Friday, 30 November 2012

Breaking News 66: CBS Pittsburgh: Friday’s KDKA Afternoon News: Nov. 30, 2012

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CBS Pittsburgh: Friday's KDKA Afternoon News: Nov. 30, 2012
Dec 1st 2012, 00:46

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Friday's KDKA Afternoon News: Nov. 30, 2012
Dec 1st 2012, 00:32

PITTSBURGH (NewsRadio 1020 KDKA) — In case you were too busy to catch that special segment of Friday’s KDKA Afternoon News you were waiting to hear, here’s a recap.

KDKA Radio’s Bill Rehkopf and Rose Ryan Douglas open the show by talking with Chris Kardasz, of the band KardaZ.

He discusses the Hurricane Sandy benefit concert the band will take part in.

Chris Kardasz On Superstorm Sandy Benefit

Next up, Bill talked with his good friend Vinny Richichi from Sports Radio 93-7 The Fan to get his thought on Sunday’s Steeler game against the Ravens.

Vinny Richichi On Steelers-Ravens

In the 5 p.m. hour, Bill speaks with Pirates General Manager Neil Huntington to talk about the signing of Russell Martin as well as other moves the Pirates are making as baseball’s arbitration deadline nears.

Neil Huntington On Russell Martin Signing

Finally, KDKA Radio’s Joe Destio, who filled in for Bill in the shows final hour, talked with David Rubin, who just returned from the White House after being briefed by President Obama’s advisers on the fiscal cliff.

David Rubin On Fiscal Cliff
Filed under: Heard On NEWSRADIO 1020 KDKA, Radio.com - News Tagged: Baltimore Ravens, Baseball, Bill Rehkopf, Chris Kardasz, Fiscal Cliff, Hurricane Sandy, Joe DeStio, Pittsburgh Pirates, Pittsburgh Steelers, Rose Ryan-Douglas, Vinny Richichi

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Breaking News 66: CBS Pittsburgh: Hunter Facing Charges After Bullet Hits Home In Leet Township

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CBS Pittsburgh: Hunter Facing Charges After Bullet Hits Home In Leet Township
Dec 1st 2012, 00:46

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Hunter Facing Charges After Bullet Hits Home In Leet Township
Dec 1st 2012, 00:44

LEET TOWNSHIP (KDKA) — The shot rang out just before noon on Thursday.

"This is where the bullet entered," Pamela Call, of Leet Township, said while pointing out where the shot went into the home.

"It came in through here; then, it came down this way," Phillip Call, Pamela's husband, said as he showed the path the bullet took in the home.

The slug from the hunter’s shotgun passed through the bedroom into the bathroom, and then through the bathroom door before hitting the molding in the hallway.

It was only inches from where Phillip Call had just paused to speak with a workman.

“I was on my way to the restroom, but the plumber asked me a question so I stopped," said Call. "If I had gone on to the restroom the bullet would have hit me."

His life spared, but anger set in.

“There’s a guy out there hunting with a weapon, a high-powered weapon. He’s being careless. He’s not being a responsible," Call said. “I couldn’t even sleep in my bedroom last night.”

William Krueger, 66, of Sewickley, is charged with firing into the state-mandated, 150-yard safety zone and destruction of property. That carries a $1,000 fine and the cost of repairs.

But Pamela Call says he should be charged with endangerment.

“He shot at my house, and my husband was in there and he’s a human," she said. "There were four people in there and he should be held accountable for that.”

Game Commission Officer Gary Fujak says Krueger has been charged appropriately, but the investigation continues.

“The Game Commission is consulting with the District Attorney, and we’ll see what other charges could be pending against this hunter also," said Fujak.

But the harrowing experience has put the Calls on a mission to tighten up the hunting laws and make the penalties more severe against any hunter that hits a house.

RELATED LINKS: More Local News More Reports from Andy Sheehan

Filed under: Local, News, Syndicated Local Tagged: Andy Sheehan, Bullet, Charges, Game Commission, Hunter, Hunting, Investigation, Leet Township, Officer Gary Fujak, Pamela Call, Phillip Call, Shotgun, William Krueger

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Breaking News 66: Voice of America: US Mechanic, Wife Claim Share of $588 Million Lottery Jackpot

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Voice of America: US Mechanic, Wife Claim Share of $588 Million Lottery Jackpot
Dec 1st 2012, 00:03

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US Mechanic, Wife Claim Share of $588 Million Lottery Jackpot
Nov 30th 2012, 22:37

An unemployed office manager and her husband from a rural hamlet in the Midwestern U.S. state of Missouri have come forward to claim one half of the multi-state $588 million lottery jackpot known as Powerball. Cindy Hill and her husband Mark, a 52-year-old mechanic, were introduced to the public on Friday in Dearborn, Missouri, a town of 496 residents about 50 kilometers north of Kansas City. The Hills chose to take their winnings in a lump sum payment of $192.5 million, rather than annual ...

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Breaking News 66: CBS Pittsburgh: Russell Martin Expects To Continue Winning Ways With Pirates

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CBS Pittsburgh: Russell Martin Expects To Continue Winning Ways With Pirates
Dec 1st 2012, 00:18

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Russell Martin Expects To Continue Winning Ways With Pirates
Dec 1st 2012, 00:17

PITTSBURGH (93-7 THE FAN) — Newly-signed Pirates’ catcher Russell Martin joined Seibel, Starkey and Miller on Sports Radio 93-7 The FAN fresh off of signing his contract.

Martin said he sees a really good group of young players and thinks he could help get them to the next level that they haven’t been able to reach.

