it will be third down, and pittsburgh will take a time-out. well, marc trestman, you know, when you look at trestman, years ago, and you've got a lot of bears fans here because most of the steeler fans are in the parking lot at the moment. but trestman, about 20 years ago, was one of the very hot young assistant coaches in the league. everybody said, you know, this guy is going to be a head coach some day. then all of a sudden time just went on and he kept moving around and was out of it for three years, as we said. went into bond trading. george seifert brought him back to san francisco, he was in oakland. he was on the oakland staff when they went to the super bowl and lost to tampa bay and then he sort of disappeared. everybody said what happened to marc trestman. well, he was up in montreal. then we talked to phil emery before. he said i looked at this guy, looked at him closely and thought he would be the best fit. but it is odd, cris, when you see a guy who all of a sudden here's the new, hot young assistant coach. whatever happened to h

in addition, cities and towns above pittsburgh were doing the same thing. and then they were affecting the water intakes of pittsburgh. 90% of this region gets its drinking water from those same rivers that we have overflows occurring. hecht: we have sewage overflow with as little as 1/10" inch of rain. and our average storm here is a 1/4" storm. lichte: over a year's period, 16 billion gallons' worth of combined sewage and stormwater overflows into our rivers. tarr: it's not a problem of point "x" and point "y" alone. this is a watershed problem. a watershed problem. lichte: the watershed encompasses many municipal boundaries and it doesn't know any local politics. narrator: in the pittsburgh system, 83 cities and towns use the same sewage treatment plant -- alcosan. so all 83 municipalities have to work together to address the problem. schombert: we know we have billions of dollars that will have to be spent over the next 15 to 20 years. you can't do that wisely when you have 83 separate government agencies making decisions. the municipal consent orders a

he had contracted legionnaire's disease at the pittsburgh va hospital. years for va to finally acknowledge he died of legionnaire's disease but only after the va inspector general opened an investigation with the help of the cdc. john wasn't the only one who died from this curable disease. >> six people died and then we look at the time they got the antibiotic. they either didn't get the antibiotic at all or they got it as they were dying. >> reporter: cnbc obtained e-mails that showed officials knew about the situation as far back as 2010. one knew there was a 60% positivity rate of the bacteria which means it was present in the tap water sites tested. the cdc's acceptable rate ze rop world renowned scientist dr. victor hue tested for lee go nel la not just for the pittsburgh va but for all across the country. in the early 1980s until 2006. when doctor hu was fired and his long-time colleague dr. stout resigned a few years before this outbreak. >> when it gets that high, and then cases start occurring, the one most single terrible thing that they did, t

close to 100, not there nor pittsburgh, concord, san ramon, mrez san ton. 80. al immediate 84. sonoma 93 degrees close to 100 for lake county and mendocino county. hot through the weekend. almost has hot on monday. here come it is cooldown on tuesday, and everybody is back down to normal by wednesday. we stay there for much of next female narrator: sleep train challenged its manufacturers sleep train challenged its manufacturers to offer even lower prices. but the mattress price wars ends sunday. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing, plus free same-day delivery, setup, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ your carpet stains can reappear. [ laughing ] [ male announcer ] try resolve stain remover, the formula penetrates deep into your carpet and removes stains so they don't come back. trust resolve. forget stains. and can cost thousands o

so i guess the lesson to disabled veterans is stay out of pittsburgh. maybe you can hitchhike to any other va hospital like buffalo just a few hours away. >> the buffalo va exposed more than 700 patients to hepatitis over a two year period by reusing insurance len pens. during that time upstate new york regional director david west was awarded nearly $26,000 in bonuses. >> jon: these veterans should just avoid the northeast corridor. >> failure to monitor mental health patients at the atlanta va lead to three deaths. we found its former director james clark received over 31,000 dollars in bonuses the years two of those patients died. >> jon: holy [bleep]. the department of veteran affairs run by jesse pinkman, driving around to rather than dom va hospitals throwing money out the window. hey you keep up the good work, bitch! that is my jesse pinkman impression. (laughter) going to an american hospital for a veteran shouldn't require more courage than storming the beach at normandy. so now we know about the problems. what are we going to do to fix. >> las

