that is one pittsburgh looped interview. in 2011, the university of pittsburgh in the medical center offered a career move. for bob, a research lab and for autumn, a check to head her own department. >> autumn was not just a rising star, she was a shooting star. she was nationally recognized as a leader in her field at a very young age. >> but still something was gnawing at her. a kind of emotional vacuum. she wanted to have another child in in her early 40s, she was taking fertility treatments but nothing was happening. >> wasn't really eating away with her that she wasn't getting pregnant? >> yes. and just speaking from experience, fertility treatments are the loneliest place a limit will ever go. >> looking back, her mom recognizes now some worrisome signs. changes in her daughter. >> i kind of saw she wasn't herself too much anymore. she was kind of a little, what you call it? kind of down, maybe. >> in early 2013, they tried a new approach to the baby problem. a fertility doctor thought the supplement note as creatine m

this is james and pittsburgh. caller: thank you for giving me a voice. i am from pittsburgh.ve no rights in pennsylvania. we had to get more signatures than them. it has been so corrupted that we only have a two party system. host: how do we fix that? caller: we get together and say this is not a two-party system. this is america and we need to make some changes. host: is pennsylvania one of those closed primary state? caller: i got on the ballot for mayor of pittsburgh and they kicked me off. and i would have one and i would've made a difference. host: what you run again? -- would he out again? --you run again? caller: i could be president of united states. host: that is james out of pittsburgh. states that have closed primary systems that voted on super tuesday saying it makes super tuesday not so super for many voters in those states. the primary process continuing. they have essentially turned fire on each other and are focusing on the general election. 238 more days to go. asking how independents feel about it, this is alan. caller: i will like to say that one of the mos

host: that is james out of pittsburgh.ry systems that voted on super tuesday saying it makes super tuesday not so super for state. the primary processuú continuin. they have essentially turned fire on each other and are focusing on the gera238 more da. asking how independents feel about alan. caller: i will like to say that onof indecipherable mysteries of our time is how such a largeelectorate is stillh this man. i could create a college course right. i'm talking about donald trump. down, blocking, criticizing other people. that is my first reddo not tells guy is. tell me how good you are. s anything, like the iran nuclear deal. i thought, i man is a volatile place. w said the agreement was perfect, but isn't it a good the -- try to stop that? it is a disaster. he never explains why and hek9 time criticizing rather than doing anything. host: as independent, deep think divided is doing enough and that state of the union address? his side -- caller: i was on his side anyways. knew there was going to be some kind of invasion

desde pittsburgh. soy yomara lópez telemundo 48. investigando un homicidio ocurrido el pasado 5 de marzo aproximadamente, a eso de las 8,30 de la noche. sobre la cuadra 100 de la calle high en tenderloin. las autoridades habrían sido alertadas de un tiroteo en el área. al llegar al lugar, los oficiales habrían encontrado a un hombre adulto con múltiples heridas de arma blanca. a pesar de los intentos por salvarle la vida. murió en la escena. la policía ahora está pidiendo la colaboración. si hay algún tipo de información que se comunique con ellos. mientras que en santa rosa la policía investiga la muerte de una madre y su hijo pequeño fueron encontrados sin vida esta mañana en un apartamento ubicado en la cuadra 500 de summerfield road. los paramédicos determinaron en esta ocasión que ambos estaban sin vida. sin embargo, la policía continúa investigando la causa. por el momento, se desconocen las identidades de las víctimas y en san josé la policía arrestó a un sospechoso de participar en un tiroteo que habría dejado un muerto y 2

and what he was saying about the steel plant in pittsburgh was serious.s letters right here. you can see respect the league post 2902 brownsville road. i would like to send you additional information regarding, chess substitutions and also. test reports. you'll be able to all of these to go to letters which are mailed november 14th. he was just sending letters constantly and they were just everybody. every letter would get a very pretty much of a brush. thank you for your letter. we will take this under consideration or whatever. i tell in the book and i can tell you later how suddenly they were like, oh my gosh, this guy's for real. and as bob irvin and two other lawyers went up to pittsburgh in a hurry to investigate, george dye had even drawn the of the factory and the office where the inspection records that were being fraudulently kept were were placed. one of the coolest things about again i've been reading this stuff online for years. i find myself sitting in that reading at the national archives, holding actual documents in my hand. it's a very co

