let's start in pittsburgh, where the steelers are no longer undefeated, and the washington football team is in playoff contention. there's a sentence. pittsburgh quarterback ben roethlisberger tossed two touchdowns in a dominant first half, but the steelers let a 14-point lead slip away. quarterback alex smith's lone touchdown, a 15-yarder caught by receiver logan thomas, ties the game in the fourth quarter, and a field goal gives washington the lead with almost three minutes to play. but roethlisberger is picked off on pittsburgh's next possession and the washington football team hangs on for a 23-17 upset victory. the steelers miss a chance to clinch a playoff berth as they drop into a tie with the defending champion chiefs for the best record in the afc, while washington takes a share of the lead atop the lowly nfc east. wow. >>> let's go out now to glendale, arizona, where the bills are now a step closer to

this crew on the scene of an accident near pittsburgh. lucky to be okay. and store shelves stripped bare, as families brace for a winter's worth of snow. >> these rates are really impressive and they're coming into the area over the next couple of hours. >> reporter: heavy equipment being brought in to help load these salt and plow trucks. they've got a fleet of over 600 trucks in connecticut and that's just one state. officials begging drivers to stay off the roads. >> if you must travel, be sure you have an emergency supply kit for your vehicle and that it is up to date. >> reporter: in new york city, more than a foot expected. covid testing sites forced to close and outdoor dining shut down. and as flight cancellations pile up, concerns about the ability to ship the vaccine. ahead of this nor'easter, up to ten inches of snow in the plains sent tractor trailers sailing down i-80 near kearney, nebraska. watch the red cab narrowly missing stranded big rigs. and at least one driver was killed on icy roads near wichita. david, the snow now just starting in h

football team taking on the undefeated pittsburgh steelers and wait until you hear the final score. our sports director mark ibanez will have that coming up later in sports.

the pittsburgh trailed by 17 points in the third, this ignited the comeback. dei ondaydante johnson, a driving grab. that pass gave the steelers the lead. the biggest second half comeback in the mike tomlin coaching era. the steelers won it 28-24. that clinched the afc north division. >>> so the loss dropped the colts outside of the afc playoff picture. there is currently a four way tie between the dolphins, ravens, browns, and indianapolis for the final three playoff spots. >>> meantime, his signature knuckle ball, 24 seasons mystified opponents. hall of fame pitcher phil niekro passed away after a long

. >> stephen: you shot that in pittsburgh, right, before covid? >> yes. right before covid, in fact. like covid was on our set, kristin got sick. >> stephen: we didn't -- >> no, we didn't know. >> stephen: wait is that news? are we breaking news right now? did everybody know -- >> sorry. >> stephen: no, i want that to be news. we call that an exclusive. >> look. anything you want to hear about kristin, i know. because -- >> stephen: we will dish, we are going dish later. we are going to get to the dirt. >> no, no. a lot of people got sick. it was like i think it was the last week of february, so people were starting -- it was like that stolen where people were starting to talk about coronavirus but people were kind of laughing about it, nobody understood how serious it was but i think a lot of people on our set got stick. i didn't, thank god. >> stephen: you haven't gotten -- >> no. but when i was leaving the set and going to the airport, probably on like february 29th or something, i said to like one of the guys do you think i should be worried about thi

this is an image of pittsburgh. you can see all the bridges between pittsburgh caressing the rivers around it. these bridges are not sharing automobiles but rather pedestrians, railroads. from eerily streetcars. all around pittsburgh the streetcar suburbs are developing. some tony suburbs like squirrel hill or managers and businessmen could live, is nice more view balling spaces, still managed to get to the city pretty easily. we think of suburbs primarily as a residential. but they are also industrial suburbs. homestead, pennsylvania, about seven miles outside pittsburgh, is an example of one of these industrial suburbs, and a streetcar suburb that is connected to pittsburgh via this bridge that was erected in 1895. this is not a zoomed in look. what do you find striking about this particular suburb? how does it may be, look unusual? >> unlike the others, the streets are very straight and there is no attempt to incorporate nature. >> streetcar tracks, where development is following transportation. >> it looks like

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this is an image of pittsburgh, you could see all of the bridges between pittsburgh, crossing the rivers around it. these bridges are not carrying automobiles, but pedestrians, railroads. primarily streetcars. all around pittsburgh, new suburban street car suburbs as they call them our developing. some suburbs like tony hill where businessmen could live, more in these bullet places but could get to the city very easily. we think of problem suburbs primarily of course as residential. they are also industrial suburbs. and homestead pennsylvania, which was about seven miles outside of pittsburgh is an example of one of these industrial suburbs. and a streetcar suburbs, that is connected to pittsburgh via this bridge that was directed in 1895. this is not a zoomed in look here, well when you find striking about this particular suburb, how does it maybe look unusual. greg? >> unlike the other ones the streets are straight and there's no attempt to incorporate nature. >> good. there's a wrecked a linear or linear street pattern, if you notice, they often follow the railroad tracks. or streetca

