but he points out it's a fourth security breech of a perimeter in five years and he is demanding thee conduct an audit of security at the airports. >> we need to do is look at these airports start with ones breeched but look aconsiders the country and see if they're more porous than they should be. and also, see what is the culture on the ground among employees. >> last audit was conducted five years ago. vic lee, abc7 news. >> today a jury heard testimony in an unusual criminal case sonoma county is seen. >> the supervisor charged with peeking into the window of a neighbor in his apartment complex. wayne freedman joining us live now from the court house in santa rosa. wayne? >> >> reporter: you're correct. the supervisor a very unusual case. the meeting took place at 3:30 in the morning. she says she woke to sounds of someone tearing at the screen of her bedroom window. friends were sleeping. jane doe said she looked outside and shortly after that, police arrived and arrested mr. carillo. wearing only under wear and socks. in arguments he reminded the charges were for peeking. he ju

i'm larry beil. >> the breech of security is raising questions about fencing at the airport. we're here with a look at how that stowaway got way with it. >> as you can see, the security fence here is only six feet tall. and there is some wire at the top but that apparently didn't stop the stowaway the video surveillance has flaws as well. six miles of chain link fence makeup the security at mineta san jose international airport. posted signs warn the fences are under surveillance you'll see a camera. but the airport acknowledges the cameras don't cover every foot. tsa says there is video but the spokesperson says that is not true. >> there is not currently any video that shows anyone scaling a section of our fencing. what we do have is some footage that shows an unidentified person walking on the airport ramp during darkness hours and approaching the hawaiian airlines aircraft in question. >> the cameras are owned and operated by the airport. but the video didn't alert anyone to stop him. >> it's my understanding we've reviewed that footage after the fact after being alerted

. >> a security breech at aol. the company says e mail addresses, postal addresses and answers to security questions may have been exposed. it's estimated 2% of the accounts may have been breeched in this way the company is urging akt holders to change pass words and security questions. home seasoned security are saying the vulnerability of versions 6 to 11 of internet ex-plower could lead to the complete compromise of an affected system. this so called bug is the first high profile threat to emerge since microsoft stopped providing security updates for windows xp meaning pcs running the system will remain unprotected after microsoft releases updates to defend against it. it could be a big problem >> high school graduation rates reached a record high. how bay area schools stack up why not everybody is walking awith a way with a diploma. >> water supply could be cutoff up to 60 days. >> a milestone and news for a city that needs new apartments a deal to create housing for an entire nand. >> and how low can they go?

swalwell points out it's supporting a breech in the past five years. he is demanding that the office conduct an audit of perimeter security around the airports. >> we need to look at these airports start with ones breeched. and see what is the culture on the ground. >> he says that is a good idea. >> it gets better with more information >> the last audit was conducted five years ago. david you've learned quite a bit about this stowaway. >> that is right. the family appears to be home but keeping to themselves however, there are others who are telling us what they >> the classmates reacted with disbelief. >> he was shy. you know? he didn't speak that much we're surprised about what happened. you know? we didn't think it's him. we're happy to know he's all right. >> more concerns being raised about security where the teen scaled the fence undetected. it was not a spur of the moment event. we're told he was on the tarmac for six hours. they didn't look at surveillance video until the teen was discovered in hawaii. the airport manager told abc he learned h

swalwell points out it's supporting a breech in the past five years. he is demanding that the office conduct an audit of perimeter security around the airports. >> we need to look at these airports start with ones breeched. and see what is the culture on the ground. >> he says that is a good idea. >> it gets better with more information >> the last audit was conducted five years ago. david you've learned quite a bit about this stowaway. >> that is right. the family appears to be home but keeping to themselves however, there are others who are telling us what they know. >> the classmates reacted with disbelief. >> he was shy. you know? he didn't speak that much we're surprised about what happened. you know? we didn't think it's him. we're happy to know he's all right. >> more concerns being raised about security where the teen scaled the fence undetected. it was not a spur of the moment event. we're told he was on the tarmac for six hours. they didn't look at surveillance video until the teen was discovered in hawaii. the airport manager told abc he lea