as he said, he's he's traveling going at a steel plant near pittsburgh. talked a lot about how people notable his boss the junior senator, missouri put aside their partizanship. nobody asked him when he came to the committee. he said nobody asked him who he voted for, what party. w hired him. they put aside their partizanship the public interest. it was clearly for bob irvin, for this young man. you're looking at him at what he considered the most exciting time of his life, the most exciting thing that ever done. and i'm reading these stories. this is by way he lived on capitol hill with one of the other staffers who you'll meet in a little while. this is a snapshot from a photo album that one of the sons of of these people sent me. and i'm reading this and i'm like, you know, i don't really remember this from david mccullough's book, but it's in there 39 pages. but the detail and then as some of you know, a journalist, i'm a reporter and the reporter in me is reading this stuff saying, hey, you know what? i think there's a story here. i poked on this on

, the entire hockey world learned about konstantin koltsov in 1999, the eighteenth pick in the pittsburghwins draft. penguins 90 is a real elite club with jaromir jagr and darius kasparaitis, and eighteen-year-old kostya from minsk is invited to this club. the plot for a feature film. by that time he had already played as a boy. youth in which raised talent for severstal, after the draft they will continue to gain experience in titled russian teams, like metallurg, like bars and spartak, but i went to the legendary olympics in salt city as a pittsburgh player. vasku, tobitela and the swedish gate bounces. a year after the semi-final of the olympics , one of the greatest hockey players in history, mario lemieux, will throw his pass; konstantin will always come to the national team with great desire. they will play with her at the games in vancouver and at the home world championship, by that time koltsov is certainly a legend of our hockey, a man with a real sporting character. last december, he again, albeit for one tournament, led our native national team of belarus at the channel one cu

in the match with pittsburgh , russian sniper alexander ovechkin scored a goal and assisted.iker's gap in the race of the best scorers of all time from way to gretsky is only 54 goals. football league. on the eve of europe, a sensation almost broke out in azerbaijan. baer saved himself in the last minutes of the match against karabakh, the squad from azerbaijan was leading 2:0 at home in the first game of the 1/8 finals, but patrick was in the ninety-second minute. snatched a draw for alonso's team 2:2. results of other games on your screen. here at the same stage of the tournament in the conference league , the most interesting match was the confrontation between macabi from haifa and fiorentina. philki won 4:3. in the ninety-fifth minute , antonin barak snatched victory for the italians. ajax and astanovila drew 0:0. the result of the match in other pairs is also on your screens. well, now on to mini-football, gomel vrz was destroyed on the road. hetrick in this match was scored by dmitry los, and alexey pinchuk, evgeniy klachko, artyom ros, anton matveenko and yuri berezov

just like the know your rights campaign that he brought here to pittsburgh. >> the ones that he wants to bring antioch and all over east contra costa county is history in the aspiring movie and television director attending the academy of art university in san francisco while balancing his civic duties and medical issues. >> dayton wastes no time zeroing in on what he identifies as a cause worth his time and surrenders himself to it. we wouldn't be where we are. if it wasn't for. >> people like malcolm x, huey p newton martin, the keen, mister le mans, reverend charles glasper. miss francis green. even though i am and i am where i am. >> i do apologize for that and i will not apologize for that always continue to use my voice and i'll always be. >> true to who i am. need to be strong in numbers and we need to stronger together. and only do that is if we stay together and stick together as one speak as one voice. >> thank believe job. all kron. 4 news. >> we had over to antioch now where a sister duo open the city's first ever winery kron four's ella sogomonian gives us a taste of the

