>> 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 video from boeing shows

the assembly. documents indicate the wheel well is 6 feet above the ground. stow away would have to hang on to a web of pipes that line the wheel well. >> i would think he would have to hold on to something first till the airplane got air born and then maybe they could rest against the wheels. >> reporter: he is a retired pilot. during his career he estimates he spent 2,000 hours in the cockpit of a boeing 767. avoiding getting crushed by the wheels is just the first challenge. the wheel well of a 767 is not pressurized or heated. a plane can climb up to 38,000 feet and the temperature can drop to 54 degrees below zero. >> you would have to prepare for it. you might be able to survive with warm clothes. a lot of luck. and probably an oxygen bottle.

>> reporter: over all he finds the story very hard to believe. he says it is more believable for someone to stow away in the baggage compartment because that sections is pressurized and does have heat. live in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> at this point the teen is not facing any charges in hawaii or in san jose. and more details now on wheel well stow aways. 80% die. most from hypothermia since the temperature is 50 degrees below zero. others die from a lack of oxygen. >> the other big question is how did he get into the airport on to the tarmac and into the wheel well. ktvu's noelle walker spent the day at san jose i. checking out security. -- airport checking out security. >> reporter: airport security should be among the tightest

but this teenager's adventure has many questions how secure is the airport. you need a ticket to ride. so how did a danger breach the perimeter to get on the plane? he is looking into issues of airport perimeter security. >> we have to learn how a teenager was able to have access. >> it looks easy. >> reporter: they walked along the mineta san jose international airport western and southern fence lines today. >> it is ridiculous how he got on to a flight without anyone seeing him. >> the airplane field a ball toss away from where cars drive by. and a bicyclist stopped to watch the plane. we saw an occasional police car.

no one stopped to ask us what we were doing. mineta san jose international airport says no security is 100%. >> we have 1,000 acres and we have cameras. there is a lot of surveillance video to review. >> reporter: this is the standard fence that surrounds most of the airport. i am 5'5" and this is 6 feet tall. we see these signs every 25 to 50 yards. i don't see any visible surveillance cameras except i see one up there in the distance. we saw surveillance cameras at the north end and razer wire in other places. somehow a 15-year-old boy got past all of it. >> what concerns me is if somebody more sophisticated, more plotting takes time to try opull this off. what kind -- to pull this off. what kind of access could they

have. >> reporter: he says they have to make sure and do more to make sure this never happens again. not just at mineta san jose international airport but at any airport. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> today we reached out to sfo and oakland to ask officials about lessons learned. this is video from news chopper 2 over oakland. you can see security fences there. a spokesperson says they have additional layers of fencing within the property and facilities. sfo has a perimeter fence to keep people out. both airports say it was business as usual today and nothing has changed. our coverage continues on www.ktvu.com. we posted videos and more on airport security on www.ktvu.com. following developing news out of the south bay.

the california highway patrol is at the scene of a deadly accident. the crash shut down north bound highway 85. news chopper 2 flew over the area after a jeep and a vehicle collided around 3:30 p.m. this afternoon. one person was killed in the crash. traffic is being taken off of the highway. leaking fuel from an over turn said tanker truck forced the closure near the bay bridge this afternoon. california highway patrol says it happened at 3:05 p.m. this afternoon in west oakland. hazardous material team was called in. there are no reports of injuries. new information about a 7- year-old boy who was rescued from the water yesterday at a marina park. we brought you the story last night at 10:00 p.m. the hospital said today the boy

is making an amazing recovery. he is talking. doctors have upgraded his condition to fair. a good samaritan pulled pulled pulled the boy from the water yesterday afternoon. doctors say the boy was in full cardiac arrest. the good samaritan helped revive the children before paramedics arrived. new at 6:00 p.m. a teen is facing serious charges for driving drunk and killing a man 4 weeks ago. ktvu's cristina rendon joins us live, she is live to explain how he is facing a charge of murder. >> reporter: that's right. a couple hours ago i caught the probable cause for the arrest. in this teen is facing a charge of murder. >> his injuries are visible as he stands from his wheelchair. his mother is too upset to talk but the attorney says the 19-

