ktvu's ann rubin talked to an expert who says this isn't uncommon but san jose has seen more than its share. she is live with the details. >> reporter: he says it is a good thing the woman was caught quickly this time. still officials say plans are in the works to raise the fence 4 feet here so there won't be a next time. >> reporter: in the hours before she scaled the fence at san jose mineta international airport she lost her job, broke up with her boyfriend and moved back home. >> i don't know what she was thinking. i don't know why she did what she did. it was a dumb, dumb move. >> reporter: she was spotted by a ups worker who called police. he was trained to do that. >> that ups employee is part of the layers of security within our airport. >> still this is the fifth security breach at san jose mineta international airport in the last year. others include a stow away and a teenager made it to hawaii. we talked with security experts who says while breach aren't uncomb san jose had more than -- uncommon, shows had more than its share. [ indiscernible ] >> the san jose mayor says se

ktvu's ann rubin has been talking with people and this is a sensitive subject. >> the people say they almost felt an obligation to talk about it because they want to understand why this happened and how. >> he killed that [ bleep ] >> reporter: when the officer reached for his gun, this man reached for his cell phone. >> so common now you have to be prepared for something like this to happen. if you see something like this, pull out your phone and record. you have to be an eyewitness as well. >> reporter: in this case the minutes after a robber with a knife advanced on an officer. the officer fired his weapon. >> shots fired. suspect is down. >> the suspect has been identified today as a 28-year- old, joseph weber. at knifepoint he stole cigarettes from a liquor store and the officer was faced with a difficult decision. >> an officer facing a weapon like that, it is a deadly weapon. the officer has to protect himself. >> the department has been faced with a difficult decision. in the wake of other officer involved shooting getting national attention whether or not to release video. th

ann rubin is -- ktvu's ann rubin is at the airport with more and the new fencing that has been ordered to beef up security. >> reporter: the sense here is -- the fence here is 6 feet tall with a foot of barbed wire. officials plan to raise that up an additional four feet around the perimeter of the airport. >> reporter: authorities say this was the woman who hopped a fence at san jose mineta international airport yesterday. she was spotted by a ups worker and arrested by police. >> i don't know what she was thinking. i don't know why she did what she did. it was a dumb move. >> reporter: he wonders if her mother's house in arizona was her destination. >> she movitude san francisco with a boyfriend -- moved to san francisco and broke up with a boyfriend and moved back and the job she had in san francisco didn't work out. >> reporter: this is the fifth security breach at san jose mineta international airport in the last year. others included a serial stow away and a teenager made it all the way tohawaii. -- to hawaii. . >> fbi times is -- 5 times is 5 times too many. >> reporter: officia

ktvu's ann rubin is live now in sunnyvale with what police say prompted the shooting. >> reporter: the man held up the liquor store and when the officer found him he was still holding a knife. >> reporter: investigators say in the moments after an armed robbery an officer found the suspect. >> refusing to comply. has knife. 50 feet away. >> reporter: he didn't stand still for long. >> he is walking towards -- >> reporter: he was on his lunch break when he saw it go down. >> the guy was standing, holding a knife. we heard it officers screaming at him. put the knife down. he wouldn't listen. he went towards them with the knife. >> back out there, after the shots were done, went out there and saw the police on top of the suspect and he looked gone. >> the suspect was transported to had hospital where he was pronounced dead. investigators did recover a knife at the scene. >> we always conduct a thorough investigation. so that is always our practice and continues to be our practice. >> reporter: it happened after 11:00 a.m. in the middle of the strip mall. there were several onces and there

ktvu's ann rubin explains how it started with a party that no one came to and it ended with a reallyture. >> reporter: what the customer wanted wanted was the cutest driver here to pay her a compliment. >> reporter: at pizza my heart they are no stranger to strange requests. >> special instructions and people write crazy things. the pizza that became a prom invite and another that requested a drawing on the box of a dinosaur. >> it is fun. you know, it is just whether or not something that we can do. i think it is fun, giving them something they want. >> reporter: it was a request they got last week that made a lasting impression. >> that said send your cutest delivery driver and tell me i am pretty. it is a touching thing. you want to do something there. >> that cute driver says he was willing to go the extra mile that day. he found one woman, she planned a birthday party but no one showed up. >> it is just a gal who ordered pizza and he was nice to her and said she was pretty and i think she appreciated it. >> reporter: he stayed longer than normal, giving her a hug. >> i think it

ktvu fox 2 news ann rubin is live. the 49ers will look at other options now?: normally the fields are the site of competition, not debate. 49er officials believe they could come up with a new plan. >> reporter: officials call it a small victory for youth soccer. for now the 49ers have set aside a proposal to lease their fields from the city. >> absolutely. message received. >> reporter: parents and kids made their case last week. their fear if the 49ers lease their soccer fields to use for parking the kids would lee left with no -- be left with no place to play. the 49ersare prepared to look for other options. >> we areoping to discussion. we are open to discussion. open discussion with the community, the city counsel, the staff around other possible solutions that may or may not exist. >> officials got together to brain storm. they believe there is a way for the 49ers to make everyone happy. >> the solution is to move the soccer park. find land, work with the city counsel, move the soccer park. >> i need action. not just words. action from the 49ers and the c