and then all pittsburgh.wig broke the tie, pens won it 6-3, so sharks playing its way to the number one pick in the draft and head to columbus on saturday. >>> after last night's come from behind overtime win over cal, the stanford men remain the lone bay area team standing in the pac-12 conference tournament this week. so they needed to survive and advance again today! they jumped it up with washington state. the the cougars, no pressure. they're a lock for the ncaa tournament. and they played like it. first half, look how they worked it around and attacked the rim. isaac jones threw it down. he scored 16. washington state with coach kyle smith cruised 79-62, and stanford ended their season with a record of 14 and 18. >>> and then just 15 minutes after the game, it became official. jared haase out as stanford's head coach after eight seasons. since taking over in 2016, the cardinal has made the postseason just once, an nit appearance in 2018. >>> and there's the old story of the coach at the banquet after a

so they're at the stadium in pittsburgh. and so nixon says to graham, i don't know what to do, whether i should run. would you please come down and counsel me on his decision and this is a fascinating part of the story that wasn't on the public record until my book came out. so the graham's allowed me to use billy graham's diary in this book, and it's the first book to use the diary. and the diary is fascinating. it's what i do in the book is not fair. it's really sort of the edge, the tip of the iceberg. so died in 2018 at age 99 and the diary has verbatim content with presidents, their staffs and their top of and families beginning. 1950 with harry truman to barack obama in 2014. think about that for a second content of conversation. i would say it's part scrapbook, part diary, some part of it's handwritten or like a traditional diary. some part of it is was dictated and then typed up later. i'm going to show you a page, a couple of pages from that today of the 68 campaign, which was used in the book some part of it might

so, with the eighteenth overall pick , the eighteen-year-old guy was taken by the pittsburgh pinginsst condolences to the family and friends of former penguins forward konstantin koltsov. the belarus native was drafted by the penguins in the first round of the 1999 draft and played for the team from 2003 to 2006, playing 144 nhl games. konstantin was a teammate of cindy crosby and mario lemieux during the 2005-2006 season. the forward went to north america only 3 years after the draft; the forward broke up in russia, playing for novokuznetsk metallurgist, kazan akbarsa and moscow spartak. the first season in the nhl was difficult, including due to the language barrier, but during the break the athlete improved his english. this is one of the main character traits of constantine; he was a hardworking person. with an inextinguishable thirst for knowledge, the hockey player grabbed every opportunity to become better, seminars, internships, gaining, and then transferring experience; in total, koltsov played 144 matches in the nhl; only seven belarusians played more in the strongest leagu

in the national hockey league last night , pittsburgh forward evgeni malkin scored a double.ssian scored on the power play and helped pittsburgh beat columbus. evgeni malkin has 21 goals this season. pittsburgh does not enter the playoff zone 10 matches before the end of the regular season. it will be extremely difficult to do this, another news from the still current winner of the gagarin cup, cska moscow, which has already been eliminated in the first round in this playoffs. the army club announced the termination of the contract with goalkeeper ivan fedotov. let me remind you that last season was ivan fedotov’s first time serving in the army after a pause. in season, the goalkeeper played for cska in 49 matches. the official statement of the army club emphasizes that, despite the termination of the contract, the sports rights to the player. in russia they still remain with cska. most likely, ivan fedotov will go to the nhl in the near future; he has an agreement with the philadelphia club. the 27-year-old goalkeeper won the gagarin cup with cska and took silver at the olym

this is james and pittsburgh. caller: thank you for giving me a voice. i am from pittsburgh.e have no rights in pennsylvania. we had to get more signatures than them. it has been so corrupted that we only have a two party system. host: how do we fix that? caller: we get together and say this is not a two-party system. this is america and we need to make some changes. host: is pennsylvania one of those closed primary state? caller: i got on the ballot for mayor of pittsburgh and they kicked me off. and i would have one and i would've made a difference. host: what you run again? -- would he out again? --you run again? caller: i could be president of united states. host: that is james out of pittsburgh. states that have closed primary systems that voted on super tuesday saying it makes super tuesday not so super for many voters in those states. the primary process continuing. they have essentially turned fire on each other and are focusing on the general election. 238 more days to go. asking how independents feel about it, this is alan. caller: i will like to say that one of the