close to 100, not there nor pittsburgh, concord, san ramon, mrez san ton. 80. al immediate 84. sonoma 93 degrees close to 100 for lake county and mendocino county. hot through the weekend. almost has hot on monday. here come it is cooldown on tuesday, and everybody is back down to normal by wednesday. we stay there for much of next week. toasty weekends on tap. we got sports coming up next. ,,,, it's halloween time my frightful fiends, and disneyland is ours! going down! boo! with haunted mansion holiday... space mountain ghost galaxy, and wicked fun in both parks, the disneyland resort just got spookier! visit disneyland.com/halloween trick or treat. yusemeiro petit... ...nearly dropped from the team twices seas . >>> all right. back from the giants game. you heard all of the tepgs. you saw it. and you heard. >> the collective groan when tfts over. hey, who are we talking about? talking about the man of the hour nearly droped from the team twice this season. did younl that? good thing it worked out. three starts, three wins. this one, third giants lose no hitter with two outs

well, it was a beautiful day in pittsburgh and a beautiful day here in the metro. we finally broke out of that stubborn cloud cover and now we are going to see a good amount of sunshine. the possibility of rain is practically none. we'll see in that just a second. we're going to start out with a look at the michael and son weather cam. 73 at reagan national with those few little clouds. the dew point 51, so it's a nice, dry comfortable atmosphere. as we head into the overnight some of those areas that saw fog last night will see it again. a weak cold front is on the way. that's why we were looking for that potential for rain but it doesn't look like we're going to see much, or practically any. just some clouds i think actually throughout the immediate beltway. temperatures getting warmer as we head into the work week. so despite a frontal passage looks like we're going to stay dry, and it is actually going to get milder. so temperatures reaching back into the 80s in the work week. 70. in m that is sass right now, 70 also at bwi. 70 degrees in frederick. it's a popu

and from pittsburgh, dr. bernard goldstein, a former dean of the university of pittsburgh school of health. sandra, let's start with you. we heard from the edf that this new study shows there is a problem with methane release, but that the way to capture it is working. what is your reaction. >> i see this as a really deeply flawed study. what bothers me is not only the industry funding of the study, but also the control the industry had over access to these well sites. so what -- typically what happened in a study who's results are very different from other studies would be some kind of explanation for that difference. and in fact, independent scientists in our own government have measured methane above our wellheads at 10 to 20 times what was found in this study. so this makes me wonder if this isn't something like studies from funded by the tobacco or lead industries lead to flawed studies. >> okay. and he said they plan to do more studies. would that help? >> we need to look at all wellheads, rather than j

washington needing a win and losses by pittsburgh and cincinnati to stay alive. the nationals wouldn't get it. st. louis' carlos beltran breaks a 2-2 tie in the fifth inning with a two-run homer. the cardinals deal the nats a 4-3 loss. >>> well, a win and they're in for the reds and cincinnati gets it done. shin-soo choo delivers a walk-off hit in the bottom of the tenth inning to give the reds a 3-2 win over the mets. >>> and it was the same deal for the pittsburgh pirates. a victory over the cubs would send them to their first postseason appearance since 1992. with the game tied at 1-1 in the ninth inning, starling marte puts pittsburgh on top 2-1 in a pinch-hit home run. but in the bottom of the inning the cubs had a shot to tie the score with two outs. >> -- a drop for a hit. and bobbled, mccutchen throws. the runner breaks for the plate. here's the throw. the buccos win it! raise the jolly roger. they waved home. the buccos win their 90th, what a finish, unbelievable! how about that! >> wow, the 2-1 win wins the 21-year playoff drought for the pirates and th

pittsburgh fans, i'm glad you are back in the playoffs. ross thank you. >>> they have come from around the world literally. still ahead, update from the un general assembly, and continued explosions and a collapse inside a mall in nairobi, at least 72 people with dead, and the attackers say they are still holding hostages. >>> welcome back to al jazeera, i'm tony harris. here is a look at your headlines. president obama spoke to world leaders at the united nations. he asked the world to support tough sanctions against syria if it doesn't give up its chemical weapons. and iranian president hassan rouhani spoke, and said that any threat from iran has been overexaggerated. >> translator: such imaginary threat is the so-called iranian threat which has been employed as an excuse to justify a long catalog of crimes and catastrophic practices over the past three decades. >> we're joined by a fellow at the simpson foundation. good to talk to you. what did you think of the speech? >> well, i thought it was a very thoughtful speech. he is obviously

