania that you are watching that could determine control of congress? >> all right to. arizona, because that bait and switch was so extreme. and i think that has the overreach. and second georgia jonathan. because we have seen very small uptakes in black voter tone out. or preference for donald trump so i think it's gonna be interesting to see if we can see another micro growth in that african american support for the maga republican. >> african american support but more specifically black men? >> black man exactly! >> just want to be clear because black women would be like. no! john, victoria thank you. coming up. the new warning from officials in jackson mississippi where the water remains unsafe to drink. what w

later to pittsburgh, we will cover that at the steelworkers hall there in pittsburgh. his nationwide address on friday still resonating on the sunday shows yesterday in texas congressman michael all saying republicans were offended at some of the tone president i'd instruct. -- president biden struck. [video clip] >> if this was a speech to unify the american people, it had the opposite effect. it basically condemned all republicans who supported donald trump in the last election -- that's over 70 million people. saying that republicans are a threat to democracy is really a slap in the face. you know my vote on certification and my position on that. i took an oath to the constitution, but you don't come out to unify the nation. this was not a presidential address, by the way. it was a political speech. it was not even carried by your network or other two major networks, because it was so political. it was a campaign speech before the midterm elections, and that's how i see it. >> how much should donald trump be blames for the biz -- blamed for the division in this coun

unfortunately, the atmosphere wasn't enough, as pittsburgh fell by a final of 23-15, but good to see everyone having fun. fun. friday night lights doesn't doesn't get better than that. >> yeah, fulsome has a good team team up there, that is a program program that is always consistent. good news, bad news when we are talking about nfl to to start the show. 49ers tight end, george kittle, practice today, the first time since his groin injury last sunday, that is the good news. how about the negative? kiddos a gametime decision against seattle, the what field obviously a potential potential factor. 49ers are extending a player they hope to use as little as possible, punter, mitch, has agreed to a four-year extension that will keep him in santa clara till 26, , the extension? worth up to $1. $13 million. > >> college football, cow is set to face notre dame tomorrow in south bend, the first meeting between the bears and the irish and 55 years. for notre dame it has been an ugly start. the irish began the season ranked in in the top five, they are off to to an 0-2 out of the gate, zeros ze

the president's trip to pittsburgh marks his third visit to pennsylvania in less than a wee. a week. it comes after his fiery fiery prime time speech in philadelphia thursday. >> donald trump and the maga republicans represent and extremism that represents the very foundations of our republi. our republic. >> reporter: over the week and former president trump fired ba. fired back. >> he is an enemy of state, if you want to know the truth. >> at a rally for republican candidates in pennsylvania come called president biden speech hateful and divisive. he also railed against the fbi search of of his mar-a-lago estate. >> the fbi and the justice department had become vicious ms vicious monsters, controlled by radical left scoundrels, lawyers, and the media. >> reporter: late monday me and morning a federal judge granted the president's request for an independent third-party to reviw to review the documents sees for for potentially privileged mate. privileged material. natalie brand, cbs news, larson. spirit the judge also said the justice department is blocked from further review

look at pittsburgh, brentwood in the 80's cloverdale 83 degrees right now. the oakland conquered in the 70's berkeley. don't even want to look at that number. temperatures hanging out in the 80's for you as well. while san francisco right across the bay, you tapped into a little ocean. cool. there is helping you out a lot down at 64 degrees as we make our way through the day, skies are going to remain clear. we don't have much of an onshore breeze in a southerly wind is going to push a lot of that hot air, our direction that's going allow temperatures to skyrocket as much as they will highs as warm as 115 or above. like i said, i'll be showing you those details numbers on exactly what it's looking like, right where you're at. still to come back over to rain. all right, john, thanks for that. let's get a look at your traffic this morning. a 7 minute ride bay bridge may that fremont street exit. >> san mateo bridge a 80 to one. 0, one. 12 minutes for you. there. our richmond center fell bridge about a 7 minute ride. as you travel from the tolls to one o one an

he spoke in pittsburgh with other republican lawmakers.ssed any of their remarks you can catch it on our mobile video app. c-span now. today a group of business and community leaders will discuss how the pandemic has changed the economy and way of life. this is part of a federal reserve initiative called the fed listens which discusses how monetary policy affects them. it starts at 2:00 p.m. eastern. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including charter communications. >> broadband is a force for empowerment. charter is why it is building infrastructure, updating technology, empowering opportunity in communities big and small. charter is connecting us. >> charter communications support c-span as a public service along with these television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. british prime minister liz truss reflected on the late queen elizabeth ii and talked about britain's future and her first address to the u.n. assembly and new york city. she expressed suppor

there's a sense of guiding, documenting the killing of the people at the tree of life synagogue, in pittsburgh, rising xenophobia and nationalist sentiment, anti-immigrant thing, the racism, the anti-semitism which seems to have a new flowering. so we had obligations not so much as film makers, but as citizens to sort of say, and this is happening. there's a moment in the film when the great holocaust scholar, debrasays the time to stop a genocide is before it happens, which i would add in my own way is the time to save is sa democracy is before it's lo. >> do you think we're there now? >> i think we have had three great crises leading up to here, the civil war, the depression and the second world war. at the end of the constitutional convention, frankly was asked what he'd create a monarchy o a republic, and he said a repub public if you can keep it. through 245 years, we have been able in the midst of those crises to keep those institutions well, that we have had free and fair elections, that wve had the peaceful transfer of power. we have had the respect for institutions, the courts have re