oralia se refiere al área enfrente, a su casa, por la calle, cerca al centro de pittsburgh.rros viejos, basura. vecinos nos dicen que esta zanja sobre la calle 14 es 1 de los sitios favoritos donde vienen a tirar basura. esto a pesar de que a poca distancia hay avisos, prohibió. explicaron que semanalmente no faltan los infractores, ni las quejas, ni, por supuesto, nos quejamos. aquí la comunidad, pero la ciudad. la policía no viene. pero ahora la ciudad ha tomado nueva acción. esta semana el consejo aprobó en una primera votación imponer una nueva multa de 1.000 $ a los infractores. during the pandemic. este problema de la gente tirando basura ilegal se agudizó durante la pandemia y ahora después no ha cesado. algunos desarrollaron malos hábitos y tenemos que corregirlos. con esta multa, la ciudad podrá hacer responsable al dueño u operador de los vehículos, arrojando la basura y potencialmente también a los dueños de las propiedad que permitan que esto ocurra. no creo que va a servir, pero ya que van a haber una multa de esa magnitud, creo que van a tener más cuidado con e

maestros y padres de estudiantes de decenas de escuelas en pittsburgh llegaron el miércoles a la sedeel contrato de los educadores, ya que aseguran que desde agosto del año pasado han estado esperando una respuesta. hablamos con celia medina owens, quien es una maestra de primaria y también es la presidenta de la asociación de educación de pittsburgh. exige entre otras peticiones que les aumenten el sueldo inicialmente pedimos 10% porque quería un poquito de aumento. ahora estamos en una posición que 8.22% es lo que estamos pidiendo y ese dinero específicamente lo mandó el el estado para aumentar el salario de los maestros, para mantenerse a nivel del de que ha subido tanto en el área de la bahía y exige más apoyo en las aulas. porque una maestra para 26 o una maestra para 36 estudiantes es mucho el trabajo y la necesidad. entonces estamos pidiendo que nos apoyen con asistentes de maestros. la asociación de maestros dice que muchos educadores han renunciado por la falta de apoyo, algo que le preocupa a rosa martínez. su hijo cursa prekínder y está en un programa de doble inmersión. Él

the deadly house explosion near pittsburgh. tonight, the blast leaving a crater in the ground. >>> the boeing whistle-blower found dead. the former employee, 32 years, alleging safety issues at boeing. authorities tonight say he took his own life. meantime tonight, the new report and what it reveals about multiple boeing audits. >>> tonight, israeli forces now confirming the death of an american citizen killed by hamas during the october 7th attack. >>> tonight, two simultaneous attacks inside russia by fighters supporting ukraine. body came tra video showing the fighters storming over the border. and russia responding with a deadly missile attack in president zelenskyy's hometown. >>> meantime tonight, did donald trump just tell hungary's prime minister that trump would not spend a penny more on ukraine if elected? tonight, what the trump campaign is now saying. and what the biden campaign is saying about trump meeting with hungary's autocratic leader in the first place. >>> tonight, 20 years later, scott peterson appearing in

but i went to the legendary olympics in saltlake city as a pittsburgh player.o and bounces off the swedish goal. a year after the semi-final the olympics will be broadcast by one of the greatest hockey players in history, mario lemieux. and in the national team. konstantin will always come with great desire, they will play with her at the games in vancouver and at the home world championship, by that time koltsov is certainly a legend of our hockey, a man with a real sports character. last december , he again, albeit for one tournament, led our native national team of belarus at the channel one cup, now it looks like farewell. it is an honor always when you come to the national team, no matter in what capacity, that is, as a player, as an assistant coach, especially as a head coach, so it’s big. honor , i wouldn’t say, probably there is responsibility, but again, we will try to show good, beautiful hockey, but it’s nice, in any case, such solo passes with impeccable skating are his signature feature, he played for the belarusian national team at more than ten w

