this is abc 7 news. and good afternoon. i'm dan ashley in for larry beil. >> and i'm ama daetz. today they gathered to finalize the new ten-year lease, and we heard a commitment from wolfe to try to stay wolf. >> laura anthony is live at the

coliseum. >> hi, ama. this game just wrapped up. not a good outcome on this side, but over and oracle arena this morning, a much better development, including rare, positive comments from the wolf. whatever the acrimony behind closed doors, lou wolf and all the major players came together to celebrate the final step in a protracted process. >> we're on a wins streak, both i think with the j p.m. a and in major league baseball. we want to continue both. >> it's been a long journey and quite frankly i'm extremely gratified that we've been able to do this. >> there's a park that's going to hold this one in. >> reporter: the extension is for ten year, but the a's are required to stay for four through the 2018 season, unlike prior versions of the deal there's also a provision that allows for the new stadium to be

built for the raiders, if and when that plan comes to fruition. >> to the raider fans out there, we love you. your stadium will be part of the vision, too. >> asked how serious he is in oakland, lou wolfe told us. >> as part of our arrangement here we're going to make a serious effort to look at the feasibility of doing that here as well as any other site that we have. but right now actually had a meeting with our architect two days ago to start looking at the coliseum site. >> reporter: if the a's do opt out after just four years, they would owe coliseum the authority of balance of the $20 million deal. in oakland. laura anthony, abc 7 news. the san jose sharks will play a game of outdoor hockey at the new levi stadium in santa clara. the sharks will host the l.a. kings on saturday, february 21st. officials say the game could said an attendian record, so they're excited about it. sharks season ticket holders and

certain levi stadium members get the first chance at tickets tomorrow. tickets for the general public will be released at a later date. >> the bay area woman who got on the plane in san jose without a ticket has pleaded no contest to a trespassing charge in a los angeles court today. marilyn heart 3457b flew to l.a. on monday night. a judge ordered her to spend three days in jail and put her on a two-year probation. this is not hartman's first offense. matt keller has more on this lapse in secure. >> reporter: getting on -- one strange move in the tsa line and you could be taken out for extra security screening, so the fact that 62-year-old marilyn harmon got on a southwest airlines flight from san jose international to los angeles on monday without a ticket seems nearly impossible. >> first of all, i'm shocked, because they screen us so thoroughly, you're patted down for the least little beep, i can't imagine someone could escape through security and get

on a plane. >> reporter: southwest airlines conducted a head count after the plane was in the air. police say she had no confirmed reservation in the system and no proof she purchased a ticket. she was arrested in l.a. this isn't harmon's first incident. she's tried six times to get past security. one time even made it on the plane, but arrested before takeoff. she's now banned from sfo without a ticket. security told a local congressman how she does it. she bypassed the document on saturday while -- she went through screening, and did a similar thing to get past the gate agent. official say hartman was not a threat. >> the passenger was screened by the tsa, public safety was not compromised in any way, because the passenger did undergo screening by tsa officials. >> what i'm more concerned about is somebody who would seek to do harm, and if this woman can get

through, i think it exposes vulnerabilities for somebody who may want to do harm. >> congressman eric swallows on the homeland security transportation subcommittee. he recently called for improved perimeter security after a 15 grrld boy climbed a fence back in april and survived the flight to hawaii in the wheel well of a plane. as for the hartman incident, the it tsa says it's made minor changes to the layout after initial review. passengers wonder how it could happen in the first place. >> it makes me really nervous, just knowing that something somewhere along the lines was not done properly, this person got on the flight, alternates scary. los angeles police say hartman was booked into jail and is expected to be arraigned on a trespassing charge by the end of the week. happening now in berkeley, a police s.w.a.t. team just ended a standoff with a man who was holed up inside the golden bear

storage facility threatening to blow it up. he came out without incident. police won't say if he was armed. the incident shut down sixth between cedar and jones for several hours and they evacuated a storage facility while they worked to talk the man out. the final bits and pieces of a strandened fishing boat, a san francisco's ocean beach. excavators chomped through the hole of the boat turning the remnants into absolute scrap. there is still no sign meantime of the boat's skipper, 51-year-old timothy librand who may not want to be found. he has a bench warrant from santa clair county related to a drug arrest in 2010. the first death from west nile virus has happened in sacramento county. the woman had a chronic underlying illness and had been hospitalized. the virus is transmitted through a mosquito bite.

