rogers, and franco harris and all the luminaries within pittsburgh. and a young minister came up to me and she told me this. she said it was 80 years ago today that kristallnacht happened. t was 80 years ago that people burned down synagoguing in czechoslovakia, germany and austria and police looked the other way. in pittsburgh they ran into the buildings with bullets flying at them. it was 80 years ago today jews were killed and politicians turned their back. in pittsburgh today we stand shoulder-to-shoulder, democrat and republican, to say never again. it was 80 years ago today that community leaders allowed the holocaust to begin and in pittsburgh today we stand as one to make sure that we follow what we believe to be the right way. we can defeat hate. i loved our expression stronger than hate, showing the steelers symbol with the star of david. it said something about not only pittsburgh but the response that came from around the world. it was more than we were saying that we were stronger than hate. we were saying that an attack against one is an

. > i'm the mayor of pittsburgh. mayor of los angeles, california. >> mayor of rochester, minnesota. >> mayor from hawaii. [indiscernible] >> john hamilton, bloomington, indiana. >> indiscernible] >> mark myers, greenwood, ndiana >> robert store, mayor of danville in the san francisco bay area. >> mayor of the all-american city, desoto, texas. [indiscernible] >> sean riley, mayor of walk shaw, wisconsin. > mayor of baton, louisiana. >> mayor of st. percent berg, florida. >> mayor of sunrise, florida. >> mayor for the city of vancouver, washington. mayor of largo, massachusetts. >> mayor of framing, massachusetts. >> thank you again. before i turn it over to mr. leiberman, i want to advise everyone that we are live on ourl and i want to thank conference director who is here today for his support and his leadership and for always being a partner to the conference of mayors and the cities that we serve. so, mr. leeb man. >> thanks -- leiber manning. >> good morning. it's an incredibly important time for this panel. it's

pittsburgh. >> you never think about that. when you are a mayor in your thinking about your city and your city will go down in history for this. it would never happen at tree of life. because, tree of life is literally mister rogers neighborhood where fred rogers lived, two blocks away we are family, the most diverse neighborhood in all of western pennsylvania. people choose to live in squirrel hill because they want to live around people who are different. they embrace that. my neighborhood, i live seven blocks away. those words just hit like somebody punching you in the stomach. taking the wind right out of you. everything you thought about your city is completely changed forever. pittsburgh being the city that it is, the victims themselves were friends, family members of friends you'd known for 20 years . you get to go through this process of trying to operate and act rational at a time when the emotions are really taking over and it becomes difficult. you hear about the stories of how the first officer arrived and upon com

one of those cold october pittsburgh days, overcast rain. the one that just draws you into hit snooze and i had a system with my chief of staff that if there was ever an emergency on a date like that when you have a couple of hours off and you are not picking up the phone, hang up and call back twice on this phone and the bat phone rang and i ignored it and rolled over and then it rang a second time and i know something was wrong and both my chief of staff and i live about, i live seven locks from tree of life and he lives nine and he said we have an active shooter at tree of life, officers are down, mass casualties expected. and when you get the call it is a kick to the stomach and you don't have an immediate reaction. the immediate reaction is, okay and i say give me five minutes. let me think and then let's plan on something. and so i put the phone down and i said a short prayer and a pick the phone back up and i said i need you to pick me up and i said come on your way. pittsburgh became the latest member of the committee that none of us

i'm from pittsburgh. aft comes first. >> always. >> atf. and that's the use of bump stocks which creates machine guns, which machine guns are already illegal, and it's just the way we get around it. it's a loophole, and the trump administration has already banned them, but it also bans the use and purchase and owning of bullets that can penetrate armor. and the third one is pretty simple and what we think most people would agree. that we realize that there are people who shouldn't have guns, that are in a mental state, either temporarily or chronically, that are going to cause harm to themselves or to others, and a police officer or a family member should have the ability to go to the court and to be able to go through due process and have their weapons temporarily relieved from them, just like we do with protection from abuse orders or domestic violence orders, and to be able to allow during that time the person to get the help they need. those are the three areas where we think that this discussion needs to begin. and we have -- many peop