olympic games in salt city and vancouver world hockey championships, he also played in the nhl pittsburghov has been a participant in our live broadcasts more than once broadcasts. bela tv and radio company expresses its sincere condolences to the family and friends. about the path of an outstanding hockey player in our sports history in the next report. at that moment , the whole hockey world learned about konstantin koltsov, the year ninety-nine, the eighteenth pick in the draft of the pittsburgh penwins club. penguins 90 is a real elite club with jaromir jagr and darius kasparaatis, and eighteen-year-old kostya from minsk is invited to this club. the plot for a feature film. by that time, he had already played as a boy for his native youth, in whose talent was brought up for severstal, after the draft they will continue to gain experience in titled russian teams, like metallurg, like barsa spartak, but he went to the legendary olympics in salt city as a pittsburgh player. a year after the semi-finals of the olympics, his broadcast will throw one of the greatest. in the history of mario

this was my first season in pittsburgh.e had an excellent one. koltsov was part of it, and my condolences go out to his family. this sad news. after the nhl, the hockey player played in the russian championship and the khl. over the course of 10 seasons, solovat yulaev, atlant, and dynamo minsk were added to their track record. the forwards were the first of our compatriots to win the gagarin cup and for a long time remained the only one so far. this is an achievement , but this is the majority, you see how great ours are having, if only we could throw in, and we do, rings in the belarusian national team - this is a separate chapter of the biography, 10 world championships and two olympics in salt lake city and vancouver, representing the country for a dedicated forward has always been a great honor, he was absent from the roster only due to injuries, konstantin was a leader, a captain, an important man who always took the blow himself, in every shift he gave his all in the game, even in the national team he somehow played

oralia se refiere al área frente a su casa, por la calle loveridge, cerca al centro de pittsburgh.faltan los infractores ni las quejas. sí, por supuesto, nos quejamos. aquí la comunidad, pero la ciudad, la policía no viene. pero ahora la ciudad ha tomado nueva acción. esta semana el consejo aprobó en una primera votación imponer una nueva multa de 1.000 $ a los infractores. during the pandemic . este problema de la gente tirando basura ilegalmente se agudizó durante la pandemia. y ahora después no ha cesado. algunos desarrollaron malos hábitos y tenemos que corregirlos con esta multa, la ciudad podrá hacer responsable al dueño u operador de los vehículos arrojando la basura y potencialmente también a los dueños de las propiedades que permitan que esto ocurra. no creo que va a servir, pero ya que van a haber una multa de esa magnitud, creo que van a tener más cuidado con eso. aunque a angelo le parece buena idea, no es muy optimista, es muy difícil que lo agarre porque por ejemplo, si yo quisiera botar un mueble puedo venir en la noche. va a ser casi imposible poder multar a la pers

elephant at the pittsburgh zoo, was presented with a large happy saint patrick's day sign along with other treats. >> listen to this. it's actually okay, apparently because cardboard and paper are perfectly fine for elephants to eat since they're made from trees, which is a normal part of an elephant's natural diet. >> i want to know what other treats were inside there, though, because it looked like she was just eating a box. >> what if he just loves a good box right? >> i mean, get all my amazon packages delivered there for natasha to eat. >> probably the sound of the box, i was thinking. not necessarily the crunch. >> this is like their pretzel or chips. >> yeah, but some salt on this. i thought i was dead. after the accident, i was in a lot of pain and i decided that i needed to. i called jacoby & meyers they had their own dream team. they took care of me like a . i would recommend you call jacoby & meyers they really went to bat for me. from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" champions wildcard.

so someone in the pittsburgh area in possession of 10,000 jaromir jagr bobble heads. >>> it's been a great time out and more for the team's long time game clock operator. jim mayer has one of the best seats in the house at chase center, well, most of the time. mayer has been with the warriors since the team moved to san francisco in 1962. >> it was like dream come true for a 13-year-old killed. >> a few years later jim moved from the baseline to the scorers table. >> that was actually a paid position. the ball boys didn't get paid. we got tips from the trainers and referees which turned out to be probably more than what they were paying us for the job on the table. >> back then he did it all, shot clock, scoreboard, even foul paddles. >> everybody doing well? >> doing good. have a good one. >> in 1990 jim took over as the full-time clock operator, all while juggling his job at the u.s. postal service and raising a family with his long time wife, jolene. >> we had four kids and the full-time job and i somehow kept this job. it was tough at times. >> there hasn't been a lot of load man

