and she actually had the means to take flight or two. but apparently prefers to do so without buying a ticket. >> reporter: she had already been banned from sfo, no word on what additional charges she may face. at 6:00 p.m. the changes politicians are calling for. live in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. developing news now, a rare pair of hurricanes expecting to deliver a one-two punch to hawaii and the first one as you can see, that is hurricane iselle and it is already starting to make land fall. >> taking a look at a live picture. this is from a web camera on the big island. the closest to the -- the close to say the hurricane. it is gray and stormy tonight. we have team coverage tonight. ktvu's john fowler with all the travel delays in the bay area. ktvu's chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the storms

but we start with how hawaii is bracing for impact. >> reporter: residents bracing for hurricane force winds and a foot or more of rains that could mean mudslide. >> prone areas will take appropriate actions. secure vessels in anticipation. >> reporter: hurricane iselle will make land fall tonight. it will be a category one storm, winds of 80 miles per hour. a hurricane warning is in effect for the big island. making it the first warning for hawaii in 22 years. >> folks in the big island need to realize this storm is anticipated to hold together and make a land fall on the big island today as a hurricane. >> hurricane julio will follow and expected to lose strength as it approaches over the weekend. residents appear to be taking the warning seriously. >> this seems to be busier than normal. >> reporter: while the storms

move closer they were rattled this morning by mother nature. the u.s. geological survey reported a 4.5 earthquake off the coast of the big island. no immediate damage was reported. now to ktvu's chief meteorologist bill martin, is that weakening as it gets closer? >> yeah. the water temperature warmer. that weakthens hurricane and further north it gets -- weakens the hurricane and the further north it gets becomes weaker. that is the good news. bullet dodged in the short term. the big island of hawaii. the winds. the winds blowing strong. around the east side over here. gusts to 24 miles per hour. hilo is for the tropical storm will come ashore with sizable winds. 70 miles per hour as it weakens. there is hurricane iselle,

routh? close to the big ihand. and hurricane julio -- island. and hurricane julio. that will weaken as well. hurricane iselle, the timing, tonight we will see hurricane iselle moving on shore at 11:00 p.m. our time. tropical storm warnings remain. you have a hurricane warning despite it coming on shore as a tropical storm. back it out. you have two hurricanes. soon to be tropical storms. hurricane julio works its way to the north over the weekend. through saturday, sunday and monday. again, i have to say i haven't seen two hurricanes this close to hawaii in my career. the last time a tropical storm hit the big island was 1958. unusual circumstance but the good news looks like that will be down graded to tropical storms right before they hit the island. >> the two hurricanes look dramatic from space. nasa released this youtube

video. 5 days worth of pictures to show the path of the hurricanes. the hurricanes are worrying a lot of people heading to hawaii. ktvu's john fowler live at sfo with that part of the story. john? >> reporter: plenty of nervous passengers here at sfo. there are four flights scheduled tonight and lots of uncertainty. >> reporter: ticket agents are handling last minute changes. they went through the last hawaiian hurricane but despite

concerns about family they decided not to chance the weather. >> i am not catching a flight back there. i canceled and i am going to go with my sister to seattle. >> i don't want to do that. we are going the opposite way. >> this family of four boarding for a week's vacation unaware of the hurricane. [ indiscernible ] >> can't do much about the weather. make the most of it. >> 2-13 flights from sfo to the islands did cancel. at burkeler she was helping travelers. she says airlines and properties are accommodating. >> they can change without any cost for this window of time. and then the other thing is in the after math we have to make sure that the resorts are not damaged. >> reporter: we just confirmed that flights in hawaii are grounded at this hour. if you have hawaii plans in the coming days we will tell you what you need to know at 6:00 p.m. reporting live at sfo, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we checked in with the other two airports today as well. oakland says all of their flights to hawaii left and arrived this morning on time. mineta international airport says storms haven't effected flights so far.

