tamaui came to an end. -- to maui came toan end. the teen stuck over the -- to an end. the teen snuck over the plane sunday morning. the airport confirmed surveillance cameras picked up images. >> he remain done tected on to the -- remained undetected on to the ramp. >> reporter: that would mean he was in the area undetected for 90 minutes before the flight took off for maui. according it the fbi the 15- year-old was unconscious through the trip coming to only after the plane touched down half way across the pacific at the airport. >> upon the arrival one of our workers did see the juvenile walk towards the front of the aircraft. >> while there are questions on

how it happened. >> you wonder with all the workers on the tarmac why didn't anyone see him and question him. >> reporter: there seems to be no question the teen was able to breach the perimeter. >> this exposed a vulnerability. >> reporter: he says the stunt raises serious questions about airport security. >> although this hasn't happened in a very long timep it is something that cannot -- time, it is something that cannot happen again. >> reporter: how easy would it be to happen again? we traveled around mineta san jose international airport to look at the airport. if you haven't been here, it is close to cars, pedestrians. we will have that story coming up tonight at 6:00 p.m. reporting live at mineta san jose international airport noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we reached out taoak -- to oakland and san francisco international airport to see if they are changing their policy. san francisco international airport says nothing has changed. they did not discuss specifics

other than to say they had a fence. they have a fence on the western side and the bay on the eastern side. oakland had a similar response. it has a security fence and within the property and facilities there are layers of security fences. news chopper 2 flew over head. you can see some of the fences surrounding the airport as well as dirt roads. people sneaking on to planes isn't as uncommon as you think. there have been 95 documented cases of attempted stow aways on 84 flights from 1996 to 2012. 75% of the attempts result in death. last year a boy survived after she stowed away on a 45 minute flight. in 2010 a man survived a 90 minute flight.

in 2000 a man survived a 4,000 flight. coming up we will speak with an expert on how this teen could have survived high attitudes and freezing temperatures. resiliency and endurance in boston. runners honored the victims of last year's bombings before setting out on the course. >> we will never forget the courage and resiliency. please join us in a moment of silence. >> there was a major increase in security this year. ktvu's claudine wong is live in boston tonight. >> reporter: good evening. yes, clean up is underway at the finish line at the boston marathon. crews trying to get things back to normal. organizers said while security was going to be high they wanted to keep the experience

the same. today they raised it up a few notches. >> reporter: race day started as a picture perfect day in boston. everywhere you turned there was a resolve that the runners facing the 26 miles would not do it alone. >> we surprised her. she didn't want us to be here. she was worried there would be another event but we surprised her. [ talking at the same time ] >> forget it, mom. >> security was tight. barricades everywhere but the crowds still came. >> loved it. love to be part of it. >> with the first wave on their heels -- >> reporter: those who ran the 26 miles told us no matter where you turned you felt boston strong. >> i was doing high fives. i have never done that before.

>> it was hard to hear your heart beating. the energy and enjoys was -- energy and enjoys was unbelieve -- and the noise was unbelievable. >> reporter: some for they finished a race that was stolen from them one year ago. >> yeah. i am just going to do this and coming up and finishing. and as race day comes to a close, what lingsers the feeling, that -- lingers is the feeling that something magical happened here today. >> i have hundreds of medals, i ran hundreds of marathons, and this is my most prized possession right now. >> doesn't symbolize a marathon, it is really an vent that we were fortunate to be a part of. >> reporter: back live out here in boston as they clean up this

race route. we told you about a young man that came here with a important question for his girlfriend that involved getting down on one knee after she crossed the finish line. we stuck with him and we will show you what happened coming up at 6:00 p.m., live in boston, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the men's winner finished at a pace of under 5 minutes an mile. he is 38 years old. the first american man to win since 1983. 33-year-old won the women's division. it was her second straight victory. >> for continuing coverage go to www.ktvu.com. we posted all the reports from boston, indeluged security measures and interviews with -- including security measures and interviews. we are getting a sense of how severe this wildfire season

will be thanks to the drought. cal fire tweeted it is responding to twice as many fires as it usually does. they started hiring and training a month earlier than usual to get a jump start. they responded to 87 new wildfires last week and this year alone more than a thousand fires. cal fire crews teamed up. the effort is funded from measure cc. the goal is to reduce the amount of brush that could act as fuel for a wildfire. >> made piles. we try to burn it. >> they plan to conduct similar burns in several spots in the coming weeks. cooler and blustery out there. now with our chief meteorologist bill martin who is telling us what is going on. >> significantly cooler. temperatures dropped 15 degrees over the 80s that we saw