. >> pittsburgh educators held a rally today asking for better services for their students. the pittsburgh educators association or >> p e a >> says they're asking the school district to improve safety in their schools are also asking for cost of living adjustment for staff and to give teachers dedicated time to complete report cards and progress reports the p e a says they're in mediation with the district. they will move to a fact-finding if a deal is not reached. happening right now, san francisco city leaders are gathering at the city's richmond recreation center to discuss the mayor's up a zoning plan. it would bring high-rise buildings to the city's richmond district city supervisor. aaron peskin and connie chan will join the san francisco planning commissioner at the meeting tonight discussing how high rise buildings would impact the richmond district. that meeting began at 6.30 this evening. concord city council has given final seal of approval on a new rent control just cause protection does not apply when a tenant is at like not paying the rent. kron 4 talk to the

the next match will take place on march 8 against pittsburgh.elarusian athletes won four awards at two major athletics competitions in moscow. all-russian jumping festival in the sixth and all-russian shot put competitions. oleg tomashevich set a national record in shot put and jumping. in the sixth, both first positions for the belarusians, matvey volkov is better in men, setting a new personal record, and in the girls, the best belarusian, irina zhuk. we will show you one day in the life of specialists. what is happiness? over the years , you understand that, first of all, this is the fate that is given to you. a chance to do something very very useful in your life, something that will remain after you for many years, or maybe maybe, even for 100 years, all the mechanisms are working properly, which means he did his job correctly, reliably and efficiently, professions in which the best human qualities are revealed, people who proudly do not just work, every employee, or this is an employee of my success , or this is an employee of some kind of

what in pittsburgh? she said, the thought was an investigation that took 2 years to conclude. so given that we are looking at a day, one feels we can expect that in many more yet, details will emerge as to what exactly happened here today. okay, thanks for that to and how to help them along a, a baltimore well, that bass a is associate dean at the university of st. thomas school of engineering in st. paul, minnesota, in the united states, is also a former bridge engineer, a welcome to the w, just talk us through the sorts of safety measures that would have been in place to prevent something like this holiday as well the of instructions of both the bridge and the barge, so i'm not exactly sure what the but you know when those were inspected and on what uh, intervals those were inspected. but that would be um, part of what would happen on, on any infrastructure bridge such as this. okay, so regular inspections, nothing out that seat to prevent something or to slow something down in case it hits us. uh, i am a stretcher, a bridge uh killer. because this cannot have been unanticip

in addition, he played in the nhl-pittsburgh club. his coaching career he worked in brest and dynamo molodechno. in minsk, a pensioner gave telephone scammers 10,000 rubles. processed according to the same scheme. an unknown person called the woman on her home phone and said that her granddaughter had been in an accident. in order to save a relative, you need to transfer a large sum of money to the courier. the pensioner agreed unconditionally, and after transferring the money she called her granddaughter and found out that she was fine without salvation. the courier was detained without delay. well, when the deception was revealed, when my grandmother finally contacted me, she said that the last time the nazis did this to her. criminal officers during the search for the partisan rvd, a thirty-five-year-old delivery driver was detained. according to the detainee, he fulfilled a regular order and did not know that he had become part of a criminal scheme. michanka admitted that she had heard about this method of fraud, but she was confu

pittsburgh and later pasadena.enn state graduate, robert spent his career as a physicist, studying electrooptical research forly airborne reconnaissance platforms and holds several u.s. patents and later served as science adviser to the governor o pennsylvania under three administrations. most notably he helped coordinate the initial state government response to the three mile island accident in 1979. today robert is actively working on computer repairs, studying quantum physics, and spending time with his eight grandkids and 10 great grandchildren. happy birthday, robert. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. thpr the great state of tennessee seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and exnd my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from great state of tennessee is recognized for one minute. mr. rose: before president biden took office there was no war in ukraine and israel had not suffered a brutal attack