in the city of pittsburgh a little later at a later session around hate crimes. he's going to talk about the terrible tragedy at the tree of life synagogue and he may even mention it here today, but please welcome mayor peduto. [ applause ] >> thanks, mayor. just on a background and just a little bit about myself, i grew up with guns in my household. there was always at least one 22 and a shotgun. my dad kept a clip in his bedroom drawer and a box of shells. i started out my college career i'd call it at carnegie melon where i was on an army rotc scholarship and i was trained how to properly use a .22 as well as an m-16 simulated rifle. my high school was one of those high schools that monday and tuesday after thanksgiving were days off because that's when hunting season began. every thanksgiving our rifle club would raffle off a .22 rifle that would sit in our cafeteria. so i'm into the coming from a background of not understanding guns or being anti-second amendment or anything else that happens, but on october 27th i decided it was a really nice morning to sle

i grew up in pittsburgh -- i bet you've been there. you've been to pittsburgh? >> i have. >> so, my parents -- my dad was a doctor, and our parents gave us music lessons, us four kids. me -- the piano around 10 years old. and that was the story, you know? around the same time, he would get -- he would bring home, my dad, erroll garner records, who is also from pittsburgh. some people know wonderful jazz pianists, and he kind of liked jazz -- my dad. so, i -- it was -- i was exposed to it. then i had lessons, and i was kind of a poor student and wouldn't really... i had a facility for it, you know. >> i could you want to do something here. >> well, no, i like to touch the piano. >> you're itching to play. okay. >> well, this is the first time -- you know, we're going to play here, like i was telling you. >> it's ronnie scott's, the legendary. >> and this is the first time i'm sitting at this piano. i've never been at this piano before except now in the last three minutes, since we've been setting up, and we're going to play here in about a week. and -- yeah. how

the pittsburgh public relations society is having a gala. they invited me to network and meet people. i told people i'm a media person. the only person i'm doing this is i can know some names, maybe land a job. it's been fun. >> do you think you'll end up talking to tom brady? you're talking to boston radio stations? >> i would chat with him. i'll say, make sure you win because i'm placing a bet. i'm going to grab a ticket. >> i love that you're going to a job fair, passing out your resumÉ and also going to place a bet. you mentioned job offers. this can be tough. in all seriousness you put this up as the lower third as the title of someone on the screen. i know you understand the seriousness of it. do you think this will hold you up from getting another job in news? >> i love news. i definitely would be willing to stay. a couple of tv stations have reached out. i just bought a house in pittsburgh. so i'm stuck here. you know how that works. i'm from here. i worked around in ohio, market to market. if i didn't have the house i would be will

pittsburgh: "my grandson was in line yesterday for the ticket. they woke up at 5 o'clock in the morning.">a day later, fans back in line waiting hours anticipating the big bash.. including this 9-year-old girl from napa who made national headlines back in november.. riley morrison wrote curry a letter asking why his under armour shoes aren't made for girls.he wrote back things will change and promised she would be one of the first kids to get the new curry 6 shoes..here she is today sporting her christmas present from the man himself those new curry 6 shoes you just saw was inspired by the marquee of the fox theater, today is also a celebration of the 'global' launch of the new sneakers made by under armor. live in oakland, gayle ong kron 4 news. (grant) it has been more than 3- months since the salesforce transit center was shutdown ... following the discovery of two cracks in the structure. now repair plans have been approved.. but, it

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summary for danville and pittsburgh, mid-50s. san francisco 58, novato the -- 56. stormy east day is wednesday with scattered showers possible on thursday morning. and, we dry out friday through the weekend. some showers are possible on sunday evening. a stormycoming up. >>> the clemson tigers visited with president trump to celebrate their national football title. the white house dinner was a little out of the ordinary. president trump tweet -- treated them to fast food. mcdonald's, wendy's, burger king and pizza all served on white house china. why? much of the staff has been furloughed because of the government shutdown. >> great american food. it has been very interesting to see at the end of the evening. i >> they took on the national title last week. >>> clemson was not the biggest story in college football today. that belonged to an oakland a's draft choice. we have his decision. could the 49ers actually land one of the best receivers in the nfl with the help of jerry rice? his reaction next. was not -- (music throughout) >>> the first-round draft pick kyler

