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

five in pittsburgh, lena howland, abc 7 news. jobina: the national weather service's morning you to stay away from water on the coast during stormy weather. a coastal flood advisory in effect through 9:00 this morning. this covers beaches in san francisco, the north bay and the peninsula. reggie: on the peninsula, while the rain calmed down, wind and flooding poses safety threats to drivers and residents. in menlo park, a massive tree took down power lines and blocked a driveway. we also came across a number of branches leading -- leaning against power lines. neighbors say they don't mind the rain but they are ready for the storms to stop. >> i'm looking forward to clear weather. i've got a lot of shoes that are soaking wet. [laughter] reggie: with the rain still coming down, the roadways continued to experience issues too. in san mateo, the driver of his mustang lost control on the entrance ramp and ended up in the ditch. if you have somewhere to be this morning, be careful because the roads are still slick. jobina: the postal s

and pittsburgh was kind of the capital of steel production. and so it to over a hundred years ago was booming but it started struggling. you saw, you know, global and in the steel industry and pittsburgh was struggling. but to impacted the there and a very helpful way one was a university of carnegie mellon there as you said very strong and a very strong in robotics and was able to attract and retain people. the focus those industries so that strong university was critical but also about years or so ago leaders in the community, the mayors, the ceos of the big companies, some of the big foundations got together and said, we need to have a brighter future. pittsburgh some of our big companies are going to be in decline. and the data, as you know, is about half of the fortune 500 companies turn over every 25 years. so you can't just be relying your big companies. you have to be launching new companies. and the pittsburgh community came together in a collaborative way and said, here are a number of things need to do with real intentionality and r

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talk about what is come out of pittsburgh and wife of what is particularly interesting about that. example. >> guest: the interesting thing is it has silverback story to detroit over 100 years ago pittsburgh was kind of powering the industrial revolution. this deal was a key part of that and pittsburgh was kind ofh the capital of steel production and so it over 100 ago was booming but then started struggling picu so global competition in the steel industry and pittsburgh was struggling but two things impacted the trajectory there and a very helpful way. one was a university carnegie mellon as you said very strong in a very strong in robotics and was able to attract and retain people to focus on this industries. so that strong university was critical but also about 40 years or so ago leaders in the community,e mayor, ceos of the big companies, big foundations got together and said we need to have a brighter future for pittsburgh. some of our big companies are going to be in decline and the date it is about of the fortune 500 companies turn over every 25 years. you can't be relying o

we started in detroit in the pittsburgh and cincinnati and ended in nashville.ld see something bubbling, they did have industries, music industries and major company so those of the two sectors particularly strong there but there's a lot ofwo work includig some that i think came out of that partnership that i checked, people took advantage of that, one of the first chapters was start of tennessee, the governor at theha time was focused on ths and built out structure, to support many cities, four major hubs they were focused on and nashville was one. we were on the tour going to a building, and entrepreneur center giving them a place to come together and have gone back a number of times every year or two and it's been amazing to see the growth and you can tell because suddenly downtowns they are building new buildings and places ten years ago were not very popular and that's what's great, watching these companies bsincluding jobs, not just the jobs within the companies themselves, it's the broader jobs in the community..ed there are usually about five of the jobs

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

starred at the university of pittsburgh before drafted by the buffalo bills. steelers coach mike tomlin has known hamlin since she was 12. >> i've got a lot of love for that young man. we lifted him and h organization up in prayer is that after discussion between the n.f.l. and players association the game will not resume this week and it's unclear when or if it will be completed. meanwhile, here at the hospital, the wait continues for any update on hamlin's condition. "thor." >> o'donnell: charlie de mar, thank you so much. joining us for more is dr. jon lapook. so good to have you, doctor. so everybody wants to know what caused this cardiac arrest and one possible diagnosis is something called como-shio cordis, the leading cause of cardiac death in one athletes. people want to know how it happens.>>on where a bw toenicular fibrillation. the blow has to come at a particular time during the heart beat. no in ventricular tachycardia and fibrillation, you have a bag of worms. blood doesn't go to the brain and the person blacks out and goes into cardiac arrest, w

