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it was a was a steel city. we are proud of the steel in industrial heritage.hat is passing the pennsylvania station which has now been converted into housing there was a big bowl here filled with water. it was the end of the line for the pennsylvania canal. limit freight and water. this was the end of the line. this is named grand street. for james grant the french and injury were captured right here in 1758. there used to be a hell here. around 19 '09 they brought in steam equipment. they leveled the grant and grant help and made it a nice flat grant street. and then probably only 30 or 40 years they went to brooks. the u.s. steel is still around as well. it's one of the top steelmakers in america but there is a lot of competition for steel nowadays all around the world. the industry is not the dominant industry in pittsburgh today. were coming up on hh richardson county courthouse in jail. you can see that don't this is built after the turn-of-the-century. as one of the architectural wonders here in pittsburgh. were starting to see some of the bridges in pit

this was the steel city. we were proud of our industrial heritage. the pittsburgh steelers seemed like the right thing to do. we are passing the pennsylvania station, which has now been converted into housing and condos. in the 1840's there was a big bowl chill with water large enough to turn canal boats around on because this was the end of the line for the pennsylvania canals. before railroads people got around and moved freight on water, on the rivers and canals. this was the end of the line. you can hear us rattling because we are going over the brick streets. this is named grant street, not for ulysses s. grant, but for james grant, the french and war british general. -- the french and indian war british general. he was captured right here in 1758. there used to be a hill. this was grant's hill. around 1909 they brought in steam equipment, bulldozers, steam excavators, and they leveled grant's hill and made it a nice, flat street. pittsburgh streets have changed over time from original dirt streets. they then went to calls and -- cobbles, then b

this was the steel city. we were proud of our industrial heritage. the pittsburgh steelers seemed like the right thing to do. we are passing the pennsylvania station, which has now been converted into housing and condos. in the 1840's there was a big bowl chill with water large enough to turn canal boats around on because this was the end of the line for the pennsylvania canals. before railroads people got around and moved freight on water, on the rivers and canals. this was the end of the line. you can hear us rattling because we are going over the brick streets. not is named grant street, for ulysses s grant, but for james grant, the french and indian war british general he was captured right here in 1758. there used to be a hill. this was grant's help. -- hill. in 1909 they brought in steam equipment, bulldozers, steam excavators and they leveled nice,s hill and made it a flat street. pittsburgh streets have changed over time from original dirt streets. they then went to calls and belgian blocks. and probably only 30 or 40 years ago they want to b

>>this noon hillary clinton is due in pennsylvania to rally voters in the steel city. from there she'll head to michigan as they wait for her to arrive in pennsylvania. she will go back to pennsylvania for a stop in philadelphia with a big end tonight in north carolina. on the other side, meantime, donald trump is matching her ambitious in florida less than an hour ago then he'll head to north carolina and pennsylvania and then new hampshire. anna meiler is live. >> reporter: donald trump is making a five-state campaign push one day before voters head to the polls and that includes a stop here in manchester, new hampshire, where the race is time of the as trump tries to sway voters he's slamming the fbi director's decision that hill charges connected to null discovered e-mails from her time at the state department. on sunday his daughter told a crowd the momentum is in his favor. trump will try to build the momentum today in manchester, and it appears he will continue using clinton's e-mails to fuel the fires. >>this election will decide whether we are ruled by a corru

if you thought your job heart of steel city is a man of true metal with a career that a spike in malicious manifestations over 100 solemn exorcisms. they won't take revenge on anything close to you that you love. a foreboding warning that came to fruition once they won the fomite. >> my father woke up at the top hard enough and never touch the stairs and broke his neck. >> fortunately, his dad survived, and with newfound faith. it was a wake-up call for me of like they've really meant that. >> as crazy as it all sounds, adam says starting out in the ministry is a lot like beginning any career. we are on-the-job training is most important and just like everywhere else, there is a lot of interest in the new guy. >> bring preen with a man from madrid and immediately the demon spoke in english fluently with an american accent and said what are you doing here talking to me? and started yelling at me in english. >> it is spiritual suicide he says to face them with unrepentant sin >> i've seen a person paralyzed, start breathing, police their minds and be institutionalized. >> that intense. when