. >>> to pittsburgh, where the steelers remain undefeated, despite what head coach mike tomlin called junior varsity-level play against the undermanned ravens who were missing more than a dozen players out on the covid -- on the reserve covid-19 list, including reigning league mvp quarterback lamar jackson and both of their top running backs. while pittsburgh took an early lead with a first-quarter pick six, their offense managed just one touchdown in four trips to the red zone. the steelers also turned over the ball twice and allowed baltimore backup qb robert griffin iii to run for a game-high 68 yards before leaving the game in the fourth quarter with a left hamstring injury. rg3's backup cut pittsburgh's lead to five after connecting for a 70-yard touchdown with less than three minutes to play, but the steelers took control of the clock and hung on for a 19-14 victory. pittsburgh improves to 11-0, while baltimore's loss means the ravens won't repeat as champion of the afc north. well, that's a messy game. >>> let's go now to the nba and a blockbuster trade between the rockets and

at theer and his team university of pittsburgh started work on the subject of polio in 1948 to determine how many different types of poliovirus there were come along with others, and then working in earnest on the vaccine starting in about 1950, 1951. first test in children, 19 52. expanding trials in early 1954. that a major 1.8 million schoolchildren national field trial to determine definitively that the vaccine worked, did not work, is it safe, and extended process. there was a second vaccine in the works, as well. bywas being investigated alberto sagan, and he had a different idea for my father. my father was working with a kyl virus vaccine, so the virus was dead, would not be able to cause infection. sabin believed to produce protective immunity, they needed to use a live but weakened vaccine. it was two approaches, the first vaccine was shown to be safe, effective, and potent, and it was licensed the same evening, april 12, 1950 five, when the results were announced. about six years later, the other vaccine was introduced in the united states at a time where the first vaccine, ha

this is an image of pittsburgh, and you can see all of the bridges between pittsburgh crossing the rivers around it, and these bridges are not carrying automobiles, but rather pedestrians, railroads, but primarily street cars. and so all around pittsburgh new suburban street car suburbs, as they call them, are developing. some, like squirrel hill, where managers and businessmen can live in these nice spaces, but still manage to get to the city pretty easily. we think of suburbs primarily, of course, as residential, but they're also industrial suburbs and homestead, pennsylvania, which is about seven miles outside of pittsburgh, is an example of one of these industrial suburbs and a street car suburb that's connected to pittsburgh via this bridge that was erected in 1895. so this is not a zoomed-in look here, but what do you find striking about this particular suburb? how does it maybe look unusual? greg? >> unlike the other ones, all the streets are very straight and there's no attempt to incorporate nature. >> good. so there's a linear street pattern, and if you notice, they often follow

corner as for temperatures right now we're in the 40's and 50's with oakland at 46 degrees hayward at 52 pittsburgh, you're of 49 while the north bay is back down in the 30's this morning santa rosa 35 degrees while petaluma say alina and napa each at 37 degrees currently pretty similar all in all to where we were yesterday at this time to get the jacket ready to go as you venture outside expect dry conditions this morning wake-up planner shows those 30's and 40's as i just mentioned and this afternoon even before showers get here already some changes a bit more cloud cover and temperatures on the cooler side only rising into the 50's for your afternoon highs today compared to the 70's we had just days ago this forecast finally starting to feel a little bit more like december supposed to now it's still pretty early so there shouldn't be a whole lot of us on the roads just yet i know we got early risers watching now and you got to know what it's like on the road. reyna harvey is here for that this morning and it looks up to you know, don it's pretty empty right now, but like you mentioned it's reall

a college pittsburgh landing, but it was really shiloh. i'll call it shiloh. the first day of the battle of shiloh it was disastrous for the union, but grants troops held on fighting desperately in the mud. although grant himself was not around, it was said that he was visiting troops across the river. and that fell without a retreat from the union, although many of them were two miles closer to the tennessee river. and defeat where they had begun the day. the troops were exhausted, many people thought the union was beaten. including the union general and grants friend, william -- who is called comp. sherman had been in the think of the battle, all day slowly losing ground. grant had been absent during the first day and his men thought he had been drinking. sherman who had his own struggles >> -- we have been treated for was ready to quit. perhaps she thought the war was over. and during the night, grant reappeared. it was raining hard and grant -- ignoring the pain from an ankle injury caused when he had fallen off of his horse when he was away. general sherm

