the world meeting of families has a new tool to help you navigate the city. go philly app provides information about the cultural institutions and family-friendly events going on between september 18 and 29. >>> an opportunity for military veterans and their spouses who are looking for a job. >>> a veteran's job fair held at lincoln financial field in south philadelphia. head to the linc between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. if you're a vet looking for employment. wees thank you for their service, we hope today is their day. >> reporter: there's no haze out there this morning 58 degrees in allentown, 71 in philadelphia. still kind of warm in the city. 63 in millville at this early hour. satellite and radar showing you how there's cloud cover out there this morning, it's thinning out i expect we'll get sunshine in failure quickly today. we'll hold it for the day. allentown, 82 degrees is the high mostly sunny warm obviously, but on the nice side with humidity low. down the shore 82 degrees the high there. sunscreen is necessary you'll have enough sun to warrant that

businesses to get through the city so there will be a case manager probably will not start until the beginning of 2016 who will be there to work with all restaurants and help navigate them through the getting their business open, navigating with the different city agencies. i think this is a very critical and important position and from that the acceleration team does consist of liaisons from department of building inspection rks planning, dpi [inaudible] work force development, our office so that we get together and take a look at issues, needs what is transpired and have it as a learning process that we can carry forward and apply to all businesses that have to get their permits or get their business open. another is the bilocal initiative and commissioner dwight is also attending these meetings. so we will be working with other business organizations, the hotel council the golden gate rest jaunt business association, the couns oldistrict merchants, sf travel, sf chamber, to take a look at developing a partnership by local initiative. we'll still retain the mayors shop z dine in sf loma is a organization but to develop a comprehensive bilocal b to c or b to e, wh

think we as a board understand the chan challenge that is the taxi drivers are facing out there navigating the city in increased traffic and i think we as a board have expressed our preference to ease restrictions on taxicabs where it makes sense in the greater plan, so one, i appreciate that you're considering the taxicabs each time one of these changes comes up and what i would suggest is rather than -- and please keep doing that for the changes we make, and what i might suggest is we can ask director toran or or whoever is the appropriate staff person to work on a more comprehensive review of where maybe some additional exemptions could be added for taxicabs with the input of the taxi industry with the input of stakeholders so we're not getting this one by one piecemeal and no offense o the comment e i'm glad he's bringing this issue up, it would seem to me that would be the way to do it. i'm happy to support this item no, i understand staff's reason for the no turn here, we should consider whether there should be a taxi exemption and as we're change ago lots of thij, we put it on our timeline t

this place it different and a a lot a lot that better it works. >> the navigation is center is a collaboration of partnerships too city departments one is the homeless outreach team managed by the san francisco distributing i look forward to the navigation center we'll have our agents go out and help and say don't go anymore over and over send our dayshift out they've meet the population and hang out and hang in the encampment and transport people and be with them and make immediate impacts with me and my staff. >> bringing our wloongz whatever you go presents a problem this place their help with the storage i don't have to worry about it staying here you know you're getting things done they need to get things down done to get off the street avenue of the hope alsoness is gone. >> they help you if you're hungry go eat if e you need to go places go. >> they're 4th district it awe auto. >> it was funded through a unanimous donation and of may 2015 an additional $3 million to help to continue the program beyond 18 months. >> you see people coming out they're ready to being so the future homes you know how variable the na

can use this as well and the office of small business is advocated for a city entity that has expertise and authority to assist businesses, landlords and cass inspectors to navigate to get to conclusion when the city's determinations are in in conflict with each other and there has to be someone to bring all together and develop a resolution and the access appeals commission could be one entity that could possibly doo do that so with that i think i will be happy to take any questions and i don't know if you would like me to move back up on the dais and you can see that. . >> >> thank you for the presentation and we know in california we have been a leader with access and training and again while we have reached out to you on a number of occasions and help us to pass this information on and to help because there's so many other -- well everyone in the state of california in terms of jurisdictions are receiving the funding to do these type of work we know not everyone has been as proactive and developing the extensive program like you have and we're appreciative and we want to get the word out so everyone else can take advantage and learned from what you put togeth

this place it different and a a lot a lot that better it works. >> the navigation is center is a collaboration of partnerships too city departments one is the homeless outreach team managed by the san francisco distributing i look forward to the navigation center we'll have our agents go out and help and say don't go anymore over and over send our dayshift out they've meet the population and hang out and hang in the encampment and transport people and be