i'm talking about the pittsburgh steelers. bernard right up the gut and the rookie scores his first nfl touchdown, bengals up 7-3, just before the half, big ben goes up top to his big receiving, is the 6'5", up at 10. bernard 27 yards to the happy place. cincinnati would eventually take a 20-10 lead. big ben trying for a comeback. not happening. reggie nelson comes up with the interception as the bengals send pittsburgh to its first 0-2 start. >> we understand there's a certain amount of misery that comes with the position we're in. we'll wear it. we won't like it. we'll continue to work and get better particularly with our next opportunity. there's a certain amount we need to swallow with this and rightfully so. we've got to continue to work and move forward, but it starts with that acknowledgment that they were the better team tonight. >> a tough night for pittsburgh fans president i heights were on a no-hit alert, pirates facing the padres. san diego is the only franchise that has never thrown a no-hitter. never say never.

it wound up in a shootout, and pittsburgh wins it, 4-3. cubs and brewers in front of a sophisticated audience at miller park. last chance for the cubs to get one in this four-game series. and they did. third inning nate schierholtz fence- hunting, his 21st of the season scored anthony rizzo in front of him. cubs win, 5-1, seven string innings for jake arrieta. sox had the day off, they're at detroit tomorrow. henrik stenson has a one-shot lead in the tour championship, tiger's nine back after a 73. chicago native candace parker of the l-a sparks is the wnba mvp, the sky's elena delle donne and sylvia fowles finished third and fourth in the voting. quality baseball entertainment today. pirates catcher tony sanchez tracking a pop-up near the dugout, right into the dugout. notice first the great catch, and second how the padres really went out of their way to help him out. and then in detroit, prince fielder in pursuit of a pop-up, didn't get there, but he sampled somebody's nachos there in the front row. fielder said he thought about dipping

and outside pittsburgh? >> our chapters in the area are the first people on the scene in responding. unfortunately, probably now some of them are also victimized by the event. we're mobilizing 80,000 units of blood to transfer to the regions as needed. we are taking guidance from our emergency management personnel on what sachbs we can provide to them to make this response go smoothly. >> is there anything -- i know it's early after this has happened but is there anything that you can think of that people might be able to help you out with in terms of donating certain things? you mentioned blood and those things. >> well, we're asking people who are in other parts of the country who are blood donors or maybe not blood donors call and schedule an appointment so we can make sure the supply stays ready. our disaster volunteers will be responding. as tom mentioned earlier, this is going to be a long long spongs. the emotional trauma the emotional impact will be felt weeks, months into the future even years. so w

it is cool back in buffalo and pittsburgh. 20 degrees cooler in pittsburgh than d.c. give it one more day and the cool and less humid air will sweep through. today, a few storms in the north and tennessee. texas remains the hot spot. the big heat wave the last couple of weeks. still about 100 from san antonio to dallas. not bad. we're in the middle of the hurricane season and i'm bored. >>> coming up on "morning joe," the president's push and how he plans to get congressional approval to authorize an attack on syria. >>> when we come back here, we will huddle around the water cooler and target james franco at a comedy central roast. i heard it was kind of blue. we will show what we can. too big. too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. >>> all right. at the top of the show, we talked about microsoft buying nokia for $7.2 billion. if you want to sound smart today, tell your friends this is the second largest deal ever done by the giant. microsoft's biggest acquisition came

you're now pittsburgh. deal with it. >> gus: to the 41 yard line with 21 seconds remaining. 87 offensive plays for ohio state, 87 for california. >> charles: cal is disappointed. they were averaging 97 coming in. feel like it's a light day's work. >> gus: whole different caliber of opponent talking about ohio state. goff couldn't get that one there. nine seconds to go, intended for treggs. >> charles: definitely better days ahead for cal. remember who they were playing tonight, you mentioned caliber of opponent, one of the top teams in the nation. cal will be fine down the road. >> gus: goff the handoff, brendan bigelow, and that should do it. ohio state remaining perfect, 3-0 on the season. urban meyer and the buckeyes winning 52-34. we'll return to wrap up this evening's game right after these messages. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody knows that. well, did you know that old macdonald was a really bad speller? your word is...cow. cow. cow. c...o...w... ...e...i.

