9.4million travelers went through san jose international airport in the last year. most without incident. but in the last year some have made news. the surveillance video was released by the airport today at the media's request, shows that the latest defense line breach of a data san jose. it was march 31. you one. you can see a woman on the sidewalk outside the fence. its 20-year-old deanna another angle shows her running around the south end of the airfield before she is caught. what you don't see is the actual breach of the tsa's order. >> they had reviewed all of the video related to that incident, and what we incident, and what we are sharing with you is what the tsa has approved for us too distribute. >>reporter: it was one of five perimeter breaches at the airport in the last year. four people scaled the fence line most notably the teenager who stowed away in a will well and ended up in hawaii. then there was the repeat airport security breach or

marilyn hartman who snuck on a plane from san jose to los angeles without a ticket. >> at the place our community wants to enjoy. >>reporter: rosemary barnes says improvements are underway. >> it's important that we learn each of these security incidents. were really pleased to share with you today that we are making progress and continuing to improve -- improve our security program. >>reporter: the fence line at the southwest corner is being raised from 60 to 10 feet 6 feet to 10 feet with an additional first of double layer barbed wire. that corner is highly visible with a shopping center and new soccer stadium right across the street. >> alexander and her father miguel come here once a week to watch planes take off. and lance. and now, they are peering through a higher fence. >> it's good for the security. but, not good for getting clean shots of the planes. and video to.

>>reporter: the airport is trying to find a balance between access and security. >> the airport is hoping to get $9 million from the faa there order to raise the fence line around the entire airfield as well as upgrade some of the other security features trying to get some motion detector sensors put up and improve surveillance cameras. >> at this point have any of the fence is been replaced yet? >>reporter: yes, that southwest corner that's really right across the street from the new soccer stadium, you can see that that is brand-new fencing. you can see the difference, for feet difference in the fence height. they want to do that around the entire perimeter. >> that's what i was wondering. that did look like new fencing. police in san jose are also investigating a breach of their own involving a murder suspect who escaped a holding cell while in handcuffs. the police chief ended up tackling him. tonight at 615, ktvu spoke with the chief about what he did, and how that suspect was able to get away in the first place.

even though he was handcuffed. daly city police are asking for the public health tonight fighting a disabled teenager. 16-year-old destiny peoples was last seen sunday about 730. weaving her home in the sara monsey area. destiny is described at 53 she was wearing a maroon shirt with an howell insignia on the front, a cheetah print front, a cheetah print scarf, blue jeans and white tennis shoes. authorities say destiny often goes to the ceremony mall, the park, and the ceremony library. the eight-year-old fairfield boy who was the subject of an amber alert is thinking the people who help find him. the boy was asleep in his mother's car in the driveway of the family home when someone stole the car before dawn yesterday morning. the parents were getting ready to take their children to school and have gone back inside the house for about 30 seconds. four hours later, a neighbor spotted the missing car and found brock guzman still asleep and unharmed inside. >> i just want to say thank you

to everybody that was out looking for me. i'm very happy to be home. >> fairfield police say they are interviewing a person of interest in this case. students in chinatown san francisco are getting a lesson that could potentially save their lives. it's a new program a new program that aims to teach them how to deal with dangerous intersections in the city. ktvu david stephenson has the story new line six. >> come right over here. >>reporter: afterschool studies in san francisco chinatown today included human behavior. >> the driver should be more safe and stop when they are supposed to. >>reporter: how fast the bee seen people go? >> up to 53. >>reporter: and of the law. >> if you are on a bicycle you have to follow the same rules of the road as the vehicles. >>reporter: kindergarten through fifth grade children are being trained at any street investigators getting lessons from pedestrian safety at some

of the most dangerous intersections. the mac they have a difficult time perceiving speed and distance. so they may think that they have enough time to cross the distance. >>reporter: the product was developed by the chinatown community and the ymca, part of a citywide effort to reduce pestered -- pedestrian fatalities to zero. it's not just the basics,. >> it's teaching them on the street there should be a signal, because cars are not stopping or slowing down enough. >>reporter: they take notes on ms. behavior by drivers. >> they stop at the wrong moments, they almost hit the pedestrian. >>reporter: and pedestrians -- >> i learned that a lot of people that when they cross the street they look at their phones. >>reporter: lessons, it is hoped that the children will in turn teach adults. >> we will hope the kids turn and teach adults now is not okay for me to walk against the light, watch out for this type