now they're launching it and doing the improvements is how to navigate and interpret what is being reported in relationship to the city's requirements so if they engage with the city sometimes the city will say to them no you can't do that recommendation, so not understanding why something was recommended but yet now the city is saying no you can't do that sidewalk encroachment. also intrptsing the work of what is readily achievable versus long-term improvements in relationship to the time frame of the lease. but i think so where we are now and working with commissioner lerner has been doing a good deal of work with the city with us is really taking a look at this sort of triad between the building department, our historic preservation and our bureau street use and mapping when it comes to entrances, so those three entities most of the time are engaged when you have to do access improvements that are beyond maybe a portable ramp, so and sometimes it makes it very challenging for a business to be engaging with the three different entities so we started meeting so just to kind of outline for those that may not know that t

services youth art service [inaudible] a model street that will teach young people to navigate our city streets safely. beyond the priorities that is-my priorities, this is a budget we can all be proud of. it has economic development, education, community [inaudible] park squz open space and food security was funded pretty well, pedestrian safety, city beautifulication. it is a interesting process and i'm glad i have been able to be part of it to see a city budget that supports the needs of our peepal in the city. >> thank you supervisor yee. supervisor kim >> i also want to acknowledge our budget chair and committee for the good work they kid on the 8.9 billion dollar budget. i wanted to highlight things i thought were good addition tooz the budget and recognize the mayors office for including the asks in his budget, primarily the expanded 24 hour medical shelter that is opening in the south of market. really for the individuals to live on the streets and need the treatment, not just shelter that can often be inadequate but care through nurses and psychologist on site. we are exsided about that expansion over th

this place it different and a a lot a lot that better it works. >> the navigation is center is a collaboration of partnerships too city departments one is the homeless outreach team managed by the san francisco distributing i look forward to the navigation center we'll have our agents go out and help and say don't go anymore over and over send our dayshift out they've meet the population and hang out and hang in the encampment and transport people and be with them and make immediate impacts with me and my staff. >> bringing our wloongz whatever you go presents a problem this place their help with the storage i don't have to worry about it staying here you know you're getting things done they need to get things down done to get off the street avenue of the hope alsoness is gone. >> they help you if you're hungry go eat if e you need to go places go. >> they're 4th district it awe auto. >> it was funded through a unanimous donation and of may 2015 an additional $3 million to help to continue the program beyond 18 months. >> you see people coming out they're ready to being so the future homes you know how variable the na

and not familiar with the area especially the part of market street so be able to navigate around is really, really helpful and i appreciate the fact the cityivic duty in providing a connection to everyone there was a huge manpower effort 3 shops involved with the overhead the underground cable company and the radio shop doing all the turn on and trouble shooting all of the shops put in at least 3 months of manpower hours time and six or eight people in each shop no issues are the app the access ptsz points out to the system there were a sophisticated innocent that was broadcasting the signal ate. >> as far as mobile devices we can use a public-private partnering to hit up the corridors corridors across the city where people traverse with small businesses and transit corridors and they want to get online with their education folks connecting with friends are looking for a job i think we have a lot of people in the city veterans they're not just on market street they're all over the city and want that. >> it is an old market street has been did you live up several times since installed we had to run links to link the conduits system to get t

homeless census over 64 homeless in individual in the city to try to address the issue we've got a program for chronic homeless welcome to the navigation center. >> this pilot project is for people living on the street what makes it different the navigation center is able to accommodate homeless encampments lowell u allowing people to keep their pets and bring their personal bloonlz. >> the full realization that people don't want to be homeless not refuse services but from the services don't meet them and not relevant they're not going to be successful if you look at the budget losses we've got a community sacrifice important people to

the storm clouds over kansas city missouri. several reports of twisters touching down monday evening. flash flooding in missouri. look at the tractor-trailer having a hard time navigating along the street. this pair of cars submerged. the monday night game with the kansas city and tampa bay rays called off. look at that. bad weather. both teams are set to play a double header today. >>> the north in wisconsin, officials are surveying the damage left behind by four tornadoes. the destruction 50 miles of northeast wisconsin. roofs of barns ripped away. >> a lot of clean up. that storm system is bearing down on the northeast. for the forecast let's get to meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> good morning, christine and john. this is the severe weather outlook today. you look across areas out of lubbock and grand rapids a uniform line of thunderstorms across the region of the country. 1,700-mile stretch through western texas and working to the north, tornadoes over the past 24 hours. you touched on the four from wisconsin. we know there were three in missouri and four in wisconsin. kansas city getting the brunt of the storm. that is why the game was called at kauffman stadium