year-old is remorseful. >> when i first saw him he was in tears about everything that happened. >> he is accused of causing a deadly crash last month while driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs. there are six different cameras at this intersection. investigators say video from two of them could be crucial it the case if it is allowed into evidence. that could be why he is facing murder and voluntary manslaughter charges by the district attorney. the teen's actions were deliberate and without regard for human life or public safety. >> he is 19. he hasn't had a prior dui. he is a church going kid. >> reporter: he was on the wrong side of the road when he hit a car killing the driver. he was badly hurt and still recovering. >> everybody in his family is

extremely concerned about him and the other family. >> reporter: he knows a murder charge require -- charge is rare but -- >> i haven't seen the police report but it is a high standard. >> reporter: the judge postponed the arraignment till tuesday so he could get cleared by a doctor to appear in person. live, cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. now to the boston marathon. today thousands united to show the world the spirit of boston strong. >> for many it was unfinished business after last year's marathon was cut short. today amid heavy security a american won the men's division, first time since

1993. on his race bib the names of the four people killed. ktvu's claudine wong is in boston and got a look at a new beginning for a bay area couple at the finish line. >> reporter: we. >> reporter: we met them at the finish line. they come for something else too. >> i am engaged to my girlfriend. >> reporter: we waited, clocking each mile till she crossed the line. she had no idea. >> we met up with channel 2 news. >> reporter: security made it tough. we caught up with her but she ozovercome with -- she was over come with emotion from the race. [ indiscernible ] >> yeah. it was amazing. great. >> then as john congratulated her. >> so proud of you. >> thank you.

my number one fan. >> he kissed her. hugged her and whispered the one question he has been waiting a long time to ask. >> i want to ask you a question. >> what? >> will you marry me? >> are you serious? yes. really? yes. >> reporter: when he did put that ring on that simple gesture that promise brought the crowd around them oo tears and cheer -- to tears and cheers. . [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: is a new beginning for them and a lesson on a day filled with inspiration that just when you think it can't get any better it can. how can cell phones get a bay area liquor store in

trouble? bad enough to get the store's license pulled and a turn over in a new home for the warriors. the hopes for a water front stadium gone. >> tracking showers north of here. they are heading our way. after the break what you can expect into the next 24 hours. the great american novel.

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while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel. banking for the life you have... investing for the life you want chase. so you can. we have a breaking news update now on a story we brought you a few minutes ago. we learned two people are now dead in the accident on highway 85 in cupertino. we are told they were children, both under the age of 10. the crash shut down north bound highway 85. this is in cupertino. news chopper 2 flew over head after a jeep and another vehicle collided there around

3:30 p.m. this afternoon. pg&e pleaded not guilty to criminal charges in connection with the san bruno pipeline explosion that killed 8 people. they accuse them of violating the safety act by relying on flawed records to verify the safety of the pipeline. pg&e faces $6 million in fines if convicted. they plan to amend the complaint that would increase the fines. pg&e vented two large pipes. the gas lines are on marsh road and in downtown redwood city on marshall street. they needed to be vented to allow crews to work on them next week. gas service will not be interrupted while the work is being done. new at 6:00 p.m. a liquor store is in trouble and it has nothing to do with

alcohol sales. an employee potched stolen cell phones in that -- purchased stolen cell phones in that store. ktvu's katy eustis has more. >> reporter: the man tells me it was a misunderstanding. he sends the cell phones over seas to family who needs them but they pulled 20 phones from inside the store. many of them stolen. >> reporter: regulars walked into find black tarps. >> i was surprised. really surprised. >> the store lost its liquor license for 20 days. >> i come here. beer, everything. >> reporter: this suspension has nothing to do with booze. an undercover agent stole him cell phones.

>> the store employee was under the presumption this was stolen property. >> reporter: he went to jail. the store lost its license. >> i never heard of that. ever. >> reporter: neighbors say it is inconvenient but they stand by them. >> i don't like it. i have to walk way up to black and white. i don't like it. >> as far as the store, it is like a family. >> reporter: family is who he says he was purchasing the cell phones for. they are sent to his daughter and center in yemen. as far as the other phones that were taken from inside this store, the employees say they came from the flee market. katy eustis, ktvu channel 2 news. one of the effects of the drought had cal fire crews burning piles of dry brush in the oakland hills. that brush is more like 3 catch

fire socal fire teamed up. the effort is funded by a partial tax that voters approved in 2004. a cool down today. yesterday we had 80. even mid-80s and today down to the mid-70s. most areas lost 10 degrees. some areas lost 15 and even more. 78 livermore today. 74 morgan hill and 62 in pacifica. temperatures long it coast cooler. there are the clouds moving in. you notice them all day. this is the next ex-cloud mass that will move through. it will produce light showers as the area moves through between, 8:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m. tonight. the radar looks active. i have reports of light

