we're live at san jose international airport where a 16-year-old boy stows away on a plane to hawaii and survives. we'll tell you why passengers here this morning are demanding

answers about security from airport officials. it's been a long night for one neighborhood in san jose. the police standoff that started with a fight between neighbors. >> reporter: we're live in boston this morning, just a few yards away from the finish line here on boil stop. we'll give you -- boylston. we'll give you a look at the crowds and a look at a -- at a bay area runner now on the course. "mornings on 2" starts now. you are looking live at san jose's mineta international airport. that's where security is reviewing tape and trying to determine how a teenager was able to climb into the wheel well of a hawaii-bound jet. coming up in two minutes, tara moriarty will tell us the dangerous conditions he faced during that five-hour flight. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2."

i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, can you give tori some good weather? >> today will be cooler. low and high clouds rolling in. partly sunny, partly cloudy here in the morning. turning mostly cloudy. this is a weak system. it will cloud us up and give us a cooler picture. 40s, 50s. that wouldn't be until tonight. tomorrow will be cooler as we drop about another 10 degrees. the system doesn't have much on the north coast. there's plenty to go. look for increasing clouds. a mostly cloudy day. sun a little bit. clouds rolling in later. the cooling begins. light rain possible tonight. more like drizzle. 60s 70s with a pretty good cooling trend. here's sal. right now we're looking at a commute where traffic is busy in some areas. on the eastshore freeway between vallejo and richmond down to the berkeley area, you will see some traffic that's slow, especially in richmond

but it gets better in berkeley. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic is backed up 30 minutes between oakland and san francisco. it's prete busy. as we look at the nimitz freeway, we have slowing southbound 880 at stevenson. for the move part the traffic is a little lighter than it normally would be. we still have time for it to build up. but it's okay. let's go back to the desk. we begin with a story that sounds too crazy to be true. the fbi says a 16-year-old stowed away in the wheel well on a from san jose to hawaii and walked away without a screech. tara moriarty is live to tell us how the boy got on the plane in the first place. >> reporter: that's exactly what is making passengers here a little nervous. how was this teenager able to slip by security, hop a fence.

we've noticed here at the airport, if you take a look behind me, you can see the hawaiian airlines, we have no curbside checking this morning. somehow, this 16-year-old boy did survive the five and a half hour flight from san jose to maui. maui news released this photo. the teen appears to be unarmed. investigators say flight 45 took off around 8:00 sunday morning he endured frigid temperatures at 38,000 feet in the air. he passed out after takeoff and regained consciousness after the plane landed. while passengers here are amazed a his story, they ares can concerned about -- they are also concerned about security. >> you wonder with all of the workers on the tarmac why didn't anyone see him or question him. >> reporter: now, the fbi took the santa clara boy into custody after he jumped off the wheel well and started to wander around the tarmac in

maui. investigators say the man ran away from home after he had an argument with his family. his family has been notified. he's in child protective services. no charges have been filed yet. we've put in calls to the tsa and fbi as well as the airport officials here at san jose to figure out when this boy, if and when, will return home. so far, we've not received a call back. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. there have been other similar incidents like this one. last year a 15-year-old nigeria boy survived after he stowed away in a commercial plane that flew 45 minutes. experts say the teen survived that situation in part because that plane reached an altitude of only 21,000 feet. in 2010, a 20-year-old romania man survived a flight from vienna to london's air. he sod away -- he stowed away

in a 747. 7:05. hours ago, police arrested an armed man after an overnight standoff in san jose. it happened on del paso avenue near camden avenue. it all started about 8:00 last night. police received reports of a man firing shots into the ground. police were able to make contact with that man. he was taken into custody at about 3:30 this morning. 7:06. an oakland man is being called a hero for a water rescue of two children. it happened late yesterday afternoon at marino park in san leandro. jose was walking along the shoreline with his family when

he heard a girl scream for help. well, he jumped into the water, he grabbed her, then spotted an arm flailing even further out. so he went in a second time. he found a boy floating face down. he found the unconscious boy brought into shore and performed cpr. he revived the child by the time paramedics arrived. >> luckily, the good samaritan was there and did his job. we did our job and delivered him and did our job bringing him to the emergency room. >> he was taken to children's hospital of oakland. he was in critical condition at last check. he with an older brother on shore before going out to the water. if you are thinking about going to a bay area beach, the high surf advisory expired about two hours ago. it was in effect for the entire california coast between sonoma to monterey.

over the weekend, as crowds of people headed to the bay area beach, that high surf advisory was in effect which means more rip currents and sneaker waves. lifeguards say ankle deep water is still enough to sweep an adult out to sea. 7:07. happening now -- the first wave of runners is now on the course at this year's boston marathon. that includes the elite group of men and women. claudine wong is in boston at the finish line talking to runners and the people who came out to support them. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: well, it is getting to be a situation of wall-to-wall folks at the finish line. you can see -- let me give you a look around as people are trying to get a good point for the runners who will take their way here. it will take a while. it will take about two hours before they get here. take a look at the finish line. it's all set up. up there, you have the media folks getting their good vantage point. you have volunteers and you

have people lining this area. across the street, that's the official area. that's the only reason that area is not packed in with people. as far as the runners, they checked in about a mile away at the boston commons area. we were there earlier. what they did there, they had everyone bring in their gear, jackets, they were in clear plastic bags. they checked those in and boarded buses over to the start line, of course, 26 miles away. that was about a 30-minute ride on a bus. let's talk about security. there's been a lot of security that we've seen. we did a walk to the finish line on boylston which was about a mile walk for us. we did see several security checkpoints, they had to check our backpacks and they put a tag on them saying they were inspected. as you said, right now, elite runners are on the course. one of them is a bay area woman who says normally, she would be all concerned about time but

this race is different and she says time doesn't actually matter. >> i don't think that people look at this as being -- obviously, it's devastating. instead of people turning away and not coming and not running. they are coming full force and full power to be part of the day. i think it's strengthened the support. it's strengthened people's commitment to this race. it's gonna be really exciting to see the faces on people when they cross the finish line. >> obviously we've lost our connection with claudine wong, which she is at the finish line at the boston marathon. we also want to let you know that local runners are facing

in next support of the boston marathon. the run was scheduled to start at 7:00 at the ferry building at the foot of market street. it will cover a four-mile loop around the embarcadero at aquatic park and then back to the ferry building. you did not have to register to do the run and runners were encouraged to wear boston's colors of bright blue and yellow. >> all right, tori. some people living in a san jose trailer park could soon become millionaires. last week a civil jury awarded 110 million to some people living at the trailer park on snell avenue. five years ago, dozens of residents of the california hawaiian mobile estates sued the owners. they claim they had to put up with sewage backup, potholes, electrical blackouts and several other problems. if that jury verdict stands, 61 tenants could end up with $1.6 million apiece. it was almost canceled

after last year's big mess. did partygoers clean up their mess this year? we'll show you what the scene of the 420 scene looks like. and south korea's president has harsh words about that sunken ferry boat. and where she's putting the blame for that disaster. good morning. traffic is okay in some areas. very slow in others. this would be in the okay section. find out why just up the road, it's in the not okay portion. a lot of warm temperatures on sunday. that's for sure. 80-degree temperatures. they will not be with us today. i will tell you how cool and if these clouds will give us any rain.

this morning south korea's president is calling the actions of the crew of the sunken ferry murderous. the death toll has risen to 86

with about 220 still missing. the president says the crew's actions are unforgivable. newly released video shows the captain getting medical treatment shortly after reaching the shore. the captain initially told passengers to stay in their rooms and waited more than half an hour to issue an evacuation order. a radio transcript released by authorities suggest that passengers on the ship could not reach lifeboats to escape because the ship tilted so quickly. crews are holding out hope they will find passengers alive in air pockets in the sunken ship as they continue their search efforts this morning. most of the people on board were high school students. and families of those missing passengers are pleading with the government to strengthen its search efforts. the families are currently staying at a gymnasium on the southern western tip of korea near where the ferry went down. the government has set up a big screen to broadcast live updates from the search mission.