so overall the lack of navigation by instruments was a huge deal especially at night. they had trouble even finding these large cities that they needed to bomb. second, the german developed quite comprehensive night find irdefense force. they would put radar on the front and take them out at night before the bombers could even see them. and i imagine bomb damage assessment was pretty tough to at night deciding on whether to hit your target. mark: excellent. excellent. i think you're exactly right of we have limitations, navigation difficulty with reliability, intelligence all those sorts of things. the british find out after doing sort of an options research, a study of the whole issue that less than one bomb in three only 1/3 of the bombs were landing within five miles of the target. so the vision that rachel was talking about factories to reduce morale quickly went out the window. and what they discovered was if they were going to have any impact at all they were going to have large target areas which for them meant big cities. 1942, they get a new start in a sense. sir author harris takeovers the command of bomber

i mean, westchester is just up the river, easily navigable from new york city. so it's not difficult for the british to get to. strategically it's an important place for them to sit because it's in between connecticut and new jersey, and so, you know there is some high ground you'd want to occupy for certain military advantages. but you're right. i mean, it may be one of those things that lulls the british into thinking, oh, this is where we're going to be able to find loyalists because we didn't see these guys as full throated, red blooded, declaring for the american patriotic cause. they seem like they're more apathetic. that mate mean they were just biding their time until the british army came to their rescue and ah ha. all the loyalists will come out of the woodwork. the experience in westchester must have been something of a disappointment for them. did they find loyalists? of course. but what kim is arguing is yeah. it doesn't end up looking like the mirror image of new england for them. you know, i'd like to hear from you folks a little more about why kim

we will show you how to navigate the detours. >> catching criminals on the run. the safety changes coming to a citysing questions of people's privacy. >> can you trust the rental car on the next vacation? the new model -- law that can keep vehicles on the road long after a recall. >> thanks for joining us. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. >> leyla gulen is here monitor the traffic with the doyle drive closure and meteorologist mike nicco looking at the summer weather. >> we have showers. live doppler hd shows the north bay, anywhere from petaluma to 101 and san rafael and mill valley stretching across the richmond-san rafael, the possibility of light rain and you can see a little bit of it falling right here on our san rafael weather window. it will be wet with showers anywhere through noon today and the clouds will start to open up. we are in the 50s this morning and mid-50s to low 70s at noon and mid-60s to upper 70's by 4:00 temperatures are cooler-than-average and 80s and 90's are coming back. i will tell you when. >> leyla, how is doyle drive? >>> on the golden gate bridge from marin tow

. >>> larry ger sten says the way to navigate is to ignore them and rely on independent research. >>> one peninsula city, san carlos would ban smoking on fields and playgrounds. >>> healthier options in the tenderloin. amigo's market is unveiling its new shop layout, all courtesy of the healthy corner store coalition. the group wants to provide more produce options so changes include produce bins, charts and eye-catching art. >> so we're able to provide a mural with fresh fruits and vegetables. >> this is the third tenderloin store to under go a change. >>> greece and the european union reached a deal over the weekend that would lend greece money and keep the troubled country in the euro. >> all this is a head-scratcher. the prime minister of greece has agreed to big cut backs in exchange for money to help his country pay back loans there. is merkel and holland who is really in charge. there is the prime minister of greece, meeting over the weekend. there are some very strange things about this last-minute agreement. the new agreement is an awful lot like the one the greek people turned down last week.

westchester is just up the river, easily navigable from new york city. tegically, it is important place for people to stay because it is in between connecticut and new jersey. there is some high ground that the would want to occupy for certain military advantages. you are right, it may be one of those things that most the british -- that lulls the british into thinking they will find loyalists. it might mean they were just biding their time until the british army came to the rescue, and then all of the loyalists will come out of the woodwork. the experience must have been quite a disappointment. did they find loyalists? of course, but it does not end up looking like the mirror image of new england for them. i would like to hear from you folks a little more. go ahead. >> i guess one of my interrelations of white westchester county was -- the situation there was far more complicated, i found that a lot of other places, especially places closer to new york or philadelphia, where the congress was being held. it's because also to the distance that this war was