, and starred at the university of pittsburgh before being drafted by the buffalo bills.elers head coach mike tomlin has known hamlin since he was 12 years old. >> i got a lot of love for that young man. we lift him and that organization up in prayer. >> reporter: after discussions between the nfl and the players association, the game will not resume this week, and it's unclear when or if it will be completed. meanwhile, here at the hospital, the wait continues for any update on hamlin's condition. norah. >> charlie de mar, thank you so much. >>> i want to turn to that breaking news about that extraordinary thing that happened today here in washington, that republican revolt in the house of representatives. remember this was supposed to be a triumphant moment for the gop, which retook the majority. instead today was a day of chaos. kevin mccarthy hoping to becomkn three times. cbs's nikole killion is on capitol hill. >> the house will be in order. >> reporter: for the first time in a century, a candidate for house speaker failed to win enough votes on the first ballot. >>

, and starred at the university of pittsburgh before being drafted by the buffalo bills.elers head coach mike tomlin has known hamlin since he was 12 years old. >> i've got a lot of love for that young man. we lifted him and that organization up in prayer. >> reporter: now, after discussions between the n.f.l. and the players association, the game will not resume this week, and it's unclear when or if it will be completed. meanwhile, here at the hospital, the wait continues for any update on hamlin's condition. norah. >> o'donnell: charlie de mar, thank you so much. joining us now for more on this is dr. jon lapook. so good to have you, doctor. so, everybody wants to know, like, what caused this cardiac arrest? and one possible diagnosis is something called commotio cordis. it's rare, but it is the second-leading cause of cardiac death in young athletes. so i think parents who have kids who play football, lacrosse, hockey, baseball, all want to know, how does this happen? >> well, it's a condition in which a blow to the chest causes a serious irregular heartbeat called ve

he was drafted by the bills after a successful career at the university of pittsburgh. now, amid the tragedy, obviously what's happening here, how about this for some hope and generosity. hamlin hosted a toy drive on gofundme. at last check it has raised over $3.1 million, and a lot of those, i have been looking, small dollar donation, 5, 10, 15 bucks from fans across the world. >> yeah, i mean, that is good news, but we are praying he gets out of the hospital and he makes a full recovery. jarred hill, happy new year, by the way, and good to see you. >> thank you. >>> be sure to stay with "cbs mornings." we're going to be joined by james brown for more on last night's merge and the game. >>> and now to politics. republicans take control of the house today, but the question is who will be speaker? that's still up in the air. representative kevin mccarthy faces opposition from a small group of hard-lined conservatives. h's been making concessions to get the job, but that might not be enough. skyler henry is in washington. skyler, good morning. >> hey, anne-marie, good mor

guy from pittsburgh, stayed home. could have went anywhere.-around a great person, great family. >> reporter: after college, hamlin looked to the nfl draft. cameras rolling when he got the call from the buffalo bills. hamlin always had dreams beyond football. he started his own foundation called "chasing ms," short for "chasing millions" exned on th which he bills' you channel. >> chasing ms i started in high school. it was really a slogan, a motto. just for pursuing my dreams to get to the nfl, chasing ms. i got to college, got more . ed have a deing i did once i s e ardr >> today we got a toy drive going on. just to have an event where kids can come out, get a toy. have good vibes. >> reporter: hamlin behind the scenes on that very first toy drive. his foundation now the place where people are showing their support. this year's toy drive now over, but fans have donated $7 million on the foundation's gofundme page. >> just hoping that this is a situation where he's able to move on from it and recover from it and have a long, healthy, happy li

the 19-year-old was reported missing from pittsburgh on new year's day.is body was discovered six days later along highway 4. investigators believe he was hit by a car. they think it is possibly a dark-colored sedan with damage to the right front side. his family says they do not believe the body was there long because it was found in a area that had been searched before. if you know anything you are asked to call chp. >>> jury selection begins tomorrow and tesla's stock trial. elon musk asked a federal judge to move it to west texas arguing that they area jurors would be biased but the judge denied the request. elon musk and other board members are facing a lawsuit claiming that he manipulated the stock in 2018 when he tweeted that he was considering taking tesla private at 420 a share. teslas stock trading halted and then the stock was volatile for weeks. >>> potholes are unnerving and some are huge. big enough to cause serious damage to the car. that is what happened earlier today on the 101. dozens of drivers forced to pull off to the side of the road