sprinkles showing up. we will be tracking it for you. the showers wolf be light. -- will be light. not a big rain event. 29 miles per hour gusts in napa. winds are blowing strong. by the time it blows out tomorrow the winds pick up stronger than now. which is 25 miles per hour gusts at the san francisco airport. tomorrow 25, 35 miles per hour gusts at the airplane. system gets close around 10:00 p.m. and slides in. the cool air behind it, this is tuesday, settles in, create as breezy, cool day with gusty winds and -- creates a breezy, cool day with gusty winds. san jose's forecast tomorrow, 65 right now. san jose forecast for tomorrow, they make it up to 72 degrees. something like that. instead of 80s, back down to

72. 11:00 p.m. tonight, 10:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m., here it comes. midnight. morning hours. you see -- right? there. will it impact the commute? probably not. 66 antioch. 65 concord. highs for your tuesday. cooler than today. i wish the rain was something else. more going on. it would be nice on a tuesday it get a half inch of rain. not going to happen. there is the bay area weekend. maybe something on the weekend. we will see. >> i could feel the change today. >> big drop in temperatures. >> thank you. san francisco 49ers are showing off their new field. crews installed 2-1/2 achessers of -- acres of sod at levi stadium. it uses less water than other kinds of grass. soccer players will test it out

on august 2 when the earthquakes are scheduled to host the sounders. coming up in sports the a's and the giants are in action tonight and the raiders deal a quarterback. >> the warriors try to go two up on the clippers.

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there are new arena plans for the golden state warriors and they don't include peers 30 and 32. the team is giving up its fight to build the arena there. they will buy 12 acres of land in the mission bay neighborhood. people against the proposal to build along the peer worried it would destroy water front views and create too much traffic. peeking of the warriors, they have a -- speaking the of warriors, they have a big game tonight. >> game two tonight, down in los angeles. over all great weekend for the bay area with the warriors and the sharks but it will be interesting to see how the los angeles clippers who are favored in the series adjust to the warriors. in the opener the clips clamped down on seth curry. 14 points and 7 assists which

opens it up for the other guys to handle the clippers. no matter what los angeles decides to do with the offense. bring it on. we are ready. >> sure not how they envisioned starting the series but it is how we envisioned starting the series. playoff basketball is different the way things might take place. that is how it happened tonight. we got to be ready for any kind of look they throw at us and execute the offense. >> the warriors trying to go up 2-0. the sharks up 2-0. [ indiscernible ] >> 13 goals for the sharks in two games. remember they had 10 goals total in a 7 game series against the same team last year. great goalie jonathan quick and 7 unanswered goals last night

in particular after they were behind 2. 0. their coach is not exactly thrilled with the team's play. hard to believe. >> i don't think we are playing well enough yet to win the series for what lies ahead. we got to clean things up and get better in some areas. we have bounces. things have gone our way. i don't think we are looking at 6 to 7 goal nights continuous. that is of concern for us because of the things we need to clean up still. >> probably anuresessable to ask they score -- unreasonable to ask they score that many goals against the kings. >> the raiders had soured on terrelle pryor and you knew that by the end of the regular season and now they traded him, their quark to had -- quarterback to the seattle seahawks. and and the -- and the giants

down 4-1 after one inning in colorado. we are following breaking news involving a accident on highway 85 in cupertino. the chp confirms two people were killed this afternoon. both are children under the age of 10. all north bound lanes of 85 remain closed right now. we are working to learn more of what happened. >> and we are always here for you online, facebook and twitter. we will see you tonight at 10:00 p.m. good night. >> good night. [doorbell rings]

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(gasps) did you see it? does she know? this is the last thing she needs today. no! busy day at the dunphy compound. we have a wedding tonight, and this afternoon, claire is debating duane bailey in the race for town council. (lowered voice) and now the "weekly saver" says that some voters find claire-- quote-- "angry and unlikable." to those voters, i say, "wait till she sees this." no one can mention it to her. we can't have some unscientific poll shaking claire's confidence. phil... what poll? too late. she knows. who told her? what is this, a witch hunt? oh, my god. i have to go. well, i just don't think it's a big deal. i mean, how many people read the "weekly..." "saver"? "saver," anyway?