7:15. two men are in custody for two separate stabbing attacks on nurses at l.a. county hospitals. in the first attack yesterday morning, authorities say a man bypassed security at one hospital and stabbed a nurse several times. she's in critical condition. in the second attack at a different hospital police say a man grabbed a nurse from behind and stabbed her in the ear. her injuries were not life- threatening. it has been 15 years now since the shooting at columbine high school in colorado. yesterday, a memorial was held near in littleton, colorado, remembering the students and one teacher killed when two students went on a shooting rampage before they killed themselves. survivors and family members attended the event. people came from as far away from here as -- from here as california to pay their respects. >> obviously, you know, 15 years ago is a long time, but we do remember when this happened. it was a big story in los

angeles. i'm -- i can imagine how big of a story it was here. >> the daughter of the teacher who was killed read the names of each of the shooting victims as her daughter rang a bell in their memory. police are searching for a man who escaped officers while dragging one of them with his car. police responded to a report of a suspicious person around 12:30 yesterday afternoon at 18th and castro streets. when the man spotted officers, police say he jumped into a car and sped away dragging an officer. that officer declined medical treatment at the scene. a san leandro high school teacher accused of having sex with a teenager is due in court this week. 27-year-old leon chang surrendered to authorities after prosecutors charged him with statutory rape. investigators did not say whether his alleged victim was a current student or if the student ever attended san

leandro high. the city of oakland according to a new report will be able to pay for 300 new police officers if the pension cost did not more than double in the last ten years. the city paid $37 million in the state pension system in 2003. but two years ago, that number jumped to $89 million. the city auditor is recommending that city leaders work with union officials and pension experts to come up with a way to fund pensions that won't end up bankrupting the city of oakland. 7:18. we want to check in with sal and see what's going on. traffic may be picked up after the easter holiday. >> i remember from my catholic school days. some schools have the break after easter. some schools have spring break before, whatever they call it. the two weeks leading up to the easter sunday are going to see a little bit of lighter than usual conditions. let's take a look.

highway 24 looks okay as you drive. this looks normal traffic coming up to the 24 interchange with the bay bridge. there are no major problems by the way if you are driving to the tunnel. this drive time is about 15 minutes between 24 interchange and the tunnel. bay bridge toll plaza now the traffic here is moderately avenue, 30-minute delay. this looks like a normal commute. let's go to the maps where it looks lighter than usual. southbound 880 you can see traffic is slow, don't get me wrong. it's slow but it's not -- sometimes we draw this line. it's all red to fremont and mountain view. so your drive time would be about normally about 35 minutes is about 20. let's go to steve. we have some sun. a little cloud mix. system coming in. cold front. i say cool front, actually, because it's not that cold. but it will drop the temperatures and start a dooling trend into tomorrow. temperatures drop about 10 degrees today and about five,

ten more tomorrow. yesterday, a lot of 80s or 70s. tomorrow probably more 60s and very, very 70s. had the warm area of high pressure over us. it's transitory, it changes today. cooling begins. clouds begin to move in. much cooler. we start that today and it drops on tuesday. kind of levels off a little bit. looks like a cooler week as well. mix of sun and clouds. any rain will be very, very light. won't be until this evening. even that looks like not that much. temperatures on the way down. some clouds already to the north. this system doesn't have much to go. this will give us a cloudy pattern. 48 in reno. 49 ukiah and the same for monterey. there is a little enhancement taking place on the back side. a little low is forming. also hold it together, which should give us a tiny bit of

rain. a drumthe cooler pattern begins today. some light rain tonight. but 60s and 70s. this will probably be the warmest day of the workweek, that's for sure. i don't see any 70s or upper 70s or 80s like we had yesterday on the next four, five days. 60s, 70s for many. and then tomorrow a lot of 60s. clouds on the increase. maybe light rain into tuesday. a blustery cooler pattern on tuesday. rebound on wednesday. clouds roll in on thursday. another stronger system might give us a better opportunity for rain on friday. kind of a mix of sun and clouds going into the weekend. >> things are changing. >> yes. in a couple of hours, pg&e executives are due in federal court. coming up, serious charges the utility company faces stemming from the san bruno pipeline disaster for years ago. >> everybody gave us a standing ovation. you could hear people yelling

thank you. >> an army veteran recognized for his heroism during a game, but if the crowd only knew what he had just done on his way to the stadium.

children are still getting medications with codeine in him at hospitals despite safety concerns. a study being released this morning says 500,000 children are getting co every year. there's new evidence that children's body process the narcotic in many ways. for a small number of children that process can be deadly. for one third of young patients, codeine offers no pain relief. so it's really a waste of money and time. in dare rington,

washington, the -- darington, washington, the easter egg hunt was bigger than ever. besides eggs and candy, there were hundreds of baskets, stuffed animals and even bikes for those who found special eggs. >> we have to keep going on with daily life. you can't stop doing the fun stuff because something bad happened. >> the people who organized that easter celebrations received donations from card clubs, rescue groups and school children from all over the state. an iowa army vert proved himself a hero by saving the life of a neighbor. james yates says he was on his way to a ceremony when an 11- year-old boy started banging on his door saying his mom needed help. when he ran over, he saw courtney pearson pinned underneath her chevy blazer. >> back was pinned to the ground. i couldn't move out of there.

i was stuck. i could breathe but it was difficult. >> the sergeant was able to jack the car up high enough for her to slip out. she was fixing a leak when the jack fell on her. and they are off! thousands of runners are taking part in the boston marathon right now. coming up in a live report, the big security change following last year's bombing and how much more it's costing the city of boston. and a huge cleanup effort is underway here in golden gate park. this is sharon meadow and hippie hill. you can see crews from the city picking up trash after yesterday's 4/20 marijuana celebration. we'll tell you how things look today compared to last year's event. we're still looking at a commute that's not that bad. you can see the richmond bridge. there is slow traffic. it's half and half of a

commute. we'll tell you where the slow spots are. a sunny and warm easter will not carry into today. it will be cooler. i will tell you how much cooler and if we'll get any rain out of clouds.