kathy from pittsburgh, cat did a great job hosting your show but i missed on watters. you're saying i should take more vacations? got it. tucker's next. i'm watters. this is my world. >> tucker: happy wednesday. good evening and welcome to tucker carlson. if you've been paying attention for the past five or six years you probably noticed the inverted nature of modern language. pretty much everything is precisely the opposite of what they claim it is. so people who tell you they're defending democracy are promoting author tearian. then the black lives matter movement ends up killing black

a guy from pittsburgh. stayed home. could have went anywhere he wanted to.all-around great person, great family. >> reporter: after college, hamlin looked to the nfl draft, cameras rolling, when he got the call from the buffalo bills. hamlin always had dreams beyond football. he started his own foundation called "chasing ms," short for chasing millions, which he explained. >> chasing ms was kind of something i started back in high school. it was really just, like, a slowing began, a motto for me, me pursuing my dreams to get to the nfl. chasing ms. i got to college, got her business-savvy. clothing brand to spread the word on it. leaving school, i started a foundation. the first thing i did once i declared for the nfl was have a toy drive back home for the kids. >> today, we got a toy drive going on. just to have an event where kids can come out, get toy, have good vibes. >> reporter: hamlin blogged behind the scenes on that very first toy drive. his foundation now the place where people are showing their support. this year's toy drive is over, but fans have

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i was just so pittsburgh, everything was pittsburgh for me, he said.t. and the buffalo bills selected him in the sixth round. he took over as a starting safety in september, after his teammates suffered a neck injury. this season, he played 15 games, and had 91 tackles. >> a lot of people never really get to see behind the scenes. >> football may be in his blood, but for damar, it seems family comes first. he posted this on his instagram on father's day this year. we weathered every storm from and back together as family. not a shame i worry because it made us who we are. happy father's day, you taught me a lot in life, but something that will always stick with me is making sacrifices for the people you love. whatever it takes for the family. this is what he told fox sports about his family. >> my mom, my dad, my little brother, that is my whole world. outside of anything going on, i don't really do too much without my mom and dad. >> his big heart, often on display, after a teammate and close friend returned to it to the field falling and back injury

the university of pittsburgh where damar went be to school. you're seeing it from teams, whole teams and i guess he has a go fund me -- i'm probably saying it wrong. he had a charity that went from a low amount of money to a couple million. it's amazing the response, everybody, sports, folks that don't normally watch sports have been drawn into this story. it's united a very -- let's just face it, we're a little divided in the states. it has really divided everyone. >> eric mitchell in dallas. dr. anthony carmillo, you're looking at pictures outside the hospital hoping to get any sort of update hamlin is recovering as many people hoped. this is a young age. prime health, isn't it? just looking at the go fund me page, stood up by hamlin for kids to get toys in his local community where he grew up. it's raised more than $3 million in the few hours since this happened. >> and i read that the initial target was 2,500. >> people want to help, express themselves. >> absolutely. especially when people feel powerless. it's something they can do. one n

is amber lee as the story the family of demon lazenby of pittsburgh is desperately searching for him. the posting flyers near the north concord, martinez bart station in the area where the 19 year old was last seen. they say he has been missing since the early morning hours of new year's day. he's just gone. is this the no one vanishes? no one vanishes. where is he? at mom to need a lesson be tells me she received a phone call from damon. about four a.m. he told her he was driving from their family home in pittsburgh and wanted to meet with her in oakland, where she was staying. he sounded really upset, and i just told him i said, don't drive because you're too upset to drive, lazenby says. her son did not say what was upsetting him. but they agreed that mom would drive to pittsburgh to talk with them at their home tells me she soon learned that police made a disturbing discovery. damon's green folks. wagen was found with the engine running and the lights on with some of his clothes found on the ground nearby. along the median on portugal go highway below the highway for over past the

this is the east bay city of pittsburgh. there is a flowing from the river. there it is. shut down harbor street. we're out there. you can get a close. look at that. that river flow right there. we'll keep an eye on this and bring you the latest from pittsburgh here mornings onto this morning, a landslide along highway 13 in the oakland hills as close some lanes there will turn to ktvu james torres live at the scene to bring us an update. james god said good morning to you. but for the most part this morning, one piece of good news is that it seems the rain is done for the morning, so that's not going to add any extra complications with the crews are cleaning out here, but what we are seeing a number of countries, vans, trucks and crews are out here. trucks just like this that look like they're just picking up some of the dirt and the mud that are here, throwing it on trucks like these and then removing it from the scene. here's what's left of some of that clean up there. you still see the caltrans crews out there on top of some of the mud that's still blocking the roadwa