the operator failed to navigate. >>> fire officials in wilmington investigate another swim club fire the second one in the city in threeomeone got into the game room at silver side game room and set a sign on fire, the damage was fire. and on saturday an arsonist caused several thousand in damage at the shell crest swim club. >>> from our delaware newsroom state police are looking for the man that robbed a gas station and attacked an employee there this morning, the action cam was at the bp station here at north dupont highway in new casting police say it happened at 9:00 a.m. and the gas station attendant was hit on the head with an object maybe a flashlight so far nobody has been arrested. former eagles quarterback is charged with dui in arizona, police released this mugshot of mcnabb, he was charged with rear ending a car at a light. and he is out of a holding facility, mcnabb served a day in jail after a dui in arizona in 2013. >> check it out dozens of the birds when for a westbound waddle near the gladwyne exit, and state police moved them to the shoulder of the road and one lane was blocked and that ruffled a fe

tell us they believe this vehicle was street racing when the driver navigated a tight turn on sand meyer road in the bustleton section of the city off red lion road. the driver apparently lost control and the car was airborne for sometime before slamming against this tree. three people died at the scene and one passenger is in extreme critical condition to quote police. >> we have to be very, very careful when we are out here driving. being aware who you're getting in the car with and who the driver is that you're getting in the car with because you could have an incidence such as this that happens and families tonight will be very, very devastated at this loss of life. >> reporter: police say they are >> reporter: this morning they are looking at surveillance video. they want to see if the vehicle was drag racing. police say the victims range in age between 17 and early 20s. they have not released their identities yet. reporting live in bustleton, indicate i didn't zachary, nbc10 news. >>> 6:04 and 78 degrees. one of our region's longest serving congressmen indicted. chaka fattah is accused of participating in five schemes and

by the way, new york city because of who we are and our industries, if we can navigate the controversynd lift and the taxi industry maybe this will be a model for big cities around the country. that is what new york city gets to do when we solve these problems. >> great seeing you. thanks for being with me. >> thanks for being with me. up next set your dvrs and pop popcorn and get ready for this. the third installment of sharknado. it has to do with the white house, guy running and how did this become such a pop fen phenomenon? what is he go to do? don't get near the fence. do what you want don't get near the fence. we're show being you this because we're the sharks in all of this. speaking of sharks a couple of brothers help save a hammerhead shark in destin remove two hooks and lure from its mouth. they put it back in the water. why? because sharks are good. sharks don't like the taste of humans. they really don't. they confuse you with a seal and then you're in trouble. if not, let them be. they are cool. be. they're cool. i don't see that as a hammer hammerhead, do you? when broker

navigate the events surrounding the pope's visit in september. it's called go philadelphia. the official unveiled the app yesterday. it will offer information to visitors in the city during the papal visit. one event on the app is a four-day film festival. >> i'm closed after having screened 13 films on the evening of friday, september 25th, just before pope france' highly anticipated arrival in philadelphia. >> some of the films at that invisible and wizard of oz. we have an app that shows you everything you need to know for getting around and preparing for the papal visit. oosh he. >>> new from overnight three men dead and in a span of 90 minutes. police are still trying to track down the killers. >> we look forward to another summer beauty. welcome back to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. bill henley has a look at today's forecast. >> sunshine already and live view from center city with skies clearing. we are seeing the temperatures still falling at this hour. 59 now at doylestown and pottstown. just down to 69 degrees in philadelphia. south philadelphia is a little bit warmer but 65 degrees in northeast philadelphia at the airport. h

the damaged cars. more arrests are expected. >>> drivers now san francisco traffic can be very frustrating to navigate. now stub hub has named san francisco one of the most frustrated cities to drive in. oakland and san jose don't do much better coming in at numbers 85 and 86. new at 10:00, jana katsuyama live in san francisco with how city leaders are responding to this criticism, jana. >> reporter: frank here on market street the lanes go down to a single lane. single file at some point. all the construction we've been seeing at some time doesn't help traffic that much. city and county traffic tell us that the short term pain is helping alleviate and lead to longer term gains. from the sky, san francisco scenic and beautiful. from the streets and rush hour traffic well other words can come to mind. >> it is gridlock. >> reporter: gridlock everyone on a thursday summer vacation nonrush hour drive. >> it was a nightmare getting through especially the last what hour? we were stuck in that traffic. >> it's really bad. generally in san francisco it's a great me first mentality. >> reporter: adding to the me first traffic, san francisco drivers are confronted with an increasi