83 right now, pittsburgh at 79. so some of our further inland areas not seeing a whole lot of relief. most of us across the bay, at least seeing some good weather to get those windows wide open. let that cool breeze. and while we've got it before, another scorcher of an afternoon ahead of us. the mill you're seeing here, it's another day with our excessive heat warnings in pink today, all the way into the evening tonight for inland areas in the south bay and then also looking at heat advisories continue to ride along the bay shore where we will be back into the upper 80's to low 90's today. so we're not out of it just yet. coastal areas, though you're only spots without advisories. continuing to enjoy a least little bit ocean cool. there. for this to inland spots. daytime highs today for your actually going to be a bit hotter than yesterday's were, but not as hot as monday and tuesday. we're so we are in for another warm one, potentially record-breaking for a few spots. not quite as historic as earlier this week. mo

and the best example i can give you of that is mike tomlin with pittsburgh, who in that job came opend a chance to be considered, all right? but went in and he had an interview and some of that had to do with the rooney rule, but he got to interview and he did a great job in the interview and he got the job. and he still has the job. i don't think he has had a losing season since he has gotten the job. and so that capability is out there. so black coaches, we want the opportunity to be able to step in and run a team and show that we can be leaders as well. >> sir, i'm glad you mentioned mike tomlin. he is one of the most successful coaches of the modern era in the nfl. but i remember as a dolphins fan he was in the running to be our head coach and at the time it was reported that leadership within the miami dolphins said that he was too, quote, urban for our team. so there is an example right there of somebody who proved to be very successful that was kept from becoming a head coach for reasons that are, let's say, at the purview of ownership. how do we fix this problem from a league

the second prisoner is 28 year-old jorge garcia of pittsburgh. his charges include vehicle theft and drug possession. both are considered dangerous. authorities are advising neighbors to lock their cars and homes. and when you do see them do not approach. >> a man was shot and killed an anti up last night. and what police say was a drive-by shooting. officers responded to a report of gunshots fired on mccauley street 11. 49 last night they found a male victim on the front yard of a home suffering from a gunshot wound. officials say the suspect vehicle fled the scene. the victim has not been identified and no motive for the shooting has been revealed. a federal judge has granted former president trump's request to appoint a special master to review the documents seized during the fbi's search of mar-a-lago. >> so this will significantly slow down the federal government's criminal investigation of the former president, our washington, d.c., correspondent evan lambert reports. >> it a win for former president trump and his legal team. a judge he app

the others involved organize the shipments of the phone from las vegas to pittsburgh. each defendant faces a maximum of 20 years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine. well, sherri papini is set to spend 18 months in prison for faking her own kidnapping in 2016. pleaded guilty earlier this year to 2 counts of mail fraud and making false statement. baby's family and volunteers searched for her. well, she faked her abduction and then hid with her ex-boyfriend. she returned. 22 days later on thanksgiving claiming 2 hispanic woman beat her cut her branded her and held her captive in a closet. all of her injuries were self-inflicted. well, the pain is also required to pay more than $300,000 and restitution and will report to a federal prison in november. tens of thousands of people are expected to descend san francisco today, too. attend the annual dreamforce convention. you got some 30,000 people who are expected to attend this year and this could bring a boost to local businesses as well as some downtown restaurant say they are already starting to book up conference. tayl

at least pittsburgh.r those of us in the 60's, even the 50's and fairfax, you've got at least a little bit of a cool down cloverdale, not the coolest at 77 right now as we make our way into the afternoon, we're going to do so with crystal clear skies and really not a lot of access to that cooling effect that the ocean has been sparing us. the hottest of temperatures that are inland areas like the central valley and scene. now we're seeing temperatures just soaring without access to much of that cool ocean air. that's why today is going to be such a scorching hot one. temperatures at the coast in the 70's to 80's. well, bayside areas mostly in the 90's, inland areas climbing as hot as 110 or above. i'll be giving all those details. still to come right now, john. david, that, ok, let's go look at your bridges this morning. a 70 run may so that pretty much the exit. >> heading into the city right now, san mateo bridge, 13 minute, say 80 to one on one. the richmond, sandra fell bridge about a 7 minute ride as