police in pittsburgh.nsible for dumping the full cost of cleanup. pittsburgh is one of many bay area communities that struggled with illegal dumping now for several years. >> all right, it's almost 816 now. let's check in with sal castaneda, who's watching the roads wet out there in many areas. problem spots toon yeah >> you know, it's wet in the south bay. it's not as wet in the east bay. we do have some slow and 680. let's go to 24. it's getting better though, on those commutes where it's not wet, you will see that traffic is moving along. okay. you can see that traffic at the bay bridge looks pretty normal here, and this is a look at interstate 880. it's not, there. it's it's going to e bit slow. and if you're driving on 580 over the altamont pass, it slows. 680 is slow right through the sunol grade san mateo bridge is moderate. and, you know, right right now the south bay commute really is the worst spot in the bay area. we have a lot of slow traffic there the wet weather. now then atoft- 816, let's th

yet pittsburgh educators planning a rally for better services for their students. pittsburgh educators association rpa says are asking the school district to improve safety in schools. we're also asking for a cost of living adjustment for staff. and i want to give teachers dedicated time to complete report cards and progress reports. the p e a says that they are in mediation with the district. now and they're going to head -% to fact-finding if a deal is not reached. rally starts at 4 45 today at the district's office. one of the marin county board of supervisors races could be heading to a runoff. 4 candidates are running to represent district 2. that includes larkspur as and solo. a candidate needs more than 50% of the vote to win the seat. most recent results show santa councilmember brian covert in the league with 40 of the vote, then you've got former kit filled school district board member heather mcphail surat in with 26% of the vote so far runoff election would happen on november. 5th. but with that major news in the race for president, former south carolin

, but here you’re not in pittsburgh, but... and you need to keep the money in your inner pocket, andw? wanted. don't refuse, i beg you. well, if you insist, yes. the father of the family is accused of keeping his wife on a chain, beating his five daughters and locking them in a stable. she was his slave there. in slavery? the children were afraid of their father. aggressive, he can hit, he can beat, terrible rumors about a neighbor with many children have long been circulating among the residents of the village of shikovskaya, all these old people who collect, we don’t have that, the husband punished the children for the purpose of education, well, it’s not murderous, now he’s a man detained, his accused of torturing their own children, the children's officers arrived, it turned out that their refrigerator was locked, and they did not feed the children, her daughter was also intimidated, even someone approached her, she... was shaking, only her wife now she denies everything, did she really write a statement against her husband under pressure from her father-in-law, and he beat her i

. >> the east bay city of pittsburgh is cracking down on illegal dumping.ident, the highest allowed by the state police in pittsburgh will also be given the authority to charge the full cost of the cleanup. pittsburgh is one of many bay area communities that struggled with illegal dumping for several years. >> pga says utility scams hit an all time high last year. the electric company says it received nearly 43,000 reports from customers who were targeted by scammers impersonating the company. in total, customers lost approximately $875,000 in fraudulent payments. pga says scammers may threaten to disconnect your service because you purchase or demand that you purchase, rather a prepaid card or say you owe a refund or rebate. the utility says it will never ask for financial information over the phone. >> erosion is threatening a road high above the caldecott tunnel between oakland and orindan many people use tunnel road to get through the oakland hills. a landslide eight years ago damaged a section of the road. it's still not neighbors say the situation is

happening today, pittsburgh educators are planning to rally for better services for their students.he pittsburgh educators association rpa says they're asking the school district to improve safety in schools. they're also asking for a cost of living adjustment for staff and give teachers dedicated time to complete report cards and progress reports. the pa says they are in mediation with the district and will head to fact-finding if a deal is not reached. the rally is going to be held at 4 45 today at the district offices. happening tonight, san francisco city leaders will gather at the city's richmond recreation center to discuss the mayor's up zoning plan that would bring high-rise buildings to the city's richmond district. san francisco supervisors, aaron peskin and connie chan will join san francisco planning commissioner dennis richards at this meeting. they're set to discuss how these high rise buildings would impact the richmond district. tonight's meeting is at 6.30. attorney general rob bonta is to better protect its users. bonta and 40 other attorneys general. sent a letter