brian donahue at the university of pittsburgh center in georgia. dr.as what when you heard about the collision and you heard the reaction? >> well, good morning ryan, ainsley, steve. thank you for having me in this important conversation. so, the likely events and i'm not involved in hispanic care, personally, so these are surmise like you been doing all morning. but the likelihood here is the helmet contact to the chest provoked a heart rhythm disturbance. this is something we been interested in the last ten years. this is called carmody accorded a spirit of core mobile cordis comes from the original commotion or disorder in the heart. and it turns out to be true that blunt trauma, that means nontrauma, that means for example baseball to the chest, soccer ball to the chest or hockey puck to the chest or in this case may be helmet to the chest is and can provoke very serious and often times end-of-life heart rhythm disturbances. when that blunt trauma is delivered at just the right time at just the right point in the cardiac cycle and just the right lo

and pittsburgh steelers linebacker t.j.eeted, "absolutely speechless, please pull through, damar." and we have much more ahead on the buffalo bills damar hamlin, his teammates, his opponents and athletes across the united states reacting in shock after he collapsed on the field. do stay with us. even the most chill of parents know when it's time to go into protect mode. nothing kills mo viruses on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray. ♪ hi, i'm lauren, i lost 67 pounds on golo. i got picked on as a child. it really got to me, so i tried everything there was. golo and release has definitely shown me that there is hope out there. i'm feeling better. body pain? headache? nope. all in one and done. cuh-congestion? better. cough? fever? better. mucinex all in one relieves 9 symptoms in 1 dose. it's not cold and flu season. it's always comeback season. well, we fell in love through gaming. but now the internet lags and it throws the whole thing off. when did you first discover this lag? i signed us up for t-mobile home int

joining us the chairman of the pittsburgh new hampshire select board richard judd.tion that you are witnessing right now. >> really tough situation. we have a small police force and border patrol needs to really step up and i'm not sure how many men they have on now but sending a lot of them away to the southern borders, i believe. and it's very important for us to have that in pittsburgh. >> brian: what are you noticing? tell me what the people of pittsburgh are talking about. >> they are smuggling over one particular family got caught in the middle of it. and they had weapons and they had to back out of the camp and go get help. >> brian: are they coming from canada? >> yes. >> brian: coming from canada. what nationality are they? they are not canadians. >> no. they are not canadians. i'm not sure the nationality. i wasn't involved in that there definitely is a lot of smuggling going across the river and on hall stream road is where they do most of it. >> brian: how could you characterize security there. >> what was that? >> brian: how would you characterize the s

man it's a really personal thing for me being a pittsburgh er and that young man being a pittsburgh i'vehat guy. probably since he was about 12 just got a lot of respect and love for him. we lifted here him and that organization up in prayer. this was the image all 32 nfl teams put on their twitter profiles today. pray for tomorrow. the giants took a swing and miss on yankee free agent aaron judge today they found out there, losing a longtime member of the organization to the yankees for 30 years, brian sabean has been in the giants front office, the general manager from 1996 to 2014, and in a lesser capacity since then, saving is going back to the yankees, the organization he left to come to san francisco . now 66 sabian will be the executive advisor to gm brian cashman giants contract expired in october 49ers are still in line for the nfc s number one seed in the playoffs, depending on how they do this weekend against arizona and how the eagles do against the giants. 49ers needed to win a different kind of way on sunday against the raiders. they haven't won an old fashioned shootout in

i was just so pittsburgh, everything was itself for me, he said.k over as a starting safety in september after his teammate suffered a neck injury. this season he played 15 games and had 91 tackles. >> a lot of people never really get to see behind the scenes. >> reporter: football may be in his blood, but for damar hamlin, it seems family comes first. he posted this. we weathered every storm from hell and back. not ashamed because of our story because it made us who we are. happy father's day pops. make sacrifices for the people you love. whatever it takes to the family. this is what he told fox sports about his family. >> my mom, my dad, my little brother, that's pretty much my whole world. outside of anyone else going on, my life revolves around them. i don't do too much without my mom and dad's opinion. >> reporter: his big heart often on display after a teammate and close friend returned to a home, hamlin shared this precious sentiment on "one bills live" sports radio show. >> he was next to me and i grabbed his hand a little harder because yo