. >> this week's your biz selfie from bruce kline who owns steel city chess. he sells chess sets that come with pieces fashioned after the architecture in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. you can see them in the background there. thank you so much for sending that in. now, why don't you pick up your smartphone, take a selfie of you and your business and send it to us at your business@msnbc.com. so we can feature it here on the show or you can tweet it to @msnbcyourbiz. include your name, your business and use the #your biz selfie. if you have any questions or if you have some comments about the show, send us an e-mail to yourbusiness@msnbc.com. you can visit our website, openforum.com/yourbusiness. we posted all of the seg s from today and a whole lot more. and don't forget to connect with us on our digital and social media platforms as well. we look forward to seeing you next time. until then, i'm j.j. ramberg. remember, we make your business our. small business saturday is our day to get out and shop small. a day to support our community and show some love for the

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other teams but pretty soon the people love pittsburgh really adopted the name because it is the steel city be were proud of the steel and industrial heritage so that seemed like the right thing to do. we are just passing the pennsylvania station that is now been converted into housing and in the 1840's there was a big bowl here filled with water because this was the end of the line for the pennsylvania canal. people would get around and move freight on the water on the canals. >> q. can hear us rattling. this is named grant street not because of president grant before james grant the british general who is captured in 1758. this was a grant still there used to be a hill here but in 1909 they brought in steve equipment of bulldozers and excavators to level grants hill to make it a nice flat grand street. the streets have changed over time but then they went to kabul streets and then blocks and then probably only 30 or 40 years ago they went to bricks because they were easier to lay because of the infrastructure work is one of the top steelmakers in america but there is a lot of competition

. >> in the heart of steel city is a man of trueh metal with a career that makes most people cringe.ar >> for the first couple of years my health was pretty dramatic my house was pretty dramatic clocks spinning backwards while pounding on thed floors all caps of stuff like that. >> adam is demonology and exorcism from the diocese of pittsburgh sharing secrets in an effort to save souls.ls >> pretty much all of the majors religious systems in the world have seen this problem. manifestations has witnessed in overa 100 exorcism speaking i don'ti argue with skeptics. i think it's a reasonable position. >>ti he was one with a masters degree in clinicalth psychology research and paranormal reports of possible human summations when he realized his calling. >> i was one when i first started. my will my wife and my kids get a pass because it will take that you love. >> a foreboding morning that came to fruition one fateful night. >> my father woke up at the top of thehe steps and he was in the air. he was thrownth hard enough that he never touched theo steps and broke his neck. >> fortunately,

in pennsylvania, the steel city, western pennsylvania. places like that where the cities boomed, and every guy coming out of world war ii had a job. and detroit, motor city. >> city of of 2 million people. >> we made the cars for the world, steel for the world . these people all remember it. and they want it back. >> and some talked about it in the primary run. >> back to you. >> exactly, that's what he said. that's what he promised. how you could deliver that, no one knows. but that was the promise. i do wonder, though, a more conventional donald trump running a more conventional campaign would have done as well as this donald trump running this campaign. >> we'll never know. >> we'll november knoever know. >> what do you think? >> no. he would have lost in the primary. he would have lost to donald trump. he, he hit a nerve at the right moment with this sort of unconventional is not the word for it, at times crazy approach to campaigning. >> he could have reined it in after being the nominee. >> fine tuning donald trump. >> two pieces of

city's past. mountains of steel with coal to power the ?city. months .jb?which took a q?%cent build. the coal burning plant begin operating in 1911. kkdvym pgd shot it was dated. it was shot down in 2015. the plant is now covered in dust as demolition start to remove asbestos !.e?q? fly ash. >> we spent 10 billion-dollars. >> that is 2/3 of the 15 ?project. the main building was talked about being save but it was built with one use but without heat and when it shut down it began to break down. >> when it broke down we saw the walls coming apart p and the d8big goodbye. ebruary bly in the time frame they will be demoing the buildings and the v &l they will place the explosives within minus three degrees of their target. >> the xgcav6topsoil will be re and the property restored to green space next summer until a future use is determined. john kosic news five. >> seeing something l3vw to leave the landscape tough to see. >> what are they going to do with the painting of the whales. >> that's across the street. >> 9?88?my bad. >> it will still be there. >> the whales will still be there.