this is an image of pittsburgh and you can see all of the bridges between pittsburgh crossing the rivers around it. and these bridges are not carrying automobiles, but rather pedestrians, railroads, but primarily streetcars. and so all around pittsburgh, new suburban streetcar suburbs as they called them, are developing, some tony suburbs like squirrel hill were managers and businessmen can live in these nice, more bucolic spaces but still manage to get to the city pretty easily. we think of the suburbs primarily, of course, as residential, but they're also in industrial suburbs. and homestead, pennsylvania, which is about seven miles outside of pittsburgh is an example of one of these industrial suburbs and a streetcar suburb that's connected to pittsburgh via this bridge that was erected in 1895. so this is not a zoomed in look here, but what do you find striking about this particular suburb? how does it maybe look? unusual? greg? >> unlike the other ones, all the streets are very straight and there's no attempt to incorporate nature. >> good. so there's very rectilinear street pattern

when gina wilkes was on a bike ride at her local park in pittsburgh in august, she heard a loud scream. >> she was saying, help, somebody help me. >> reporter: that cry for help coming from mariann geyer, whose husband stan had just collapsed. stan in cardiac arrest. and gina, who by chance had recently completed a cpr class, didn't hesitate to help. >> i could tell that he wasn't breathing. i checked for his pulse. i made the decision to start cpr. >> reporter: stan rushed to the hospital. >> they told me that i was essentially dead. >> reporter: stan going on to recover. but that is not the end of this story. with stan in rehab, the couple began a four-month search to find the mystery woman. >> now when we go out there, i look at all the faces of the people, hoping that i'll remember who it was because she's an angel to us. >> reporter: so the hospital contacted our affiliate wtae in pittsburgh, who shared the geyers' story on their evening broadcast. >> i burst into tears. i kept watching it and i just kept crying just because i was so happy that he's okay. >> reporter: gina calling

leading police on a chase to concord and back to his home in pittsburgh. he refused to surrender they say for more than 2 hours and officer eventually fired a beanbag round at morales that's when police say morales fired his gun. 5 officers immediately opened fire in returned killing the suspect. according to the report released today by the da's office. prosecutors determined that under the circumstances, a reasonable juror, we'll find that the officers were justified in using that deadly force. a sculpture honoring the life of breonna taylor was destroyed in oakland over the weekend up take a look at what's left of the bust. >>sculptor leo car city put the piece together 2 weeks ago to honor the black lives matter movement. the bus to serve as a tribute to taylor who was shot and killed by police in louisville, kentucky. during a botched raid a little earlier this year. after months of carving in shaping carson's artwork was installed in like them square on december 12th. weeks later well, it looks like this. >>in some ways it felt like a personal attack

we're on now because of the baltimore-pittsburgh game coming up at 12:30. first we want to catch you up. in the past hour, santa clara leaders addressed the covid spike pushing hospital capacity to the brink. they could be maxed out in just weeks. they also updated us on the rollout of the vaccine in the south bay. what are the headlines? >> we're to roll out that vaccine is underway at the same time that there's extreme pressure on our hospital capacity. before we get to that, i want to mention something news out of santa clara county. there are now nine confirmed cas of young people in the juvenile justice system and four staff members have tested positive to covid. they've been clean since march. i want to get to the hospital numbers. they are dire. as of yesterday, the five hospitals serving the soith county and east san jose reached 93% of their icu capacity. elsewhere in the county, 84% of ic umpbl beds were also taken. and with cases spiking, public health leaders expect hospitals could max out by christmas. >> we are especially concerned because non

pittsburgh's record now is 11- 0. nba, give me warrior stephen curry who did a quick q and a with the media and raced home for an instagram live interview with potus44 barack obama. topics including obama's new memoir's, social justice, and basketball, especially his epic jump shot that went viral last month. >> walk on. >> that's what i do! that's what i do! >> cannot borrow "that's what i do, that's what i do"! i got big fans so you probably going to hear me yell it. >> i am expecting it now. >> curry with more than a bro hug with durant. it was announced that warriors will open the season in brooklyn against durant. it will be kd's first game since he tore his achilles in 2019. >>> guard russell westbrook, gotta get rid of the houston swag. they traded him to the wizards yesterday for wall. westbrook a former mvp asked for a trade after a year in houston. i don't know if bill was banging a positive drum but it was maui invitational from asheville, north carolina, above the rim. that's davis, put 31 on the board aga