of person on the street. >>reporter: 600 chinatown students will take the class by the end of the week. in san francisco david stephenson ktvu fox2 news. within the past two hours health officials in contra costa county and confirmed a case of meningitis the student was rushed to the hospital yesterday and is now recovering. health officials say they still do not know what type of meningitis that is. in the worst-case scenario it can cause brain damage. and it's fatal in about 5% of the cases. health officials say they don't expect an outbreak. >> we've had a single isolated students get sick, and through the normal process of disease investigation we identified the most likely people who could have been exposed, and treated them with antibiotics. >> six students were possibly exposed. st. mary's said it will be vigilant and is letting

everyone on campus no antibiotics are available. after 60 years of patient care, doctors medical center and san pablo today closed its doors for good. doctors, nurses and other staff came together on the front lawn this morning. after the last shift for an emotional ceremony. the public hospital was forced to close because it was losing millions of dollars every year. the hospital served about a quarter million mostly low income people in west costa talked to county. >> i feel for the community. it hurts a lot. for me too have to walk away from this place. >> patients will now have to go to kaiser hospital in richmond, or john beer beautiful center in walnut creek. and the doctors of charity hospitals are reportedly cutting staff in order to save money. they operate for hospitals in the bay area. o'connor hospital in san jose.

the san francisco business times says 280 jobs are being lost out of 7,000 employees. the charity also said it is still searching for a new buyer after a previous deal fell through. a blue ribbon commission held its first meeting on marijuana policy in los angeles today. it was led by lieutenant governor. he supports the recreational use of marijuana, but says limits are needed. >> i don't want to see big tobacco become big marijuana. i don't want to see every single street corner store turning to a medical dispensary. i don't want to walk down the streets or walk to the playground with my kids and smell it. >> this is the first of three forearms with today's focus on public safety. future forms will consider regulation and taxes along with the children's health and safety. newsome says it is likely voters will see a ballot measure on this issue next year . so it's still a year away but already the excitement is growing for super bowl 50 at levi stadium. and today in san francisco the super bowl host committee

unveiled plans for what they are calling a super bowl city. ktvu gives us a look. speeone the clock is ticking on super bowl 50, so now san francisco is working its way toward the goal line. >> the post committee is proud to introduce super bowl city. >>reporter: inside the hyatt regency what's next year's lombardi trophy front and center the super bowl host committee unveiled what is currently the mission for the million fans they expect to visit the week before the game. >> we will have nfl themed activities and fun and interactive showcases reduced by our incredible post committee corporate sponsors and partners. >>reporter: they will encompass the first blocks of market street. that's not even including the huge fan experience at the moscone center. >> a fantastic blend of bay area experiences physical, digital, social interactive,

our food and culinary culture our artist community. >>reporter: the president of the 49ers says the super bowl always brings everyone together. >> together. >> i love it. you see families, dads and their daughters, moms and their sons and it ages get to soak it all in. and really, it's amazing that it's a weeklong and the game is only three and a half hours. speeone >>reporter: in the plaza where vendors were selling their wares one shopper said she is already excited for next year. >> well, it's going to give me an excuse to go to the restaurants here. and, you know, i think it's going to be fun to see the kids because they love to be stars. >>reporter: even tourists seem a bit jealous by what they will be missing. >> any super bowl would be awesome. tickets are way overpriced though. >>reporter: but not everyone is intrigued. >> i don't really care. i mean people have their fun, were kind of used to it with the giants games. >>reporter: organizers to me because this is a california super bowl people in hollywood

are interested in taking part as well it was not clear as what that might mean in san francisco i'm ktvu fox2 news. a unique instrument were thousands of dollars coming up next a closer look at surveillance video that could lead to an arrest. also governor brown getting attention tonight from this facebook post of him and a rattlesnake. we will have the story behind this picture. after the break we are tracking this cold weather pattern that has a fuse wrinkles over the bay area neighborhoods.