all of this after the massive data breech at target over the holiday shopping season. wal-mart is diving into the insurance market the world's largest retailer for food and other items now teaming up with auto insurance.com to let shoppers find and buy car insurance. it will go nationwide. >> the mexican food chain raising beef burrito prices from 4 percent to 6 percent from $0.32 to $0.48. it would make an $8 burrito up to 8.48 cents. it is the first national price hike in flee years but they are facing higher costs and we are paying higher prices, too. >> still affordable. >> coming up how safe is your seafood. in fish caught of oh the west coast. the adorable reaction system very big news. >> you are having a baby in your tummy right now. >> there's a baby in her tummy. (laughter) >> the viral video is coming up next. when salesman alan ames books his room at laquinta.com, he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can check in and power up before his big meeting. and when alan gets all powered up, ya know what happens? i

the bay will grow by 648 acres thanks to the breech. >> interesting pictures >> we had real down poursthis is rather surprising. >> you know, it's late in the season. >> heavy down pours and lightning strikes around the bay area. and cluster of strikes in the valley. live doppler 7 hd, i'm not surprised. showers tapering off right now. we do have smours redeveloping up in the north bay. it had hoefyer activity earlier today. showers are widely scattered we have pockets of down pours some moving away out towards st. helena. and we'll focus on this cell. some locally heavy down pours snow in picking up. winter weather advisory until 5:00 in the morning. 3 to 7 ivenlgs of snow above 5,000 feet. and chain controls and travel teal yeahs were likely. you can see snowfall there. here in the bay area, temperatures into mid-50s just about everywhere. san jose, gilroy. here is a live view check out the west wrern sky. we've got temperatures right now 53 in santa rosa. 59 if fairfield. and looking at clouds over the bay. forecast features they'll continue to diminish. light rain sunday morning an

that may have breeched a significant number after kts. e mail and address books, cryptic pass words and answers to security questions may have been exposed the company believes spammers used the information to spend spoofed e mails. >> frontier airlines is about to announce it's planning to charge between $0 to $50 to use overhead bin. also planning to charge for advanced seat assignments at this point spirit airlines and alegion air are the only other airlines to charge similar fees. >> how kind. >> yes. >> toyota hitting the road out of california bound for texas. governor perry announced toyota will move u.s. headquarters from torrance to plano, texas after texas reportedly offered the auto maker $40 million in incentives. perry says toyota will invest $300 million in the facility the republican governor made two trips to california last year hoping to recruit businesses to his state. it obviously worked. >> now, we want to take you back to this devastating tornado in the mid west and south. we're just getting new video of the damage t

. >>> a major security breech at a retail score. millions of credit and debit card numbers are stolen. could you be a victim? what you need to know. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> welcome to "fox & friends first" on this friday. blessings to you and your damly. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us. police in texas arresting the man they believe broke into a family's home and walked and watched their baby sleep. christopher gomez is accused of stealing a lap top and cash. the baby was not hurt. he could face burglary charges. investigators believe he also broke into two other homes. a highway sniper attack since last month now in custody. police say the man may be responsible for at least 12 of the 20 shootings that put the community on edge. three people were hurt. police plan to release more information about the suspect at a news conference later today. >>> brand new video inside the sunken ship in south korea moments after the chaos happened. passengers clinging

. >> i breeched the public confidence by starting to look at the position more towards myself than for the xhuvenlt i'm sorry. i apologize. >> it's a good thing to hear he's sorry. but it doesn't change the fact that mr. rizzo you did very, very bad things for a very long time. and the idea that i somehow vary from what i indicated would be 10-12 years and give you five years is ridiculous. nochlt i'm not going to do that. >> rizzo must pay $9 million in restitution. >> governor brown is trying to change how the state rainy day fund is being collected. it would be filled whenever revenue exyeedz a certain percentage. he says the only way to prevent deficit sdz to create a solid rainy day fund. >> there is effort to undo parts of a law that bans bilingual education. despite the ban in 1998 with proposition 227 a desegregation lawsuit allowed schools to keep offering multi lingual immersion classes such as this one. the will would eliminate two obstacles keeping more districts from offering the programs >> this is not about bilingual he ed beings or immigrants thchl is about every califo