did that and i learned very quickly that pittsburgh has, like, the most amount of dive bars or the most amount of bars i guess in their city. >> seth: yeah, it's pretty bar city >> it's crazy, so that was very fun. and we frequented a lot of those places and also just the city is beautiful. i never -- i've never been there so i didn't realize, like, it was almost european with all the bridges and the waterways. and i loved it i'd love to go back there. >> seth: i wanna also -- you mentioned that you're from delaware i do feel like people who are from delaware also always say a second place like, "i'm from delaware/philadelphia. [ laughter ] but -- this is a big time for delaware. >> i'm not belittling -- >> seth: i mean, we have a delaware president are you very excited about that? >> yes i love joe i love -- i'm very, very excited about it i was campaigning for him. i was out there. and i really feel -- i've known him since i was 16 i don't know him well, but i met him when i was a teenager and i think most people in wilmington have met him at one point or the other. he's just that kin

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pittsburgh's black and white just like charlie brown. that touchdown from james washington buffalo would come back in the second half though josh allen finding stefon diggs on a short slant for a touchdown. the bills hand pittsburgh their second straight loss, winning 26-15. >>> kilar murray and the cardinals needed a win to stay alive. they took the fight to giants. they earned the big road victory, 26-7. chase young, he got his first career touchdown for washington after a fumble recovery just before the half. washington's defense kept the 49ers at bay they win it 23-15. >>> with three weeks left in the regular season, washington moves into the nbc east division lead with that win and the giants loss and the green backpackers ascend to the lead after a win over detroit. >>> a big winter storm is packing feet of snow and it's on the way. here's nbc meteorologist janessa web to fill us in. janessa, good morning. >> good morning. very busy this morning just crunching some of the numbers from the national weather service. we're looking pot

you can no longer call them the undefeated pittsburgh steelers. actually you could but you would be wrong. all of their fantasies about equally with the miami dolphins and the new england patriots as far as the perfect regular season. down the tubes. tonight against none other than alex smith in washington. he is tough. spiked and bloodied and bandaged. no problem. he will lead a comeback victory for the washington football team. steelers control early. ben roethlisberger up top. i has james at the 50-yard touchdown and the steelers go to a 14-0 lead. second half, owned by washington. smith will find his tight end logan thomas for 15-yard touchdown. at that point we are all tied at 17 all. and later pittsburgh down three. big ben with a pass that is tipped by montez sweat. john fostick with the interception by the redskins pulling off the major upset. 33-17 the steelers drop to 11 and one. still a good season. washington have won four in a row. five and seven. the rangers fantastic finish versus the jets. terrific for the silver and black but it c

the game will now be played tomorrow afternoon in pittsburgh. >>> the 49ers are hosting home games in arizona and actress felicity huffman landed a new gig. those are some of the headlines on the morning newstand. the "san francisco chronicle" reports the 49ers will play at least their next two home games in glendale, arizona, the home of the arizona cardinals. yesterday's announcement came after officials in santa clara, california, temporarily banned contact sports due to the spread of the coronavirus. 49ers home stadium in is in santa clara. head coach kyle shanahan said his team was about to get on a plane for a game in los angeles when they heard about the latest pandemic crackdown. >> i have all wives, everyone's girlfriends, everyone's family members, kids saying what they heard there, are we going to be gone for the entire month of december? are we going to be guaranteed for 14 days when we come back? that's all we could talk about for the last 18 hours because we got no answers from them. just very disappointed. >> the 49ers will host the bills monday night in arizona. >>> th

on the road pittsburgh turned it over with two minutes to go. undefeated no more washington wins, 23-17. >> it was a good game. >>> all right. nbc meteorologist janessa webb joining us now with a look outside on this tuesday. hey, janessa, good morning >> good morning. good orning, everyone. very quiet conditions across the lower 48 that's really going to continue throughout your afternoon. the problem, though, is still southern california. very dry air is in place, and that's why these red flag warnings, they've continue to really emerge across los angeles, all the quay into the higher elevation we do have potential gusts of 50 to 60 miles per hour that will drop that's the place. even from the upper midwest to the plains, we're seeing record-high temperatures highs are in the lower 60s and that's your latest forecast. guys >> all right, janessa. thanks so much we'll hear from you in just a bit. >>> major league baseball gave the most honorable to a class act pitcher. adam wainwright received the roberto clemente award his organization works to

captured video of hundreds of cards lining up for the greater pittsburgh food bank before it opened yesterday some waited 5 hours as volunteers distributed emergency supplies to 1500 families waiting in line for hours for food assistance this is insanity is one of the richest countries and we live in a post scarcity world where we throw out 40 percent of all the food how was this possible you know 40 percent goes in the trash you thought it was just your aunt's casserole but no.