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worth more than $8,000. police said today they have some good information to work with. the surveillance video from the ellis o'farrell garage near union square was taken on april 11, shows a woman inside the car, it also shows a man in a getaway car right behind the car. notice it has a distinctive event on the driver side door. >> that dent on the driver side door that is a very unique dent. >> the surveillance still photos show the thieves as they wait for an elevator at the grudge. police are hoping to generate leads so they can return the cello to it young is a co-owner . san francisco announced the deputies who work at the county jail on bryant street are getting body cameras. the pilot program follows allegations of staged inmate fighting by four deputies. sheriff says the plan is too buy 30 cameras and over the next several months deputies on

all ships will start wearing them. the move will make san francisco the first jail system in california with body cameras. san jose's police chief speaking out tonight about tackling a murder suspect who escaped from a holding cell. and try to run off in handcuffs area. >> the chief that he was just doing his job but as ktvu shows us the incident is now raising some questions about security at police headquarters. >> >>reporter: police chief says he did nothing special but many others would disagree. >> that's our job. but really the real heroes are the men and women who are out there every day. and you know, i got to be a cop for just a couple minutes. >>reporter: he was pulling into the police parking lot monday morning when he saw a man wearing handcuffs and running. after the chief ordered him to stop and he didn't. chief esquivel spring into action tackling the suspect. but the suspect got away. ran down the street near highway 87 a block away chief

esquivel was able to pin him down. >> he was going through traffic, and luckily was able to catch up as he started to fall i just went on him and held them down. speeone these pictures show the tears from the chief shirt and the bruise from the takedown. fortunately no other officers were injured. this man hector was arrested sunday and wanted for the murder of a 22-year-old man six years ago. his mug shot shows marks not from his scuffle with the chief, police say he bit to officers and attacked another one in mexico. police say he was in handcuffs was able to flip his hands around in front of him escaped a lock holding scale climate 15-foot barbed wire fence. i asked him how he was able to skate custody. >> we are looking into the incident. in terms of his ability to actually get out of that temporary holding facility. that room. so we are looking as to how that happened. how the door was able to be open. >>reporter: police are conducting an internal investigation.

police tell us in and made escaping police headquarters has not happened in recent history. they are now reviewing surveillance video which they are not releasing to the public. and san jose ktvu fox2 news. researchers say an orca whale that washed up in the mendocino county coast will provide a rare opportunity to study the giant creature. the 25-foot long male orca was found saturday morning on a state park beach north of fort bragg. researchers say the well had eaten and become tabled up in a crackpot. the crab pot did not contribute to the well's death. they well's death. they hope to examine every part of the carcass and then reassembled the skeleton for display in fort bragg. they say they will learn, it will help with conservation efforts. let's go over to our meteorologist now. when's the last time you saw an orca? i don't ever never seen pictures like that. >> we saw the back of the in

the old days in the 30s and 40s, but i've never seen an orca off san francisco at this point. orca is, that's unusual. for us, it's been gloomy weather up there. were talking about this live camera shot. this is walnut creek now if you're familiar with that area by briones park there. look at the wind blowing in a tree. fog and low clouds. what a day, right? it's been clear for a short time in lafayette, and walnut creek today. but as the fog rolled back in the temperatures today they tried to rebound and do something significant, they did do something significant they were much cooler. especially in vallejo, 58 degrees. today was just one of those days. it was chilly. such a run of warm weather, that this is very noticeable. how much moisture, humidity, the cloud cover it makes a very cool. the winds in there. we had strong winds today. some lake tahoe stuff

thunderstorms around lake tahoe that will continue tomorrow. as the low pressure responsible for all of this fog and all of these clouds but really no rain is going to linger off our coast for a couple days now. so with that in mind today, and tomorrow pretty similar days. it's going to be a little warmer tomorrow. you're going to see little sunshine tomorrow. the temperatures are going to be in the 70s -- 80s. mostly the 60s, 50s maybe some low 70s. overnight lows like they were last night but tomorrow morning you'll wake up fog coverage everywhere. here we are tonight at 6:00 o'clock this computer model. here we are tomorrow morning when you get going. everybody has fog and low clouds. tomorrow afternoon it is slowly clearing. temperature is warm the model says a little quicker clearing the way had today. so, you're going to see instead of all 60s and 50s like 60s and 50s like we had today, we will see more 70s tomorrow. so there's tomorrow morning's fall more thunderstorms in the