this was the steel city. we were proud of our industrial heritage.ittsburgh steelers seemed like the right thing to do. we are passing the pennsylvania station, which has now been converted into housing and condos. in the 1840's there was a big bowl chill with water large enough to turn canal boats around on because this was the end of the line for the pennsylvania canals. before railroads people got around and moved freight on water, on the rivers and canals. this was the end of the line. you can hear us rattling because we are going over the brick streets. this is named grant street, not for ulysses s. grant, but for james grant, the french and war british general. -- the french and indian war british general. he was captured right here in 1758. there used to be a hill. this was grant's hill. around 1909 they brought in steam equipment, bulldozers, steam excavators, and they leveled grant's hill and made it a nice, flat street. pittsburgh streets have changed over time from original dirt streets. they then went to cobbles, then belgian blocks. and

steele. rick coleman is in iowa city tonight covering the iowa- nebraska heroes game at kinnick... here's a look at the score... just wrapping up within the last five minutes. the hawkeyes beat the huskers -- with a final score of 40 to ten. tonight at ten, rick coleman will have highlights and reaction from kinnick stadium. iowa state football.....senior day in ames tomorrow...as the 3 and 8 cyclones close out the season against 19- ranked, 8 on fs1..the cyclones with a lot of momentum heading into the season finale against the mountaineers... the undefeated ioiwa state men survived a scare from the valley's indiana state today, monte morris in foul trouble...so naz long steps up with the three..iowa state by 6 at the half...steve prohm got 21 points and 7 rebounds from deonte burton... a 10-0 run in the second helps iowa state pull away for a 73-56 victory over 4 n florida sunday in the finals of the advocare invitational.. iowa men's basketball tonight on the road...........the 3 and 1 hawkeyes in florida to face number 7 virginia in the emerald coast classic...iowa beat virgina

hear about industrialist andrew carnegie on how his innovative pirit transformed to the steel city of the world. >> he talked about the he started to understand things from an engineering point of view. where other people were still going on the seat of the pants operations. >> we'll go behind the scenes. >> i think by looking at some of the materials we selected here, that carnegie really had love for learning and through this wonderful institution felt that this would be a way for he public to escape into another world. >> then author joe trotter explains the lives and contributions of pittsburgh african americans since world war ii. >> that in a real way the long haul of that story is that black people in pittsburgh and this ohio river valley became part of a new industrial environment that really took off in the period after the civil war. >> aaron burn talks about andy war hal and shows the artives' collection. >> those are really great insight into just how self-conscious andy war hal actually was. i think a lot of people have a vision of him being really cool and aloof. he was

these are steel cities and steel towns that have been forgotten by the steel industry.sing crime in some of these areas. when you hit the philadelphia suburbs, you have a lot of women who i grew up around in bucks county who may be intrigued by trump's message of change, but when it comes to his comments about women, the allegations about sexual assault or sexual misconduct, that's a threshold they feel trump hasn't really met. he hasn't answered them enough on that front. the most important thing is not what trump says on the trail, it's what his wife says to suburban women in philadelphia. can he in these final days convince them to come around? >> so you are saying there just aren't enough votes in the rest of the state to get by if you're outed if philadelphia or the suburbs of philly. he has to cut into the suburbs of philly if he wants to have any chance whatsoever of carrying pennsylvania. >> he does. more than 1 million voters in philadelphia proper and in suburbs you have hundreds of thousands of voters and moderate republicans in the suburbs and in western pen

