making news in america this morning -- new details about that teen who hid in the wheel well of a jet during a five-hour flight. why experts are surprised he survived. and the security questions now being raised. happening this morning, president obama travels to washington state, to witness the devastation and the strength of the survivors of last month's deadly mudslide. drugs, guns and big bucks in a posh pennsylvania suburb. the school enterprise that investigators say was run like a big business. and what's on your breakfast table this morning? the rare menu now up for auction, shows us what the passengers onboard the "titanic" ate. grilled ox kidneys, anyone?

good morning, everyone. we begin with new details about that incredible stowaway survival story. >> and there are new questions about security at the airport where the teenager managed to slip into the wheel well of a plane. abc's kristin fisher is joining us from washington with more. good morning, kristin. >> reporter: fortunately, this stowaway was harmless. but what about if a terrorist did what this teenager did? that has authorities scrutinizing security at airports across the country. securities is still investigating how a 15-year-old boy was able to sneak past security and stowaway on hawaiian airlines flight 545. >> we're reviewing what happened. >> reporter: investigators are studying surveillance footage to see how the teen was able to scale the fence undetected, before bolting across the tarmac and jumping into the plane's wheel well. it's a major security breach that's raising red flags for

aviation experts and your average flyer. >> you think, oh, my goodness. they didn't see anything? >> reporter: airport officials say those security cameras are can constantly monitored. >> every program is not 100%. and it appears this teenager did scale a section of our perimeter fence, under cover of darkness and remained undetected. >> reporter: as investigators look how he slipped past security, doctors are trying to figure out how he survived a five-hour flight across the pacific, with freezing temperatures and hardly any oxygen. the faa says 75% of stowaways are killed, either from the elements or from falling out. >> the fact this person appears to have survived without any problems is incredibly lucky. incredibly lucky. that's the only technical term that applies. >> reporter: he's lucky to survive the flight. and lucky to not be facing any criminal charges. he was released from the hospital with no injuries.

and is now with child welfare services. diana? john? >> thanks, kristin. later today, president obama heads to washington state to see the area hit by last month's deadly landslide. he will head out on an eight-day tour of asia. the death toll from the disaster is up to 41 people. four others are still missing. law enforcement officials in boston reported no security threats, other than unattended bags during an otherwise flawless boston marathon. around 1 million people enjoying the sunshine, while they cheered on the runners. the course where many people who suffered injuries in last year's bomb blasts. one of them was heather abbott, who ran the last half-mile with the woman who saved her life. >> not going to let anything stop us. and boston has its marathon back. >> it was really emotionally-charged. but only my second marathon. >> meb keflezighi was the top

finisher. on the women's side, rita jeptoo of kenya won for the second-straight year. the trial of a an alleged gang member ended abruptly when gunfire. he was shot several times in the chest and later died at the hospital. terrified jurors and spectators crawled under benches and tables. cyclone developing off the australian coast, generating rough seas and poor visibility, has grounded ten planes searching for malaysia airlines flight 370. they have been searching an area of the indian ocean about the size of west virginia. the u.s. navy's bluefin-21 robotic submarine has covered nearly two-thirds of its search zone. but 46 days into that search, there is still no sign of the missing jetliner. the death toll has climbed above 100 in the south korean ferry disaster, as crews battle poor weather conditions to search again this morning. south korean investigators say

their earlier conclusion that the sunken ferry may have made a sharp turn before the disaster was incorrect. they discovered that the ship gradually changed course. joe biden is leading with government leaders in ukraine's capital this morning. he is announcing technical support to help ukraine's government with energy and economic reforms. this comes as the u.s. photographs show that some of the troops are actually russian special forces. a lighter mood at the white house as the president and first lady played host to 30,000 people for the annual easter egg roll. president obama got out and showed off his animated story telling kills. the first lady kept things healthy with a yoga station, fruit salad and kale smoothies. it didn't take long for the white house easter eggs to end up on ebay. some were listed before the event even ended. this year's eggs came in sets of four. there was a fifth egg, purple, with pictures of the first

family's dogs. some ebay sellers are hoping to get $100 or more from the set. you can get the whole set from the national park foundation for 32 bucks. >> very cute and colorful. >> better than a kale smoothie. time for a look at the nation's weather. >> showers and thunderstorms cover much of the eastern part of the nation, from the gulf coast up to maine. but west of the ohio valley will be clear and dry. the western rockies will see snowshowers. and rain showers for the pacific northwest. >> warmer throughout the south. upper 90s in parts of the desert southwest. coming up, a woman accused of dealing drugs from the most unlikely of places. her hospital bed. plus, a police officer puts aside his duty to protect and serve. deciding, instead, to cause a little chaos. and netflix, to the customers. who's going to pay more and why, when we return.