you are looking live at san francisco's golden gate park this morning, where city crews

are cleaning up after yesterday's 4/20 event. there were threats the event would be canceled aferred partygoers left a huge mess last year. coming up in two minute, alex savidge will tell us if they cleaned up their act this year. good morning. welcome, once again, to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. i looked outside, steve. there is a lot of sun outside the door. >> there is a lot of sun. there's clouds on the way. partly sunny, partly cloudy today. mostly cloudy by noon and then tonight cloudy, cooler temperatures, instead of the 80s. 70s inland. there's some sun. we'll get -- there's a little bit of cloud cover moving through. there there could be an isolated few showers. i don't think much is reaching the ground up towards lake county. our system has a lot of cloud

cover and not much else. there could be a little bit of rain. possibility of a better system towards the end of the week. sun for a while, ast least farther south and east. clouds on the increase. cooling begins today. 70s for some. 60s for others. here's sal. >> all right, steve. good morning. we're looking at a commute. not all that bad. as a matter of fact, the bay bridge toll plaza about a 30- minute delay, we haven't had any collisions or stalled vehicles. you can see in the carpool lane it looks pretty good. san mateo bridge 92 that traffic is getting busier by the moment. it's backed up westbound, it gets better by the time you reach foster city. this morning's drive on westbound -- i'm sorry, on southbound 880 is a little bit slow here. no major problems as we move over to the peninsula. 101 is not that bad. 280 is better. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. 4/20 celebrations. they were held on hippie hill in san francisco over the weekend. that event attracts thousands

of people to golden gate park every year. but with that event comes a big cleanup. happening now, ktvu's alex savidge joining us loiv you are in golden gate park. how is the cleanup out there, alex. >> reporter: well, it's underway. it's a huge cleanup effort. we have workers here right now, city workers from the park and rec department. they are all slewout sharon meadow and hippie hill. walking around with bags and collecting trash and picking up other items left behind after yesterday's celebration. thousands of people gathered here yesterday for the annual 4/20 celebration here in the park and just about 45 minutes ago is when crews arrived to don't the cleanup effort. one neighbor told us that there wasn't nearly as much trash of the left behind here compared to last. police officers said it looked much better out here. while thousands of pot smokers

and bead vendors came together, city crews were focused on picking up trash left behind by partygoers. they were out here getting ahead of the game. last year, those attending the event left behind a mudge mess it cost the city more than $10,000 to clean up. this year, the city urged people to clean up after themselves. one man said people really responded. >> a lot of people made a valiant effort to clean up the park. it's not done. it will still be -- be done. >> reporter: yesterday, police were out in force during the event. mainly, it was undercover officers. in the end, there were at least eight people arrested yesterday for felonies although police have not said specifically what those people were arrested for. now, as we begin to take you back out here live this morning, you can see that again, there are city workers

who are out here in full force. there are a number of trucks, a large garbage truck to collect the crash. they seem to be making a pretty good headway here. there was a lot more trash when we first arrived in the morning. no telling how much more work they have to do. we understand along with the city workers, there will be volunteers coming out here to pitch in as well. we're live this morning in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. for many, the 4/20 celebrations had a new meaning in colorado this year. it was the first marijuana celebration since colorado legalized recreational use of marijuana. people from all over the country gathered in denver to light up. denver police still reminded people that smoking pot in public is still illegal in colorado. organizers say about 100,000 people came this year. a much bigger crowd than last year. 7:34. authorities may get answers in the death of a million valley

hiker whose body was found on mount tam last week. an autopsy is found on the body of marie saner. she had gone with a pike for her dog and friend the night before. authorities say she decided to head back to her car when this started getting dark. her body was found below a steep slope, less than a mile from where the body of another hiker was found earlier this month. this morning, police in fairfield continue to look for suspects in a weekend shooting that killed one man and injured a teenaged boy. both victims were rushed to north bay medical center in fairfield following the shooting saturday night. the 27-year-old fairfield man died at the hospital. a 15-year-old boy was treated for a gunshot wound to his shoulder. not clear exactly where the shooting took place. it was fairfield's fourth homicide of the year. 7:35. new health concerns on treasure island about mold. the chronicle reports the people who live and work at the

hold navy base are complaining about mold in several buildings. this follows a discovery of mold at an aging fire station. many are worried the mold could pose a risk to their health. this the latest health -- possible health threat for those living on the island. last month, the navy announced it will test all of the homes on the island for elevated radiation levels. that came after the recent discovery the radio active items buried near the homes where people live. the narn i have once use -- navy once used this same area as a place to dump toxic trash. happening now -- in the last ten minutes, a second wave of runners started the 2014 boston marathon. thousands have returned to the spot where just over a year ago tragedy struck. paula sandoval is live in boston. what kind of security measures

have taken for the race? >> reporter: plenty of security. increased police presence. a lot of cameras as well that have been out. a lot of folks are gonna keep a vigilant eye. we're about three, four blocks away from the finish line. i can see a lot of people making their way toward the finish line. we know there is about -- the first wave of runners are expected or predicted to be crossing that finish line. the next hour and a half, we can tell you the way to the general group of runners did take off from the starting line just within the last few minutes. it's just -- what we're seeing here is unity. it's keeping with that motto that is going around which is boston running as one. we see a lot of people working together here to show their support not only for the 36,000 runners but also for a city that lived a nightmare.

today it's about moving forward and honoring the lives cut short here and really celebrating the legacy left behind. really put 0ing -- putting on the running shoes. you can't ask for better weather or a better crowd. there will be a lot of eyes watching every bit of this marathon to make sure everybody is safe today. guys? >> all of the eyes watching the race it has to be expensive. any idea what the cost will be for the city of boston? all right. i think we might have lost paul. paul, can you hear me? i think we lost our connection. hundreds of the runners taking part in this year's boston marathon are from here in the bay area. some of them are just a couple of blocks from the finish line when the bombs went off last year. others were among the hundreds

injured by the blast. some are first-time marathon runners looking to honor last year's victims. >> i've always wanted to run boston. after the event last year, i immediately knew i was gonna sign up. have a qualifying time. i thought it would be the perfect year to come and race. >> more than a million people are expected to cheer on the runners today. that's the largest crowd ever at the marathon. this year's race has had -- has 36,000 runners. the second largest field of runners in boston marathon history. the marathon starts in hopkinton, massachusetts. the route goes through several towns before reaching boston. the finish line at boylston. the mobility division and three waves of runners have already started the race. history will be in the air over the bay area today as a pair of world war ii planes visit the hayward airport this week. one of them is a b-17.

look at that. used in the movie memphis bell. now, the other is a p-51 must take. they help protect the bombers as they flew over europe during world war ii. you may see the planes in the air as they are taking local media -- i missed that one -- on a tour. on saturday and sunday, though, the public can take tours of the plane. flights will be sold for $450 a person. the money raised helps keep piece beautiful planes flying. the san jose sharks have a 2-0 lead against the kings after a very impressive comeback game last night. >> to the net and he scores! >> joe pavelski went crazy. the sharks were down 2-0. but they scored seven unanswered goals, tori. >> wow. >> they won. 7-2. the sharks have outscored

the kings 14-4. game 3 tomorrow in los angeles. >> they are just on fire. >> all right. 7:40. it's the survival story that's capturing the attention of the entire country this morning. in 20 minutes, how a bay area teen flew from san jose to hawaii while hiding near the landing gear of a commercial jet. and next, a high school senior is facing serious punishment for asking ms. america to the prom. the reason the beauty queen is begging the school to reconsider. good morning. we're looking at the commute now and well, you know, 237 has slowed down. but just across to the other side of the valley, we see traffic that's good. we'll break it down and give you a look at the santa clara valley. a little mix of sun and clouds. yesterday was sunny and warm. that will not be the face today. not much in the way of rain. it will get much cooler on tuesday. i will tell you how much cooler.

the qhows is holding it annual easter egg roll. you can see there -- the white house is holding its annual easter egg roll. president obama reaching out to shake hands. as you can see live pictures from the south lawn, more than 30,000 people expected to attend this year. the theme is hop into healthy, swing into shape and it's thaied to michelle obama's -- tied to michelle obama's theme. tony hawk is expected to be here and the current ms.

