bartle has been in a coma ever since. >>> the san jose airport has made headlines in the past year with a number of the security breaches. but a new survey shows sfo is actually tops in the nation when it comes to security breaches around that perimeter. ktvu's john fowler tonight on the problem and what's being done to fix it. >> it's crucial to airline safety and security. troubling news statistics shows san francisco international is the worse in the nation for breaches. >> i guess they really need to step up security and figure out where they're going wrong. >> it's not in the passenger areas where cameras and patrolling officers seem to be everywhere. >> but along almost 15 miles of fence and shoreline around the runways and ramp areas. our news partner the associated press discovered at sfo over a 10 year period, 36 reported perimeter breaches. >> this is a big deal for us. perimeter security is very important to our airport. we take this obligation very seriously. we're very focused on learning from every single incident. >> reporter: airport officials sought to put it in some pe

now, the latest happened yesterday on bartl,tt street.one was seriously hurt, but a man was killed in january. residents there say escape routes were blocked or locked, and they did not hear any fire alarms. the department says every building is inspected at least once every three years, but the department also relies on tenants to expose code violations. >> young transient people in the city who are marginalized, don't have a lot of money, do you think they're going to complain about fire code violations? . >> the fire department said there have been 240 fire code violations in the mission district alone during the last ten years. that's for everything from burnt-out exit sign lights to unusable fire exits. but the city says that number is not much higher or lower than other parts of the city. >>> time is 5:26, not off the air. coming up in 15 minutes, the terrifying attack on a french tv station, and the group that's taking responsibility for it. >> live in the oakland hills where crews are going to be cleaning up agreement spill today.

now, the latest one was yesterday on bartl,tt street. no one was seriously hurt this time. back in january, a man was killed in a fire on 22nd and mission streets. tenants there say the escape routes were blocked or lock, and they never heard fire alarms. the fire department says every building is inspected at least once every three years. but the department also depends on tenants exposing code violations. >> there are young transient people in the city who are marginalized and don't have a lot of people. you really think they're going to complain about fire code violations? >> the firearm says there have been 240 fire-code violations in the mission district over the last ten years. the violations range from burnt- out "exit" sign lights to unusable fire exits. however, the city says that number is not much higher or lower than other parts of the city. >>> the owner of a bus -- jury found john marino saint james guilty of involuntary manslaughter. natasha nolan was killed in 2012 when she fell out of the broken door of a moving bus on highway 17. she had been fighting with