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welcome back. it's going to cost more to sign up for netflix. the internet video service says its plans to charge new customers $1 or $2 more pretty soon. but netflix says the price will stay at 8 a month for existing customers. the company reported better than expected profits. and mazda is recalling old suvs for a problem that could affect steering. more than 100,000 tributes made from 2001 to 2004, may have corrosion issues in their suspensions. mazda will make free repairs. only tributes sold in eastern

and midwestern states are affected. gas prices are rising. but a cost of a self-serve went up 3 cents. more than 15 cents a year ago. one reason is that gasoline stockpiles are at their lowest point in three years for this time of year as refiners ship more of the gasoline to other countries. apple is renewing its commitment to the environment. saying all of its facilities are using renewable energy. it's using its recycle programs for old products. tim cook says the environment matters to apple. and a rare menu from the "titanic" is about to go on to the auction block. it's for breakfast in second class, three days before the ocean liner sank. there's dozens of other "titanic" menus. most are from first class. there's only two for second class, which breakfast included grilled ox kidneys and bacon. eat's expected to fetch more than $130,000 on saturday.

>> grilled ox kidneys. >> i don't know if -- i'll take the bacon. >> i'll take the bacon. the ox kidneys, not so much. trading in a promising life for prison. students get caught in a major drug bust. and investigators say the mastermind was not much older than them. plus, the ultimate test of motherly love. the sweet story of a horse who protected her baby during a terrifying ordeal. we'll be right back. ♪ your pet is like a mirror... they reflect what you give them. that's why the quality of their nutrition is so important. learn more about choosing the right food for your pet's unique needs, at petsmart. we've added new brands and varieties that make it even easier to bring out their best. a shinier coat, a healthier inside, a happier life. see the difference in your pet when you rethink mealtime! at petsmart®.

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then builds into soft fingers. lifting sails and spirits. nothing makes us feel more alive than a summer breeze. drifting with us on the water. chasing us through the trees. and playing along the whole day. in the great lakes bay region, the summer breeze is blowing. where it's headed is pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org fishermen in minnesota are hoping for a spring warm-up. there's plenty of ice covering many of the state's lakes. and fear is that there's so much that it won't be melted by the time the fishing season opens up on may 10th. last year, the ice stuck around well into the fishing season. let's look at the morning road conditions. commuting will be wet and slick across the eastern third of the nation, on the gulf coast and to

canada. roads wet in the pacific northwest. and snow-covered in the northern rockies. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in new orleans, atlanta, charlotte, d.c., new york, philly and boston. a police officer in texas has been placed on leave after cell phone video went viral. exuberant high school fans went to the field after a win. but the cap is tripping students as they rush by. and later, he's seen shoving two other students. the police department said his efforts at crowd control was inappropriate. a little bit. >> just a little bit. i didn't notice that. those poor kids. yikes. now, to philadelphia where nine adults and two high school students have been charged with running a high-class drug ring. they're accused of operating what's considered to be the premiere marijuana outlet for the city's upper-class high school and college students. among them are two garage graduates of an elite prep

school. and there were no minor leaguers. >> they were trying to identify and incentivize their dealers. trying to create a market. even the way they targeted the sub dealers to try to find people who would be motivated to do well because they needed money. >> the ring, which covered philadelphia's main line suburbs allegedly sold cocaine, and hash oil and ecstasy to college and high school students. an intensive care patient at a high school near pittsburgh is accused of selling drugs from her hospital bed. police confiscated about $4,000 of heroin and cash from the woman's hospital room in greensburg, pennsylvania. they say she put heroin into her own i.v. drip. a rape case involving football players in ohio takes a step forward today. a coach whose house was the scene of a party before the rape, has set to plead no contest today. two pending charges will be dropped. two players have been convicted

of raping a 16-year-old girl at that party. police in the miami area hoping surveillance tape will help them find the thieves that made off with $90,000 in jewelry from a suburban home. the bad guys can be scene going through drawers from the couple's bedroom. police suspect the home was specifically targeted. if you ask senator elizabeth warren, the bad guys are on wall street. the senator is out with a new book today titled "a fighting chance." in it, she makes claims how wall street bankers have rigged the economy, they're killing the middle class. senator warren spoke to abc's david muir. >> the game is rigged to work for those who already have money and power. working families, they're not looking for a handout. they just want a level playing field. >> in recent days, there's been speculation that warren could be a spoiler for potential presidential run by hillary clinton. but the democrat insists she is not running for president. the royal tour continues

