at the san francisco precidio, on angel island, in the oakland hills, above pacifica, and at travis airce base. >> a huge radar on top of mount hamilton pies would be sweeping all the time if it detected a sight if they're called ufos. it would alert a couple of batteries, the hot batteries to bring up a missell and be prepared to launch. >> before the launch, they would get information to begin the launch. >> nobody knew in this area whether it would hit anything or not because they never fired up. >> reporter: at least not in anchor. but every year control officers that would be sent to white sands new mexico would get a chance to fire missells and knock down a drone. while these missells were never actually fired they were brought up to alert stage a number of times. during the era of israeli crisis this missell was up. >> when you think of all the men that were here and the responsibility they had and the power they were sitting on to be allowed to bring visitors you would feel like you were -- a little bit. >>> more than seven years ago, a crew committed what many considered one of

san francisco, angel island two week. why did they come to san francisco? i don't know, and they never really told me. they didn't know the answer. but they stayed here for 60 years because of the warm welcome they received. because of the jobs they obtained. and this is the result of my family and, by the way, this is a beautiful room. thank you so much, really. thank you so much. >> thank you. (applause) >> congratulations, mr. salcedo. (applause) >> with that, why don't we go back to our regular agenda. first of all, i just want to mention on 11, item 11 as our clerk just pointed out, it states in the agenda that this ordinance is finally passed, this is actually the first reading of the agenda. i want to let the public know we will have a second reading next week. we have already moved through item 12. so, madam clerk, why don't we call item 13. >> item 13 is a resolution approving an emergency public work contract under administrative code, section 6.60, to replace elevator 27 and modernize and repair elevators 26 and 28 in san francisco general hospit

but headed to martinez and angel island to sausalito on to the great highway you can spree 9 -- see the leading edge of the rain. light rain through the commute until 9:00 and then it will be sunny this afternoon with temperatures five- to ten-degrees cooler than yesterday and the three day forecast then, three to four degrees warmer each day. above average tomorrow. possible records this weekend and a high on the seven-day forecast. sue? >> slick roads are the news story for the commute with a problem spot if you are traveling west 580 from the central valley we have a stalled at grant line and in the pleasanton area we have a garbage truck on the shoulder fully enguffed in -- engulfed but folks are slowing and taking an hour drive from the central valley up and over into the dublin/pleasanton area and east 237 past the lawrence expressway two cars got into it and their the drive times: 580 and it is nasty. >> at nordstroms a woman says a woman tried to bite off her finger to get a packing space. >> the man tied to the disappearance of natalee holloway in the caribbean get as court day

you can see the clouds looming in the distance at angel island and out near the golden gate bridge. moving through the area and a possibility of lightning and even hail according to the national weather service. the rain arrived yesterday in the bay area with showers off and on all day. this is the start of a long period -- a long period of wet weather. when it rains, the chp sees twice as many crashes as usual. even during breaks in the rain, drivers still need to stay alert because the roads remain wet. so the chp is remind everybody to slow down, have your windshield wipers on and check those wipers to make sure you have enough tread. back to you. >> thank you. you can always go to ktvu.com and track the storm when you are away from your tv. >>> all right. 7:45. we're following new developments in the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight 370. ktvu's pam cook is in our newsroom now with the extensive operation that's underway right now, pam. there is a new lawsuit. >> yeah, a dozen planes and six ships are out over the indian ocean right now looking for debris that was

we'll have this giving you a live look over the north bay at angel island.o matter where you are this morning, chances are you're looking up and seeing plenty of gray and a lot of moisture in these clouds. eventually hitting the ground and in fact in the overnight hours we had some light rain move through with a number of people reporting scattered showers. i have a six-hour time lapse on this to show you into the overnight hours and that's when it moved through and early early this morning. this is where we are right now. plenty of gray, not a lot of rain, but i am picking up just a few scattered showers it looks like, maybe a little bit of drizzle over the north bay, and that's how we'll be for today. we're going to be mostly cloudy. we're going to be mostly dry, but i am going to say we may have a light passing shower at times before the steady rain moves in overnight. temperatures right now 54 degrees in concord. 57 in oakland, and 54 in napa. napa santa rosa, livermore you are about 13 degrees warmer than you were 24 hours ago. a notable change going on

that was strictly with demolition by finding a way to relocate it cross the island they arranged the transfer of the navy los angeles police department their releasing for this project and due to the corporation this promise city manager starting on schedule. before i close let me recognize our environmental staffer for the hard work to make sure this project is delivered and our local assistant and tim and jimmy are here and jack shaw and others bob and steve from design and judy mcdaniel and mark from our facilities worked very hard to make sure this project stated open schedule and will other from the construction office will make sure that project is over sighted and get through construction. special thanks to lee of the transportation authority and eric and our chief director dan the 3 of them got together and maid this project is delivered. the partnership starts they top i'm grateful to have a partner liken 81 i didn't chaupg who sets the goal of collaboration for the team to follow. i want to thank did california highway patrol for our construction workers and keeping our roads safe and our contractors. and

i spent my last 6 years in my career anothers station 48 on treasure island and on january 14th i retired. at the angel of 55. requesting disability retirement that's still pending now that i look back i wish if cancer was not the only battle i could have focused on getting better but i had one roadblock after another. don't get me wrong i'm thankful to be alive today. i just pray that no one will have to go through the same roadblocks anywhere with that in place. i'm here today by the grace of god and thank you for giving me this opportunity (clapping.) thank you