sunday. sheer the system. i -- here is the system. we are seeing showers moving in to the north portion of the state. right now i don't have reports of rain showers or sprinkles in northern california. but next 20 minutes you will see a few sprinkles showing up. into the evening hours the stronger part of the weather system moves through and we have a shot for light scattered showers. closer and you can see santa rosa, showers north and east of the area. the cool down began. showers in the forecast tonight, tomorrow morning, when i come back we will time out the chance of showers and in the five-day forecast there is a chance of rain. not just showers. we will have that for you in a few minutes. 3-1/2 years ago after the san bruno pipeline explosion pg&e was pleading not guilty to 12 criminal charges. ktvu's tom vacar talked to san

bruno city leaders. >> reporter: this morning a group of advocates stood by as pg&e was called. pg&e executives were not on hand but the lawyer plead not guilty to 12 violations. carrying $6 million. >> no employee did anything intentionally wrong to make this tragic accident happen. san bruno was a terrible accident. >> reporter: the judge who will try the case met with prosecutors and pg&e this afternoon. >> what we want to see happen is that pg&e is forced to take responsibility, take full and complete responsibility and do what is necessary to ensure this never happens again. >> reporter: though they will fight the case they already changed their culture. >> over the last few years we made a lot of progress on our system. we brought in new leadership.

>> we have seen as pg&e represented there has been a lot of progress. and we look forward topping actually making the necessary -- forward to pg&e actually making the necessary changes. >> reporter: -- we believe that the -- >> we believe that the corporation and the individuals who made those decisions should be held accountable. >> reporter: i called to see how things will proceed, no one would talk on the record because all of them had done work or were working for pg&e. off the record several said prosecutors have their work cut out for them. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. some people in the peninsula may have smelled natural gas this afternoon while pg&e vented two pipes. they are on marsh road and in downtown redwood city. pg&e says the lines needed to be vented for crews to work on

them. the work is done as part of its effort to enhance the safety of the lines. service will not be interrupted. less rain means more problems. how the drought could dry up everything. >> just how did that teen survive that high attitude super cold flight? the science and special circumstances that might have helped him. >> after the break spring weather and clouds, and a chance of showers in the forecast.

the story of a teen stow away on a hawaiian airline flight, the teen spent 5-1/2 hours in a part of the plane that isn't built for passengers. ktvu's allie rasmus is live in

oakland. you spoke to a pilot? >> reporter: that's right. and we talked to boeing for this story and they wouldn't give us specifics about the dimensions of the wheel wells in the jets but we talked to a pilot who flown planes many times and he estimates the dimensions are similar to the size of our live trucks. maybe smaller. 8 to10 feet long. -- to 10 feet long. and 6 to 7 feet of space inside. >> reporter: this video shows the gear of a boeing retracking into the wheel well. if you ask people who worked around this type of jet, they will tell you the story of the 16-year-old seems unreal. >> it is unbelievable. i am -- i am -- i really wonder if it is true. >> reporter: he spent 2,000 hours in the cockpit of a boeing 767 during his career

with united. this video shows the assembly of the jet. documents indicate the wheel well is 6 feet above the ground. the inside is a maze of pipes. a stow away would have to jump in, hide and hang on till the doors belows closed after take off. >> you would have to be careful. >> reporter: there are other challenges to surviving a flight at 38,000 feet in a part of the plane with no pressure and no heat. >> you will die. i mean, you will freeze to death. it is like minus 54 degrees. up there. >> reporter: he is skeptical. he believes there is more to the story than we know. he says however it is feasible for someone to survive in the baggage compartment because it has heat and pressurized.

allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. new information about a boy rescued from the water at marina park. the hospital says the boy is making amazing recovery. his condition is now listed as fair. a good samaritan pulled the boy out yesterday afternoon. doctors say the boy was in full cardiac arrest. the good samaritan helped revive him before paramedics arrived. the warriors are giving up on plans to build an arena on the san francisco water front. they are looking to build in the mission bay blocks from at&t park. ktvu's david stevenson looks at the change and how opponents to the original plan are reacting. david? >> reporter: you know, it doesn't look like much but this site is where the warriors will try to build their new arena. this represent as new strategies to try to bring the

team to a new home. >> reporter: ktvu channel 2 news confirmed the golden state warriors are abandoning their fight to build an 18,000 seat arena on the land controlled by the port of san francisco. the organization inked a deal to buy and build in the mission bay neighborhood on 12 acres of land. sense of relief? >> like i said, it hasn't sunk in yet. >> reporter: terms are unclear but news came as relief to neighbor groups. the new site is boardered by ucsf buildings, garages and a water front. >> i think the move will be something that still has a lot of the same issues. >> it is time to welcome them home. >> the decision comes two

years after the warriors announced their plan to move to san francisco. mayor ed lee called the arena his legacy project. >> it is not coming i guess so we are not happy about that. >> reporter: they said they had mixed feelings about the move. >> the upside is the area is going to is a great new area and we are working on a restaurant over there. >> reporter: we checked in with the assessors office they said new plans for the new arena or terms of the deal had not been filed yet. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> game two of the playoffs between the golden state warriors and the los angeles clippers gets underway tonight. saturday the warriors beat the clippers. tonight at 7:30 p.m. game two at the staples center in los angeles and thursday the team travels here for game three. the sharks are taking on another los angeles team. they face the kings tomorrow

night in los angeles for game three of the nhl playoffs. last night the sharks scored 7 straight goals and won the game 7-2. san jose leads the playoffs 2-0. >> always fun to beat any los angeles team. bill martin, it is starting to change out the. >> like your voice. >> i am working on it. >> something going around. we have nice weather in store through the next 24 hours. temperatures dropped off today, 10, 15 degrees. the clouds. the weather system that could bring us a chance of a shower. i am tracking that for you. you see the strongest dynamics are through here. we will track that. here is the current radar imagery. it has green all over the place. as of now none of this is hitting the ground.

i haven't seen any reports. we could get sprinkles in the hillsides. next few, six hours or so, towards 10:00 p.m. hour we will see showers showing up. 71 coun71 conquered. tomorrow morning cool, cool air in mace. skies clear in the -- place. skies clear in the morning. over night lows, they are chilly for this time of year. tomorrow morning, napa, santa rosa, jackets in the morning hours. chilly. san jose right now 66 degrees. clouds increaselish day. -- increasing all day. tomorrow 63 degrees. way down from yesterday. good 15 degrees or so. temperatures tomorrow slightly cooler than the numbers today. today again, we had 60s and low 70s. this weather system brings in

the cool air. showers tonight, late tomorrow morning. tomorrow slightly cooler than today and winds too. once the low goes through the high kicks up the winds. here are the forecast models suggestions for monday. right? tonight, 10:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m., here comes the showers. not a big deal. i am suggesting maybe 10th of an inch at most. trace amounts. .05. light showers at best. there is something in the pacific into the five-day forecast that could bring rain into the bay area weekend. tomorrow all 60s. no 70s. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view you can see, right, clears out, cool, and warms back up. on friday things change around. friday, saturday, sunday, hopefully something will

transpire there. this is out. we haven't figured out what is going to happen. but we could see rain towards the weekend. >> thank you. common medication for adults. now codeine should not be given to children. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up, a liquor store's license is suspended. what workers were caught selling there. plus -- >> a dui crash leave as man dead. the unusual charge the teen is now facing and the evidence that could put him away. >> these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. ♪

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researchers at uc san francisco are making headlines with a new study on codeine on children. half million children are prescribed codeine each year. a body processes codeine different than an adults and the effects could be a deadly change for a small percenten of children. researchers say it is also -- percentage of children and researchers say it is also in effective in children. tenderloin is associated with crime and homelessness but they are hoping a new museum will signify a turning point. >> we will see recoveries that you haven't seen that before. >> mayor ed lee joined leaders

on the old cat lack hotel location where the museum is expected to open in 2015. they say the museum will serve as a culture apper of the -- anchor of the neighbor and will tell the story of the history. >> miles davis, the great jazz performance, the grateful dead recorded here. women first started being independent living here. >> mayor ed lee pointed out the payroll tax deduction also extend to the tenderloin and he predicted by the time he hosts the conference of mayors it will be transformed into a tourist destination. freezing temperatures, low oxygen but a teen survived. the natural instinct one expert says saved the teen's life. >> a tour inside the new 49ers