look at this. a driver faces drunk driving charges after causing the crash at the infiniti dealership in concord early this morning. three new cars were damaged. you can see the honda sedan being driven by the alleged drunk driver saw the most serious damage after it flipped onto its roof. the horn kept burglarying. the spokesperson for the dealership says this is the third time a crash like this has happened in the last year. in san jose, investigators are looking into what caused a fire at a senior living facility. it broke out at the atria willow glenn just before 5:00 a.m. no one was hurt. firefighters say eventually the building will be repaired but put back into use by the facility. new commercial buildings being build in unincorporated santa clara will soon required to have faucets designed to fill water bottle similar to these. the board of supervisors adopted a new ordinance requires

installation of these faucets, one for each floor of the building. supervisors sag the filling stations will cut down on plastic water bolts waste and provide a fee alternative, of course, to sugary beverages. a second morning of light rain around the bay area today. this is a look at some of the drops hitting the windshield. and taking a live look outside, this is our emeryville camera looking over the bay. a warming trend is about to begin, spencer christian is here with an acuweather update. >> the humidity is moving out, the threat of rain moving out, getting to a more normal summertime pattern. we've got some low clouds and fog at the coast, mainly sunny skies inland and humidity is lower than it has been the last couple days. we have a cluster of thunderstorms up around blue canyon, another area of thunderstorm activity down near yosemite.

but things are calm here in the bay area. here's a live view from the tower, as clouds are pushing out locally, and from the coastline, 66 in san francisco right now, 72 oakland, low 80s, san carlos 63 in havel moon bay. a beautiful view, mostly blue skies looking in this direction. 77 napa, 90 in novato, 91 fairfield. concord, livermore and one more live view from our emeryville camera. this is our first forecast. we'll see mainly clear skies near the bay and inland, costest coastal fog, and warm tomorrow with a summer spread. mid 90s inland. we'll look at the two hurricanes headed toward hawaii in a few minutes. and we have some exciting news to share about a new community effort involving abc 7, our parent company disney and national nonprofit called kaboom. >> this is great. all of us are joining with a shouse the von tiers to build a

brand-new playground. >> today was the groundbreaking for the project at concordia park located at 62nd avenue much the big build happens on friday. >> but the design process, you know, took months and involved members of the community who will benefit from this new play space the most. >> it's an opportunity to get the community together to invest in their neighborhood and build a one of a kind playground, and have a big of a sense of accomplishment and ownership of this. >> kaboom playgrounds are part of disney's healthy living initiative. the idea is to create a space where kids can have fun, make friends and get exercise. we can't wait to show it to you on friday. >> we cannot wait. if you want to enjoy the new playground, here's where it will be. concordia park is right by the middle school at 62nd and brand street. come check it out. more of the mandatory water

restrictions in place in one bay area city, and what authorities plan to do to get residents to conserve. also at 4:00, the milestone that sets the stage for mankind's first attempt to land a spacecraft on a comet. and the frightening situation a train commuter found himself in. his rescue was pretty amazing. 7 on your side mike an finny is taking your questions. he's going to answer them here live just a little later. you can contact mike at at facebook.com/michaelfinnyabc 7. we'll be right back. first a live look at traffic on your wednesday. this is the skyway on the right-hand side. south moving a little bit better to the traffic coming toward us. and on over to the east bay. slow go, stop-and-go. stay w

a floating kentucky restaurant has sunk into the ohio riverside water diplomat front opened in 1996 and served the likes of -- now the waterfront is water-logged, it has hit by barges, tugboats, even a runaway iceberg. the final straw came this week when it began taking on water as it was tied to a dock. the restaurant's owner says he will not reopen the waterfront instead a riverfront diener that will be built on land. >> sounds like a good plan form

the taps are being tightened in the north bay as the region's largest city opts for mandatory water rationing. way freedman is live in -- >> reporter: dan, in lake mendocino, right now the lake is at one third capacity. maybe that's good news. what does that look like? this is one third capacity. now they face mandatory rationen. in santa rosa it's a reverse compliment. you tell someone his lawn looks good, but only after it's turned brown. so well watered that lee balla has already began work to cover it up for good with bark and gravel. he might as well, now that santa rosa has become the latest and largest north bay city to follow new state guidelines requirements 20% mandatory water

rationing. residents had already cut 16% voluntary. >> you have another 4% to give? >> no, i guess adopt watch your car, i guess. >> reporter: the city's utility department has already been receiving e-mails from concerned residents ratting out water wasters. now those homeowners will get a notice or worse. >> door hangers let them know what's going on, follow up if they don't react, follow up with a violation letter. ultimately i have the ability to turn water off if that's the case. >> reporter: they may only irrigate at nights restaurant patron oat get water upon request. most people don't want it anyway. >> reporter: wayne freedman, abc