. >> i was thinking of the tree of life jewish synagogue back in pittsburgh. and the murder of 11 of the worship attendees. and you know we had a few years ago, mother emanuel and this is. >> north carolina. >> south carolina. and it was you know we were thinking those were the exceptions. and now it seems to be coming the rule that these are places of worship where we are safe and sacred places but now they are being violated. there's active shooter trainings taking place around the nation now. who would have thought of that aining opars or ushers and greeters members of the church how to our church. we come to find peace and find strength and we come to find comfort and now we are on edge. is that going to happen to us? and so, the hate speech, the being emboldened people can go and do the shootings if thedon't like the congregation trying to help somebody they don't like. >> isn't that something. >> yeah. this is we are in a new day. >> you remember one of the hopeful things that came out of there out of that event was the muslim community and support of th

wrestling with sexism and abuse in america report on how one high school in pittsburgh is using sports to try and encourage male teenagers to change their behavior toward women and girls. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program german police have arrested a suspect in the hacking case that saw stolen data from one of from one some one thousand politicians and celebrities including chancellor angela merkel the personal information was then made available on the internet the data was released on twitter in the run up to christmas personal phone numbers home and e-mail addresses they were made public and in some cases also private messages and for. authorities learned about the data theft late last week. and our chief political editor michelle because there has been following those developments so at this point mahela what more do we know. well police here in germany are about to start a press conference where we are due to learn more details about this of arrest of a twenty year old man in the state of hester before his flat was search so clearly there was some. criminal ating evidence th

serious mistake plus it's wrestling with sexism and abuse in america we report on how one high school in pittsburgh is using force to try and encourage male teenagers to change their behavior toward women and girls. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. in germany a suspect arrested for a mass data breach has confessed to the police the twenty year old male says that he committed the crime out of anger towards statements made by the politicians and public figures that he targeted the personal information of one thousand politicians was published on twitter before christmas private messages and photos were also made public authorities learned about the data theft late last week. and officials in the state of have just held a press conference let's listen in for a moment i have a woman for this suspect has confessed to the crimes he was suspected off and is assisting us in the investigation beyond his own crimes he has given us further details that will assist the investigation itself because of the circumstances there was no reason to keep him in custody and the suspect was r

people like the pittsburgh mayor and the others said this was not the time to come. noam: well, i think it's quite easy to understand. there is an alliance of reactionary repressive states developing under the u.s. aegis. israel is a leading member of it. saudi arabia is another, one of the most brutal, regressive, harsh states in the world. united arab emirates, egypt under the harsh, brutal dictatorship, the united states, israel, and the united states, of course, very -- especially under this -- the alignment goes way back, but the trump administration has gone way out of itits way to lend support to israeli crimes, israeli expansion, and the e israeli right wing, of course, which is increasingly dominant, is delighted. so, the fact that, say, the israeli i ambassador would cocome out and say that is realally no more surprirising than the fact that john bolton would praise the election of a strong advocate of torture, murder and repression. itit all fitits the same patter. amy: this issue of the number of people who died this weekend, the horrific massacre, 11 jew

they get a little bit of a pension. >> in 1936, a larger garbage plant opens in pittsburgh. american reduction closes the plant here, and reduction becomes a ghost town. when reduction closed, what happened to the people living in those houses? >> people were devastated. that was their livelihood. >> the stawovy family dairy, nevertheless, thrives. in 1948, david's father is newly married and looking for a starter home. he approaches the american reduction company to purchase one of the houses in the old neighborhood. >> he said, "what's the price?," and he gave him the price, and then he said to my father, "instead of buying one, why don't you buy them all?" >> how much? >> $10,000. >> did he have the money? >> no. he borrowed it. >> he saw it as an investment? >> oh, yes. >> david's parents rent out the 18 vacant homes and move into this 600-square-foot house just like the others. here they start a family. david is born in 1949, followed by sisters jacque, cheryl, and brother jan. >> it was very close-knit, and, as i recall, it was very happy. >> jacque recalls a childhood