can from the county's public works yard near her work and then it is off to her parents home in pittsburghe having flooding in the garage not the home. >> reporter: with a week or more of nonstop rain coming she is not taking chances. >> i did not realize it was going to be a problem or would have done this the other day. >> some streets turn into raging rivers. >> it was a rushing river and the current was so strong you cannot even cross the street. >> reporter: neighbors were still scraping mud off of the property. >> we are trying to be more prepared this time. >> reporter: when nicholas says last time he mean saturday. that is when his street was knee-deep in water. >> we never had these problems. >> reporter: he is afraid runoff from a apartment complex project is causing the flooding in he is asking the city to fix the drainage problem. until then he relies on sandbags and use the pump to move the rest of it away from his home. road crews work into the night cleaning up mudslides that continue to force road closures across the county. there were several slides across sections near br

the new pittsburgh. lumber. the northwest territory. the span from the atlantic ocean to the pacific had been accomplished. sociologically and economically. prosperity was the keynote. the young country, like youth in all forms, was exuberant, light hearted energy. the spirit of. the times. the 1920s was clear in a popular dance of the day. called the charleston. it was danced with a zest. and today is a favorite in any repertoire of folk dances in the united states. but. the. folk. movement. and. the. of. the. people. in the 1930s. a jazz form called swing marked the pause before the big explosion of world war two shook the world. jitterbug was a big dance of that day, but one had to be quite young and limber to execute it. and the style never found its way into the archives of american folk dance. another more sedate dance called the lambeth walk was more indicative of the new calm that had just begun to settle around america. but it, too, failed to register itself into any repertoire of dance. post-world war two had its problems worl

however street in pittsburgh was covered by four feet of rushing and overflowing water . we just learned it will be closed in both directions until at least wednesday. sean went back to check on the neighborhood today. they are facing a third night out of their homes. >>> rushing water setting the scene for what could be a river rescue. instead, people evacuating from homes over the weekend in this pittsburgh neighborhood on harbor street. this was one of those residents. they were brought by boat to a safer spot until the water receipts. >> my house flooded. that was bad. the writeup here was good . >> earlier this month, she was arty concerned about the rain in such a short period of time. >> first, i was worried about it because i don't swim. but now i am justin my house relaxing , trying to get off my mind. >> other residents were in disbelief that day that so much water could be near their houses. >> crazy. i've never seen it before like this. >> police say this created a sinkhole and the water poured around , standing at 4 feet. two days after people had to leave th

fficike: a pittsburgh tv station >> pittsburgh tv station reports one officer dead and anotherrack injured in a shooting in suburban breckenridge. the suspect is still at large by the tv station reports the deadg man is breckenridge police chief justin mcintyre. police are saying they arece a searching for the suspect vehicle. tonight we are hearing from the family on the man suspected in the masker of four university of idaho students in november. correspondent dan springer has a lease information from moscow, idaho, tonight. hello, dan. >> that's right. family finally broke their silence with a statement issued late yesterday afternoon that readoon its in part, we've fullt cooperated with law enforcement agencies in attempt to seek the truth and promote his resumption of innocence rather than judge runknown facts and make erroneos assumptions. 'll we'll continue to let the ll process unfold and as a family we will love and support our son and brother. 28-year-old bryan kohlbergerer. arrested, moscow police say he is the only person responsible for the murders of four idaho studentsidah n

pittsburgh police say expect harbor to be closed through wednesday. ama: let's turn to spencer christian, even though we are mostly in the clear, there is still one little blip out there. spencer: that's true. here's a look at live doppler 7. virtually no rainfall in the bay area except for isolated sprinkles and showers. the next storm comes in wednesday evening, a fast-moving storm ranking level 1. producing showers and brief downpours, less than a half inch of rain for most areas. starting at midnight tonight. clear skies overnight. sunny skies tomorrow. clouds come in wednesday morning, followed by this cold front that sweeps in very quickly wednesday evening. it will produce some measurable rainfall, anywhere from a quarter of an inch almost up to half an inch. i will have the sunny forecast a little bit later. ama: thank you, spencer. dan: the totality of those california storms now prompting president biden to visit the state this week. the white house released his travel plans today. the president is expected to visit the central coast thursda