us steel is based in pittsburgh, pennsylvania — a key battleground in this year's election.eover deal, agreed in december, has caused major controversy there. but any move to block it could raise tensions with japan — a vital ally for the us — as it tries to counter the growing power of china. from new york, erin delmore reports. president biden is taking a stand against a deal in the making. us steel, an american company, is set to be bought by nippon steel, a japanese company. but president biden says that us steel should stay in the us. l115 says that us steel should stay in the us-_ in the us. us steel - the stronger— in the us. us steel - the stronger america - in the us. us steel - the stronger america is - in the us. us steel - the| stronger america is made in the us. us steel - the - stronger america is made here. the president praised the iconic 123—year—old american steel company and said it's vital that the company remain owned and operated in the states. this is a big deal, and notjust politically. nippon steel is set to pay $14.9 billion to acquire the us giant.

dallas was blue pittsburgh 4:2, colorado destroyed outsider columbus 6:1, arizona defeated seattle invertime. the belarus national football team reached malta this morning, where the team. carlos allos ferrer is scheduled for a second series of friendly matches. let me remind you that our team held a number of training sessions at the camp in turkey and played a sparring match against montenegro, in which they lost with a score of 0:2. the team arrived at the site of the second game in full force and is ready to play against malta on march 26, drawing a line under the first training camp of 2024. but the junior one the country's national football team, made up of players under 17 years of age, played its second qualifying match for the european championship. our guys. minimally beat their peers from poland 1:0. the only goal of the match was scored by matvey bakhno. thus, the belarusian squad rose to second place in their group. the quartet is headed by the czech team. the playoff match of the volleyball super league with the participation of the solegorsk miner has been postponed to

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, pittsburgh where i live.p each other. larry: new harris poll, good polling, they say, that immigration border, open border has become member one issue replacing inflation. >> i feel it. larry: so do you feel that. are people talking to you about that. >> i walk into a room i ask for their 3 issues, a launch in early october it was economy and border or inflation border, now reversed, they are still deeply worried about inflation. 60% of pennsylvania pay paycheck toupe to paycheck. the border is motivating people, there is a national security threat, 10 million illegal immigrants, 160 on terrorist watch list. it only took 13 to take down the towers, fentanyl is a destroying huge parts of pennsylvania 5,000 people tied last year in pennsylvania from fentanyl. the size and scale of this, we had less than 5,000 killed in action in 20 years in iraq and afghanistan. this is a huge deal. pennsylvaniaians feel it, there is an unfairness, some of immigrant communities, the latino community across pennsylvania are most

the pittsburgh courier. he understood that not all the housing in the neighborhood called, the hill, which august wilson made immortal in his plays that were all august wilson's plays are set. the greatest american playwright of the 20th century. he understood all the housing was great, but he had this say in the pittsburgh courier. what? the churches, the schools, the business, neighbors associations, civic groups, all these are part of the whole problem of uproot the lives of many people whose patterns of living have been labeled not desirable, not acceptable, acceptable, not endurable. people understood that at the time. nobody asked their permission to tear down their. what could have been done instead, it was simply wrong to judge poor narrowly on the basis of their physical anti-discrimination law would have helped rather than segregated housing towers. but so too would have been help in repairing restore ing these neighborhoods rather than demolishing them. we needed to help create a new of owners bui

so 2 years ago in pittsburgh, she said that was an investigation that took 2 years on the scale of this collab. we could be talking 5 years or more, and it's early days yet. now you've been in baltimore for the past few days. what's the mood that off of this accidents hard, i have to say the mood here is very software or people are still in morning. they are still in shock. so yesterday and today i vigils and memorials are continuing, especially for the victims of the collapse. but the key bridge was a key parts of every day life here it was an important arteries for transport uh, for commer, suffering, logistics. so not only will there be a human impact here, but an outside economic impact as well on the community and on the state, the w correspondence and ultimate on that we voted from both moles. thank you very much. and now of baltimore is also one of america's biggest ports. the u. s. federal government has pledged to fund reconstruction off the collapse bridge, but that may take time as we have just heard boss, the incident will have far reaching consequences for maritime trade. t