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right now with breaking news. >> going back to the breaking news in the south bay we reported that beginning the of newscast, emergency crews are at the scene of a deadly crash on highway 85. this is a live look from news chopper 2. a jeep and another vehicle collided around 3:30 p.m. in the north bound lanes. >> both vehicles over turned. the north bound lanes are shut down. one person was pronounced dead at the scene. we don't know what vehicle the victim was in. traffic is taking off the highway at deanza boulevard. the crash is effecting the southbound direction as well. they are moving slowly past the scene. the california highway patrol is still investigating the cause of the crash. now to a story the experts call unbelievable. a 15-year-old boy taken from the tarmac in a stretcher after he survived a flight in the wheel well of a jet liner from san jose to maui.

he survived temperatures as low as 80 degrees below zero at 38,000 feet. as we have been reported yesterday morning it teen climbed over this security fence at mineta san jose international airport. the fence topped with barbed wire and itgoed around the airport. -- it goes around the airport. the teen snuck on to the flight, headed to maui. that is when investigators say he climbed into the wheel well of the plane and hid there. it is unclear if the teen hid in the back or the front wheel well. once he got to hawaii they spotted the teen crawling out of the wheel well. >> upon the rival of one of our workers, did see that juvenile come out of the wheel well. >> the teen was dazed from losing consciousness and he was

taken into custody. >> , eperts say it is neary impossible for someone to survive. ktvu's john fowler spoke to experts on how the teen may have survived. >> he cheated death one pilot put it. 100 people tried hiding but only a hand full survived. >> amazing. first it has to be scary. in a compartment like that and having the landing gear closing. >> 4 hours above 35,000 feet, 50 below zero. pilots know the risk, too cold and too little oxygen. we found a medical doctor who has a theory about how he survived. >> he went into a hibernation type state.

>> he thinks when the teen got cold that reduced oxygen demand to his brain and he fell unconscious, making the rest of the story remarkable. >> he didn't die the way so many people do, which is falling to the ground when the wheels are dropped. he was stuck in there somehow so he was in a cramped position and i think that may have saved his life. >> reporter: a stow away may suffer long term brain damage. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the teenager's story is raising concerns about airport security. the fbi is investigating how he got to the plane and stowed away. investigators say there is surveillance video of the 15- year-old jumping a fence. we asked experts if additional security measures should be put in place. >> not cost effective to check every wheel well every time an aircraft takes off but what you can learn are ways to improve

perimeter security. >> the teen hasn't been charged with a crime. in new jersey a man who climbed over a fence in december was sited for trespassing. he was released after his name was checked against a terrorism watch list. we wanted to get a sense of how close you could get to the airplanes at mineta san jose international airport. ktvu's noelle walker, what she found at 6:00 p.m. former firefighter accused of driving a fire drunk while drunk appeared in a courtroom today. the 43-year-old is facing three felony cowpats, including causing an -- counts, including causing a injury. he ran a red light and hit a motorcyclist. he did not enter a plea today. they asked for more time to go over discovery. he is free on $100,000 bail tonight. bee keepers trying to figure out what -- keepers are

trying to figure out what is killing thousands of bees. as many as 80,000 colonies have died. some bee keepers believe -- the u.ss supreme court is considering a case brought against coca-cola. the company is accused of misleading consumers about what is in one of its juices. justin gray reports from washington. >> reporter: pomegranate blueberry but this juice is actually 99% apple and grape as attorneys pointed out the name is pomegranate blueberry flavor blend of 5 uses. [ music ] the real thing. >> reporter: the real thing, a

coca-cola slogan for decades. [ music playing ] >> reporter: coke finds itself here in court because a company claims they are misleading the public. >> this product was, we believe, intentionally set up to mislead consumers. to see how much pomegranate juice is in this minute maid you need an eye dropper. that is it. as for blueberry, the same thing. just a few drops. the fda approved the label and the name. but they argued before the supreme court that they violated a rule that prevents false descriptions in names. coca-cola won and the attorneys argued here we believe coke's label is as a matter of law not misleading. >> consumers should know what is in their projects.