a perpetrator shot and killed 11 jewish worshipers at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, which we all remember. all of these should be condemned by all of us in this body, black, white, rich, poor, muslim, christian, jewish, we are all i believe children of the same god and i hope the majority and their sincere in ushering this resolution to the floor, not just an opportunity to shame one party, as irredeemably racist, but as a united statement against bigotry. when bigotry goes unchallenged. it festers and rears its ugly head. slavery and other types of racial and religious intolerance did. this is something that must unite this body. i hope that it does. i believe that it will. and with that, madam speaker, i yield back. mr. collins: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: madam speaker, i now yield one minute to the distinguished gentleman from rhode island, mr. cicilline. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. . mr. cicilline: i rise today in support of this resolution. cong

he scores 3-1 over pittsburgh. they were never heading after that. but in the third have more shark activity. he shot back in. is an empty netter. they have won seven straight games and let them rain down. they 19 on the last 10. we do have a little time to check this out. back to the league. it kangaroos. they really were going at it. check this out. this is pretty cool. one of the greatest players in the world has a fan that wants to get his picture taken. with the great soccer players. he wanders over and says the guys are going to spend the night in jail. at least let me. see you later, good night. ibeen building them fora 115 years,hat's get a ford. if you want a car with driver-assist technology, get a ford. if you want waze and amazon alexa compatibility, get a ford. if you want a car that doesn't have any of that, get anything... but a ford. otherwise, you're gonna want a ford. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we're back! funniest thing-- stella fell in love with this dog on our walk, just stared at it lovingly. turned out to be her reflec

a perpetrator shot and killed 11 jewish worshipers at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, which we all remember. all of these should be condemned by all of us in this body, black, white, rich, poor, muslim, christian, jewish, we are all i believe children of the same god and i hope the majority and their sincere in ushering this resolution to the floor, not just an opportunity to shame one party, as irredeemably racist, but as a united statement against bigotry. when bigotry goes unchallenged. it festers and rears its ugly head. slavery and other types of racial and religious intolerance did. this is something that must unite this body. i hope that it does. i believe that it will. and with that, madam speaker, i yield back. mr. collins: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: madam speaker, i now yield one minute to the distinguished gentleman from rhode island, mr. cicilline. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. . mr. cicilline: i rise today in support of this resolution. cong

really responded to each other, and a number of folks from pittsburgh said yeah, because we had done a lot of hard work before that with getting to know each other and working together, so the bonds the ties that bind were in place when a crisis like that comes, we just called on the network that was already in place. and i have taken that to heart because none of us know when something like that is going to happen. in fact, in our communities to have the community in place, the interfaith community that can respond in love and kindness and support is important. >> that's right. >> we had temple beth el in richmond and had an interfaith service, and it was marvelous to have people from various faiths traditions to come and stand in solidarity with our jewish brothers and sisters to build a new relationship and say, we stand with you. we are feeling your pain. we felt some of that pain in our own communities and so, out of the evil comes some good. >> yeah. likewise. temple beth abraham in oakland toast hosted an interfaith service and it was powerful. >> i saw one of the stories make

the 11-minute film is called "the eye of the needle" and it chronicles opioid addiction in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. it was for the light of life rescue mission's annual gala. light of life is a homeless shelter in pittsburgh whose clients are homeless primarily due to addiction and mental health issues. light of life provides a home for the homeless, food for the hungry and cares for the poor, the addicted, the elderly. like so many shelters in america, the opioid epidemic has greatly impacted them. they have been using this film as an educational tool that has been screened at carnegie melon university, robert morris university. on sunday it was the first time the film was shown in a community set hing. about 100 people gathered in the area community center for the viewing which also featured a panel discussion. i proudly participated on the panel which featured several speakers from the community including representatives from law enforcement and alcohol, drug abuse services. mr. speaker, i know there isn't a zip code in the country that isn't impacted by the opioid epidemic. we ha