two flights from hawaii are due to land tonight. and we will be tracking the storms as they continue to develop throughout the next 90 minutes. watching the conditions as they change on radar and monitoring our live cameras. we will bring you updates as we get new information. new developments in the investigation into the cause of our largest wildfires. a man has been charged with starting the fire. the rim fire burned 400 square miles inside yosemite last year. a grand jury returned a indictment against the 32-year- old. he is the hunter accused of starting an illegal camp fire while restrictions were in place. investigators say the fire spread beyond control and burned for two months. a grandmother is recovering from the scare of her life. she was attacked in her home. ktvu's john sasaki joins us

live. that home is in a quiet neighborhood. >> reporter: this is deep creek road and the home is on this block here. nearby residents told me there is little crime here and word left them in shock. >> reporter: this area has an active neighborhood watch program. >> houses seem nice and, you know -- >> reporter: yesterday around 2:30 p.m. the peace was shatted for one family -- shatted for one family -- shattered for one family. . >> reporter: two men saw a older woman was home alone so they walked in the backdoor. >> immediately began duct taping her. one of the suspects duct taped her. while the other suspect pointed a gun at her. >> reporter: with her grandchild asleep and unaware the woman survived the ordeal.

although she was lucky they showed sympathy for her. >> we believe they recognized that she was panicking and having a hard time breathing because they came and moved the tape so she could breathe better. the woman may have blacked out. her purse gone. she called a relative who called 911. >> to know that somebody would break into a house and tie up a grandmother, a child was involved. that is alarming. >> reporter: she was out for a walk today. >> i fell safe. and i walk every day but that creeps me out. i walk all around. p. >> reporter: police are searching for the two robber and describe them as asian men, 35 years old. 5'10", 200 pounds. police told me there were two street robberies in the area last night. the robbers were different

people. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. breaking news now from iraq. the united states is considering air strikes against isis in northern iraq. a decision could come within hours. earlier today isis fighters advanced on the city and there are reports of air strikes. the strikes may have come from the iraqi military or the turkish military. earlier president obama approved air drops to 15,000 refugees stranded and stabbing in the mountains -- starving in the mountains. iraqis fled the isis fighters. some christians were captured and then beheaded. isis is taking control of large parts of iraq and attacking anyone who doesn't subscribe to their beliefs. the remains of 9 victims of

the massacre in 1978 have been found in delaware. investigators discovered the ashes in a closed funeral home in dover. police don't know why the remains were unclaimed. they are trying to identify them so family could be notified. the bodies of 900 victims were brought to dover after the massacre. many were from the bay area. they approved the so-called kill switch bill designed to stem the problem of smart phone theft. it would require shut off functions in smart phones to allow consumers deactivate their phone if stolen. san francisco district attorney sponsored it. manufacturers dropped their opposition to the proposal after lawmakers agreed to amendments. the bill returns to the senate for final approval. a defense attorney called

the government case against raymond chow and others weak. ex-california state senator leland yee smiled but had little to say outside court this morning in san francisco. the judge began to address how the group -- how to group the 29 defendants for trial. outside the court raymond chow's attorney revealed that a request by keith jackson to an under cover agent to see if leland yee could get raymond chow's ankle monitor removed was the only link. >> because that wasn't mentioned by the under cover, the fbi, that is their entire link. >> the defense attorney accused the government of dragging the case out in hopes of getting those in jail to take a plea deal. the body of major general harold greene killed in afghanistan is now in the u.s.

the body arrived today in delaware. he is the highest ranking officer killed in combat since the vietnam war. he was shot and killed tuesday by a afghan soldier. he also wounded 15 others. the 55-year-old was on his first deployment to a war zone. from a fire investigation into something more sinister after a charred body is found, how it was located after firefighters left the scene. >> the cooler weather is moving in. the details on how long you can expect temperatures it to tick downward. >> an eye on security after fans were assaulted in year's past. the changes to protect people and what police call the number one personal safety risk.

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sphraen's outside land summer festival is 24 hours away and there are concerns about safety and noise for people who live around golden gate park tens of thousands of people are expected to attends the festival and ktvu's patti lee is in san francisco where parking is already a problem. >> reporter: that's right. there are crews, traffic is slow and this is early. the first band doesn't take the stage till noon tomorrow. a lot of headliners. tom petty and kanye west. one of the reasons the concert sold out so fast. >> the transformation is underway at golden gate park where 200,000 people will gather over the next three days for outside land. >> we call this the world's

only gourmet music festival. >> reporter: he is co-producer of the event. now in its 7th year. >> it is not just about music. it is celebrating san francisco and the bay area. >> the focus is on security. allegations of a sexual assault at outside lands in 2012 led to a lawsuit filed last year. >> reporter: this year police added more fencing to keep people out of areas, more officers on patrol and the promoters added cameras to monitor the venue. >> at least, you know, up -- up there. little noisy if i open the door. but i have friends, they live close by and they said it is noisy. >> reporter: following complaints about the concert, noise from 100 live bands in the neighborhood will become an issue but it is a problem they have dealt with before.