>> reporter: 5-9 expressed concerns. justin gray, ktvu channel 2 news. a man who was shot in a courtroom in salt lake city died. the man who was on trial was shot by a u.s. marshal with he rushed towards winds in a aggressive and threatening way in -- witness in a aggressive and threatening way. he was one of 17 gang members being tried. we take a tour inside the new 49ers stadium. the new feature that helps you never miss a second of a game. >> apple rolls out a new service, this one you can't download. 0!ockñ?çóxo?ñ=çñññçvxqx?ñññ?óioy

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clean up crews in san francisco picked up trash from golden gate park for the 4/20 event yesterday. there were 10 arrests. four were for the sale of marijuana. 13 people were issued citations for open containers and there were four medical condition. last year the celebration cost the city $10,000 to clean up. apple is making new strides

to be more environmentally friendly. they will recycle used apple products for free. you can send it in and the company will recycle it. you can also bring them in to any apple store and they are vowing to use renewable energy to power their stores. the u.s. postal service availed a new stamp -- unveiled a new stamp that honors harvey milk. he was the first openly gay elected official when he became a member of the san francisco board of supervisors. a year later he and san francisco mayor were both assassinated. from an open lot to a stadium, we look inside the 49ers new home and all that is left to do before game time. >> back after the break, looking for a chance of sprinkles or showers in parts of the bay area. i will give you a time line on

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february. today you will see it is covered in green. ktvu's ann rubin is live now in santa clara. >> reporter: from the outside things are taking shape but inside when you see and smell the grass you can imagine this place will be ready for football come august. >> reporter: somehow with the addition of 2 half acres of grass -- 2-1/2 acres of grass this place transformed to football stadium. >> something nus tallgic -- nustallgic. >> reporter: to make the 49ers president feels like a kid again. >> felt like a kid walking around. >> reporter: people need resist the temptation to run around the grass, the grass is too new. . >> the footing is where we get

the advantage. the recovery rate is high. >> reporter: before there could be football there is still work to be done. additional seats need to go in and then they will focus on the wiring and technology. they will have a connectivity that allows you to search the nearest hot dog around and place an order from your -- dog stand and place an order from your seats. . >> when you see it it looks so simple. >> reporter: officialsofficials are awe struck. >> it is a dream come true for the city. >> reporter: the first event here is just months away. a soccer game is scheduled for august 2 with football to follow by mid-august. i think today i became the first person to play in the sprinklers on the fields by

accident. live, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you never know. thank you. on www.ktvu.com you can see a sneak peak from february. see the hallways and get a sense of how big the new stadium is. 30 escalators as opposed to six at the stick and we created a slide show from today's tour for you. man is recovering after falling 30 feet off the side of a mountain yesterday at yosemite national park. this is video of yosemite. the climber suffered major injuries and he was airlifted to a hospital. this was the second helicopter rescue in yosemite in weeks. cooler today compared to yesterday. let's go to our chief meteorologist now. >> 15 degrees in some places. yesterday lots of low 80s. today was still warm. 60s and low 70s but not the

80s. change is coming. strong winds and clouds are increasing all day. right now we are between clouds banks. one moving to the south here. and it is clear out there now and this area as it moves in tonight, a good chance for some of this. light scattered showers as the system comes from the direction. it is a good idea to see what they are getting. right now it is light stuff. light wet weather could move into our area and bring usspriles, drizzle, whatever -- us sprinkles, drizzle, whatever you like to call it. wet roads from the over night sprinkle chance. 16 miles per hour awinds add oakland. -- winds at oakland. sfo 25. you get the idea. it is windy out there.

windier tomorrow as the system moves through. san francisco right now 64. san francisco spot forecast tomorrow, it is jacket and sweatshirt all day. 58 degrees. starts off cloudy and clears up but breezy and winds coming off the water and that gets you cool. keeps you cool. 10:00 p.m. tonight, right? maybe, right? sprinkles. light showers. here it is at midnight. and there it is on tuesday morning. you see still light showers. i suspect there could be glaze on the roadways. not a deal breaker for the morning commute but it is wet weather. doesn't take much. 63 napa. 65 conquered. cooler -- concord. cooler than yesterday and cooler than today. today we had 70s. right? and upper 70s. tomorrow it is mid-60s as

stronger wind comes in. cooler and breezy for tuesday and fair skies on wednesday. temperatures come up a little bit. little bit. right here on friday, and into the weekend something could organize. you come back tonight at 10:00 p.m. and we will roll it and get a good feel or a better feel. on the weekend, could have legs if it comes together. >> thank you. if you stay up late tonight, or wake up before sun rise, take a look outside and look up. that will be the peak of the meteor shower. these are pictures and video from the sky show from the last couple years. the moon is reflecting a lot of light. try to watch before the moon rises after 2:00 a.m. here in the bay area. we are still in a drought

emergency but our lack of rain is effecting more than water supplies. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> more on the hawaiian airlines stow away. ktvu's noelle walker looks a thet security around the airport in -- at the security around the airport. and taking a knee after the boston marathon, the bay area man who popped the question after the run. >> these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. first.

