00:00I'm Paul Rasmussen. A dense fog advisory is in effect until 9 a.m.
00:04Visibility of less than a quarter mile is possible.
00:07State police say a college soccer player was killed Wednesday night by her boyfriend.
00:12His mother is accused of trying to help him cover it up.
00:1518-year-old Royce Moser is charged with homicide in the death of 18-year-old Caroline Heintz,
00:21a recent graduate of Peters High School and a student at Penn West, California.
00:25Moser's mother, Rachel, is charged with hindering apprehension, evidence tampering, and more.
00:31The DA says Royce and Caroline were talking about the future of their relationship when he stabbed her in the
00:37chest.
00:38Moser allegedly put Caroline's body in her vehicle and drove to his mother's house
00:42where attempts were made to clean up the blood.
00:45Investigators say Moser, followed by his mother, drove to California Borough
00:49and left his dead girlfriend and her SUV in a parking lot.
00:52Trooper Rocco Gagliardi.
00:56We're talking about an 18-year-old girl that was ready to start life,
00:59and now she can no longer get to pursue her dreams, which is really unfortunate.
01:03Court paperwork says Moser told investigators a demon told him to stab his girlfriend.
01:08District Attorney Stephen Zapala's office is studying 7,000 documents from the mayor's office.
01:15Investigators are focusing on contracts issued during the Ganey administration,
01:18and Zapala said Thursday there's little or no documentation showing how millions of dollars were spent.
01:25No, these are contracts for very important purposes, helping kids, helping seniors.
01:31You know, it targets the minority community substantially, and these services were not being provided.
01:37The DA's office served a search warrant back in March, shortly after Corey O'Connor took office.
01:42Zapala says O'Connor has been very cooperative.
01:46We are making fewer trips to the liquor store, statistically at least.
01:50ABC's Jim Ryan has the results of a new poll on alcohol consumption in the U.S.
01:55Not since Gallup began asking whether we drank, have so many of us said no.
02:00Fifty-four percent of U.S. adults say they do consume alcohol, mirroring last year's figure, which was the lowest
02:05since 1939.
02:07Despite the finding that an occasional glass of red wine, for example, might actually be good for you,
02:1351 percent of respondents to the Gallup survey believe that even moderate drinking is unhealthy.
02:18Jim Ryan, ABC News.
02:19For years, one of the most popular promotional campaigns in our area was Pittsburgh's Someplace Special.
02:27As news radio KDK's Paul Alexander reports, a national publication has an article that believes the premise is true.
02:34In an article entitled, Pittsburgh just might be the most dynamic city in America,
02:38Esquire's Michael Clinton raved about how wonderful his hometown is.
02:42He was born and raised on the South Side, and he graduated from Carrick High School.
02:45He loves everything about Pittsburgh, but says it's the people that make it special.
02:50I think it comes from our beginnings.
02:53The city was always, you know, my mother was raised on the South Side.
02:57She was Lithuanian and Polish, and the neighborhood's there when she was a kid.
03:02There's something in the DNA of the people that's very, very unique.
03:06You can check out the article at Esquire.com.
03:09Paul Alexander, News Radio, KDKA.
03:12KDKA Sports, preseason game two tonight at Accrashire Stadium, Steelers-Jets.
03:17With the kickoff at 7, and the Pirates play a late game with the Dodgers at Chavez-Ravine.
03:22First pitch is 10-10.
03:23For a receivable time to win.
03:23Something like when women cared for other people,
03:23like the Red Bulls,
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