pittsburgh 2. it feels like 13 below zero as you head out this morning. we're not going to warm very far throughout the afternoon. afternoon highs 13 in detroit. louisville 25. pittsburgh 16 degrees. this is the coldest air we've felt in a very long time. you want to prepare yourself as you head out. >> all right, michelle, thank you so much. >>> 31 days into the government shutdown, and 800,000 federal workers are still waiting to find out if they're going to get their next paycheck. over the weekend president trump dangled a deal to protect dreamers in exchange for border wall money. but democrats are calling the offer a nonstarter. afterwards the president slammed house speaker nancy pelosi on twitter calling her a radical democrat and saying she's lost control of the party. nbc's tracie potts joining us now from d.c. with the very latest on this. good morning. it looks like this compromise is going to hit a wall with democrats? >> it certainly has. they're calling it not only a nonstarter, some even say the president's trying to boost his poll numbers

a report on how one high school in pittsburgh is using sports to try to encourage male teenagers to change their behavior toward women and girls. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us. tonight, here in germany, a 20-year-old student has confessed to one of the country's biggest ever cyber attacks. he said he stole the personal data of thousands of public rigors, including politicians and celebrities, and that he release that information via twitter, exposing private messages, pictures, and even credit card numbers. he is the latest high-profile hacker to expose the holes in german cyber defenses. >> the attack has caused consternation in another 20-year-old suspect has apparently told police he was behind the massive data breach. >> concerning his motive, i hope you understand that at this point, we cannot provide you with a final pick her. but the suspect said he searched for and published data. the reason was that he was angry about specific statements the inter partes made publicly. >> the hacker is thought to have acted alone. he used twitter to publish personal info

pittsburgh: "my grandson was in line yesterday for the ticket. they woke up at 5 o'clock in the morning.">a day later, fans back in line waiting hours anticipating the big bash.. including this 9-year-old girl from napa who made national headlines back in november.. riley morrison wrote curry a letter asking why his under armour shoes aren't made for girls.he wrote back things will change and promised she would be one of the first kids to get the new curry 6 shoes..here she is today sporting her christmas present from the man himself those new curry 6 shoes you just saw was inspired by the marquee of the fox theater, today is also a celebration of the 'global' launch of the new sneakers made by under armor. live in oakland, gayle ong kron 4 news. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o. kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: a series of strong storms are now

negative numbers in columbus and pittsburgh, new york city is at 4 right now. burlington is at 1. when you factor in the wind chills in the northeast where it's breezy that's where it feels negative teens. today's forecast with the sunshine, decent recovery after a frigid morning, winds will be lighter this afternoon. chicago, a little snow returning. temperatures do jump up a little bit to zero. be a welcomed relief. the really big february thaw starts on friday in areas from texas through the northern plains and then it will head through great lakes and ohio valley and finally the northeast by super bowl sunday. on friday rapid city, 53 degrees. on saturday st. louis jumps to 62. you were justin negative numbers. your temperatures will jump about 80 degrees in about three days. super bowl sunday finally we get that warmth in chicago, d.c. right around 53 degrees. so, yeah, we paid the price. >> how will atlanta be on super bowl sunday? >> atlanta is like 59. no problems whatsoever. >> here's the problem with the squall. my 2-year-old wanted to go outside. i said aren't you cold