leading police on a chase to concord and back to his home in pittsburgh. he refused to surrender for more than 2 hours and officer eventually fired a beanbag round up morales and that's when police say morales fired his handgun, 5 officers immediately opened fire and return killing him. prosecutors determined a reasonable juror they said would find that the officers were justified in using deadly force. >>the most traveled we've seen all year it's happening right many people passed through american airports just this past >>despite public health warnings, many americans are traveling across country right now the tsa says it screened one 0.2 8 million passengers. yesterday at us airports that is the highest number of travelers since mid-march the number of air travelers is still about 50% lower than the same date last year but sunday was a six-day in the last 10 that volume was more than 1 million. the rise comes despite public health officials urging americans to avoid holiday travel this year as coronavirus cases have jumped san francisco santa clara coun

has that captured video of hundreds of cards lining up for the greater pittsburgh food bank before it opened yesterday some waited 5 hours as volunteers distributed emergency supplies to 1500 families waiting in line for hours for food assistance this is insanity this is one of the richest countries and we live in a post scarcity world where we throw out 40 percent of all the food how how was it possible you know 40 percent goes in the trash you thought it was just your aunt's casserole but no it's millions of tons of food a lot of it never even gets to your plate it's thrown out by the manufacturers because it doesn't sound or the meaningless expiration dates have gone by or the veggies are too ugly that's right we throw out times of. our going bad yes that's not ok i'm going babies are going to stammer there is nothing wrong with an ugly baldness potato just ask ted cruz's face so how did we get here how do we have people going on hungry while we throw out 40 percent of all the food and some people are raking in billions of dollars it's because our economic system meaning capitalism

. >>> the colts ran out to a 24-17 lead in pittsburgh. big ben to juju shuster would complete the comeback. pittsburgh rallies to rein in the colts 28-24. >>> the new york jets used nifty trick plays to get ahead of the browns. jamieson crowder throwing this to take the lead. crowder would catch a touchdown from sam darnold. the jets are on a two-game winning streak. they upset the browns 23-16. it guarantees that the jacksonville jaguars will have the first pick in the draft. >>> cowboys are still alive. andy dalton threw three touchdowns not only pulling dallas out of a deficit but blowing past the eagles en route to a 37-17 victory. that cowboys win eliminates the philadelphia eagles from the playoff contention. if washington beats philly next sunday, then they clinch the division. if they lose, the winner of the cowboys/giants game will be headed to the postseason. >>> time to check in with nbc meteorologist janessa web who has details on the weather. hey, janessa. >> reporter: michelle and phillip, good morning to you both. we have a

this was not supposed to be close, but believe it or not the bengals beat pittsburgh 27-17. and now they've lost three straight. we're back in a moment. >>> finally tonight, great story. a puppy has joined the ranks of the campbell police department. meet ansley, an 8 week old burn doodle a combination of the burmese mountp dog and a poodle. the other side, the first therapy dog for a law enforcement agency in santa clara county. he'll be trained to help staff and witnesses deal with stress, and also visit schools. the police foundation donated the money to buy ansley and pay for her therapy dog certification training. that's a great way to end it. thanks for joining us. have a great night. ♪

rainfall double in looking at 32 degrees for your current temperatures santa rosa, 35 fairfield in pittsburgh also chilly in the 30's. definitely a morning to bundle up as much as you can because it is chilly out there. oakland year down 6 degrees from the same time yesterday wake-up planner shows you that after with the snow some morning fog in these 30's that we're in the midst of currently we do have some cool sunshine to look forward to with highs back into the low 60's. james. all right john thank you very much for 32 is the time we'll check traffic quickly this morning as we're taking a look a live look here at westbound 80. >>the oakland ride into san francisco's just fine, no issues along the bay bridge. the only problem or catching in oakland is on eastbound 5.80 there was a head-on collision. out near 35th avenue that still blocking a couple lanes and the on and off ramps as well to 35 so just take your time getting around that bit but the rest of the ride on 5.80 looks all right this morning. no estimated time on when they might get those lanes cleared. we'll keep you updated from