a hole being blamed for damage to a major road and exposing steel columns holding up part of the city. the sink hole was first reported this morning. already filling with raw sewage. nearby residents have been evacuated. five roads leading to that hole have been close. crews in japan are trying to figure out now what caused the sink hole. >>> another bump in a rough few months for samsung. the south was raided this morning. they are looking to what --ed her political power to consume million of dollars in donations for her foundations. samsung is among the company's that reportedly gave her donations n. america we know samsung for its electronic and cell phones but in south korea samsung runs hospitals and amusement parks and even a dog adoption is center. by the way, samsung has been hit hard with some of the cell phones and washing buying the nightclub where 49 people were murdered by a gunman earlier this year of the the pulse nightclub has been purchased for $2 million. that's among $600,000 more than it's valued. it will remain as is for at least a year as a place for mourners to

." >> a call on citi. steel stocks. a big move for harmon after samsung buys it. it's all ahead in the blitz. plus, the call of the day. getting into the fight. backing one against e defense maker with an upgrade. and a big week for the big box stores. more "halftime" with scott wapner and the gang coming up. there's a lot of places you never want to see "$7.95." [ beep ] but you'll be glad to see it here. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. if only the signs were as obvious when you trade. fidelity's active trader pro can help you find smarter entry and exit points and can help protect your potential profits. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. . >> we're back on "the halftime report." call of the day now. lockheed martin is higher following an upgrade to buy. joe denardi is the analyst behind it and joins us now on the phone. welcome to "the halftime report." >> yeah, thanks for having me. >> it seems one of these obvious things, okay, we think defense stocks are going to go higher under a trump administration, so let's upgrade th

. >> a deadly accident, a steel beam being hoisted at a new york city construction site fell after a table -- cable snapped. two people were killed. there were 40 mile an hour winds when this occurred. >>> dennis rodman has been arrested in connection with a hit-and-run crash. he was driving the wrong way when the crash happened. it was unclear if anyone was hurt. >>> wrapper, yes -- rapper kanye west was taken to the l.a. medical center just hours after announcing he is canceling the remainder of his tour. these employees don't drive. mayfly. >> what makes it different is the dizzying high wire act they performed to ensure the rest of us have power. here is cbs5's amanda goodman. >> you have to be sure and inspect the stuff really good and make sure you are not getting anywhere and tear. -- wear and tear anywhere. you have to wear your protection at all times. >> this is just a taste of it takes to keep the power grid safe and reliable. >> we are doing the annual inspections. >> the primary thing we need to do is get a thorough inspection on the towers. >> >> this is all before land

the title of the book is city of steel. in with those scientific principles one was a man named andrew carnegie and a lot of the story became andrew carnegie. but he started to hire the chemist to question how he could afford to have a professor. and carnegie thought of the others in so to talk about that he started to understand from a scientific point of view whereas other people were still going on to rely on people's opinion and not on what it should be so the steel industry developed so at was a wrought iron manufacturing reason ron negative region was made in small putter -- puddling forces but did did require a lot of skill when you base your analysis of the skill of the people you have working for you. so you might be able to make 1500 pounds of raw iron that was soft it could beat made into useful products but it was too soft. cell to build the railroads many would wear out in only a matter of months. cast-iron was too hard from the pounding of the of locomotive. so steele was that happy medium that you have wordy

>>james: that he saw the score in most of the steel rod between the warriors in the city of clevelando who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. vote yes on 56. >>mark: more than double total from october 1st year ago the big question is going to be aware winter the to go before track where you could see the central valley a little bit of the recreational falk the service moisture is left over from recent rain >>reporter: 75 for san jose and milpitas and santa clara it calls for more seven is right across the border into the weekend >>robin winston: i will keep an eye ailment this may turn into a hard spot i was seeing if it gets higher also tracking all motorcycle accident in the east bay highway for antioch was the brown some is built on the shoulder but in the middle of commuter traffic is going to be stop out and to got into pittsburg and overturned in the north and one on one side and lincoln road to central central fell an overturned truck is quickly back in the early if