but 11 back towards pittsburgh. 11 in west virginia. 19 in collins. we're in for a much colder day tomorrow. tomorrow is going to be a heck of a lot colder. same deal on friday. a very cold day on friday before the snow. so windy and cold tomorrow. wind chills in the 20s both thursday and friday. and right on throughoohe weekend, weekend snow chances increasing. now, how much snow? we're going to take auch closer look at this. amilia jns me with what you can expect on your saturday and your sunday. storm team 4, we're all on this for you. >>> meanwhile the attory of the family whose little girl suffered an electric shock at mgm national harbor is now blasting the company. the family sued, and now they say mgm is using after sheocas d on the property last june. the burea chiefith how the company is responding to the allegations. >> this is tragedy that mgm is making worse and worse and worse. >> reporter: the attorney representing the family in the civil suit against mgm national harbor after the 7-year-old was severely shocked and critically injured o

or nothing in pittsburgh penguins and we're now one ten eleven overall to close in on defending the stanley cup chop means the washington capitals in the metropolitan division. over in detroit the right way the right way is defeated the visiting nashville predators snapped a six game losing streak it was all tied at the three apiece at the end of regulation detroit dylan larkin scored with just under twenty five seconds left in overtime to seal a forty three win over the predators. and that's your sport for now and aaron back to you very much indeed you know in days gone by the holiday season would be a good excuse for a game of mahjong in hong kong but the younger generation with their mobile phones and computer games often don't know how to play across men and women who hung like the tiles for the traditional table games are dying out the problem reports. huge cash flows once a familiar sound in almost every hong kong neighborhood marjon was so widely played it became synonymous with the city's culture but over the years as gambling laws tightened and the younger generation lost i

near a freak of reports one school in pittsburgh pennsylvania is trying to change that it's using sports to raise awareness among teenage boys and girls about sexual harassment. testosterone is in the air resting teammates carried high school is preparing for the next competition but coach leonard our bitch doesn't just teach sports he has another topic on his agenda respectful behavior towards women and girls after each training they gather food cool down talk today's topic the problem of climbing goals for sexual harassment how do you how do you think something like that affects the person that got grabbed you know not only did you get assaulted not only were you disrespected but your fault. it's not right that's a small way have depression and suicide anxiety but even the smallest thing can have the biggest impact on someone's life their conversations they have resonate with the boy. women are looked like powerless as he said in society and you know it's a problem i mean we should all be created before you know they should be doing the same thing but really you know it's just it's som

stall game in san jose california pittsburgh penguins star sidney crosby school to go then had three assists on the night to leading side the metropolitan division to a ten five victory of the central division crosby was named the game's m.v.p. the proceeds benefit the pension fund of the play. and that's all the sport we have the finale coming up again later thank you very much peyton stay with us i'll be back in just a few minutes that another phone rings bulletin. separate al-jazeera we investigate the toxic legacy of south africa's mining industry and examine exactly what is hiding beneath all this talk sick waste africa's largest democracy heads to the polls join us for live coverage nigeria books al-jazeera well it showcases the best of the networks documentaries with powerful untold stories from the middle east and north africa as cubans are set to vote on the possible changes to the constitution what impact will be outcome have on the country the world sunny day witness visits ghana and sweden where a community polarized by mining on questions the heritage february on al-jaze

and wrestling with sexism and of use in america we report on how one high school in pittsburgh is using sports to try to encourage male teenagers to change their behavior towards women and girls so. i'm going to go off it's good to have you with us tonight here in germany a twenty year old student has confessed to one of the country's biggest ever cyber attacks he says that he's still the personal data of thousands of public figures including politicians and celebrities and that he released that information via twitter exposing private messages pictures and even credit card numbers now he is the latest high profile hacker to expose the hopes in german officials cyber defense. the attack on a string of high profile victims has caused consumation now the twenty yard suspect has apparently told police he was behind the message data breach. so as i am with you what's your concerning his motive i hope you understand that at this point we cannot provide you with the final picture to understand but the suspect said he searched for and published data the reason was that he was angry about speci