america. the first lady will be there, of course. the event begins with an egg hunt anding roll. that's follow followed by -- hunt and egg roll. that's followed by performances. this is a tradition that's been going fon or hundred of years -- going on for hundreds of years. vice president joe biden is in ukraine. he arrived there two hours ago. his visit comes a day after a shoot joout on the a prorussia checkpoint in eastern ukraine that killed three people. the shooting happened despite an international agreement aimed at easing tensions in the area. biden is scheduled to meet with u ukrainian -- ukrainian leaders and diplomats. looking for answers from the leaders of pg&e about the deadly san bruno pipeline

explosion. pam cook is in the newsroom now with some of the big claims expected to be heard in federal court in less than two hours from now. several pg&e executives are due in federal court in san francisco to face charges stemming from the 2010 san bruno pipeline explosion. the indictment charges pg&e with 12 safety violations. it was filed by a task force of federal, state and san mateo county prosecutors. it does not accuse executives of wrongdoing but it does say the utility company did not reconduct required inspections that would have prevented the disaster. pg&e maintains. the employees did not violate federal law and criminal charges are unwarranted. the explosion and fire killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. pg&e also says it has committed to spending $2.7 billion of its shareholders money on upgrading

the natural gas network. the federal court hearing begins at 9:30 a.m. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. malaysia airlines making headlines. this time for an emergency landing. the airline said a tire burst when a plane was taking off from cue wa law lumpur -- kuala lump rur. the crews are planning to complete their search at the end of the week. but a tropical cyclone moving south over the indian ocean could hamper their efforts. a robotic submarine searched underwater but there is's no sign of the wreckage. they say several signals and

pings may have been coming from the plane's black boxes. guides on mount everett can considering a boycott of the climbing season after 13 guides died in an avalanche on friday. the guides were preparing the way for climbers waiting at the base camp. they paid nepal 10,000 apiece to pay the permit. want to check in with sal. see what's happening on the roads. how are things looking on 24? >> they are a little slow, highway 24 and also in jen -- in jen in contra costa county. this drive time is about 12 minutes. 680 southbound is getting busy from pleasant hill. it gets better by the time you reach alamo. nothing unusual this morning. when you get to the bay bridge

toll plaza, that's about a 25- minute drive time into san francisco. there hasn't been major slow traffic. i want to point out traffic coming in is slow. this is not lighter than usual. it does get better in dublin. 680 northbound as you approach san ramon, there was an earlier crash. that's the one that gets people upset. and then you have one. plan for that. after that, though, northbound 680 looks good into dan ville. let's -- danville. let's go to steve. good morning. some sun. more clouds to the north. mostly sunny in the morning. temperatures, they will start to drop. tomorrow looks much, much better. today is the leading edge of this system. there's still mostly cloudy back here. for a while, we'll get morning sun. we'll have clouds rolling in. san jose was 80. livermore, 84. san francisco, 85. today, 60s and 70s.

tomorrow you can bring these down 10 more. tomorrow around noon looks cool. high pressure getting knocked out. the changes begin today. the clouds are beginning to roll in here. big drop from sunday into tuesday. today is the tweener day. clouds are slowly increase. we get a mix of sun and clouds. sunshine east and south. towards mendocino county and lake county, the best -- the best opportunity will be to the north for pre -- for precip. there's a lot of cold air for this time of year behind that. 30s in the mountains. 40s, 50s elsewhere. see a little bit carving itself out here. there is a little low here. there could be a couple 1/100ths late tonight.

the main message starting today into tomorrow. some sun for while and then clouds increase. 60s, 70s. some upper 70s for a few but you have to be farther east and south for that. a lot of 60s between. pretty big drop on the temperatures. tomorrow looks pretty -- looks very brisk. i think 60s across the board here. maybe a few upper 50s. breaks on wednesday, clouds on thursday. possibility of rain on friday. a garage um warmup. it's -- gradual warmup. it's still cloudy on the weekend. ms. america is asking school administrator in pennsylvania to reconsider the punishment given to a high school student who asked her to the prom. >> the question captured on cell phone video got the high school senior suspended for three days. he was warned not to ask nina

to prom when she appeared at a school asimply. but he says he had his mind set on it and handed her a flower. although she declined the invitation, she's asking the school to reconsider the suspension saying she was flattered by the invitation. >> you only have one chance to try. >> yes. still ahead -- remembering a tragedy, 15 years later, the way the you can rum lum bin high school -- the way the column line high school shooting -- columbine high school shooting is being remembered today. an attack on two snowmobilers caught on video. why the only protection they had could have made the situation worse.

a former san francisco firefighter accused of driving a fire truck while drunk is due

back in court. 43-year-old michael quinn is expected to be arraigned on three kowts of -- tree felony counts, including causing an injury while driving under the influence. back in june, quinn allegedly ran a red light and hit a motorcyclist at fifth and howard streets. the motorcyclist suffered broken ribs and a punctured lung. after the crash, he was -- he was scene on video drinking mult bility glasses of water. if convicted, he faces up to three years in prison. a former concord police officer accused of stealing prescription drugs is also expected in court today. mathew switzer is accused of using his status as an officer to take prescription drugs from seniors. he faces five felony counts including fraud and elder abuse. his attorney says his client became addicted to painkillers after suffering an injury. a pair of snowmobilers in maine promise to be more

cautious after a scary confrontation with a moose. it happened in main. it was caught on camera. the snowmobilers insist they were not chasing the moose but admit they were following too close because when the moss stopped to turn on them, they didn't have much time to react. >> the only thing i had was to mutt between myself and the moose. unfortunately, that was just the snowmobile. >> he ran back to his wife's snowmobile. she had a gun. but worried that shooting the moose would make things worse, she fired a warning shot right there. the moose left shortly after that. the couple says the moose was missing some patches of fur. actually looked sick. they said if this happened again, they will retreat slowly. this morning, the san francisco 49ers are showing off their newly-installed turf. last week, crews started installing the two and a half acres of sod at the new

stadium. they used bandera bermuda sod that uses up to 50% water and holds its color longer. the 49ers home opener still has not been scheduled yet but we should learn that date soon. the first time this new field will be used is august 2nd when the san jose earthquakes will host the seattle sounders. 7:57. the 2014 boston marathon is underway. ktvu's claudine wong will join us live with the thousands of runners now proudly sending the message of boston strong. >> reporter: we're live at san jose international airport, where a 16-year-old boy stows away on a plane to hawaii and survives. we just spoke to airport officials. we'll tell you what they are saying about the security breach. good morning. we're looking at northbound 101 in san jose. you can see traffic is moderately heavy. coming up we'll give you a drive time for the bay bridge and take a look at some east bay traffic. temperatures were way above

on sunday. today they are starting to drop and will continue to drop on tuesday. we'll tell you how much and if we'll get any rains on the clouds coming in. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone.