7 news. after a journey of 4 billion miles, the unmanned rosetta probe reached its destination. the european space agent said it used a seven-minute thrust to swing alongside the comet now 67-p. the milestone says the stage for mankind first attempt to land a spacecraft on a comet. >> today is the beginning of the real science mission. what it's made of can we open up this treasure chest and find out some answers to the origin of water on the planet, even origin of life itself. >> they provided the pictures of the surface taken from rosetta. the next phase of the mission will be to orbit 67-p at a distance of 60 miles and observe

it as it hurdles toward the sun. if all goes according to plan, rosetta will attempt the unprecedented feet of dropping the lander on to the duck-shaped comet in december. two major hurricanes are racing toward the islands, prompting a warning to go up for the big island in just the last few hours. meanwhile, residents in honolulu are taking no chances. they crowded the costco store to stock up on essentials. hurricane iselle. the governor encountried folks to stock up and. >> it was like we opened up christmas in the middle of the summertime. every place was crazy. >> iselle is expected to hit

first, but other islands could also hear the effects of both systems. the remaining islands are already under flash flood watching, so some anxious times in hawaii. not so here, though, though it would be heating up. >> that's true. >> looking at conditions in both locations, showing how quiet our weather conditions are. we're going to quickly bounce over to the active tropical weather with those two hurricanes iselle and julio. both category 1s headed directly toward the hawaiian island. we expect iselle to make landfall late tomorrow, and that will quickly weaken to a tropical storm and move south. then it would be followed on late saturday into sunday by julio, which is expected to move north of the main islands there, as tropical storm, but still could produce some just

miserable weather conditions there. at the moment we have a hurricanes warning in effect. we have a tropical storm warning in effect on maui, and tropical storm watch in effect over oahu, and of course we'll continue monitoring this hour by hour. at the golden gate, a bit of low cloudyness. these are our forecast features, fog along the coast, warm to hot days lie ahead, and we'll have the summer spread of temperatures 60s in the coast to 90s inland. showing that pesky low that brought us very unsummer-like conditions. moving to our south, allowing drier air to move in. it will feel much more like we normally expect weather to feel this time of year. animation shows overnight, low clouds, sort of clinging to the coastline, back to normal conditions, some lingering low clouds, sunny skies inland, and we'll have our typical summer spread. overnight look for fog a little beyond the coast, and then low temperatures will range from

upper 50s to low 60s. tomorrow's highs to upper 70s and low 80s around the bay to low and mid 90s inland. here's the seven-day forecast, a string of sunny and mild to warm days coming our way, very little change. low 90s, low 80s around the bay. mid 60s on the coast. it will be a lovely weekend. more a bit later. dan and ama? >> all right, spencer, thank you. up next, complaints about the san francisco concert and what at&t park officials are doing about it. new after 4:30, one dpaert's childhood dream comes true, thanks to the generosity of his son.

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apparently people could almost feel the bass. during their concert at at&t park, neighbors wonder if they'll be in for a repeat performance tonight. this is youtube video of last night's on the run concert with a second performance tonight. people across san francisco, as far as the mission in hayes valley say they can hear the music. >> beyonce, i was freaking out, really. i thought it was a party. then i put two and two together, and i thought that was actually beyonce irnts it sounded like a free concert. it was wild. i heard a lot of bass, treble. i heard the vocals really clear. >> free concert, i guess that's a good way to look at it. a spokesperson apologized for the, quote, unusually high sound levels, so adjustments are being made for tonight's concert. the noise issue is trending on abc7news.com.

>> people are split down the middle. 40% are from folks who heard the concerts in their homes and liked it, while 51% said it was too loud or lasted too late. >> there's no rhyme or reason why some people heard it and orders did now. robert kelly posted i can still hear the beyonce and jay-z concert. >> but another twitter user -- no noise at my condo, which is only five blocks away from at&t. it's official from the terminator himself, arnold schwarzenegger posted this pictures sitting in a director's chair with the terminator genesis title on the back. he thanked the cast and crew and also wrote on july 1st, 2015 -- i'll be back terminator 5 has been shooting this week around san francisco. schwarzenegger hopes the movie will remind people why they became terminator fans. the guns remain silent in the middle east, but the

unsecretary-general unleashes a blistering attack of his own on israel. the incredible show of teamwork who helped save a man whose leg became trashed. trapped. later two families touched by the gift of organ transplantation. it could motivate you to become

as a brief but welcomed cease-fire continueses today, president obama says he wants to see palestinians get the opportunity for prosperity. >> i have no sympathy for hamas. i have great sympathy for ordinary people who are struggling within gaza, and the question then becomes, can we find a formula in which vault has greater assurance that gaza will not be a launching pad for further attacks? >> right now cease-fire negotiations are under way in cairo. israel says it wants hamas to disarm before considering the demand that the territory's borders be opened. karen travers has the latest.