mountains for tomorrow night, thursday morning a little less fog thunderstorms again thursday afternoon. and then this thing clears out. did you see the pattern shifted their little bit? forecast highs tomorrow just like today. i didn't like today that much. it was a good day, everything went well, just well, just the idea that you have all of this cloud cover you have this low pressure center they could produce rain, mixed in for a gloomy day but it just doesn't deliver anything. that's why i didn't like it. the dynamics and stuff there that might of happened. but it just was -- >> i got a few sprinkles on my windshield. >> not enough to do anything. if we are going to live through the cloudy gloominess -- >> of the like we are reverting back without the rain. thanks, bill. governor jerry brown is getting a lot of light from his face but hayes for a photo of him looking more like a snake wrestler. the government -- governor attending -- holding a fork stick over rattlesnake.

the governor posted the photo on twitter and facebook were hundreds of people are now commenting and sharing the picture. it's not clear if the snake was dead or alive. the nfl announced its 2015 schedule today. 2,015 schedule today. we're going to take some of the key games for the raiders and 40 niners. and if the lpga back in the bay area with women golfers. mark is up next with sports. check in with live in the newsroom what we are looking on for fox2 news at seven. the penalty phase of the boston marathon bombing case got underway today. how prosecutors described the newly convicted bomber. boxing heavyweight champ runs into trouble as a have fun in the surf of this little baby. we have these stories and more for you coming up on seven on ktvu

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. carson city council will vote tonight to improve construction of a $1.7 billion nfl stadium. the oakland raiders and san diego chargers could share that new stadium in southern california. a city commissioner report says a lot of details still need to be worked out. city council members could decide to put the issue to a public vote later. markets here now. warriors aren't exactly dominating the pelicans. today steve kerr came in second behind the hawks coach. >> i think the voters got that wrong. i think it's the curb in the western conference had a tougher job than atlanta's coach who is the nba's coach of the year. he did a great job, but the end lan is in the nba each east individual words -- that's not the deal this time of year.

it's year. it's all about team victory. the warriors did pull it out over new orleans last night. i tell you what the pelicans gave them everything they want. twenty-six points and rebounds. anthony davis. the pelicans are pushing the warriors despite the fact they are down two -- zero. they are not counting themselves out. >> we know that we can beat this team. we need to execute towards the end of the game. they made shots. we did it. we are going to back and look at that film, figure out how to correct our mistakes and how to a -- execute better towards the end of the game. so when that situation comes the next time will be ready for it. game three will be in new orleans on thursday night. it's not just any golf tournament, and lpga big one as the swinging skirt it starts this thursday over the city's festival 19 of the top 20 players in the world will be there. including number one lydia ko as well as locals paula kramer

and michelle we. in the last year or so her career has taken off. she is on the up and up right now. >> i do feel like every week i have been improving. i have been improving. i feel like i have been consistently getting better. i want to use that word again that's definitely a goal of mine to be consistent. and as long as i am going in an upwards trend, that's all i care about. >> she is definitely trending upwards. upwards. in the meantime the nfl always find a way to keep themselves in the news. the schedules for next season out. take a look quickly at the 40 niner highlights there. they open up on a monday night against the vikings. they will be on tv national league sunday night october 11, against the new york giants and then a big battle against their rivals seattle on a thursday night. twenty of action for them. raiders some of the highlights. they will open on sunday against the cincinnati bengals.

that's their opener. they will play their rival denver always a a good one in october, and then the san diego chargers. look at this one. christmas eve on a thursday night. so, the nfl schedules are out and about. that sporting life for now. >> mark, thank you. >> mark, thank you. >> thank you for joining us. we will see you tonight at ten. have a good night.

jay, should i get rid of this? the hat, the jacket, or the cane? actually, yes. just yes. we're having a yard sale for our social studies class to raise money for unicef. the point is for us to learn about global altruism. no, the point is for us to raise more money than miss cooper's class so we get a pizza and a pool party. your cynicism makes me sad for our world. ease up, delgado. i've seen you with a pizza. ugh. i hate garage sales. bunch of shady characters going through my stuff. why can't i just write a check? ay relax, jay. it's just a couple of people in the driveway. yeah, that's where it starts. then it's, "it's just a local call." "can i use your bathroom?" "my mother needs to lie down." no, it just stinks. he did write a check. shh! the less he knows the better.