An update on PA bridges, Zucker leaves CNN, and the United States send troops to Europe. All that and more on The Drive at 5

Alex Baikovitz is The CEO and co-founder of Mach9 Robotics, Inc. They are a Pittsburgh-based company using sensors and robotics to gather critical information about the region's many bridges after the
collapse of the Fern Hollow Bridge last Friday. Baikowitz tells Rick
Dayton their Pittsburgh Bridge Initiative is already underway,, and
they will scan all the bridges in the city in the next year.

"My dreams have come true just not the way I dreamed them," actor
Matthew Stocke tells Rick Dayton. He is part of the touring company
presenting "Pretty Woman: The Musical" in Pittsburgh this week at the Benedum Center. The Pittsburgh native plays Philip in the show which is a theatrical adaptation of the blockbuster movie starring Julia Roberts and Richard Gere.

Brian Flores accuses several franchises of being racist, Tom Brady announces his retirement, and a school shooting in Minnesota. All of that and more on The Drive at 5. 

Whether it's the size of the load, the convenience of the transport, or environmental sustainability, trains can provide a variety of benefit to our supply chain. Patriot Rail Company, John Fenton, joins Rick with plenty of information about the pros of transporting goods via train. 

We have heard many times about the importance of STEM education, but how can we show students how it can be applied? The Pittsburgh
Penguins and CGI are working together on a Tech Academy. It will show 100 students how science, technology, engineering and math can be applied in the real world. The classroom: PPG Paints Arena, the home of the Penguins. CGI Senior Vice President Deb Mohapatra joined Rick to talk about how students can apply to be part of the Academy in March.