. >> i have friends in this audience here tonight, and this city with the steel industry has gone throughonomic transformation and difficult times and i know that this is representative of a lot of america. and i know that probably everybody here wants to hear how specifically are you going to help them so they can save money and pay for college and get a new car and live in a safe house in a nice neighborhood. >> so our jobs are being taken away from us like taking candy from a baby. i use the phrase like taking candy from a baby. we have people incompetent running our country. we don't know what we're doing. our jobs are going to mexico. china is dumping steel all over the place. all over the world just so you feel better. your steel mills, i see what's going on. this was the steel capital of the world by far, nothing close. i see what they're doing. and you know before i came today because i'm making a speech where we have thousands and thousands of people right after this, and i said, give me some statistics and it's unbelief nl how you've lost your manufacturing jobs, you've lost you

say it is supposed to be going but they don't see that in their home town in illinois in granite city steel mills have shut down rather we are i hear that people are worried about being a foreword -- six baird to send their kids to college as they come out with tremendous student loan debt. that is no way to start a new life and it is time to win best innovation through investing in each other and to afford to send your kid to college payoff your mortgage to have a dignified retirement. we need a nation that rewards work rather than wealth i am looking forward to this discussion tonight. >> moderator: you have one minute senator kirk. kirk: thanks for accepting my apology when i disparaged her family is admirable military record. duckworth: thank-you. kirk: after losing to lay eggs the way we've repaid at did is to honor your service especially if you and your family. duckworth: thank-you. kirk: in my opener that old like to be sent back to the senate on record of service to the state to make sure we had a republican moderate who is pro-choice and pro gun control to serve as the glue betwee

award winning journalist tom brokaw visiting iowa city for the hoover presidential library's kwwl's ron steele emceeing the event tonight --- but before speaking --- brokaw took the time to visit with veterans in a private meet tom brokaw is celebrating 50 years with nbc -- and as part of the celebration has announced he is gifting his private collection of memorabilia to the university of iowa's library. kwwl's jessica hartman sitting down with brokaw about the donation, jessica? for 50 years tom brokaw has reported on and lived the biggest mome he collected will be on display. before he was an nbc legendary journalist --- tom brokaw was a freshman at university of iowa. however -- brokaw failed out that year -- double majoring in what he calls beer & co-eds. "you know i have spent that last 60 years trying to make up for my errant ways when i was at have here, so it is easy for me to come back." his career's collection of memorbilia to the university of iowa's library. the school beating out other major universities from across the nation to become home to a collection rich in history--- inc

the title of the book is "city of steel: how pittsburgh became the world's steelmaking capital." they started scientific principles. one of the people that did that was man named andrew carnegie. a lot of the story became andrew carnegie. there were many steel-makers in pittsburgh. carnegie applied science and hiring chemists. people questioned how carnegie could afford to have a professor, a chemist in his plant and, carnegie thought of the others, how and why couldn't they afford it? and carnegie talked about the burning sun of chemical knowledge and so he started to understand things from a scientific point of view, engineering point of have view,e other people were going on seat of the pants operations. they relied on people's opinion and not on what it should be. the steel industry developed in this region because of history. pittsburgh was a wrought iron manufacturing region. wrought iron is, is a softer form of the material. it was made in small far hases, puddling furnaces they called them t was a small batch process. this required a lot of skill and that's where a lot of

city next february. >> th good for her. scott steele returns with our storm team 4cast just ahead, when we could hit 60? again. and will the weather cooperate ?? >>> check this out. a barge being used to set off fireworks catches fire in orlando, causing all the fireworks to go off at once. luckily, no one was injured. >>> now, you heard scott talk earlier about the supermoon. well, let's see what the weather looks like for moon watching tonight. meteorologist scott steele is here with the storm team 4cast. >> when the moon puts on a cape and a big x on its chest. that's notat but it is going to appear spectacular. and we've got just the weather to view it in milwaukee and throughout the state of wisconsin. welcome to the weather center, from our downtown tower cam, we're perched atop discovery world museum looking to the northwest. university tower, cudahy tower, clear skies up above, a smattering of a few clouds that shouldn't affect this, the supermoon tonight. the moon rose at 4:22. social media. defined as the closest full moon to