>>> checking the top stories, a manhunt intensified overnight after a police officer was shot near pittsburgh. surveillance video shows the suspect get out of that police suv, shoot the officer, and then take off. the officer is expected to survive. >>> president trump is expected to sign a $900 billion covid relief bill after it was approved by the house and senate last night. most americans can expect a payment of $600 as early as next week. there's also a $300 weekly unemployment benefit and money for small businesses. >>> a statue of general robert e. lee has been removed from the u.s. capitol where it stood for more than a century. it could be replaced by the statue of a civil rights leader. the lee statue is headed to a virginia museum. >>> in today's weather, snow in the rockies could be measured in feet, not inches today. the rest of the country will see mostly clear skies. mild conditions for the first full day of winter. >>> and finally, sales of christmas lights are soaring. >> will ganss spoke with people going bigger and brighter than ever in 2020. >> reporter: 'twas the end of 2

captured video of hundreds of cards lining up for the greater pittsburgh food bank before it opened yesterday some waited 5 hours as volunteers distributed emergency supplies to 1500 families waiting in line for hours for food assistance this is insanity is one of the richest countries and we live in a post scarcity world where we throw out 40 percent of all the food how was it possible that 40 percent goes in the trash you thought it was just your aunt's casserole but no it's millions of tons of food a lot of it never even gets to your plate it's thrown out by the manufacturers because it doesn't shall or the meaningless expiration dates have gone by or the veggies are too ugly that's right we throw out time use of. ugly bags yes i said ok i'm good babies are going to understand what it is there's nothing wrong with an ugly baldness potato just ask ted cruz's face. so how did we get here how do we have people going hungry while we throw out 40 percent of all the food and some people are raking in billions of dollars it's because our economic system meaning capitalism is garbage you

pittsburgh broke its christmas day record, with nearly four inches of snow on the ground. farther east, howling winds knocked down trees and power lines, and driving rain caused widespread flooding. now to paris, where, for the first time since the notre dame cathedral was heavily damaged in a fire, a christmas choir-- wearing hard hats-- rang in the holiday. more than 20 months after that fire, the 850-year-old cathedral is slowly being rebuilt, with the help of donations from america. here is cbs's roxana saberi. >> reporter: through this gaping hole in the heart of paris come sounds of christmas-- ♪ ♪ --and a symbol of resilience and hope. ♪ ♪ this is the first time the notre dame choir is singing inside the cathedral since a fire tore through it in april last year. the coronavirus pandemic has slowed reconstructioion, but lat month, crews finished removing 200 tons of melted metal scaffofolding that the flames hd welded to the building. >> it was a big success, yeah. >> reporter: would you say it was a turning point? >> it was a turning point in a way, because

." >> reporter: armed with facts, community health deputies are hitting the streets of pittsburgh to boost confidence in the new covid vaccines. >> the moderna vaccine was created by an african american woman. >> i did not know that. >> yeah, i know! that's on the down-low. ( laughter ) >> reporter: using well-known locals to promote taking a shot. >> you know mike, so you can trust his opinion, right? >> reporter: like former pittsburgh steeler mike logan, who was sick with covid back in june. >> it actually changed my mind on how i felt about the vaccine. i'd come out here and share my testimony with my community. my community hasn't always been trusting of things that are going on in the medical field. >> reporter: it's part of the neighborhood resilience project founded by father paul abernathy. he says decades of health care inequities have led to mistrust. >> we have to be honest about the way in which government systems have failed these communities time and time again. and so whenever people see the government involved in the ryssemination or the development of these vaccines

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but roethlisberger is picked off on pittsburgh's next possession and the washington football team hangs on for a 23-17 upset victory. the steelers miss a chance to clinch a playoff berth as they drop into a tie with the defending champion chiefs for the best record in the afc, while washington takes a share of the lead atop the lowly nfc east. wow. >>> let's go out now to glendale, arizona, where the bills are now a step closer to their first division crown in a quarter century, remaining in sole possession of first place in the afc east with a victory over the 49ers last night. buffalo quarterback josh allen threw for 375 yards in the game, matching a career high with four touchdown passes. the 34-24 win against san francisco is the bills' first victory in an official monday night football matchup, get this, in more than two decades. wow. >>> and the reigning nfl mvp is set to start under center for the ravens in tonight's match yum against the dallas cowboys. quarterback lamar jackson is among four players activated from baltimore's reserve covid-19 list yesterday after another ten re