a toddler was hit by an suv in pittsburgh. kristen ayers tells us the two- year-old girl was chasing a ball into the street. kristen. >> reporter: yeah, ken, this happened on this block here in pittsburgh just a short time ago earlier this evening. that little girl at children's hospital in oakland. we don't know her exact condition, but she did have serious injuries. that lit girl's family says she was playing basketball with her cousin outside. the ball bounced into the street and when she went after it, she was hit by the driver in the white range rover who did not see her. the little girl was taken to the hospital. the driver is the man you see with the bloodied face. witnesses were concerned he would leave the scene and started pummeling him in the face until he got out. police did briefly question that man. they are saying tonight that he cooperated and that he even tried to give aide to the little girl, help her out some. we don't know exactly what her injuries are tonight. pittsburgh police are saying, however, it did

pittsburgh recovers at the 19. t four plays later, james conner bowls through a defender fromr f six yards out, pittsburgh with 7-0 leads. david wattford can't handle the snap. the panthers recover and once again you va would pay. two plays later tom savage back to pass. navy taking three first 3-0 start on the road to western kentucky. the mid's first drive to brown. he goes up the right side, a 21-yard game and it would lead to a touchdown. it was 7-0 navy. 7 second quarter, reynolds on the option, he keeps it and would get drilled by andrew jackson. he stayed down for a few minutes, forced to leave this game, didn't return. the mid rush for 107 yards. third quarter, third down, antonio andrews backs his way ss the end zone for an 11-yard touchdown. he carries 182 yards, they've suffers the first loss of the season, 19-7. one other score, georgetown falls on homecoming to t princeton, 50-22. the redskins journey to oakland started yesterday. there was a three hour time difference and because of whereo they're pla

that gives pittsburgh a two-game lead in the n.l. central, and it puts the reds and the cards neck and neck in the wild-card race. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," nfl commissioner roger goodell. >>> plus, we'll take you behind the scenes with some of the nfl's referees. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ [ male announcer ] let's go places. but let's be ready. ♪ let's do our homework. ♪ let's look out for each other. let's look both ways before crossing. ♪ let's remember what's important. let's be optimistic. but just in case -- let's be ready. let's go places, safely. >>> diana nyad says her maturity helped her complete a record swim from cuba to florida without a shark cage. she's 64 years old. as elaine quijano reports, nyad had to overcome some tough moments during her swim. >> how did you sleep last night? >> like a baby. and i kept waking up and i was smiling. >> reporter: but diana nyad says there were moments during her 110-mile swim when her struggle was almost too much,

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pittsburgh and st. louis. they have their three and a half games back. but they are leading the wild card race now but three teams likely to make the play off from the national league central. race is head heating up as we get close to a closer run coming up in a couple weeks. >>> wear stil>>> we're still i. >>> you forget about baseball. >>> okay. thanks. >> take a look at this next story. imagine having a last name that is 23is 35 letters long it won't on her drivers license. for years her license dropped the last letter of her name and didn't bother to include her first or middle name at all. she pe teugsd stat petitioned s. allowing room for her entire name. no, we did not try to spell or pronounce her last name. we will let you figure it out. >>> a it says the u.s. has more mill taser thau.s. has moremillr country in the world. japan comes in second place. china ranks third with just over a million. the report says despite the world becoming richer, most people will not see large wealth increases because the gap between rich and poor is increasing.