. >> reporter: the philadelphia democratic city committee's annual fund-raisers at the steel workers union highlighted the importance of this final week before the election. >> i am prepared to work to make it happen. >> it's pretty breathtaking to hear some of the how competitive pennsylvania really is when it comes to this presidential election and as a swing state. ♪ >> reporter: meanwhile, hillary clinton spent the day campaigning in another competitive state in this election, ohio, where she strongly challenged the fbi's new e-mail probe. >> why in the world the fbi would decide to jump into an election with no evidence of any wrongdoing with just days to go. >> reporter: supporters back in south philadelphia say the recent e-mail investigation only motivates them. >> we're fired up again. >> hillary's supporters are definitely fired up right now. >> reporter: now, neither biden nor pelosi touched on the e-mail case. they focused instead on how this race all comes down to pennsylvania. live in the breaking news center, i'm denise nakano, nbc10 news. >>> tomorrow the trump campai

they came up with the vegas golden knights, fitted with a new logo and the colors steel gray, gold, red, and black. sin city'shise will hit the ice in 2017 as part of the pacific division in the western conference. >>> turning to the nfl, where this could be the beginning of the end of the jay cutler era in chicago. not one bears fan upset about this. his season is likely over after tests report a torn throwing shoulder, but this is bigger problems for cutler and his future for the bears who signed quarterback david fails. never heard of him. i follow a lot of football. cutler is technically under contract until 2020, but the bears have to find a way out that won't be too costly and will likely look for a new franchise quarterback in the draft. >>> university of notre dame's 2012-2013 football season wiped away. the ncaa announced academic misconduct on the former student athletic trainer, who the association says provided several players with extra academic benefits. the trainer has been given one year probation and two-year disassociation with the university. in addition, notre dame was placed on a one-year

city. good evening everyone, i'm amanda goodman and i'm ron steele. thanks for homeless people in the area are migrating into a large number of abandoned buildings for temporary cover. but -- those buildings can pose serious safety hazards. homeless people in waterloo say they're turning to empty buildings for shelter -- but danger has followed recently. on friday -- fire crews put out a fire within a former apartment complex in the 900 block of commercial street. supposed to be abandoned -- but crews rescued a man from a second story window. he was arrested after being pulled from the burning building. another fire happening in waterloo on monday -- this one at the corner of elm and mulberry. police say no one lives in the homeless might have been in the home. no one was hurt in the fire. kwwl's elizabeth amanieh is live in waterloo.

let me tell you something, when i was in granite city and i met with steel workers were laid off, they didn't want to hear their senator had gone to china and told him not to invest in america. what they wanted was a senator who would bite them every sigell day. i will be that person because i have lived their life. i have been on student loans. i'm still paying off student loan debt. i know what it's like. i think that it's time to have a senator who does his job. >> 30 seconds. >> i would say when we talk about drug dealers that i have strongly opposed the 400 million-dollar ransom payment that the president made to the iranians, even after he certified they are the state answer of terror. those drug dealer wars are not mine. remember the european union canceled the printing of the 500-year-old note because they said most of the payment, 800 notes. [inaudible] they canceled it because the european said the note was too involved with drug dealing. our next question for congress congresswoman duckworth. >> you are facing a lawsuit for people who worked under you at the department of ve