." >> reporter: armed with facts, community health deputies are hitting the streets of pittsburgh to boost confidence in the new covid vaccines. >> the moderna vaccine was created by an african american woman. >> i did not know that. >> yeah, i know! that's on the down-low. >> reporter: using well-known locals to promote taking a shot. >> you know mike that you can trust the opinion, right? >> reporter: like former pittsburgh steeler mike logan who was sick with covid back in june. >> it actually changed my mind on how i felt about the vaccine. i come out here and share my testimony with my community. my community hasn't always been trusting of things that are going on in the medical field. >> reporter: it's part of the neighborhood resilience project founded by father paul abernathy. he said decades of health care inequities have led to mistrust. >> we have to be honest about the way in which government systems have failed these communities time and time again. and so whenever people see the government involved in the dissemination or the development of these vaccines, there's a ske

sonoma and napa each at 56 pittsburgh antioch at 58. well, in petaluma 56 degrees let's get a look ahead at your next 7 days tomorrow sunday, these are your better chances of rainfall in the near future again we do have that chance of rain later today, but it will mostly be evening hours tonight. temperatures remain cooler than we had been very close to seas nal averages in the upper 50's to low 60's and more rainfall looking likely into wednesday and thursday reyna all right john thanks for that look i know we need the rain especially for the air quality. >>and the plants and the trees but not far commute if we could just hold off a little bit. this morning we're not going to worry about any of that look at this 80 west here from the east bay and to san francisco, you drive is looking great more people on the road still drive time under 10 minutes for you this morning. and the san mateo bridge to get this 92 west mount more people starting to head outdoors that commute under 15 minutes for you the 8 a new one on one and looking on the

captured video of hundreds of cards lining up for the greater pittsburgh food bank before it opened yesterday some waited 5 hours as volunteers distributed emergency supplies to 1500 families waiting in line for hours for food assistance this is insanity is one of the richest countries and we live in a post scarcity world where we throw out 40 percent of all the food.

was that captured video of hundreds of cards lining up for the greater pittsburgh food bank before it opened yesterday some waited 5 hours as volunteers distributed emergency supplies to 1500 families waiting in line for hours for food assistance this is insanity is one of the richest countries and we live in a post scarcity world where we throw out 40 percent of all the food how was it possible you have 40 percent goes in the trash you thought it was just your aunt's casserole but no it's millions of tons of food a lot of it never even gets to your plate it's thrown out by the manufacturers because it doesn't shall or the meaningless expiration dates have gone by or the veggies are too ugly that's right we throw out time use of. ugly bags it's nice out ok ugly babies are going to understand what it is there's nothing wrong with an ugly baldness potato just ask ted cruz's face. so how did we get here how do we have people going hungry while we throw out 40 percent of all the food and some people are raking in billions of dollars it's because our economic system meaning capitalism is g

leading police on a chase to concord and then back to his home in pittsburgh. and he refused to surrender for more than 2 hours and officer ashley fired a beanbag round at morales that is when police say mirallas fired his handgun, 5 officers immediately opened fire in return killing the suspect. according to repeat a report released today by the da's office prosecutors determined that under the circumstances, a reasonable juror would find that the officers were justified in using deadly force. >>in national investigators are still trying to determine the motive behind the christmas bombing that damaged dozens of buildings, you're looking at body camera video showing the moments before the explosion and the explosion itself. authorities say 63 year-old anthony quinn warner is responsible it is believed he acted alone and it was a suicide bombing. investigators linked his dna to human remains found in the debris. warner did have experience with electronics. the explosion damaged more than 40 buildings in the downtown area there and injured 8 people. a special fo

>>pittsburgh international is the first one in the entire world to use these machines. >>next here on kron 4 news at 8.30 infectious disease experts across the country are watching for this new covid-19 strain when they're expecting it to reach the u.s. plus the cdc is issuing new guidance tonight for people with underlying health issues why they say the covid-19 vaccine is okay that group. >>and state health officials are bracing for the next holiday surges millions of people travel over the christmas holiday. we're what regions are expected to have their stay at home orders extended. stay with us here, we'll be right back. if there's anything that this year has taught us, it's the things that matter: family. health. that's it. we found help at covered california. now we have a plan we can afford. enroll now at coveredca.com health insurance... is understanding health insurance in another language. pero ahora es mucho más fácil. covered california offers free, expert assistance in multiple languages and financial help for people who need it. enroll now at coveredca.c