. >> investigators trying to piece together what happened and how safety measures were breeched here. it started where the 15-year-old hopped a fence and then apparently got into a wheel well of a flight bound for my yu. >> what we do have is footage showing a person walking on the camp and approaching the aircraft in question. >> both fbi and tsa are investigating. bay area congressman eric stallwell is calling for a review at airports. >> that teenager is in maui tonight. officials say he is lucky to have survived but how did he? >> no oxygen, freezing temperatures. doctors say surviving is rare, but not impossible. >> kid is pretty lucky. most people die when they try that. >> the doctor says the teen is the talk of the e.r. >> i suspect because he had a healthy brain and heart, he was able to survive this, >> but how? the wheel well of a commercial aircraft is a hostile place. little oxygen, below freezing temperatures. >> the brain and vital organs don't need as much oxygen when temperatures go down so much he was sort of in a state of suspended animation. >> 38,000 feet m an air

. >> we've learned the teenager spent six hours on the ground after breeching security. officials acknowledge there is a video of him lurking around the jetliner early thursday morning the airport manager told abc he talked to the stowaway learning he was angry about an argument. he wanted to see his mother who he had not seen since he was two years old the crew was wearing a hoody, jeans and jogging shoes other students say the survival is the talk of the school. >> we're just talking about how he did it. what he was like going through. how, and what was he thinking. that is crazy. >> the family has been in seclusion. >> very quiet. very, you know neighborly. >> the teenager is resting in a hospital in hawaii. no word yet when he will return to the mainland. >> is there enough security to keep planes and sunways safe? >> flames broke out if a san francisco home and spread quickly throughout that house and next door. here is where it happened. >> firefighters tell us the fire is out. p you look, you can see the folks are stating owe cans disconnect hoses from the fire hy

or other retailer breeches, those are breeches of da'tara systems that store data. >> reporter: as ofwo weeks ago walmart turned on software at 1,000 u.s. locations, enabling its point of sale systems to accept chip and pin card. the whole network of stores will be ready to accept the cards before the end of the year and because the hardware is combatible already with emv, the cost of turning it on wasn't material. target, however, says that accelerating its chip and pin technology program is part of a $100 million overhaul to ready all 1,800 of its stores by the beginning of the first quarter in 2010. kelly and scott, back to you. >> all right, courtney, have fun out there. thank you. for more information on how to spend electronically after two-thirds of all internet servers were found, allowing them to get pass word and user information. >> it was dubbed heart bleed and it may have left data vulnerable for the last two years. we're joined by stephen boyer, co-founder and chief technology officer and add am levin is chairman and co-founder of credit.com. adam, i'm just wondering wha

. >> a bay area lawmaker wants new protection for california against data breeches. the shift in responsibility he's calling for and the limit he wants to place on retailers. >> we are in the clear now, i'm tracking a weather system offshore. the one part of the bay area that could pick up a few showers and when 80s will resurface. consumers would be notified about beaches of their mental data within -- personal data in 15 days. >> we're trying to figure out some racial improvements in the law that will restore the confidence that consumers want in the a retailer is hacked the retailer would be responsible for reimbursing the consumers not the individual's bank. >> the target data breach was one of the largest with 110 million customers affected. in 2013 hackers got into adobe systems. and 1 million neiman-marcus got their information compromised. >>> today the agency unveiled a suicide prevention program putting messages on buses. the messages will be in english, span, vietnamese and chinese and part of a bigger program. >> strategies around intervention, data colle

the breech happened in early may and late january, it affects the aaron's stores and some 3 million peopleffected. >>> a group of religious leaders in san jose hoping an evening walk tonight will help people stay away from violence. we explain. >> the organization pact is a group of preachers and other church leaders, and believe a program called night walk will help reduce gang violence and other forms of crime. >> we are doing this because we love the area, this is the faith initiative, we want our faith communities involved in a neighborhood. >> that involvement is in the form of a nice evening walk in a large group, to meet people in the neighborhood. >> we'll walk around and meet people. loving our neighbor. >> the idea is a group of nonviolent church going people will reduce the crime by setting a good example. >> this has been done in salinas, and they saw a drop in their crime. we asked for training and show us what's going on over there, and we've talked about this for the last six months, in meetings with the gang task force. >> night walk organizers say this is the first of many

