. >> this is the old westinghouse building, which was one of the two major industrial businesses thatform this neighborhood. >> reporter: westinghouse used to manufacture industrial lighting here, and employed more than 500 people. in recent years a developer has proposed turning this building into a residential development. kidd says this historical building is just one example of the kind of thing he likes to highlight on his blog. >> a lot of people are going to drive on the shoreway right down here. and they see this, this huge towering facade, and they see westinghouse on top, and the logos there, but they're not going to see this. they're not even really see the rest of that facade unless they're coming up in this neighborhood. and this is a dead end street. so, what reason would someone have to really even come down here? that's the reason why i do the blog, and why i run every street, is, i want to tell those stories and expose those cool things. and there's lots of this on, in every neighborhood, all throughout cleveland. >> reporter: telling those stories means capturing wha

they grew out of the old westinghouse company. wab tech is based in pittsburgh.se locomotives will be built at the same plant, status and built at general electric's more than a century ago. not only will these locomotives be running here at home powering our economy, wab tech will be exporting to canada and australia and all around the world to create more good jobs. in the process reducing climate change jobs in western pennsylvania. these are good paying jobs you can raise a family on. all you need is just a little breathing room. a little bit of breathing room. so many people don't have it now. it also means something else. it means right here in pittsburgh the future is being built on a foundation of this city's past. and an announcement like this doesn't happen in a vacuum. manufacturing resurgence is no accident. it takes local leaders, federal leaders, foundations, universities. all pulling together. it requires a mindset like you have here in mill 19. here's what i mean by that. generations ago mill 19 used to roll out 10 inch steel bars. they rolled out

they grew out of the old westinghouse air brake company. these locomotives will be built up in erie where thomas edison built the general electric a century ago. not only will they power our economy and reduce pollution, they will export them to canada, australia and all around the world creating more good-paying jobs. folks, in the process, reducing climate change, creating jobs here in western pennsylvania. as i said, good-paying jobs you can raise a family on. my dad said, a family needs just a little bit of breathing room. a little bit of breathing room. so many people don't have it now. but it also means something else. it means that right here in pittsburgh, the future is being built on the foundation of this city's storied past. an announcement like this doesn't happen in a vacuum. the manufacturing resurgence we're seeing today is no accident. it takes local leaders, federal leaders, foundations, businesses, unions, universities, all pulling together. it requires a mindset like you have here in mill 19. here's what i mean by that. g