a perpetrator shot and killed 11 jewish worshipers at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, which we all remember. all of these should be condemned by all of us in this body, black, white, rich, poor, muslim, christian, jewish, we are all i believe children of the same god and i hope the majority and their sincere in ushering this resolution to the floor, not just an opportunity to shame one party, as irredeemably racist, but as a united statement against bigotry. when bigotry goes unchallenged. it festers and rears its ugly head. slavery and other types of racial and religious intolerance did. this is something that must unite this body. i hope that it does. i believe that it will. and with that, madam speaker, i yield back. mr. collins: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: madam speaker, i now yield one minute to the distinguished gentleman from rhode island, mr. cicilline. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. . mr. cicilline: i rise today in support of this resolution. cong

time they want and if there's some people like you know like sarah not necessarily always right in pittsburgh right now there's like an issue going on and one of the communities that is kind of like small size is this whole conversation where there is very hyper. communities liberty and in this community there's actually one problem in this community. there's a billboard that has been erected and that. each month a different artist has an opportunity to put like a phrase on a billboard and it's just a piece of this a piece of art that exists in a neighborhood people look at the billboards look at the sayings and you know oh that's called us clever don't we think anything of it so a couple months ago black artist got a name of obese or worms really had this phrase up there to us that there were black people in the future. and that became an issue in the home feeling the. landlord contacted the person who's in charge of the or distillation asked him to take it though there were panels about this there were news articles about this like this was a big pittsburgh deal. why do you think that was.

he eventually settled on a frontier south of pittsburgh. a place so remote that they settlers petition called at the ends of the american earth. he speculated land and farmed a little. he cap to store and he tried to manufacture guns and class. none of that have brought in the fortune that he came seeking. none of that has really put him on his path in america. but his talents have not gone unnoticed. and aristocrat by birth and education, gallatin became a radical republican by convention. one of those freedom loving anti-federalists who thought that the federal government was going to be too strong and too remote from the people. he was sent to the pennsylvania legislature, and there he showed a rare aptitude for public finance. a prodigious appetite for hard work. and a neck for getting along with people of different political persuasions. icholson,d hannah n the daughter of a feisty navy commodore who have become one of the writ leading republican organizers here in new york city. it was indeed a tax or vaults that brought gallatin to n

women have experienced some sort of violence by a partner school or university this has to change in pittsburgh pennsylvania boys are now receiving courses in respect in addition to health and physical education. testosterone is in the air the wrestling team of cary high school is preparing for the next competition but coach leonard our bitch doesn't just teach sports he has another topic on his agenda respectful behavior towards women and girls after each training they gather for a cool down talk today's topic the problem of learning goals for sexual harassment how do you how do you think something like that affects the person they got grabbed . you know you not only did you get assaulted not only were you disrespected but your fault. was never that's a moment when you have to oppression of suiciding zaya the good but even the smallest thing can have the biggest impact on someone's life their conversations they have resonate with the boy. women are looked like powerless as he said in society and it's a problem i mean we should all be created before you know they should be doing the same thing

policÍa que deberÁn dar informaciÓn sobre estos casos incluyen el de san francisco, el de oakland, pittsburgh y solicitudes similares hicieron en sacramento. ramÓn: un hombre fue arrestado despuÉs de haberse en retirado en su apartamento luego de haber cometido violencia domÉstica. despuÉs de casi una hora, la policÍa arrestÓ a la violenta mujer y ahora enfrenta varios cargos. palmira: tenemos la lista de las escuelas se verÁn afectados por el paro laboral de los maestros. reportero: un informe interno revela que laiÓn de donald trump empezÓ a separar a niÑos ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ palmira: maestros en el ilÍcito escolar dicen estar al borde de una abuela. ramÓn: el dÍa de maÑana educadores de cinco planteles plantean abandonar las aulas. nos reportan desde oakland. reportero: josÉ espinosa es uno de alrededor de tres maestros que llevan mÁs de aÑo y medio sin contrato, maÑana se unirÁ a un paro laboral. >>es sÓlo un preÁmbulo a lo que podrÍa ocurrir. reportero: maestros de estas escuelas, planean abandonar las aulas y marchar a las oficinas del distrito. a pesar de la acciÓn

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