>> they are welcoming 80,000 and it is a music festival. it is not going to be quiet. >> reporter: right now you can see they are preparing to put up even more fencing but mese who are in charge -- police who are in charge of the area say the big concern is intoxication, especially in the all day festivals. promoters tell me the popularity leading to a back lash. at 6:00 p.m. why these music venues have become an arena for conflict. patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. 5 teenagers arrested for stealing a car could be linked to other car thefts and burglaries. the most recent car theft happened in emerald hills area monday. the sheriff's department says officers used low jack to track the car to the downtown area and spotted the teens getting into the car tuesday.

two 13-year-old boys, two 14- year-old boys and one 17-year- old boy were taken into custody. drivers will be reminded of the traffic back ups on the tunnel approach. tomorrow night caltrans plan to close bore number 2 from 8:00 p.m. through noon on saturday. another closure is planned for saturday night through sunday. then they plan to shut it down sunday night through 7:00 a.m. mondays. it is all done for lane realignmentalignment and repaving work. they may repeat the closure the following weekend. giants star hunter pence is having fun with hecklers in new york. it started last week when mets fans poked fun at hunter pence. one said hunter pence puts ketchup on his hog dog. and -- hot dog and hunter pence said hunter pence returns

library book before they do so others can enjoy them as well and retreated this one, hunter pence makes his girlfriend watch the weather channel for fun. if you would like to see more of the hunter pence signs we created a slide show on www.ktvu.com. another fan put up a sign that said hunter pence brings 13 items into the express lane. >> he can play along with it. yeah, let's do this. >> yeah. now to our chief meteorologist bill martin, keeping track of what is happening in hawaii. at home we are seeing changes as well? >> you may have noticed the changes. not a spare the air day but a lot of smoke in it. livermore, vacaville. we had fires in northern california for the last couple weeks. it is not horrible. but you have particulate matter in the air quality so visibility is down. we will keep an eye on that as

the fires continue to burn in northern california. we are looking at the radar. lake tahoe area. strong thunderstorms up there. they had plenty of rain and getting more. truckee rain and thunderstorms. they will be there again tomorrow as they continue with this unusual pattern. just a lot of moisture around. fog along the coast. see it? the fog is hanging at the coast. it is not going far inland. not yet. starting tomorrow we will see a push of fog, it will cool things down. tomorrow will be a warmer day but then into the weekend cooler because of increased fog. fa fog along -- fog along the avenues of san francisco. tonight the fog push will be into the areas abreast of the east bay hills and everybody by saturday morning will have fog throughout the bay area. the current temperature. 93 antioch. warm inland. but there is the push of marine

air. cool -- the greens. representing 60s. keeping the fire danger low for this time of year. over night lows tonight upper 50s low 60s. fog at the coast. jackets for dinner. anywhere along the -- san francisco, avenues. fog tomorrow morning. all the way into the east bay hills. concord. that is friday morning. friday afternoon the fog burns back. like it did today and warms. tomorrow looks like today with less haze than we saw today. as we move through the forecast, 88 fairfield. 90 brentwood. 88 livermore. cooler than you expect for this time of year. further cooling saturday, sunday and monday. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. when i come back the cooler trend that takes us into next week. by the way, great news for firefighters. it cuts down the fire danger.

>> thank you. a mystery after a fire, a burned body is discovered after firefighters had already left. how the body was found. >> plus a pledge to get every high school graduate the money for college. the major corporation behind the $35 million promise. >> the new tactic designed to enforce prostitution laws. >> we are dealing with human trafficking. slavery. >> we ride-along with police to see how they are cracking down and how the operation caught them off guard and as we reported earlier the stow away arrested again today at lax. more questions from lawmakers asking if we are doing enough mineta international airport. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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. two arrests in two month. a man is facing a long list of charges. including elter abuse and identity theft -- elder abuse and identity theft. >> police say he picked up where he left off after his release. officers rearrested him for 20 additional counts of theft, and elder abuse. this time there court increased his bail to $500,000. stepping up the fight against west nile virus. another round of fogging is set

to begin at 11:00 p.m. tonight in the area between monroe street, laurens expressway, sexual assault boulevard -- scott boulevard and forbes avenue. they fogged 10 times in santa clara county. that is ahead of last year when it fogs only 13 times all year. soccer star landon donovan says she retiring. he -- he is retiring. he is the top goal scorer in major league soccer history. he was left off the world cup last year despite representing the united states in the past three world cups. a discovery after a fire near an old factory. a burned body. but firefighters didn't find it. >> ambulances turned away from a hospital. why doctors medical center is no longer taking them and the one way to stay get into the

er. >> and a meeting on the ebola outbreak, what is the key to stopping it and why he isn't sure about a experimental serum.