to atlantic city women paying the price for allegedly coming up joaquin to steel money from toll boots in south jersey. authorities say 54 year old argala freeman polls and 57 year old reeves stuffed material into pole baskets along the a.c. expressway at exit five to prevent coins from going in. surveillance video allegedly shows the women tampering with the baskets, then returning later to collect the money. investigators say, toll officials realized something was wrong when toll revenues came up short over the summer, and the woman were arrested and charged with theft. >> thirds body has been found burried on the property of alleged serial killer todd, continuing their search of his 95-acre property today. woman was found chained in a metal shipping contain their last week. so far the 45 year old has been linked to the deaths of at least seven people. he allegedly also confessed to four slayings carried out in 2003. >>> well, still to come: right after the break on "eyewitness news" some crazy video to show you. >> we will start with a gaping hole in the ground with this sinkhole su

connection to pittsburgh, before you had steel mills in pittsburgh, you had cotton mills and one of those mills was the eagle cotton works located in allegheny city which today on the north side of pittsburgh and the owners of the eagle cotton works were arbuckle and avery, charles avery, he noted abolitionist we will talk the noted- abolitionist we will talk about later. pittsburgh imported 5000 tons of cotton's from mississippi and other southern states per year. that is a tremendous amount of cotton that fit into the textile mills and at the beginning of the civil war, there were some of the western pennsylvania sidede mill owners who with the confederacy, primarily because they have an economic interest with the confederacy seeing that cotton was the raw material that fit their mills and produced their wealth. for many freedom seekers, the question about who do you take with you and who'd you leave behind, which direction would you go, what time of year would you go, what time of day would you go, who do you trust, who do you not trust? all of these questions came to play in the story of william steele and his family. he was a very well-known

steel workers back to work. they're going back to work. we will rebuild our inner cities.rican american community, community living in the inner city have been treated very unfairly. that is so bad -- it's sad. walk to asometimes store. you get shot. jobs.le education and no no jobs. for 100 years, democrats have ruled the inner cities, unabated, unbroken. are going to fix our inner cities. back jobs. to bring we're going to bring back safety. we're going to bring education the inner cities. and i say because there's such potential in terms of people within our inner cities and i say, honestly, have to lose? you it's so bad now. lose?o you have to i will fix it. spend and we are going to bring those jobs back. we are going to fix our inner cities. have to lose to the african american community and community?anic and by the way, take a look at what's happening in florida and places. the african american community likes donald trump and they're not liking voting for hillary much.n very they're not showing up. her.don't want to vote for the hispanic community, the numbers hav

city out west. we don't want a country where you can just run over rural americans, farmers, hunters, steel workers across the country. we need to be united and all feel like we are participating. >> thank you. >>> when we return let me finish with trump watch. this is "hardball," a place for politics. >>> i discovered donald trump ability to cherry pick. he likes the idea of keeping health insurance available to cover preexisting medical conditions or the young adult children still depending on their parents insurance. he created a vendetta. trump assumed a similar position on foreign policy. he said he opposed the iraq war but buys into the people who sold us on the iraq war. why do we think he won't take us into another war if he made support of the iraq war itself. how could he even think of naming bolton if he disagrees with the war that bolton sported so passionately. is he really opposed to the iraq war if he supports the people and thinking that it lead our way into the disaster. the reckoning is at hand. to save the popular parts of obamacare he will need to save a good bit of obamacare. f

steel, than aluminum, and in the process, we built this country. ask whatif you were to made pittsburgh its berg, i would answer it has been resilience. cities, wee a lot of burned to the ground. during the 1920's and 1930's, our city was flooded. we also created disparity between our grandfathers in the mills and the people who want them. we were able to overcome all of that and build a city that became the third largest corporate center in the united states in the 1970's. pittsburgh.icago, then in 1971, we died. we had to come back again and reedit of fire self again from economic collapse -- reidentify economic again from collapse. we lost more people then new orleans lost from katrina, and they never came back. and our city operating with a debt that was greater than new york city's when it went bankrupt. just like all of those other times, all of the challenges we had, we know two things in pittsburgh -- work hard and the other is to innovate. ended up with forward thinking people who said back in the late 1970's, let's create a robotics center. let's create the first phd and robotics, and let's start working to create an industry i can