as ktvu's ann rubin explains he wants to create a high tech landmark. >> reporter: silican valley that lands of high tech invision. it inspires many and a series with its own name. >> some people say it extends to palo alto, san m ateo, san jose. but it's difficult. >> reporter: and so alfonso a student and budding entrepreneur has an idea, create a landmark to tell people he has arrived. >> some sort of landmark we can be distinguished by. >> reporter: he pictures the hollywood sign and the attraction that it's become after starting out as an advertisement. he points to the silicon valley sign, would be 45 feet high and 200 feet long designed to look high tech it may also be made of high tech materials and have an interactive component. >> i have been trying to come up with an idea and is there any way we can make this grow further. >> reporter: silicon valley residents seem open to the idea. the city of san jose says they would like to hear more. >> so we would encourage anyone with a great idea. whether it's a sign on the hills or a new product to change our lives. look for funding

ktvu's ann rubin is in san jose to explain why the camp is in jeopardy. >> reporter: the city counsel will take up the subject tomorrow and dozens of campers are expected to show up to show their support. >> reporter: they started bringing their children to the family camp at yosemite in 1978. >> this is special. it is the total package. >> reporter: they are worried that experience may be in jeopardy. >> it is scary. we think we will lose to. every year we think this could be the last. >> reporter: san jose owns the buildings but leases the land and that lease will be up next year. the question, will the city pay to extend it. >> it is unique. a special program that the city of san jose has that almost no other cities have. and that we can do this. we are recovering. and we are asking for another 20 year lease. >> reporter: last time the 80 is agreed to a 5 -- the city agreed to a 5 year lease. in 2010 they had oclose -- to close. rebuilding was the easy part. it is getting campers to come back that is getting harder. >> the city of san jose needs to hold on to this gem and having ma

in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> twitter stock tumbled today after the release of its earnings report. it was supposed to be published after the end of trading but a tweet came out an hour before the closing bell. it says adjusted earnings came in above expectations but revenues fell short. trading was halted because of the leak. twitter stock fell 25% before recovering. shares ended down 18%. >>> the ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. >>> we are now one hour away from the curfew in baltimore where a state of emergency remains in effect at this hour. this is video from this afternoon as peaceful protesters made their way through the city. they are hoping for continued peace following a day of violence and luting. good evening. >>> i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> today hundreds of national guard troops lined streets in baltimore as protesters held peaceful demonstrations. residents and business owners assessed the damage last night. it stemmed from the death of freddie gray. freddie gray died after being transported in a police van after he was arrested

anne rubin says they're dealing with more than just grief. >> reporter: it happened on her grandparents doorsteps as they way waited for a relative to park. >> in a split second my entire life completely changed. >> reporter: malia watkins lost her husband, her best friend and the sole provider of her family. >> people don't think about having to listen to your kids cry. and ask you questions why this happened. and i don't have the answers. >> reporter: in the time since, malia has given birth to their third child, a boy named kai. she went back to school to become a medical assistant and since then has gotten a driver's license. the family has in the been able to get subsidized housing. >> it seems like everywhere we turn we're hitting a brick wall. >> reporter: housing wait lists are long. >> pew -- bureaucracy is what it is. it doesn't change because you're going through a loss. >> reporter: no rental units available even for those who have vouchers. >> there's so many people in need right now that all the sources are nearly tapped out. >> reporter: -- >> there's a lot of people out

ann rubin talked to his uncle but he wonders whether his niece went to the airport, she has been going through difficult times lately, clue which includes move to go safe safe. >> if she wanted to go on the plane, we could have probably figured out her a way to get her a plane ticket. just a dumb move. >> san jose's mayor says security upgrades are in the works, testing radar, motion detectors, also plans to raise fencing from 6 feet to 10 feet with bashed wire. >>> 5:16, a man who police say was involved in a dispute over his blocked driveway, he showed up at the hospital with a gunshot room, it started in a home near 10th street, 33-year- old anwar hughes got into an argument with people. police say he went back into his home and came back with a gun. he started fighting with one of the people in the car and the gun went off wounding him in the foot. the people in the car drove away and he fired shots at that car. police officers stopped the car near by after getting reports about the gun fire. the people in the car were not hurt and they told police they were fleeing the area after

she faces trespassing and resisting arrest charges after she was caught tuesday night, ann rubin talked to her uncle who asked us not to show his face, he wonders if she was looking to visit her mom in arizona, she has been going through difficult times which includes moving to safe safe -- san francisco with her boyfriend. >> if she wanted to go on a plane she should have said i want to fly somewhere, we could have picked out a way to get her a plane ticket. it is just a dumb move. >> san jose's mayor says security upgrades at the airport are in the works, the airport is testing radar, motion detection and infra red technology. there are also plans to raise the fencing from 6 feet to 10 feet and then add bashed wire. >>> time is 6:08, the palo alto school district taking reaction how to redoes the high suicide rate. the school board voted to set aside $255,000 to hire as many as 4 licensed mental health therapists to work full time. superintendent says three students have been lost to suicide in the past year, the most recent one happened just lands la month. students say therapists ar