another four crew members from the south korean ferry that sang has been arrested. the -- sank has been arrested. 87 bodies have been found, 215 remain missing. there have been no survivors found since last wednesday. calls between an unidentified crew member and traffic control sled new light on what happened. at one point he urges him to prepare for evacuations. saying put on the life vests.

the ntsb expressed condolences today. >> i offered my condolences and assistance if needed. >> many of the emergency were students and teachers on a field trip from high school. the captain is charged with negligence. prosecutors accuse him of failing to slow the ship down caution it to make an excessive turn. to california's drought. one of the worse the state has seen in decades. the negative effects are starting starting starting starting to hit a vulnerable group. ktvu's rob roth is live in oakland. rob, you saw meager deliveries today? >> reporter: right. the california drought is beginning to reign problem ons food banks and the people they serve. >> reporter: here inside this refrigerated room is what you

don't see that is worrisome. the bear shelves would be filled, 10,000 pounds of vegetables -- vegetables come in a week but none will be delivered this week. a study by arizona state university says 10 to 20% of crops could be loss because of the drought. >> that hits us twice. that is very concerning to us. >> reporter: the concern is rippling out to food pantries. here people get their groceries that come from the food bank. >> it is a big deal. the availability is -- sets my -- not high income it will effect. >> the food bank says the increase in celery could cost an additional $21,000 a year. they aren't sure if they could afford that. the shortage will mean california food banks will have

to go out of state for some produce. >> if we go out of state it will increase our costs significantly. >> the drought could force 20,000 farm workers to lose their job and many could end up at food banks that are already seeing shortages. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> people living in the east bay may find out tomorrow whether they will face new water restrictions. among the options under consideration are adopting special rates or imposing cut backs. the district could also just stick with the 10% cut backs that are also in effect. the storms helped restore reservoir as bit but water levels are still low. calling on artists. a new effort to beautify parts of the city. they are holding a competition to resign 10 transformer boxes

in the business area. they posted pictures of the transformers online. the designs must reflect how the community is keeping the energy foot print small. the deadline is june 16 at 5:00 p.m. you have to live or work in alameda to be eligible. now at 6:00 p.m. 5 hours in flight, 50 degrees below zero, how did a 15-year- old survive in a wheel well of a jet and what we learned about possible charges. >> this seems to be the standard that surrounded most of the airplane. >> and a lot of security questions about the airport. ktvu channel 2 news checked the perimeter today, what we found and didn't find. >> a liquor store can't sell alcohol for three weeks and it is all because of cell phones.

>> replacing bad memories with happy new ones. the new start claudine wong found at the finish line at the boston marathon. complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> against all odds a teen stow away survive as flight across the pacific. hard to believe. a teen flies to hawaii in the wheel well of a 767. i am ken wayne. frank somerville is off. >> julie haener. according to the fbi the 15- year-old jumped a fence at mineta san jose international airport yesterday morning and climbed into the wheel well of the plane bound for maui. the teen told investigators he passed out during the flight. he survived the 5 hour ordeal and freezing temperatures. when the plane landed he climbed down to the runway. after a medical exam the teen appears to be fine.

>> when i was on board the aircraft i confirmed from san jose, and upon the arrival one of our workers saw that juvenile come out of the wheel well and walk towards the aircraft. >> a cnn employee was on board the flight and says he didn't noting anything unusual. the teen is okay, there are a lot of questions tonight and we have team coverage tonight. ktvu's noelle walker walked the perimeter of the airport to see how seizee it was to get -- easy it was to get on to the runway but we begin with allie rasmus where she talked to experts who find the story unbelievable. >> reporter: there happens to be a 767 parked here behind us. this is the type of plane that teen stow away took from san jose to hawaii for 5-1/2 hours in the wheel well. >> this