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ktvu channel 2 news starts right now with breaking news. >> following breaking news in solano county. live pictures from news chopper 2 in the center of your screen. a big rig wheels up. the big rig crashed, it is causing problems on interstate 80. we are giving you a live picture from news chopper 2. crews are on the scene. it involved a trailer on a semi. that truck is on its -- whels in the air -- wheels in the air. as a result of the crash all lanes of eastbound 80 connector to southbound 680 are shut down. at this point the best estimate we have for when the lanes will be cleared is 1 hour. news chopper 2 doing a good job of showing us the freeways there. 680 and 80 around the connector. traffic is slow but it does appear to be moving. with one hour to go till the accident site is cleared,

things are only go tag get worse -- going to get worse. this shows the lection of the big rig accident impacting 680 and 80. it will be there for an hour. we will stay on top of the accident and bring you more information as the situation develops. >> a horrible dorffry along -- dorff -- discovery in san francisco today. after firefighters put out a fire clean up crews found a body. ktvu's david stevenson tells us why firefighters didn't spot the body immediately and also about another fire in the same area. 2478 fire was reported by -- >> the fire was reported at 4:30 a.m. this morning. one of three outbuildings next to train tracks in san francisco's visitacion valley. trains were stopped for 15 minutes. it burned to the ground. >> there was no real reason to ovhaul that so crews made sure -- over haul that so crews made sure the fire was out.

>> reporter: 5-1/2 hours later workers made a grisly discovery. >> in moving the debris they located a body that was burned beyond recognition. >> reporter: it is the second fire on this lot in 11 days. july 27 fire decide building 100 yards -- destroyed a building 100 yards away. it is unclear whether they are related. >> they are not right next to each other and they are vacant generally. but it appears now it is an area where people squat. >> the site has been an empty lot for 15 years. mayor ed lee announced it is to be developed into 16 units of housing with stores and parks. >> we were unable to reach the developer about the fires and the body. an unidentified male according to the medical examiner. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2

news. a judge today ordered a mental health evaluation for a woman accused of sexually assaulting a 9-year-old girl with a hammer at a school in oakland. the attack happened in a bath room back in may. investigators say the 48-year- old forced the victim into a bath room stall and assaulted her using a hammer. she faces felony sex crime, torture and mayhem. today a judge ordered doctors to assess thermental competency. -- her mental comp tense. crews finished removing a wrecked fishing boat on ocean beach. the 37-foot boat ran aground monday. it does not look like there was a major fuel spill. there is no sign of the 51-year- old, he radioed he was jumping over boards with a life jacket.

the chp says no arrest has been made in an accident that killed a highway worker. investigators are still looking into what may have caused the driver to swerve hitting the crew, including the possibility of dui or a medical condition. the 24-year-old was killed in the accident tuesday. another worker suffered major injuries. some members of congress put their vacation on hold this afternoon and held an emergency hearing on the deadly ebola outbreak in west africa. ktvu's justin gray was that hearing where the cdc talked about what it will take to control the virus and whether experimental drugs should be used. >> he told congress that stopping the ebola outbreak won't be quick and easy. he says within two weeks we will have more ebola cases than in all previous outbreaks combined. >> reporter: we know what to

do. that was the message from cdc director at this emergency hearing on what he calls a ebola crisis. >> we can stop ebola. we know how to do it. it will be a long and hard fight. >> reporter: he says the key to fighting ebola is stopping its spread at the source in africa. what about the experimental serum given to the two-mans now being -- the two americans now being treated at emery university hospital. he said it may not be the miracle drug. >> we don't know whether that treatment is helpful, harmful or has no impact. >> reporter: this hearing was called even though congress is in the middle of a recess. >> it is clear that the government is trying to catch up. >> reporter: some of the problem could be a funding

issue. the budget for the cdc less than half this year. reporting in washington, justin gray, ktvu channel 2 news. leaders and young people announced a new program to haptenes go to college. money is -- help students go to college. munsy one factor -- money is one factor. . >> i narrowed it down. they don't have any money to go. or two, because they think they are not smart enough. >> she was among those whew nounced the promise -- who announced the promise program. $35million in funding from chevron and promising every high school grad will have the honey to go -- the money to go to college. >> we believed at the we can bring in other contributors and other foundations and we could