. >> homeless city residents -- resident says one navigation center isn't enough so it's back to the streets but this time they're not hiding. >> a cornerstone in san francisco's tenderloin is backing off on liquor and jumping food. yesterday the market hosted a little party to celebrate it's transformed market it's part of the partnership. a group that wants to bring more healthy food options to the area. >>> people visiting california beaches will soon feel the impact of the drought on their feet. state park officials say starting on wednesday outdoor showers will be shut off. 38 state beaches will be affected. it had expected to save 18 million gallons of water. >> i don't think they should. the kids want to come out of the salt tee water they have to shower and stuff. me as a mother i don't like it in my car. i think they should leave it on. >> park officials say the showers are more of a convenience for beach goers not a necessity. cuts will not affect indoor showers at state park catch grounds. >> the closest look yet at the planet pluto. just moments from now the spacecraft is

the city like you have never seen before. a new take on a day at the beach. >> it might look harmless, but in the deep end, it is difficult to navigate, just like the real ocean. ♪ laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. the greek prime minister and nation at large have a crucial 48 hours. alexis tsipras is seeking 48 alien euros in return for a commitment to raise taxes and reform pension. -- 48 billion euros in return for a commitment to raise taxes and reform pension. it is a tough sell, as gavin hewitt reports. gavin: in athens, the chance of protesters to feel betrayed. they believed that the government of alexis tsipras has made too many concessions to the creditors and european leaders in hopes of winning a third bailout. the greek prime minister swept into parliament having sent the plan to brussels, which offers more cuts and tax increases. he managed to smile, but he is struggling to convince his own party that he has not sold out. the measures are not pleasant, but necessary said one of the indies. we are talking about greek debt, which is not sustainable. there is bewilderm

navigate the traffic crunch. anchor ots plasma cu 2 shot 2 box ck wall anchor ots plasma cu 2 shot 2 box ck wall >>> a live look outside at the city here at 4:56. it is going to be a really nice, really moderate weekend. kari is going to have a closer look at your forecast right after this. =laura/vo= several streets - shut down overnight - while police scour a san jose neighborhood - >>> several streets shut down overnight while police scour a san jose neighborhood for two heavily armed suspects. >>> and a wait time up to four hours long on this morning's commute if you're trying to get over the golden gate bridge. we'll have more on the closure. >>> and some sprinkles this morning across parts of the bay area, but it clears out in time for the weekend. more coming up in the microclimate forecast. >>> and it's already been part of the headlines a major part of my traffic watch, that closure.on the south side of the golden gate bridge. we'll see how that effects the rest of your proechs into and out of san francisco. ate bridge. we'll see how that effects the rest of your proechs into and out of san francisco. joining us. i'm laur

navigate the events surrounding the pope's visit and the world meeting of families. it's called go philadelphia. officials unveiled it yesterday. it's an interactive guide that will offer up information to the visitors in the city during the papal visit. one event in the app is a four-day film festival. >> and closed after having screened 13 films on the evening of friday september 25th, just before pope francis' highly anticipated arrival in philadelphia. >> some of the films that festival will include? "invincible" "the wizard of oz" and "the sound of music." >>> 19 minutes after 4:00. fortunately, mother nature is singing the same tune she did yesterday, nice comfortable conditions, low humidity and a little bit of breeze. the northwesterly winds at 7 miles an hour. look at the humidity. even lower than yesterday at this time at 55%. it's going to be a beautiful day. sunshine will be bright and back in the 80s this afternoon. completely clear looking across the delaware. there are some high clouds but nothing falling from them. radar completely clear this morning. these scattered clouds already thing out in the pocono mountains. that line of clouds is going to push out of here and, yesterday, bright sunshine

navigate those goals. the third item is the survey to reach our goals. it gives us the opportunity to identify city employees who might be interested in joining a group. the only way for us to measure success is to start with the baseline and the department has human resources i know shares some of the concerns to talk about confidentiality. i feel that our group can constructively address these concerns by making the survey completely volunteer and also anonymous and our office has offered to manage the survey to create a ll so people don't feel their answers are connected to their job security. by identifying employees who are interested in joining affinity group to figure out how to make this process better. the last recommendation would be to continue the work of the committee and set up a mechanism to report back to members of the board of supervisors to seek your guidance and support for the next steps. i feel that we have really started this tidal wave, this tsunami of community activity with that list of long-term goals. i would argue that continuing to work with the committee might be the

