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There's new information about missing Door Dash driver Zack Shuck, A key prosecution witness is expected to testify today in the first-degree murder trial of accused cop killer Jonathan Morris and more headlines for Pittsburgh.
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00:00Firefighters have removed the bodies of four more people from a collapsed
00:04building in Brooklyn, bringing the death toll to six. The structure fell at the
00:08edge of a construction site Wednesday afternoon. At least 17 people were
00:12hospitalized with four in critical condition. Anthony Griggs was walking
00:16home when the building came down in front of him. The whole building collapsed and
00:20I thought the building was gonna fall on me and just a couple of bricks that hit
00:23my foot, but I'm okay. Air rescuers worked overnight using dogs to sniff for
00:28survivors. The three-story building was a mixed-use structure with apartments
00:32above commercial space. A key prosecution witness is expected to
00:36testify today in the first-degree murder trial of Jonathan Morris. Charles Thomas,
00:41the partner of McKeesport Police Officer Sean Slegansky, was a witness to the
00:462023 shooting on Grandview Avenue. Thomas was wounded, in fact, in the face and
00:50neck. Morris is accused of firing shots at the officers as they responded to a
00:55mental health crisis call about him made by his mother. There is some new
01:00information about missing DoorDash driver Zach Shuck. The 32-year-old was
01:05last seen making deliveries last month. The car he was driving was found
01:09abandoned on Croxell Avenue in Hopewell Township. A new video shows someone
01:13getting out of that car and walking away. The keys were in the ignition. The gas
01:17tank was empty. Sergeant Nicolette Lopez with Hopewell Police told KDKA-TV
01:22they're asking residents in Davidson Heights to review surveillance video from
01:27the evening of October 22nd. Someone may have heard something, may have saw
01:31something, they may have information that they think is insignificant. It may be the
01:35missing piece that we need for our puzzle. At this point we need the
01:39community's help. Chuck has been missing for three weeks. If Pennsylvania
01:43lawmakers work on legislation to regulate skill games next year, distributors and
01:48operators want to say on the matter. One concern is replacing skill games with new
01:52video terminals which could be taxed at more than 50 percent. Right Touch
01:56distribution owner Joe Rocca organized a skill games meeting Wednesday and says
02:02VFWs and social clubs that surrendered their machines are struggling. It's a matter of
02:06keeping those people alive. Without fair legislation, they just simply won't survive
02:10on the small percentage that is proposed. Some of these strategies discussed
02:16include lobbying in Harrisburg for easy to implement machine sticker fees and then
02:20using revenue to create a mass transit fund. Whether you're old school or you love
02:26analytics, sports technology continues to grow. News Radio KDK's Paul Alexander has
02:31more on a collaboration in Pittsburgh bringing new tech to pro football. The NFL
02:36and Carnegie Mellon University have collaborated in a way that allows official film and
02:40on-field data to help develop new technology to build an AI model that can learn football.
02:46Chan Yong told KDK's Colin Dunlap that this could really help the NFL with their scouting.
02:52There are just too many films to watch from you know all the college and that is also one of
02:56the reasons why you know the top schools get all this attention but there are also you know
03:01diamonds in the rough where I think with AI the Scouts may be able to get through a lot
03:06of more films and be able to find better players than maybe in some underrepresented places.
03:10This appears to be the very tip of the technology iceberg. Paul Alexander, News Radio KDKA.
03:17From the Zero Res commercial sports desk, the Penguins blew a two-goal third period lead but they
03:23got by San Jose 3-2 in a shootout. Ben Kendall scored two goals including the game winner.
03:28Also last night, number 18, Arkansas defeated RMU 76-53.

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