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new information after vandals hit a school. police say they have arrested three juveniles responsible for arson and vandalism at taft school on bay road. they identified the suspects on surveillance video and collected evidence that connects them to the crimes. the suspects sprayed graffiti and set fires on august 3. police say the boys are 14, 15 and 16. and all are from redwood city. program that will speed up training for doctors.

the school requires three years of study. the shorter curriculum will give doctors out into the field faster and cuts $60,000 of costs. getting more doctors into the field is key for taking care of the population. 100 children received special gift said to help them with back to school preparations. >> pencils. erasers. books. bindsers. >> those are some of the free school supplies distributed today. it is part of a program. they help provides support to military families. organizers say it serves as a way to say thank you to the community. >> it has the advantage of

taking bite out of they budget -- of their budget. >> organizers say the funding for the give away comes from corporations and private vinyl donors. it -- individual donors. a search and rescue team called to a neighborhood in san jose, what they were looking for that forced them to repel into a man hole. >> a cash strapped hospital turning away ambulances. where injured people have to go now and the one way you can still get into the emergency room. >> affthe break -- after the break, i am tracking a cool down. what you can expect right after the break.

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we continue to stay on top of breaking news. a big rig crashed and that is causing a big problem there on interstate 80. news chopper 2 is giving us a live look. zooming in closer on the scene. you can see the truck flipped ov. wheels up -- over. wheeled up. you see a number of chp and other rescue crews. the accident happened at 4:30 p.m. result the connector to southbound 680 is shut down. here is a map showing you the location. eastbound 80, jumping on to

680, that connector is closed. that situation could still be closed for another 45 minutes at least. we are trying to get in contact with chp to get more information. it is a very serious accident. as soon as we get new information we will bring it to you. search and rescue and smat respond -- hazmat responded to a call about a woman stuck in a man hole. two firefighters were lowered into the hole after people reported hearing voices from the hole. they did hear the voices. >> they could clearly hear people talking and they could also hear cars going over. >> firefighters think the voices were coming from a homeless encampment near coyote creek. this is the second time this year they responded to a call

about tapping and voices coming from the man hole. anyone calling 911 for a ambulance in contra costa county won't go to doctors medical center. this morning the hospital stopped taking ambulance patients. ktvu's noelle walker has more on the prognosis for the future. >> reporter: like a sick patient hoping for a miracle cure doctors medical center is clinging to life. >> ghost town. er. and all over. >> reporter: this morning ambulances stopped running patients to doctors medical center emergency room. an effort to cut costs at the hospital that is $18 million in debt. after 34 years working as a surgeries assistant she is not surprised. >> you can't keep a hospital running without money. that is automatic. you know? we knew something would give. have to give. >> we are prepared for anything. >> reporter: contra costa county's director of emergency

medical services says the hospital is like a patient on the operating table with doctors making tough decisions to amputate an limb to save a patient. taking 24 ambulance patients a day to other emergency rooms saves money. >> by sending them to other capable hospitals we are actually able to help doctors medical center stay open for the walk in patients. >> reporter: doctors medical center gets 120 walk in patient as day. there are walk ins from the hospital at nearby businesses too. [ indiscernible ] >> she fears empty parking spaces in the hospital coupled with no ambulance traffic is a sign her store cannot blossom. >> i don't think so. i think about relocating to a busy area. >> she doesn't want to have to stitch together a business somewhere else but the hospital

that stitches patients back together is on life support. >> that is it. gone. it will close. >> reporter: officials say the future of doctors medical center is a question mark but if they don't find the financial prescription soon the hospital wolf close. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. now to developing news as people in hawaii are getting -- hawaii are getting ready for two major storms. hurricane iselle is bearing down tonight. it has started raining there and heavy rain and strong wind is expected tonight. the governor of hawaii says the state is ready for the back to back storms but today people have been stocking up on water and groceries. here is a look at the pictures the people are posting online. he sent us this picture. taping up the windows. he wrote: here we go.