the cease-fire is still holding, but today israeli prime minister said his military's intense assault was justified and proportionial. >> deeply regret every civilian casualty. the people of gaza is not our enemy. the enemy is hamas. >> reporter: nearly 1900 palestinians have been killed, including 408 children, on the israeli side, 64 israeli soldiers and three civilians dead. much of the infrastructure in gaza has been damaged by relentless israeli assault including water treatment plants. about 1.5 million people have no or limited access to water. we're doing okay. but it's a much broader problem for the population in general. >> disease is a major concern. this woman said the last of

water gave her date a fever, symptom acache and dirhea. >> this cease-fire has come at a price that is almost too much to bear. the massive deaths and destruction in gaza have shocked and shamed the world. >> ban ki-moon says the attacks are, quote, outrageous, unacceptable and unjustifiable. negotiators from both sides are in cairo to discuss a longer cease-fire. this one ends on friday. karen travers, absence news, washington. the prime minister of the netherlands ordered a stop to the search for remains of victims of the malaysia airlines flight 17 disaster. he says it's become too dangerous for searchers to continue working at the crash site. he promised families that the search would resume once fighting in the area subsides. flight 17 was shot down on july

17th, 193 of the 298 victims were dutch. in afghanistan today, there's been another insider attack. officials say an afghan police officer drugged his colleagues better shooting and killing seven of them at a checkpoint. this comes one day after the shooting death of a general in kabul. yesterday's shooting injured 15 others, half were americans, greene's body will be flown to dover in air forcer. bowe bergdahl met with an army investigator today to answer questions about his 2009 disappearance in afghanistan and the capture by the taliban. bergdahl was freed back in may in exchange for five taliban prisoners. critics have accused him of deserting his fellow soldiers in war. months after his disappearance, an army inquiry concluded bergdahl left his post by hi own free will.

he's now back on regular duty in texas. tonight the president said the ebola virus is control ant with standard precaution -- and moments ago in fact liberia's president declared a state of emergency. the world health organization says 932 deaths have been reported or confirmed as a result of ebola. meanwhile, american ebolda patient nancy writebol is receiving her first day of treatment in atlanta. she she got back into the states yesterday, a day after her colleague and fellow ebola patient dr. kent brantly. doctors say both are improving, but it is too early to say that they are out of the woods. >> every patient can potential respond differently to the ebola vire infections. i think it's fair so say some says somebody could look better and other days may not look as well. >> abc news received an

exclusive look inside the plane that brought both patients from africa. you can see a health care worker in a protective suit working in the pods specifically designed to keep the disease from spreading, of course. now to the dramatic video of a train rescue. a man got stuck between a train and platform just as the train was about to pull out. incredibly commuters came together to push as one. dan harris has the story. >> reporter: just before 9:00 in the morning, the crowd anxious to get to work filed onto the train, but one guy's left foot slips from the fain and the platform of. last man on the platform yells for help. the train is stopped, but the guy's leg is still stuck, that gap just 2 inches wide. >> someone yelled out saying a guy's leg was caught in the door. >> concerned commuters gather around. they tell people inside in the train to jump to the other side of the car, but it doesn't work.

soon they realize there's only one solution, pure elbow grease. they line up and push it with all their might, man and woman, young and old, more nan 50 people giving it their all, there it is, rescue accomplished. >> well done. thank you. >> it's really heartwarming to find an incident like this where everyone pitched in. there's 50, 60 people, all pitch in, men, women, children, push the train back to help someone who's in a bit of trouble and could be at risk of serious injury. >> the rescued man walks away. in fact he catches the next train, perhaps showing up late to work, but with a pretty good story to tell. that was dan harris reporting. nobody was hurt. in the end, the train left just 15 minutes behind schedule. well, coming up next on abc 7 news at 4:00, a son gives hi father the surprise of a lifetime. plus amazing video of a --