pittsburgh international festival made a big splash opening weekend. take a look. a 40-foot tall rubber ducky floating down the river, got the party started. this this project has put ducks in ponds around the world. each city builds its own duck based on plans by the dutch artist. pittsburgh's duck is the first in the u.s >>> thanks for joining us thanks for watching "wjz" 13 maryland's news stations, we'll see you again tonight at 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

sadly pittsburgh's victory along with cincinnati reds win means the national as chance for a post season miracle is over. >> sorry tucker. >> i'm happy. you know what, if the nationalsa are not going to do it, good for the pirates. they've stunk forever. >> coming out of nowhere. >> a maryland's man bicycle fund-raising journey to every major league baseball stadium is short. >> he died. sadly his effort ended 1810 miles from the finish line when a hit and run driver smashed into him while riding to miami. doctors say will he be okay butb needs to stay off the bike for two weeks. he plans to attend the ball game in miami and plans to finish as soon as he can. >> wow. >> too bad. >> yeah. there. t something hit him.g h >> a hit and run. come on. anyway what is going on in the e weather world? >> chilly temperatures. if you are out riding the bike this morning, going for a walk, it's fall. feels like it. early morning temperatures back in the 30s and 40s. going be a beautiful stretch of days here for the next several days. you know, i feel like i should be cleaning out my garage or somethi

>>> at 11, a developing story out of pittsburgh. a 2-year-old girl hit by a car. police say she was playing outside with other children when she ran into the street after a ball. the accident happened on jindal avenue at 6:00 this evening. police say speed and alcohol do not appear to be factors. the childchild was taken to oakland children's hospital. john finolio shows us the scene. >> reporter: i'm john finolio at scene of the accident. witnesses say the child was struck by an suv. this is still an active criminal investigation. that child was 2 years old. she was female. she was transported to children's memorial hospital where she remains in critical condition. i spoke with the child's aunt, who said the last update she got was that the child's vital signs are looking good. right now, the descriefer cooperating with police. >>> and tragedy at an east bay middle school in byron. a candlelight vigil was held for byron hu. the driver had just dropped off her own children. police say she was pulling out of the school swen he she want over hu. >> as soon as someon

. >>> a bizarre shooting outside of the courthouse in pittsburgh had investigators investigating tonight. police don't believe the courthouse was a target. >> this was not the most comforting site at the courthouse. a direct hit from a shot gown fired this morning. gun fired this morning. >> i am shocked and amazed that something like this happened at a courthouse. >> the department is stepped away, officers heard a gunfire. >> it is rare, there was an officer that was on the scene and we were on the scene seconds of this -- during the shot. >> surveillance camera surrounding the complex did see the suspect. >> ultimately, we don't know how that shotgun got there, it is definitely not safe to have any firearms out in the public like that, we don't know why it was there. >> the suspect jumped into the maroon sush ban. police don't believe that the suspect intended to fire the gun. >> i would hope to get out jury duty for that day if i was not hit by the bullet. >> no one was hurt though there were people inside and around the building at the time. >> we are definitely very fortunate that

in pittsburgh the drought is finally over. it's been 21 years since the pittsburgh pirates had a spot in the postseason but good times are here again. and the new nfl record last night. manning tossed for three touchdown passes against the raiders giving him 12 in his first three games breaking the previous record of 11 set by tom brady. broncos would go on to hammer the silver and black, 37-21. but what is more impressive. manning has 12 touchdown passes and yet to throw an intercepti interception. broncos improved 3 and 0 while the raiders fall to 1 and 2. >> that's not very good last night. ross, thank you. >>> still to come, the maul attack in nairobi, kenya. the country declares victory but a lot of questions remain. we'll go to nairobi for the latest and why health care reform could make it harder to see a doctor. on inside story, we bring together unexpected voices closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. >> and welcome back every to al jazeera. we'r

the same two teams meet in pittsburgh on tuesday, the first playoff appearance for the pirates in 21 years. >>> still to come soat can i get you? we'll take something tasty and healthy. ♪ ♪ if you wanna go and fly with me ♪ ♪ it's buzz the bee on your tv ♪ ♪ oh how did i get this way? ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ there's a party going on in your cereal bowl ♪ ♪ o's can help lower cholesterol ♪ ♪ oh why does it taste so great? ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ hey! must be the honey! . >>> it might be a match up of running style welcomes at oakland coliseum tomorrow afternoon and then again it might not. the raiders say it will be a game-time decision whether terrelle pryor gets the start against robert griffin iii and the washington redskins because pryor is still recover flight he took in monday night's game against broncos. pryor has passed league's concussion rot col and reported to pass the team exam. no one from the raiders is saying yet whether it will be pryor or matt flynn starting tomorrow. >> we're obviously on top of