look at this a close call outside pittsburgh. a rescue crew almost hit by an suv. look at that nobody hurt. pennsylvania under a state of emergency with this storm. as promised al roker is here in two minutes with the latest on the path and the snow totals first, nbc 10 of philadelphia's rosemary conners is live in delaware county right outside of philly how's it looking there. >> the sleet's coming down now and you can see the penn dot crews. look it's been about three years since we've had a major storm here in festival and tonight we're getting everything the sleet, we've got the wind, the cold temperatures. look at the ground, you've got the weiss covering quite a few inches of snow in the suburbs about six to the ten inches of know farther north and west, more it's interesting pen dot says that drivers have been outs and about. you'd think in this pandemic, there would be fewer people out on the road but they've seen only about a 15% decrease on drivers in the past few months so making sure the roads are safe something that's eclipsing the storm is the pandemi

there with same for oakland at 58 degrees while danville in san ramon in the mid-fifties at 56 55 in pittsburgh, an antioch today and some upper 50's in santa rosa nevado and center fell in petaluma temperatures these next 7 days still change much for keeping the 50's around what does change is whether we're looking at sunshine or rain. it's been much like it has been the past week where you get those sunny days, the most brief stints of rain saw one of those last night we get another dose of it come wednesday evening then again on friday night, the side that sunshiny days today tomorrow and wednesday thursday looks to be a dry one for your new year's eve and friday starts try before those evening showers daria. >>thanks a lot of 9.17 and time to top winners and losers with our financial expert, rob black morning rob. good morning gone is all the green and red and all of the festive decor that was quick. bring it i'm not in the at this point why what's wrong. >>end of the year, it's been a good year i don't want it to end on a wall street probably the only person who can say that out loud. >>be

current windchill is 6 in pittsburgh. same thing in buffalo. only feels like 22 in chicago right now. here's current temperatures. notice the cool temperatures stretch pretty far south, fredricka. we even had freeze warnings as far south as florida this morning. those will continue into tomorrow as well. >> thank you so much, allison chinchar. >>> hello, again, everyone. thank you so much for being with me. i'm fredricka whitfield. we begin in nashville, tennessee, where authorities are expected to give an update this afternoon into the explosion on christmas day. the city of nashville on edge after a parked rv exploded on a historic street early yesterday morning. officials say possible human remains were found at the blast site after a

pittsburgh broke its christmas day snowfall record, with nearly four inches of snow on the ground. farther east, howling winds knocked down trees and power lines, and driving rain caused widespread flooding. now to paris, where, for the first time since the notre dame cathedral was heavily damaged in a fire, a christmas choir, wearing hard hats, rang in the holiday. more than 20 months after the fire, the 850-year-old cathedral is slowly being rebuilt, with the help of donations from america. here is cbs's roxana saberi. >> reporter: through this gaping hole in the heart of paris come sounds of christmas-- ♪ ♪ and a symbol of resilience and hope. ♪ ♪ this is the first time the notre-dame choir is singing inside the cathedral since a fire tore through it in april last year. the coronavirus pandemic has slowed reconstruction, but last month, crews finished removing 200 tons of melted metal scaffolding that the flames had welded to the building. >> it was a big success. >> reporter: would you say it was a turning point? >> it was a turning point in a way, because we know that

concord sonoma pittsburgh antioch in vacaville as well as santa rosa for that matter all at 66 degrees for today's daytime highs, here's a look ahead at the next 7 days. no shortage of change finally a bit of an unsettled pattern brings us that return of showers saturday and sunday looking likely could see another round of moisture into the middle of next week too daytime highs will be noticeably cooler falling from the 60's today only the 50's by friday and saturday. >>rob all right, thank you for the update john now let's update that morning drive around the bay area and check out our bridges shall we are off to the bay bridge toll plaza 80 wesson to san francisco picking up we have more folks rolling through the toll plaza, so yeah, a little busier now compared to 3 4 o'clock it's looking good though no problems no hot spots we're at 8 minutes off to the fremont street exit now we do have some prodding on 92 vow to a pack up are allowed head over to the peninsula. there's your crowd right there the traffic leaving hayward on the flat section of the san mateo bridge so it's getting b

and bengals unset pittsburgh 27- 17. they can that now three consecutive losses for the pittsburgh steelers. >>> very sad news in the nfl. tonight the former 49er hall of famer, kevin green has died. just aunal personality. green dialed suddenly today. no cause of death given. kevin green was only 58 years old. and guys, i remember him, he came into the channel 4 studios one day and put him on the field and he turns into someone different. no cause of death given. >> i just remember he hat biggest shoulder pads that i've ever sad. >> with the blond locks coming out. >> that's right. back to you guys. >> far too young. mark, thank you. >>> coming up next at 11, >> the mother of mckayla garret who disappeared 32 years ago investigators announce a huge break in this case. >>> tonight we're learning that a recent tip from the fremont plod to the hayward police department along with a panel palm print are what