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listen to that. the use of new high-tech drone cameras are providing never seen before images of great white sharks in deep water. watch this. a shark comes from the depths and attacks the camera some 300 feet below the surface. even the experts say they have never seen anything like this before. >> we honestly don't know why the drone is so attractive to the shark in terms of whether it's predatory behavior or some level of territoryality it's exhibiting. the video is helping experts learn more about how sharks attack since most of their

observation okur at other near the surface, it's coming up for the special on the discovery channel's shark week. this is a great story, an arizona man is finally realizing his dream of owning a truly special car thanks for the generosity of his son. >> aaron benson went to great lens to find this perfectly restored 1953 hudson hornet for his dad. >> dr. larry benson learned how to drive behind the wheel of his dad's hudson and he dreamed of getting one of these cars for june. >> in june aaron made it happen, surprising his dad in front of the a film crew, pretending to be from a car website. >> oh, [ bleep ]. really? >> yeah. ♪ >> that's it. >> you didn't make any mistake here.

>> aaron says he felt like gig the car to his dad as the best way to repay him for all the love and support he had received over the years. that's a beautiful moment. >> dad was so emotional. >> he would barely speak. >> spencer gets emotional about the weather sometimes. >> today i'm happy, the humidity is gull lower. we do have some low clouds, along pardons of the coastline, beginning to push lobly, but very pleasant conditions. much drier, but down in the tropical pacific wight two hurricanes bearing down on hawaii right now. this is a satellite view of the first one, down to a category 1 right now, but still potential dangerous storm. it could be downgraded to a

tropical storm. that's so we'll keep watching for conditions there. meanwhile, back to the mainland, tomorrow as forecast looks like this. we'll see mainly dry conditions on the east coast. some thunderstormy conditions in the minneapolis minneapolis valley, from chicago down to st. louis, down towards new orleans. highs up to 101. 105 in phoenixings 101 in dallas. back here across the state of california, looking for some warm to hot weather. sacramento 93, yosemite, and here in the bay area, we'll see our old familiar summer spread, mainly sunny skies, highs ranging from mid 10s at the coast to mid 90s inland. a nice ways to wind down the week. dan and ama? >> thank you, spencer. can't brea the habit? the number of cancer survivors still lighting up. plus the shocking accusations of animal cruelty

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a couple health items to pass along. even among those who have survived smoking-related cancer. you know it's tough if you've tried to or did quit. nine years after diagnosis, some were smokers, some were not. they found a third of the people who were smokers when diagnosed with cancer quit, but at least two thirds continued to smoke. overall, most cancer survivors took the health risk from smoking seriously. less than 10% of those they questioned smoke. that's about half the rate found among all u.s. adults. then there's this, a new health benefit of taking an aspirin. a researcher at yale found people on a long-term can cut their risk of pancreatic cancer

rather significantly people who took between 75 and 325 milligrams a day for up to six years reduced their risk by 39%. after ten years of taking aspirin, the risk went down by 60%. pancreatic cancer, of course, is very serious, the five-year survival rate is less than 5%. here's a story that will make you mad. a man faces animal cruelty charges after he allegedly gave heroin to his pet kitten. the listless kitten had several broken teeth as well as bumps and bruises, and authorities determined they had given heroin after they found 22 bags of the drug on myers and hundreds of bags and needles in his car. veterinarian gave the kitten nar-can. >> and the kitten just like a

human suddenly bounced back up. >> they say the kitten is expected to make a full recovery. cut toms official say its a wild situation. they have made the largest seizure of mountain animals ever at los angeles long beach airport. they recovered 30 pieces in all, includes a mounted wildebeest, even a baboon. it's not illegality to export or import animals like this, as long as you declare it in a shipment and get a permit. >> you have to tell us what you're shipping out of our country. in many cases, and in four specific cases on this table, four of these animals are internationally protected. >> the man shipping the items is from the philippines, and was in the u.s. for the first time. he purchased the animals in texas and was trying to ship them home. >> that is wild. >> yes, it is. michael finney is answering

questions. michael, the first one is from david t. he asks -- i'm going on a trip for two weeks. i want to leave my car in front of the house for two weeks. is it legal? >> probably not. most cities and county -- you don't have to have a sign up them to have a rule like this. most is 72 hours. if nobody complains, nothing may not happen. if someone does complain, they'll come become, put a warning first, generally come by a day later. a day after that, you may get towed. so you need to think twice. hawaiian air thinks we should have flown to maui with or 1 and 3-year-old day and won't waive the rebooking fee. >> three fly you in most of the airlines before a hurricane, right before a hurricane hits, and right after a hurricane