the city. a little more relaxing than being on the road. >> speaking of traffic, do not forget for help navigating get away traffic, get waze on your phone which you can download and join abc7 for free at apple app and google play. i want to quickly mention the other moweds of trap such as bus and train are not as popular fourth of july and they saw a decrease in ridership. family and friends remember a 32-year-old woman randomly gunned down from pier 14 near the ferry building and 45-year-old francisco sanchez was arrested after shooting and killing kate steinle on wednesday. he is on probation from texas and charged with murder. he did not know kate steinle taking pushes with her dad when she collapsed after being hit in the chest with a bullet. we talked with her brother in pleasanton where she grew up. he said she was most wonderful loving and caring person he has never known. >> cherish the people you know and tell them you love them...i will never get to tell my sister i love her again. >> sources say police divers found a gun in the water near the pier however ballistic tests are needed to

philadelphia, through the city back to new jersey where he sped through a crowded mall parking lot and then went again into philadelphia. police say he crashed near the airport after he tried to navigate a tight turn. >> he just looked dazed and confused at the time of arrest. we're fortunate that no one was injured, the public. the officers did a nice job, the pennsylvania state police and from oakland. >> ritter is wanted for robbing a new jersey business with a shotgun shotgun. once he's processed on charges in philadelphia, he'll be sent to new jersey for charges there. >>> philadelphia police are still searching for the owner of a vehicle involved in the deadly hit and run yesterday morning. investigators want to talk to a man named alberto vangas. nbc 10's jesse gary is live for us in north philadelphia following this investigation. jesse, what's the latest? >> reporter: chris, we just checked in with police. they say they have not found vangas. while they continue to search, two families grieving this morning. franky arroyo overcome with grief over the death of his father francis arroyo. they just completed mechanical work on his nephew's special needs van and was headed home.

throughout the city, back to new jersey where he sped through a crowded mall parking lot and once again into philadelphia. philly police say he crashed near the airport after he tried to navigate a tight turn. >> he just looked dazed and confused. we're fortunate no one was injured, the public. the officers did a nice job, the aviation unit the pennsylvania state police from oakland, staying behind the car at a safe distance. >> ritter is wanted for robbing a new jersey business with a shotgun. they did consider him armed and dangerous last night. they also told us why this police chase happening on a monday night actually helped them. we'll talk about that coming up in the next half hour. reporting live in southwest philadelphia katy zachry nbc 10 news. >>> man, what a chase, though. we'll give you some perspective, though, this two-state chase, we'll map it out for you so you can understand why it lasted so long and took police so long to stop the guy. here is oakland, new jersey in camden county. the guy start in oakland, he goes across the walt whitman bridge the sports complex, south philadelphia gets back on 95, he goes 295 a little bit there, goes down on to the black h

take the cream of the crop, the best navigators doing everything from dead reckoning to shooting the stars with a sexton to this technology to find a target. to find a city. and then these pathfinder airplanes would find it and dropped the equivalent of star shells and subsequently incendiary's on the city to set a small fire that subsequent bombers could attack. there is much talk in the modern aircraft about still an electronic countermeasures -- stealth and electronic countermeasures. but that war really starts as early as 1942. i want you to picture in your mind's eye british bombers taking off one after another in the early evening towards the pitchdark of the night. only a few minutes apart, as many as 600 or 700 and in one case over cologne in the spring of 40 to 1000 bombers will stop -- bombers. . the fires go off and the subsequent bombers fly over the city and drop bombs on the fire. and in the meantime, the germans are using radar technology, fighters, to try to stop this. watch this video clip here. >> of the bombing would crush german industrial capacity. >> at this time we were getting better aircraft, the lancaster was coming out in great

the city sunday morning. i think i'll give myself a lot of extra time. thank you. >>> the ktvu app will help you navigate the closure. it's available for your smart phone and tablet. >>> it might be some time before it is known if debris found is that of malaysian plane 370. part of the suitcase was also found. the possible wing flap is being september now to france where experts will determine if it came from the missing plane. malaysian flight 370 vanished 16 months ago without a trace after taking off with 239 people on board. >> we're all longing and waiting so much for any sort of news that is you know valid. but when we get it i think it's going to be another emotional roller coaster as well. >>> the planes disappearance led through a massive search across thousands of miles of ocean. investigators say because of the great distances, the debris may not help much in determining how or where the plane went down. >>> tracking that cool down. you noticed it today. tomorrow a lot of subtropical moisture. humidity is coming into our area. it already is. spawned big thunderstorms in los angeles. will trig