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we're at san jose mineta international. a key part, a big story making headlines around the country. the fbi says a teenager from santa clara wid in the -- hid in the wheel well, flew halfway across the pacific and survived. this is triggering a ton of questions about airport security. tara moriarty will have a live report in a minute or so. it's monday morning, i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. a quick look at weather and traffic. the big word, it sounds like cooler. >> no doubt about it. it's on its way. sun in the morning and then increasing clouds. those beginning to show up off the coast. mostly cloudy by noon. cloudy, cooler by this afternoon and evening. the big cooldown will be on tuesday as this system moves through. there is not a lot to it. there is a little enhancement taking place. any presip, any rain will be light. there is a lot of cloud cover. that's going to continue to filter in here. our temperatures are coming

down. 50s for some. but some morning sun will give way to afternoon clouds. could be a few hit and miss. not a lot. but a couple of blips showing up on radar. there might be more tonight or tomorrow. a couple of 1/100ths. we'll mention this in case the front decides to hold together. sun for a while, a lot of clouds on the way. cooling begins today. drop of about 10 degrees today. 60s and 70s. here's sal. >> all right. we're looking at a crash steve. northbound 680. i've drawn a line on the map at accosta boulevard in the dublin area. traffic is going to be busy here as you drive up from pleasanton. this is a slowdown that doesn't normally exist. and these are the kind of slowdowns that people really hate because it's not normally there. people aren't planning for that. westbound 580 is slowdown here normally exists as you drive into livermore. we've had a couple of minor crashes there.

no problems in castro valley. 880 southbound is relatively okay. let's move along to live pictures. bay bridge toll plaza, 25 to 30- minute delay getting into san francisco. this morning's commute in san jose has been moderate. northbound 280. a little bit of slow traffic here as you drive up to cupertino. 85 is not bad. 101 is slow. back to the desk. thank you, sam. we begin with an amazing story out of the south bay. the fbi says a 16-year-old boy stowed away in the wheel well of a flight from san jose to hawaii and survived. tara moriarty just spoke to an airport official and tells us how authorities believe the boy got on the plane in the first place. good morning, tara. >> good morning. airport officials are reviewing surveillance video along with federal agents to figure out which portion of the fence this teen was able to hop over. portions of it we are told are barbed wire. but that was actually the easy part making it over to the

fence. the tough part was surviving the flight. now, maui news released this photo of the 16-year-old santa clara boy being taken away by ambulance. he was not hurt. investigators say the teen jumped in a wheel well of flight 45 around 8:00 yesterday morning. the teen endured frigid temperatures at 38,000 feet up in the air with lol oxygen. fbi agents say he passed out 10,000 feet up and then regained consciousness after the plane landed. airport officials say they do meet all federal safety standards. >> despite this, no system is 100%. it's possible to scale and airport primmy tier fence line, especially -- perimeter fence line and remain undetected. it's appear that's what this teen did. >> that's a major security breach. >> it's not a sophisticated -- he's a kid.

if a kid would pull it off you worry about someone with a more dangerous agenda. >> reporter: the teen was taken into custody. investigators say the boy ran away from home after he had an argument with his family. his parents have been notified. he's in child protective services. no charges have been filed. we reach odd ut to c -- reached out to cps to see when the boy would be reunited with his parents but have not heard back. >> there have been similar incidents. last year, a 15-year-old nigerian boy survived after stowing away in the wheel well. he flew 45 minutes. in 2010, a 20-year-old romanian man survived a 97-minute flight from vienna to london's heathrow airport. he stowed away on a private

plane. eric swalwell is expressing his concern about airport security. he tweeted this statement. it reads -- police arrested an armed man after an overnight standoff in san jose. it happened on del paso avenue near camden avenue. it all started about 8:00 last night when police received reports of a man firing shots into the ground. now, police made contact with the man. he was finally arrested about 3:30 this morning. happening now -- in just about 20 minutes from now, the last wave of runners will begin the boston marathon. they are gonna be joining thousands of athletes already running their way along the 26-

mile course. claudine wong is in boston at the finish line with one man from walnut creek who is at the marathon with a very specific purpose. >> reporter: yes, good morning. we're live in boston for you at the finish line. we have the first racers coming in from the mobility division making their way through here. a lot of people. the energy is fantastic. it's been really great. the last wave getting ready to go. all of those runners. 36,000 runners will be making their way here to the finish line. as you can see, another racers just crossing. where we're standing, i want to introduce you to folks we met a few minutes ago. this is john, linda, jim. they are from walnut creek. hi. >> how are you guys doing? >> reporter: i know you were here last year and you are watching your girlfriend, april. >> probably about 10-k. about six miles in. >> reporter: 20 to go.

making her way here. we're talking to you guys about being here last year and then you told us that you got something pretty special planned. tell me what's going on. >> yeah. so when april finishes, i'm gonna plan on proposing to her at the finish line. >> reporter: down on one knee. >> right here. >> reporter: how long have you have been planning this? >> probably about two years and officially two weeks. >> reporter: do you want to show us the ring? can you do that? everyone at home wants to see it. >> yeah. there it is. >> reporter: it is gorgeous! so excited! your parents are here. what are you thinking? >> we're thrilled. we're so excited to be here to support john and april. >> reporter: getting emotional. now you are making me emotional. so excited. we love april. she's been part of our family for a long time. >> jim, you guys have your boston strong shirts. she did not get to finish last year? >> she did. >> she finished about 45

minutes before it happened. >> reporter: we were at home. we got a text right away saying they were okay. we knew they were okay. we love boston. i've been here before. zblankth did you think when he said he was gonna propose? >> >> we planned to be here. we were hoping that he would get his -- >> reporter: get your act together. >> we're ecstatic. >> reporter: are you nervous? >> a little bit. >> reporter: not nervous about the race because it sounds like she's a phenomenal runner. >> she's incredible. >> we're all confident she's going to say yes. >> she better. >> reporter: good luck to you. we're gonna hopefully be able to capture all of that. we're so glad we ran into you. a very special surprise.

i told you to tell everyone at home who knows april, do not put it on facebook, do not text it. do not do any of that. a lot of great stories at the boston marathon. stories of inspiration and love and wall-to-wall people out here. intense security. it's been a fantastic morning all morning long. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:09. an oakland man is being called a hero for a water rescue of two children. it happened late yesterday afternoon at marina park. jose was walking the shoreline with his family when he herd a ulgirl cry for help. he jumped into the water, grabbed her and then spotted an arm flailing further out into the water. he went in a second time and found a boy floating face down. he brought the unconscious boy to shore and performed cpr. he did revive the boy by the time paramedics arrived.

>> luckily, the good samaritan was there and did his job. we did our job and delivered him breathing to the emergency room. >> reporter: the boy was taken to children's hospital in oakland where at last check he was in critical condition. police say he was with an older brother onshore before going into the water. if you are thinking about going to a bay area beach, good news. a high surf advisory expired about three hours ago. it was in effect for the california coast between sonoma and monterey over the weekend as crowds of people headed to bay area beaches. a high surf advisory means more rip currents and sneaker waves and lifeguards say an adult could still be swept out to sea even in just ankle deep water. 8:10. some people living in a san jose trailer park could soon become millionaires. last week, a civil jury awarded $111 million to some of the people living at the trailer park on snell avenue. five years ago, dozens of

residents of a hawaiian mobile estates sued the owner claiming they had to put up with backups, potholes, electrical blackouts and many other problems. if this verdict stands up, 61 tenants could end up with $1.6 million apiece. coming up on 8:11. dealing with a pretty dirty problem in san francisco's biggest park. coming up in 20 minutes, the new details they told us about the costly cleanup from the annual celebration of marijuana. but next, south korea's president calls his actions murderous. what a new video shows the captain of that capsized ferry boat doing shortly after the ship sank. good morning. right now, traffic is actually doing okay in some areas. but it's still kind of slow here in pleasant hill and walnut creek and la fayette. we'll tell you more about this commute sand the rest of the commute. some sun out there. a little mix of sun and clouds.

but there is a cold front on the way. i should probably say cool front. we'll talk about how much cooler it will be and if there's any rain in the forecast.