hits. during the actual hurricane, or the really rough weather that surrounds both sides, in this case tomorrow and the next day. they say you dot not have to fly, they can reschedule your entire trip. if you were scheduled to go out today or on sunday -- excuse me -- saturday, you still have to fly or pay a change fee. >> oh, wow. >> this is why you need to buy trip insurance. for these times of circumstances. >> especially during hurricane season, which now we're in it >>. last one from dominic a. i e-mailed when you you turn 70 you're entitled to a pg & e discount? is that true? >> there's no automatic discount for anyone, no matter what your age. what you might be thinking about is the c.a.r.e. program. i forget what it stands for, but basically a discount there if you're low income and elderly. so you can check that out if you

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. tonight on abc 7, you can watch "the middle" airing at 8:00, followed by "the goldbergs" "modern family" and another episode of "the middle" and then "nashville." we do have an update on the story we told you about last month of two families touched by the gift of organ trance

plantation. both donor and recipient are doing fine follow a two to three-hour surgery. they now hope their story will encourage others to become donors. lyanne melendez has the story. >> reporter: the operation a success, the journey unlikely. >> well, before, i didn't have much of a life. i was really sick a lot. i'm feeling a lot better. >> reporter: this was mallard before the surgery. today only four weeks later he's looking healthier, no longer hooked up to a dialysis machine. >> they told him a few years ago that he wouldn't live to see 40, and here it is he's 49, he's still alive. they don't know how, but now he can maybe live until he's 70. >> we still need to monitor the

trance plant. >> mallard's son suffered an atv accident, he made the hard decision to donate his organs. his pancreas helped save the life of a then 19-year-old petaluma boy, and yes, last monday mallard received a kidney from jake's mother janis. this diagram may help you understand it. after the ma lars lost their son, his pancreas was given to jake, janis his mother then donated her kidney to bill mallard. more than 200 kidney transplants are performed every year in san francisco. this one was certainly one of the morse unusual ones, given the families involved. >> simple everyday life is just so precious. >> reporter: having a functioning kidney is liberating

to both. >> we're going to go somewhere, do something. we couldn't do anything like that at all, because he would have to be hooked to the machine all night. >> reporter: the next big el even will be jake's wedding, which will happen on the one-year anniversary of the latest transplant. in san francisco, lyanne me len dece melendez. we have a link on our website for more. we do thank you for joining us at 4. i'm ama daetz. abc news at 5:00 begins right now with dan and cheryl. >> the problem is there's several layers of security. >> thank you, ama. two of them failed. how she did it and the new information she gave when she faced a judge late today. outrage in a bay area school where sex education may be two

complicit. >> usage of what to do with sex toys. >> and what brought out the s.w.a.t. team to a berkeley storage facilities for hours? i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. this is abc 7 news. >> this woman stirs up concerning against about security. she failed multiple times at sfo, how did she manage to sneak on did did to a plane? >> thanks for joining us. >> that woman, 62-year-old marilyn hartman gave a few answers dug her court appearance a short time ago. hartman mild when she pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor stowaway charge. authorities say she made it through the airport security and flew to l.a.x. on a southwest

airlines flight all without a boarding pass. justice was quick today. a judge gave her a three-day jail sentence and put her on probation for two years. the judge told hartman to stay away from l.a.x. unless she has a valid ticket to fly. hartman has tried stowing away on flights out of the sfo at least six times this year that we know of. each attempt was unsuccessful. one judge ordered her to get a mental evaluation, which led to treatment for depression. after this arrest in l.a., hartman told officials there she was just lonely. well, this is the second time in four months that somebody has gotten past security as ma netta san jose international. the first case involved a 15-year-old who stowed away by climbing in the wheel well of a hawaii-bound jet and survived. david louie talked to experts about what's wrong? david? >> cheryl, this airport is stead

fast in says thereof no security breach. the fact remains she used an old trick, a diverseiaries traffic, not once but twice, to get onto the jet. passengers are supposed to have their boarding pass and i.d. checked. however, marilyn hartman slipped past anyway. >> she went to the security area, but was not allowed through the security area, but snuck around a family that was having their boarding passes checked. >> eric wallwell sits on the homeland security subcommittee. he's concerned because if the woman got past security, someone intent on wrongdoing probably could, to. >> this was not a security breach. baunchts she was screened.