today for the duke and duchess of cambridge, arriving at one of australia's most ancient sites. the couple enjoyed an aboriginal welcome. william received a wooden spear. and kate was presented with a hand-painted bracelet. a common medication for children may be doing more harm than good. the painkiller and cough suppressant codeine is prescribed for many children every year. the fda says that there are better options for young patients, including, believe it or not, just ordinary honey. to an incredible display of love, showing what a mother would do for their child. a pony named bella, risked her life to save her foal, when a fire went through their barn in texas. she stood over the baby. the foal escaped with minor injuries. bella suffered burns over half of her body. >> she loves that baby so much. and she wants to be here for the

baby. >> mother and daughter must have painful treatments to prevent infection. the humane society is trying to raise money to help pay for it. that's impressive. >> oh, my goodness. doesn't matter, when you're a momma. >> you can relate. >> i can relate. >> no doubt. now, some sports. >> hockey and hoops playoff grind is on. highlights from last night's nba action, here's our friends at espn. >> good morning, america. this is the second time we're doing this. he's stan. i'm neil. this time, it's going to go better than the first time. isn't it? >> it is. nba playoffs. the thunder and the grizzly. 18 seconds to go. kevin durant, to russell westbrook. westbrook tries to get it back to durant. he gets tripped. durant, off-balance three and the foul. thunder pull within two. durant almost out of bounds. made the free throw, as well, to make it a one-point game. four seconds left in regulation. westbrook for three. kendrick perkins.

they're going to overtime. oklahoma city trailed by nine in the fourth. 20 seconds to go. zach randolph. he had 25. griz get the split, heading home for game three, thursday. blake griffin had an abysmal game one against golden state. so did the clippers, in general. looking to even the series on their home court. crawford, griffin. second quarter. clippers up 24. deandre jordan. good morning, america. and then, j.j. redick to griffin. good morning, america. griffin, a playoff career high 35 points. if you had golden state in 39, you lost. >> what a blowout. 138 for the clippers. i thought that went pretty well. >> it did. i think it went really well. hey, we hope you have a great day. >> back to you. >> guys, thanks. up in ex-in "the pulse," the baseball team that's taking a backseat to the mascot. forget the dugout. this guy has his own house at

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♪ blame it on the rain yeah, yeah ♪ talking a totally different kind of rain this morning as we check "the pulse," looking at a new video catching everyone's eye. >> it's appropriately called raining food. and you see a messy smorgasbord raining down on a man's head in slow-mo. >> there's apple jacks. catchup, mustard, brownie batter, sprinkled with scream, with a cherry on top. >> and you can't have spaghetti

without garlic bread. >> that's up there for a long time. the first lady was front and center on the white house south lawn. >> michelle obama kicked off the white house's 130th annual easter egg roll. she made an appearance on "live with kelly & michael." what kelly wanted to know, was about 16-year-old malia's upcoming driving lessons. >> do you administer the driving lessons? or would that be under the president's regime? >> it will be neither of us. >> that's smart. very smart. >> i think our agents don't want us driving with teenagers. so, they wanted to keep us, you know -- especially the president's detail. i don't think they want him in the state when she's learning how to drive. we will, fortunately, be able to hand that responsibility over to someone else. >> all right. she didn't elaborate, however, on who that someone else might be. >> wouldn't you love to have a security detail.

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good tuesday morning. thank you for joining us at 4:28. we will start with weather and a few sprinkles on the windshield driving in. >> a few scattered light showers but most of them are gone. you can see how we are trending dry outside. if you are leaving soon you could find moisture on the ground or a sprinkle or two. it will be in the forecast for an hour to two hours. you can see a clearing or drying trend from the sutro tower and this afternoon, total sunshine and brighter than yesterday but cooler, mid-to-upper 60's and 59 to 65 away the bay and 55 to 58 and breezy.

it could be breezy already on the bridges. >> we have a high wind advisory for dumbarton bridge. it could kick in for the golden gate bridge and bay bridge with limbs down. it is breezy. use extra caution. road work in lanes eastbound and westbound albany to emeryville for another half hour. and road work westbound 580 to foothill road. the san mateo bridge shows camera shaking with the winds but traffic is light. now to matt and kristen. >> in san francisco, a traffic stop of a man claiming to have fireworks has turned into an investigation into potential explosives at another scene a few miles away. here is what is happening. >> good morning, matt, park

police finished searching this home. this started last night in the presidio. park police pulled over a truck, a driver, for a traffic violation. according to the lieutenant the officers smelled marijuana in the truck and they say the driver handed the officer a stick of dynamite. officers evacuated the planet granite climbing gym and arrested the man. we move over then to this location on vallejo where park police searched a home. they took out several evidence bags full of stuff. there are people inside the home. police questions them. no arrests were made. they have not said why the man had dynamite or told us the charges he will