the rest is comprised of the rocks and small islands dotting the coast from mexico to oregon. bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >>> it is 4:56. coming up, where in the world is daniel andreas san diego? some new hope in the search for the man suspected of two bay area bombings more than a decade ago. >> reporter: windows are boarded up and doors are locked. some mission bay residents still not allowed back in their homes after that massive construction fire. we have an inside look at the damage to the apartment feet away from the flames. ,,,, i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. to speak my language. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. quiero que me hagas sentir segura. i want you to be awesome. that's the doctor i want. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. >>> we have preliminary reports there was welding going on at the end of the day yesterday in the area of where this fire might have started. but at this point, it's

islands. we had decent rain fall. about 100km north of los angeles, 1200 metres, 61mm in 21 hours. l.a. not as much. it was 65mm. it represents the greatest two day rainfall total that they have seen in three years. there's more rain to come. you see more snow as well. it cleared away by the time we get to sunday. >> in fact, there'll be a swathe of snow from kansas to the west. 15 centimetres. one or two spots peaking as much as 30 centimetres of snow and tornado risk to dallas. >> thank you very much. >> cattle raids, thefts, fights over resources are common across much of the arid lands of northern kenya. some living there, especially the rural communities are arming themselves. katherine sawyer reports on some of the pitfalls of people paur. >> reporter: this is where this woman secretary teaches students how to handle a firearm, how to dismantle, assemble, load and pull a trigger. it is forbidden by culture to handle guns. they have no choice. . >> translation: i used to live with men, my husband and brothers, but they were killed. i had to inherit my husband's gun. >> this man is

island lake. al conklin is 25. wheeling at 28. warmer here since phillips look through school is 35. queen of angels school is 35. here is a tip. send the kids off with a light jacket to the reach 60. but we cool down into the evening. 34 at o'hare. 34 in joliet. satellite radar composite shows a warm front through the region would have liked sprinkles but nothing to write home about. we will get into some sunshine. in this afternoon up to 60 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. 9:00 p.m. we're down to 47. 30 by 7:00 a.m.. the bottom really dropped out. i will guess what your favorite day is it's probably today. 60 degrees today. sunday we make 30. monday and tuesday a chance for snow. >> will want to talk about the blue line over the weekend. several services between western and logan square will start at 10:00 p.m.. this goes until monday morning at 4:00 a.m.. the redline shuttle service is starting at midnight going until 2. in new crash fender bender still in place. it hasn't cleared yet here we will let you know once it does. planes and ships are continuing the grim search for debris in the indian ocean -- debris that may belong to a mis

island with peace, beauty, and love. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> music is a dream. music is a dream! >> nick reed produced the film. he joins us from los angeles. winner joins us from montreal. guys great to have you with us. you can't help but fall in love with this woman with her spirit. she went through the hello holo. she's not bitter. she says hate only breeds more hate. how has she managed to kind of find that inner peace and joy? >> it is something that mandela or dalai lama orga or or gandhie would all live to 110 and we would all be laughing or smiling still. >> you were nominated for another film. you must have a sense more than many others what she went through. that camp was somewhat different than the notorious camp. >> terezenstamp was not a camp hike the others. pretty much everyone who went there had the understanding they would be exterminated. but the interesting thing about the camp was an extraordinary collector of famous jews, jews who were nobel prize winners, and prize winning scientists. they were collected there, for propaganda purposes. they were to tell the world that they were okay, that they were surviving and that

island with peace, beauty, and love. [♪ music ] music is a dream. music is a dream. >> nick reed produced the film. he johns us from los angeles.nd the director joins us were m montreal. you help but fall in love with woman for her spirit. she lost her husband in the holocaust. she son lived into his 60s. she said are a hate breeze more hate. >> i can only make something that mandela or dalai lama something inside them that processes the world in a completely different way. i think if we could all figure out how to do that we would all live to 110 and be laughing and smiling still. >> it's incredible to watcher. malcolm you were nominated for another film, a film about this same camp where alice was in prison. that camp was different from some of the more notorious camps. >> it was not a death camp. it was a feeder camp for auschwitz. everyone who went there had an expect to be sent down the track across the border into poland where they would be exterminated. but it was an extraordinary collector of famous jews. jews who were nobel prize winners, society leaders, politicians, leading scientists they were collected for propagan

angeles and new york. i put it in the context, my ship, the "u.s.s. kidd" has covered approximately 3,500 nautical miles, which is equivalent from california to rhode islandcontinue to do that every day until we find the missing plane or the search is called off for some reason. >> there's some thought that any big piece of the plane would no longer be on the surface this many days later. >> that's correct. we are meticulously looking at any piece of debris we come across. we haven't found anything that could be associated with an aircraft or associated with an aircraft crash. but we are investigating every piece as we come across it. there's not a single piece of debris that passes us without us identifying exactly what it is. to add to that, we've been cooperating with other units in the area -- >> go ahead, sorry. >> no, you please go ahead. >> well, whether or not debris is spotted from one of our helicopters or the ship itself, we go down and we identify each and every piece just to make sure that we're not missing anything. in addition, reports from other sources, whether they be other ships or other military units, we go and identify whether or not