for the first time in 20 years, pittsburgh locks up at least a .500 season. fans liking that. >>> a's donaldson dives over the tarp, makes the catch, falls over. yeah, he gets it after that, but you know, the a's don't win that unfortunately. they lose to the rangers 5-1. he's okay, by the way. more gymnastics. diamondbacks in phoenix. who is that? olympic gold medalist does a cartwheel, then throws the first pitch. she's still got it. >>> andy murray gets a scare, then bounces back. this shot lobbing deep, showing how he regained his game with nice shots. inside the line, it makes it, so does murray, he wins in four sets. >>> notre dame cannot spell. drinking cups got it wrong. look at that, fig thing irish. they'll be replaced by the next home game. maybe they can spell "go blue" by then. >>> miami heat's lebron james is developing a sitcom. lebron won't be on the show, but he is one of the executive producers. the show will be based on his rise to stardom. >>> you might remember the group how ridiculous, that makes dozens of trick shot videos, these are so

mike london and the cavilersavil kicked off the acc schedule at pittsburgh. ohio borne grabbed dominick terrell. doesn't get away from the bouncing punt that would hit hit and pitt would recover at the virginia 19. 19 that will cost uva. four plays later, james conner bullies over the defender, scores from six yards out, pittsburgh had a 7-0 lead. so virginia tries it again. david wattford can't handle the snap, fumbles the ball. bal the panthers recover at the 18-yard line. you va would pay. tom savage 15 yards and the touchdown, virginia falls toal pitt is a-3. navy sticking their first 3 hof 0 start at western kentucky. the mid drive pitches to brown.o he runs up the right side, would gain 2 is yards from he is pushed out that lead to a one-yard score 7-0 navy. reynolds on the ons, would keep it and get drilled by jackson. he was forced to leave the famee with a head injury. there was own 107 yards on the ground. 10-0, andrews on the left side, back into the end zone with a 32 carry for 182 yards, navy suffers first loss of they s season, 19-7. current hig

temperatures could drop into the 40s in a few areas for low temperatures. 47 in pittsburgh, by the time you wake up in the 50s, philadelphia, just below 60 in washington and cooler up through new england. by afternoon it is comfortable. temperatures climbing into the 70s thursday, barely over 70 on thursday and then gets a little warmer. tropics are quiet, one or two clusters of storms developing, could show signs of development over the next 48 hours. we'll watch this closely over the caribbean and also the pacific. stephanie. >> thank you. coming up. >> a u.s. government report obtained exclusively by al jazeera's investigative unit, exposes breaks in security in outposts throughout the world. >>> what is revealed about the security lapses leading up to the deadly attack in benghazi and what's been overlooked in the aftermath. >>> walmart workers striking, thousands of walmart workers across the country, what they're demanding from the nation's largest private employer. >> and i'm jessica tapp, take a look at the reigning queen of tennis. i'm going to tell you all about that coming up

. >> pittsburgh, they implemented their camera system in 2005. they felt some of their prime got misplaced. >> but doesn't buy it. he told us fbi statistics show violent crime and property crime was rising before pittsburgh and continued to increase at the same rate. >> the connection between the use of video surveillance and antioch, tenuous. >> while crime dropped 22%, crime also dropped 23% in san leandro, without a surveillance system. for some people who live here, cameras provide a sense of security. >> i really care about privacy if it's going to help somebody. >> kristen ayers, kpix5. >> a police spokesperson said he understands the public's concern about privacy and the department would be open to working with the aclu on the surveillance program. >> now that the bay bridge is finally over. we turn our attention to the bart extension into silicon valley. first phase will add the warm spring station in south fremont. a bart station, and then the varieset station. fremont station is the end of the line. the second phase of the project stil