this picture shows the windy conditions there. you get an idea. he posted this picture from hilo. civil defense is calling evacuation for the area that came in fast. came in in seconds. you can see the gray skies and what it looks like. now circle back. more live pictures. this is from web camera on the big island at the university of hawaii. that big island is right in the path of hurricane iselle and you can see the cloudy skies there. now to our chief meteorologist bill martin. you know about hawaii and you are tracking the storm. what is going on? >> the big story with the hurricanes, they will be down graded to tropical storms, they don't get a lot of these. the water isn't warm enough to support the hurricanes. when i come back at 6:00 p.m. i will have the latest on the tropical storms as they move

towards the islands next 24 hours. temperatures today nice, 80s and 90s in the warm spots. tomorrow it will be like this. temperatures similar to what we had today. throughout the bay area tomorrow. fog along the coast. that fog hangs out for a bit. it will be stuck at the coast. the fog makes a bigger push into saturday and sunday. and that marks the cooling trend. once the fog gets deep enough it fills in the valleys. not tomorrow. tomorrow is a duplicate of today. tomorrow is friday. whatever you had today, you will have better air quality than today. it will be similar in terms of temperatures. tonight the fog will increase. it will push inland and the cooling trend in response to this low, it takes the fog, over the hills and on saturday and sunday temperatures are going to drop off. tomorrow temperatures upper 80s, low 90s.

but by saturday and sunday talking 70s and low 80s at best. cooler. outside lands festival, foggy. bring a jacket. all day. all day on friday and saturday and sunday too. what you expect when you go to golden gate park. bring a jacket. weather temperatures in the 50s. highs tomorrow, like today. saturday and sunday you can trim off 10 degrees. cooler. saturday and sunday. you will see that in the five- day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. the weekend around the corner. here we go. cooler into sunday. monday and tuesday. the fire danger takes a vacation. type of pattern is conducive to not having fires. >> more on the hurricanes coming up at 6:00 p.m. unusual. >> doesn't happen. 1992 was the last one. >> thank you. new safety device days away from going live. how it could stop a jet from

going off the runway. >> a day after being released from jail the serial stowaway was arrested again today at lax. coming up at 6:00 p.m. we talk to lawmakers calling for a review of security at san mineta international airport. also -- >> a human trafficking operation ends with 11 women in police custody. >> why veteran police officers say they were taken aback after this prostitution sting. julie i am julie haener. >> and i am frank sting -- julie -- these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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the newest safety feature, soft concrete that could cradle a plane to safety. crews have been installing it at sfo since may and now they will reopen sunday. ktvu's tom vacar joins us live from sfo to explain how it works. >> reporter: you need to think of it as the equivalent to a run away truck ramp on a freeway. contractors completed sfo's runway safety areas. as the pictures from other airports show, these systems made of soft concrete safely

crush a jumbo jet. they do not rip the airport apart. the two shorter runways needed the improvement. it is being installed on 40 other u.s. airports. the barrier is just over 2 feet high. >> 500 by 250-foot foot print we provided a way to bring aircraft to a stop. >> reporter: planes that land far down the runway, high droplane, lose their breaks -- hydro plane, lose their breaks often happen with disastrous consequences. >> you can bring the aircraft to a safe stop. >> reporter: how large an airplane could it stop? it has to stop the largest

aircraft to use this runway, that would be a fully loaded 747, weighing 400-tons. this would have to stop it without seriously damaging the aircraft. >> this is an added margin of safety to allow the gear to sink in and bring it to a stop. >> reporter: even if a ovrunning planes tears one of these up it could be replaced -- over running planes tears one of these ups it could be replaced. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. police arrested 9 people connected to a marijuana growing operation a block from elementary school. they found a thousand plants inside a home. they say the plants were growing inside all of the rooms there. they also found 82 pounds of marijuana that had already been

processed and 10,000-dollars in cash. police conducted a operation in the home before they finally moved in. now at 6:00 p.m. the call for change after two stow aways make it on the plane mineta international airport the action lawmakers want taken immediately. >> the first of two hurricanes headed for hawaii, we are tracking the path and the impact of the storms in the bay area. >> police trying to stop sex trafficking are going after the men who hire prostitution. >> we want to send a message. >> the punishment they are using against the men as part of a zero tolerance policy for human trafficking. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> just 24 hours after a judge granted her probation a woman is back behind bars after trying to sneak back airport

security again. hello. i am gasia mikalian. >> and i am frank somerville. julie haener has the night off. police in los angeles say they expected her to return to lax. sure enough she came back in what police say is a violation of her probation that was handed down 24 hours before. hours after a judge order marilyn hartman to stay away from lax police spotted her on a bus to the airport. officers watched as she scoped out security and terminals although she never tried to get past a tsa check point. >> she has a fixation on flying. and she has the means to take a flight or two. but apparently prefers to do so without buying a ticket. >> marilyn hartman remains behind bars and held on $10,000 bail. new at 6:00 p.m.