south korea's president is calling the actions of a crew of a sunken ferry murderous. the death toll has risen to 86 with 220 more missing. the president said the crew's actions are unforgivable. newly-released video shows the captain getting medical treatment shortly after

reaching the shore. right after the collision, the captain initially told passengers to stay in their rooms and waited more than half an hour to issue an evacuation order. a radio transcript released by authorities suggest the passengers on the ship could not reach lifeboats to escape because the ship tilted show quickly. crews are holding out hope they will find passengers alive in the sunken ship as they continue their search effort. most people on board were high school students. and families of those missing passengers are pleading with the government to strengthen to search efforts. the families are currently staying at a gymnasium on the southwestern tip of south korea, near where the ferry went down. 8:15. it's been 15 years since the unforgettable shooting rampage at columbine high school in colorado. yesterday, a memorial was held in littleton, for the 12 students and one teacher who

were killed when two students wet on a shooting rampage before killing themselves. people came from as far away as california to pay their -- to pay their respects. >> 15 years ago is a long time. it was a big story in los angeles and i could just imagine how big of a story it was here. >> the daughter of the teacher killed read the names of the shooting victims as her daughter rang a bell in memory. a man escaped officers dragging them with one of his car. police responded to a report of a suspicious person around 12:30 yesterday afternoon at 18th and castro street. when the man spotted officers, police say he jumped into a car and sped away dragging an officer. that officer declined medical treatment at the scene. 8:16. there is a new report that says the city of oakland would be able to pay for a -- for 300

more police officers if its pension cost for city employees had not more than doubled in the last ten years. the city paid $37 million in the state pension fund in 2003. but two years ago, that number jumped to $89 million. the city auditor is recommending that city leaders work with union officials and pension experts to come up with a way to fund pensions that won't bankrupt the city. if you are up late tonight or before sunrise tomorrowern mooing look up to the sky. that's the peak of the lyrid meteor shower. this is from the annual show from the last couple of years. the view won't be quite as good because the moon is still reflecting a lot of light. astronomers suggest trying to watch before the moon rises which is shortly after 2:00 a.m. here in the bay area. might be up by then. >> we'll have a chance to look.

>> all right. >> yes. i'm looking at sal, you are watching the east shore. >> this has kind of been an unusual day. >> the lighter commutes have become busy. the eastshore freeway has been doing well, i would say for the most part. but then it gets okay in berkeley. you can see traffic is moving along okay on eastbound 80 which is the noncommute direction. i want to check out the bay bridge toll plaza. that's still a 25 to 30-minute drive time from oakland. that includes the toll plaza waiting and then to the san francisco exit. you can plan ahead for that. i think most people who drive this know it already. 580 has been slow as we push into the 580 interchange. low into livermore. this commute here, i'm gonna circle it for you. we had an earlier accident in dublin. that's gone but look at northbound 680. it's atrocious. southbound 680 is slow. but you are used to that. northbound 680 is slower than

it usually is from pleasanton to dublin. 8:18. let's go to steve. >> sal? >> yes. i saw sawtelle -- i saw del ray friday night. >> how did you look it? >> it was good. tomorrow is the biggest day. it will get much, much cooler. clouds are moving in. we'll get morning sun. just slow recovery the rest of the week. cloud/rain forecast. a lot of clouds. not much rain. if there's any rain, it will be

light. maybe by tonight, system is holding together a little bit. we'll see if that continues to march inland with a little bit of enhancement. if it does, we'll get a drizzle or light rain. the main message, it doesn't show up here, is how cool it will be tomorrow. at least compared to where we've been. clouds continue to roll in. maybe a few light showers to the north. 40s and 50s. system up north has a better opportunity. it's possible back here. that's where you get the enhancement. colder tops there. there is a low forming on the front which i think will hold it together. 40s in the mountains. 50s elsewhere and 60s. but this is the first of what could be two and a half maybe three system. couple of 1/100ths will probably be it. if you hear rain that will be from that system. cooling system, light rain tonight. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. to the north, a big drop.

out of the 80s. maybe one more day for upper 70s here. by tomorrow, we could be looking at 60s. pretty big drop in some of these temperatures by tuesday, wednesday. slow rebound. not a lot. we cloud it up again. better opportunity for rain for friday and gradual improvement on the weekend. 8:20. the pipeline disaster in san bruno officially becomes a criminal case in 20 minutes, what's happening to executives from pg&e. and a veteran does the unthinkable. where he went above and beyond for a second time.

a washington state community ravaged by a huge mudslide last month still managed to have a happy easter. the town of carington's annual easter egg hunt was bearer than ever. people who live there wanted to give children a day they would fefer another get. children searched candy and eggs and were rewarded withed stuffed animals and bikes when they found specialty marked eggs. >> we have to keep on doing daily life. you can't stop doing the fun stuff because something bad happened. >> tomorrow, president obama will travel to the mudslide area and will meet with families and emergency workers affected by the disaster.

le:24 -- 8:24 an army veteran from iowa proved himself a hero again by saving the life of one of his neighbors. james yates said he was on his way to a ceremony when an 11- year-old boy started to bang on his door saying his mom needed help. when sergeant yates jumped over, he saw courtney pierson pinned underneath the blazer. >> back was pinned to the ground. i couldn't move out of there. i was stuck. it's very difficult. sergeant yates was able to jack the car up high enough for her to wiggle out. she said she was fixing a leak when the car slipped off the jack and fell on her. now she's planning on calling sergeant yates to say thank you. about 8:26. the 118th running of the boston marathon, it's underway. we're gonna go back live to boston. we'll show you what's happening with the race and also the

unprecedented security. and city workers here in san francisco, they are busy picking up trash here in sharon meadow in golden gate park this morning following yesterday's annual 4/20 marijuana celebration. we'll tell you what city officials are saying this morning about the cost of the cleanup. good morning. we're looking at a commute now that is getting better in some areas. highway 24 still a little bit slow la fayette. we'll tell you more about this commute. and clouds are increasing as a lot of sunshine and warm temperatures on sunday. those are just a memory. cooler weather is on the way. i will tell you how much cooler and if we can get any rain out of he's clouds as well.

good morning. these are live pictures, san francisco's golden gate park. there are workers out there cleaning up after yesterday's huge 4/20 celebration of marijuana event. some of the revelers left a big mess out there last year. threatened to stamp out the fun and this year's party, coming up in a couple of minutes, alex savidge is there. he will tell us if the folks out on hippie hill cleaned up their act this year. it's monday morning. i'm dave:00. let's talk about weather -- i'm dave clark. let's talk about whenever and traffic. >> clouds inciting. we have some sun. low clouds, higher clouds are on the way. cloudy, it will be cooler today. breeze will pick up. clouds already beginning to advance. the system coming in, it's not that strong. it will be strong enough to give us a cooldown. 50s on the temperatures.

