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Sean Stipp | Tribune-Review A crew from Silvis Group Inc. excavates the employee parking lot at the Westmoreland Conservation District barn in Hempfield in September 2016 in preparation for installing surface materials that allow water to seep through to the ground and help control runoff.   TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Communities throughout Pennsylvania are stepping up efforts to control stormwater runoff that can contribute to erosion and can affect local streams. Property owners who attend a May 14...

The best of this country and our nation and what we represent to each other and our values. that is continuing every moment by those people who are out there right now on their boats helping their neighbors who are in dire distress. casey stiegel, thank you. >> sandra: so nice to see people coming together. a courageous effort underway to help the people of texas. >> i visited with her on several occasions as well as brock long and the president himself and all together they're providing the very best response that we can need. >> sandra: amajor test of president trump faces his first natural ...

Off the nightstand and water was coming in fast. >> water current was strong. they helped us up to the military trucks that evacuated us over to the library. we are happy to be okay. >> three people in my bed in my hospital bed, because i am bedridden. there's water in all the beds. every strip of furniture, everything. >> my friend's house is done, and she worked so hard. things happen there. memories taken away by something you do not expect. it is all materialistic stuff that is kept in your mind, and able to always be there in your mind. it is hard. >> shepard: the new normal is governor a...

Days ago, that object certainly is not in that exact location. these are very rough waters. after four days it will have drifted. the wind, the water current, all of that. they're going to want to know if the water current is actually running that direction. could it actually be out there. a lot of calculations to be done. it would have moved from here. this is the problem when satellites find these objects. the way the search has been going, what they've been doing, they try and send aircraft out first. not ships. aircraft can get there, potentially, depending how far it is, much quicker, if ...

Their most technical capability. similarly the united states wouldn't either. you can bet, wolf, that right now, as regards the debris pictures from the chinese satellites, american satellite capability is being turned to this and looked at at the highest levels including our greatest technical capability so they get the greatest fidelity, they'll be able to help measure things like water current, wind, the effects on it. they'll get a much more capable understanding about what that debris is in the water to be able to either confirm that this is airplane debris from the malaysia flight or dis...