Russell caught for Pirates’ starter A.J. Burnett during their time together with the New York Yankees, and said he looks forward to working with him again because the two share the same type of competitiveness when out on the field.

According to Martin, every team he has played on has been a contender, and he expects that trend to continue with the Pirates.

We wrapped things up with Martin asking him what signs he sees from the Pirates that they are committed to winning, and how much of a difference maker he can be.

Click the link below to listen to the full interview:

Russell Martin On Signing With Pirates

Filed under: Heard on The Fan, Pirates, Radio.com - Sports, Sports, Sports Talk Shows Tagged: AJ Burnett, Catcher, Clint Hurdle, James McDonald, New York Yankees, Pittsburgh Pirates, Russell Martin

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Breaking News 66: CBS Pittsburgh: Teens Flee Fire Days After Losing Friend In Car Accident

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CBS Pittsburgh: Teens Flee Fire Days After Losing Friend In Car Accident
Nov 30th 2012, 23:49

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Teens Flee Fire Days After Losing Friend In Car Accident
Nov 30th 2012, 23:48

FAIRVIEW TOWNSHIP (KDKA) — Just a week after Thanksgiving and just a few weeks before Christmas, the Steele family of Fairview Township, Butler County, did not need trouble like this. For more reasons than one.

Fire swept through their home just after 3 a.m.

Among those in the house at the time, 19-year-old Barry Steele and his friends who slept over because all of them planned to attend Friday's funeral for 17-year-old Kyle Robinson, who died this week in a car crash on Route 68 in Armstrong County.

Robinson was on his way to pick up Steele when the accident happened.

"The other day, a friend of his was coming from East Brady, and he was coming to pick him up for Vo-Tech on Tuesday morning, and he ended up in a car accident and ended up passing away," said Barry Steele, Sr., Steele's father.

The teen's mother was alerted to the fire and got everybody out safely.

KDKA-TV's Harold Hayes asked the elder Steele: "How is he handling what he’s just gone through, and then this happening today?"

"Pretty good, but he… a few days later things usually hit him, but he’ll be all right," replied Steele. "He’s got all his friends, and plus his family and stuff, and he’s got a pretty good support system so he’ll be all right. All the kids will be all right. They got each other. They got us.”

Friends of the family have set up a fund for the family through Huntington Bank in Chicora.

"I have no insurance so trying to do what I can do and that’s all I can do," said Steele.

In spite of all that's happened recently, they know that things still could have been a lot worse.

RELATED LINKS: More Butler County News More Local News

Filed under: Local, News, Syndicated Local Tagged: Barry Steele, Butler County, Fairview Township, Fatal Accident, Fire, Funeral, Harold Hayes, Kyle Robinson, Route 68, Sleep Over, Tragedy

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Breaking News 66: Voice of America: World AIDS Day 2012 More Hopeful Than in Past

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Voice of America: World AIDS Day 2012 More Hopeful Than in Past
Nov 30th 2012, 23:03

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World AIDS Day 2012 More Hopeful Than in Past
Nov 30th 2012, 21:22

The United States has announced a plan to significantly reduce the global spread of AIDS. Advances in research and treatment of the disease has many officials feeling hopeful. Watch Pearson's TV report on World AIDS Day 2012 ​​ According to the United Nations, about 34 million people worldwide are living with HIV, and 2.5 million were infected last year alone. In the United States, the Centers for Disease Control says there is an alarming rise in the spread of HIV among teenagers and ...

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Breaking News 66: CBS Pittsburgh: Father-Son Master Builders Attend Lego KidFest At Convention Center

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CBS Pittsburgh: Father-Son Master Builders Attend Lego KidFest At Convention Center
Nov 30th 2012, 22:55

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Father-Son Master Builders Attend Lego KidFest At Convention Center
Nov 30th 2012, 22:55

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — From Batman to Indiana Jones, the David L. Lawrence Convention Center is filled with figures made of plastic bricks. “Lego KidsFest” has returned to Pittsburgh for a weekend show.

Kids can also get some hands-on building tips from Master Builder Chris Steininger.

“When we build we use the interlocking technique,” he says, “which makes our models nice and strong. So kids can do the same thing.”

He says he was a kid himself when he started building with Lego bricks.

“I started playing when I was young," said Steininger. "I was probably about 6- or 7-years-old. And I enjoyed it so much and my father saw how much I was enjoying it, he actually got involved in it, too. So, he started building with Legos."

Dan Steininger will join his son at the KidsFest. The father-son duo is among only seven Lego Master Builders nationwide.

Chris says the sculptures are not what they appear to be.

“All of our models are hollow. They’re not solid at all. Some of them have a little bit of steel," said Chris. "You see Captain Jack Sparrow, he has his arm out like this, and there’s some steel up in there to make sure he’s nice and solid, stable, but he’s mostly hollow.”

The Incredible Hulk gets his muscular bulk from 100,000 pieces of plastic.

But even the big green guy can’t compare with Lightning McQueen, the race car from the movie “Cars.” It's 360,000 interlocking pieces. We’re talking one ton of bricks.

Want to make your own fantasy figure? A plastic brick pile containing about a million pieces should be enough to get you started.

Lego KidsFest continues through Sunday.

Visitors are recommended to order tickets in advance at: www.LEGOKidsFest.com

RELATED LINKS: More Featured Reports More Reports from Dave Crawley

Filed under: Local, News, Seen On, Syndicated Local, Watch + Listen Tagged: Chris Steininger, Dan Steininger, Dave Crawley, Lego KidFest, Lego Master Buliders, Legos

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