upper 40s. could be a couple of isolated showers. not a big deal. more likely late tonight into tomorrow morning. still enhancement taking place. there is a little slow forming as well white might enhance a few -- a couple of 1/100ths. drizzle or very light rain. late tonight into early tomorrow morning. maybe a better system by friday. some sun for a while. cooling begins. today 60s and 70s. here's sal. all right, steve. we're still looking at traffic that's a little bit busy in some areas. it's become worse in some which is unusual. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, 25 to 30- minute drive time with no major problems coming through. you will see some slow traffic there as you drive on the bridge itself. that's why the traffic time is elevated. let's take a look now at 580 southbound and 680. this has been a bad commute. especially 680 through dublin and pleasanton because of

earlier problems. 880 has cleared up nicely between hayward and fremont. the traffic looks good. here we are in the south bay. northbound 85. we're getting a late slow down. 280 is not bad through downtown san jose and this is 280 a live picture for you. you can see traffic is doing well. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. we have new information from the city of san francisco about the cost to clean up golden gate park after yesterday's 4/20 marijuana celebration. alex savidge joining us live now with the cleanup. it's underway right now. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. the superintendent of golden gate park just told me that in all likelihood it will cost more than $10,000 to clean up after yesterday's 4/20 event. that's about what it cost last year. things were not as messy this morning. this is the scene behind us

city work workers are cleaning -- workers are cleaning up. this is where thousands came together, a celebration of cannabis yesterday. this was the scene almost two hours ago as crews arrived here to continue their cleanup effort. there was quite a bit of trash out here this morning. but everybody we're talking to, neighbors and city officials say things look much better this year. that's in part because thousands of -- excuse me. there were city crews out here during the event yesterday. picking up trash and trying to get ahead of the game. this year the city has urblging people to -- urging the people to pick up after themselves after a huge mess was left behind. >> we did have a lot of cooperation from sfpd and other agencies doing road closures in the area. trying to keep people from bringing large grills in here and that kind of thing. >> reporter: san francisco police say yesterday they arrested at least eight people for felonies at this event,

police have not said exactly what the people were arrested for. but again, this morning back out here live. you can see city workers there continuing their cloneup effort, they will be out here for the next few hours. we understand and have seen some volunteers arriving. they will be pitching in as well to help get the work the way it looked. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. for many, the 4/20 celebrations had a new meaning in colorado. it was the first marijuana celebration since colorado legalized the it. people gathered in denver to light up. denver police still reminded people smoking pot in public is still illegal in the state. organizers say about 100,000 people came out this year. a much bigger crowd than last year. 26-year-old palo alto man is recovering this morning after falling 30 feet while rock climbing at yosemite

national park over the weekend. the chp says it happened in an area known as higher cathedral spire. the man and his climbing partner were rescued and flown to local hospitals to be treated. >> authorities may soon get answers on the death of a mill valley hiker. an autopsy is planned today fon the body of 50-year-old marie saner. searchers recovered her body on thursday. she had gone for a hike with her dog and a friend the night before. but authorities say she decided to head back to her car when it started getting dark. her body was found below a sleep slope less than a mile from the body of another hiker was found this month. new concerns on treasure island about mold. the chronicle reports the people who live and work at the old navy base. they are complaining about mold in several plates.

this discovers molding at an aging fire station. many worry about the mold mose posing a risk -- posing a risk to their health. right in the middle of the san francisco bay. last month, the navy announced they will test all holes on the island for elevated -- homes on the island for elevated radio active material. the navy wants to use this same area as a toxic trash pit. people who live in the east bay may find out tomorrow whether they will face new additional water restrictions. that's when east bay m.u.d. is meeting to decide how to deal with the ongoing water shortage. amongst the options are adopting special drought rates or imposing mandatory water usage cutbacks. the district could also stick with the voluntary 10% cutbacks which are already in effect. the recent storms have helped

restore reservoirs a bit but water levels are lower than in nondrought years. with the click of the mouse, people will be able to find out if and when rising sea levels could make them the victim of a flood. this onmapping tool will show how much sea levels are expected to rise in the area. it will also tell the number of homes and businesses that could be flooded. right now most of the information is for new york, nublg and florida. but information for -- new jersey and florida. but information for came will be added this spring. b.a.r.t. is showing off its fleet of the future today. this is people taking a look at the new b.a.r.t. cars. this was in san francisco last week. today, riders will get a chance to check this out at the fremont b.a.r.t. station. that starts at 2:00 p.m. several more display events are scheduled in the weeks ahead. b.a.r.t. says new cars will have better seats, bike racks and screens

showing the location of a screen and its next stop. the first new cars are scheduled too arrive in 2017. le:36. happening now -- 8:36. happening now, the 2014 boston marathon is well underway. another wave of runners left the starting line about five minutes ago. we're live in boston. we know there is huge security measures there. what is the cost for the city of boston for all of this? >> reporter: i'm hoping you can hear me. i can tell you that there is a wave of runners, or at least the first wave expected to cross the finish line, very, very soon, possiblies in the next 30, 35 minutes. the last update is the american in the lead. leading the way for the men's division. that could change as this marathon continues right now. a little bit about what we expect to happen right now in

the coming hours. as soon as those runners cross the finish line. a lot of them will be making their way here to boston common where there is supporters and you might be able to see that there's banners behind me. all of them with messages of support. really keeping with that motto of boston's running as one. so at the same time, we're seeing police and law enforcement keeping a very close eye on the crowds, extra security onhand making sure everybody stays safe and they are working hard and working overtime to keep every one of those miles as -- as safe as it can be. hundreds of the runners taking part in the boston marathon are from the bay area. some of them were a couple of blocks from the finish line when the bombs went off last year. others were among the hundreds injured by the blast. and some are first-time marathon runners looking to honor last year's victims. >> i've always wanted to run boston but after last yee, i

immediately knew i was gonna sign up. had a qualifying time. i thought it be would the perfect time to come and race. >> more than a million people are expected to come cheer on the runners. this year's race will have 36,000 runners the second largest field of runners in boston marathon history. the boston marathon actually starts in hopkinton, massachusetts. you can see the route goes through several towns before reaching boston and the finish line. the leaders in the wheel cheer dave visions have finished -- divisions have finished. the lead women start to cross in less than 20 minutes. the boston marathon for 2014 well underway today. >> and you have claudine wong out there, too. >> yes. malaysia airlines is again making headlines. a scary moment for passengers who were leaving for india.

it's a survival story capturing the attention of the entire country this morning. in a few minutes, how a bay area teen flew from san jose to hawaii while riding near the nd laking gear of a commerce sal jet. -- commercial jet. and the macarthur maze. let's take a look at that. i want to show you that traffic is not that bad. around the corner, we have some slowing for you to get into san francisco. we'll take a look at this and the bay bridge coming up. a mix of sun and clouds. the clouds are going to -- to win out. the great american novel.

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let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories -- san jose police arrested an armed man hours ago after an almost eight-hour standoff. it happened on del paso and cam depp. it started -- cam deb. it started -- camden. started at 8:00 last night when a man was shooting on the ground. an oakland man is being called a hero for pulling two children from the park. he was walks with his family

when -- was walking with his family when he heard a girl screaming for help. after pulling her out, he saw a boy face down in the water. he pulled him out as well and gave him cpr before paramedics arrived. the boy was rushed to oakland children's hospital. he's expected to survive. an uferp believable story for the -- unbelievable story from the south bay. a 16-year-old boy from santa clara stowed away in the wheel well on a flight from san jose to hawaii and he survived. tara moriarty talked with airport officials. you are back. they are saying how authorities say how he believe he got on the plane in the first place, tara. >> reporter: we took a walk down along the perimeter. all of the hawaiian airlines flights all of the lanes, they dock over here or they park over here. we walk down there. we noticed that the fence was about eight feet tall. it had barbed wire. there was a section where there was this metal box of piping that you could stand up and