the late show in pittsburgh at 55. closest spot to 60 being santa rosa at 59 tomorrow. similar to today likely to see a couple of 60's in your 4 zone forecast, though and thursday and saturday are very warmest thursday night into friday morning will bring our next chance of rainfall followed by another opportunity into sunday. great. all right, john, thanks for that. let's check on those bridges. >> if you're traveling into the city right now, it's going to take a 7 minute so that fremont street exit the san mateo bridge a little under 30 minutes, a 80 to 101. at you travel across towards the peninsula, richmond center fell bridge toll still about 7 minutes as you head out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes. bizarre unlucky. that's how a surgeon is described. forty-niners quarterback brock purdy injury, brady tore his acl in sunday's championship game against the eagles when he was tackled, how the injury could keep him from throwing for many months at because there's talk that it could take him 6 months to fully recover. the team is app

people in more than a dozen homes there had to evacuate the pittsburgh fire department had to rescue a dozen residents by boat. we also had to rescue a driver who tried to drive through flood waters. the city's officials say that the water and kercher creek is beginning to recede. they hope it will continue to go down to a safe level so people can go back to their homes. >> watoday has provided us a break and the storms here in the bay area. the effects of all of that rain are still being felt in the east bay. mudslides have forced evacuations of several areas in the berkeley hills. well, for charles clifford has more from homeowners. >> well, here in berkeley on monday, the rain has let up that is giving people a chance to get out, assess the damage from the heavy rains over the past few days up in the berkeley hills. lot of small mudslides blocking the roadways. a lot of crews working. unfortunately, this home just above wildcat canyon road has been condemned. and that is because a mudslide is pushing its way into the home. there's actually trees and mud and debris inside the house

host: next from jim in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. independent line. caller: jim in pennsylvania. i agree with you that this republican vote is inconvenient. liberty is inconvenient. i do find it strange and bizarre that a full political party can only, with one -- can only come up with one name for a candidate in the whole political party. they can only come up with one name and i find that strange. host: any thoughts? guest: i don't understand the premise and it is good to hear you, jim. summer lee is one of our new members from pittsburgh and i am looking forward to looking forward -- working with her and i am looking forward to her being sworn in. host: mark is a republican caller. the morning. -- good morning. caller: representative, i agree with something -- some of things you said and i used to be a democrat and i switch to the republican party. my question is why, back in the 117th congress, not the democrats try to turn around and help out the bill -- the border portion of it, tried to take down some of the inflation that is going on. we can afford gas or oil. electricity

and the pittsburgh courier one of the largest black newspapers. in pittsburgh courier is one of these and by 1937 and one of the things he does that was so important, is he didn't become docketing the sport among many americans for and among the teams themselves to integrate players into major-league baseball that has a role to play in the eventual decisions of branch rickey who he worked with with the dodgers, i.e. jacky robinson so here you have the sports journalist play key role one of the most important decisions in the history of major-league baseball. so i guess what i'm arguing is black journalism ways and on baseball that i would argue at that point that in the immigration of the entire nation. okay, one more figure to talk about, actually two more then will move on to our next topic and one of the figures, so schmidt was an journalist, fisherman maxwell, better known as one of the first regular announcers for the negro league. in fact he is called the jacky robinson of sports broadcasting pretty he became the first african-american it to

been everything about him has been -- everything that we heard, those stories -- he grew up in pittsburgh. he is community minded. he is a good person. he gives a lot back to his community. i believe when you see the reactions of his teammates, that tells you very much about how well respected and loved he is in that locker room. it is a situation for a young player, as you mentioned, just 24 years old. it is unprecedented really in the history of the nfl just to have seen something like this. and again, i just cannot reiterate how devastating and somber the mood inside of the stadium was when this happened. >> how close is this team? when you think about buffalo bills fans, who go rain or shine in the most freezing, frigid of temperatures, to see their team play, what does it do to buffalo tonight, the city has to be on pins and needles. >> yes. the team itself exceptionally close. that has been one of their strengths. buffalo is a smaller market. a lot of these players come from different cities. they are maybe not accustomed to playing in buffalo, where the weather is the way that it i

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