make it over to the other side. the tricky part was not getting over the fence. it was surviving the flight. this is a picture right now from maui news of the 16-year- old being taken away by ambulance. but he was not hurt we're told. investigators say that he hopped into the wheel well of hawaiian airlines flight 45 around 8:00 yesterday morning and and endured frigid temperatures with very little oxygen. he passed out 10,000 feet up, regained conscious nbc an hour after the plane nd laked. police are reviewing their surveillance video with federal agents. >> he very well may have scaled one of our fence -- a seconds of our fence line undercover of darkness and he remained undetected as he traveled from that fence line onto our ramp and into the wheel well of the aircraft. >> you wonder with all of the

workers on the tarmac why didn't anyone see him and question him. >> reporter: the fbi took a teen into custody after he jumped off the wheel well and started wandering around the tarmac. investigators say the boy ran away from home after he had an argument with his family. his parents have been notified. he's in cps custody. authorities are reviewing whether or not charges should be filed. we've reached out to cps to see when the boy might be reunited with his parents. live in san jose, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:46. pg&e executives will be in federal court in less than an hour. pam cook is in the newsroom with the charges against the company over the deadly san bruno gas pipeline explosion. good morning, pam. >> reporter: good morning. at 9:30 this morning, several expectties are due in federal court in san francisco to face criminal charges. 12 felony safety violations. it was filed by a task force of

federal state and san mateo county prosecutors. now, the filing does not accuse specific pg&e executives of wrongdoing but it does say the utility company did not conduct required inspections that could have prevented the disaster. prosecutors say the utility company knowingly relied on incomplete information when determining the safety of that pipeline that eventually exploded in san francisco in 2010 killing eight people injuring dozens of others and destroying 38 homes. now, pg&e maintains that its employees did not intentionally violate federal law and that criminal charges are unwarranted. if convicted on all of the charges, pg&e could face a maximum of $6 million in fines and court-ordered oversight. now, again, that hearing begins at 9:30 a.m. we'll have more on what happens inside the courtroom later today on our noon news and 5:00 as well as online at ktvu dahl.

pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:47. let's bring sal back. i know you are keeping an eye on the macarthur maze. how are they doing? >> very well. >> good. >> the macarthur maze traffic is looking pretty good. as you may -- you may or may not know, i think some of the younger people may not know named after general douglas macarthur. where is that clap from dave? clap, clap, clap. traffic is doing very well. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it'sing baaed up for -- it's backed up for 20, 25 minutes. the toll plaza is backed up for 25-minute drive time into san francisco. san jose, 85 is improving. i get a lot of comments and tweets and facebook postings about this particular freeway here. traffic is a little better today than it normally is. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. and mostly cloudy for some. partly sunny for others. we do have increasing clouds

from a weak cold front but still it's going to set the stage for a much cooler pattern. and not only this system but maybe another system later in the week. a lot of cloud cover, not much in the way of rain, if it is, it wouldn't be until tonight. changes not only today but mostly this week. cooling begin. clouds roll in. breezy. blustery. 60s across the board. right now, the clouds continue to kind of enhance there. they are slowly heading over towards us. 60s on the temperatures. santa rosa stays 48. we had some lows, down in the low 40s. could be a few showers. there is a little bit slowing up. you can see some of that might enhance later. light rain definitely possible up in the mendocino county, lake county, northern sonoma county. there's definitely enhancement here. once that goes there, there's a low. a lot of cloudy atmosphere.

40s, 50s, 60s on the temperatures. see the low back there. there's cool air coming in. that will sweep over us. a couple of 1/00ths. some sun for a while. but it will lose out. increasing clouds. but the sun says i shall return. 50s and 60s on your temperatures. 74, san jose. 74 santa clara. cupertino, 75. 60s and 70s on the coast in the city and on the peninsula. it's cooler, breezy to blustery, tuesday, wednesday a little bit of a break. but then clouds roll in wednesday night into thursday. possibility of rain on friday. slow recovery on the weekend. >> thank you, steve. ten minutes before 9:00. a daring guess chur to ensure an unforgettable prom landed one pennsylvania high school student in rather hot water. next, how ms. america is

lending her star power to come to the young man's rescue. [father] reel it up,you got him on there.bring him in. is that a bass? [boy] yeah,i got a big bass. [father]bring it up.keep reeling.keep reeling.c'mon, where is he? whoa! you caught that all by yourself? [boy] yeah! [father]how old are you to catch that? [boy]three! [father]you're three years old? show me how many fingers that is.

malaysia airlines had a tire burst when the plane took off and was heading for indian. the plane had to turn around. 24 comes six weeks after a malaysia airlines flight

disappeared in the indian ocean. in the meantime, crews looking for that missing flight are planning to complete their search in the targeted area of the indian ocean at the end of this week. but a tropical cyclone moving south over the indian ocean could hamper their efforts. a robotic submarine searched underwater again yesterday. but there's still no sign of any wreckage. search crews have said several sonar and pings may have been coming from the plane's black boxes. police in fairfield still searching for suspects in a weekend shooting where one man was killed a a teenaged boy was wounded. both were rushed into north bay medical center in fairfield after that saturday night shooting. the 2-year-old fairfield man died at the hospital. a 15-year-old boy was treated for a shoulder wound. still not clear exactly where the shooting occurred. but it was fair beeld's fourth homicide -- fairfield's fourth

homicide of the year. 8:54. a former san francisco firefighter accused of driving a fire truck while drunk is due back in court this morning. 43-year-old michael quinn is expected to be arraigned on three felony counts, including causing an injury while driving under the influence. back in june, quinn allegedly ran a read light and hit a motorcyclist on fifth and howard street. the motorcyclist suffered broken ribs and a punctured lung. after the crash dwin was seen on surveillance video at a bar drinking multiple glasses of water. if convicted, he could face up to three years in prison. a former concord police officer accused of stealing prescription drugs is also expected in court today. mathew switzer is accused of using his status as an officer to take prescription drugs from seniors. he faces five felony counts, including fraud and elder abuse. his attorney says his client became addicted to painkillers after suffering an injury and

also because of post-traumatic stress disorder. the san francisco 49ers will show off the newly- installed turf at the new stadium in santa clara of the last week crews began to install the sod. they used bandera sod. it needs 50% less water. it also holds its color younger. the home opener has not been scheduled yet but we should learn -- learn that date soon. the first time that field will be used is august 2nd. that's when the san jose earthquakes come in to host the seattle sounders. ms. america is asking school administrators in pennsylvania to reconsider the punishment given to a high school student who asked her to a prom. >> ms. america -- >> excuse me. >> will you go to the prom with me? >> the question captured on cell phone video there got the high school senior suspended

for three days. he was washed ahead of time not to -- he was warned ahead of time not to ask her. although she declined the invitation, he gave her a rose, she's asking the school to reconsider the suspension saying she was flattered boo the invitation. a second ago while you were talking, rita, crossed the finish line, defending her title. just happened. let's check in with sal and see what's happening in the commute. >> right now traffic is still a little bit slow. things are not too bad as you come up to the macarthur maze. this is about a 25-minute drive time. not all that bad getting into san francisco. westbound 92 heading out to the high rides. the traffic looks good. 11 minutes across the span. quickly san jose 85 is the slowest. 280 is the best. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. clouds increasing. low and high clouds. it will be cooler today.

60s, 70s. maybe light rain. >> all right, steve. that's our report. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. be sure to watch us for the noon news. we'll have more on the 16-year- old stowed away in the wheel well of a flight. we're always here for you at ktvu.com as well as twitter and facebook. thank you for joining us.

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