the breech is the fourth in the u.s. in the last five years. he wants an dit on the per rim at the security at all o the nation's airport >> what we need to do is look at these airports and start with the ones that were breached and see if they are more poroushan they should be and see what is the culture on the ground among the employees. >> federal regulatorshave not conducted an audit since 2009. we will continue to follow this developing story on air and on-line, and ou reporting continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> we are just hours away from a big crackdown on san francisco's streets. the pole operation will be targeting the city's biggest hotspot for pedestrian accidents and fatalities. it is van ness avenue betwn market and gear re. cornell bernard is liv -- is live with the story. >> the crackdown well happe twice tomorrow during the morning and the evening commute. police will be looking for jaywalkers and speeders here on busy van ness. too many pedestrians have lost their lives this year. crossing busy van ness avenue can

the breech is the fourth in the u.s. in the last five years. he wants an audit on the per rim at the security at all of the nation's airports. >> what we need to do is look at these airports and start with the ones that were breached and see if they are more porous than they should be and see what is the culture on the ground among the employees. >> federal regulators have not conducted an audit since 2009. we will continue to follow this developing story on air and on-line, and our reporting continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> we are just hours away from a big crackdown on san francisco's streets. the police operation will be targeting the city's biggest hotspot for pedestrian accidents and fatalities. it is van ness avenue between market and gear re. cornell bernard is liv -- is live with the story. >> the crackdown well happen twice tomorrow during the morning and the evening commute. police will be looking for jaywalkers and speeders here on busy van ness. too many pedestrians have lost their lives this year. crossing busy van n

. >> at the time a large company gets breeched, the time they even know they were breached takes almost a year. >> reporter: the yellow square, where the attack begins. the green circle, the victim. >> we have been seeing for a few years, the attackers go after the high-tech world trying to figure out vulnerabilities and software that everybody uses. >> reporter: juliette goodrich, kpix5. >> wow. that would be so ... you have to be so careful. you are just never safe. >> i have an ipad. and it is just everywhere you third. the weather computer is apparently inpregnable. >> not risky there. >> we aren't challenging anyone, just stating the facts. [ laughter ] >> i'm the weather guy. >>> we start out with mostly clear skies tonight. the rain translated into snow in the sierra. not a lot. but a few inches at the very peaks. but you know, it's not going to hurt. we will get a little more in the water supply as everything begins to melt heading into the spring season now. now the approach to the bay bridge and the numbers, 52 degrees at concord. oakland has 54. livermore, 51. santa rosa, 51.

target was breech. others were breached. they had better data systems.e would not have this problem but if you have better credit cards that we could have mitigated or contained the problem. it does not make sense for people to keep pointing fingers. after your industry learns about something like a heart the heartbleed bug, what happens? it was disclosed early in the week that banking regulators sent a notice to bangs sing yet to pay attention to this. that was a few days later. how quickly did you find out about it? it sounds like alphabet soup to the viewers and their eyes glaze over your at it as an industry to government information sharing portal organization. lnd a lot of it up unti now has been small. expansion.ntagion or we need to automate the threat of information and the responses. it was red and then people responded as quickly as they could. there was an exposed bees of internet infrastructure. expose this isto a became public. companies who did not catch it were potentially exposed. we do not want to be patting ourselves on the back. it is

the breech is the fourth in the u.s. in the last five years.nts an audit on the per rim at the security at all of the nation's airports. >> what we need to do is look at these airports and start with the ones that were breached and see if they are more porous than they should be and see what is the culture on the ground among the employees. >> federal regulators have not conducted an audit since 2009. we will continue to follow this developing story on air and on-line, and our reporting continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> we are just hours away from a big crackdown on san francisco's streets. the police operation will be targeting the city's biggest hotspot for pedestrian accidents and fatalities. it is van ness avenue between market and gear re. cornell bernard is liv -- is live with the story. >> the crackdown well happen twice tomorrow during the morning and the evening commute. police will be looking for jaywalkers and speeders here on busy van ness. too many pedestrians have lost their lives this year. crossing busy van ness av

. >> i breeched the public's confidence by starting to look at the position for myself.ry,for. that i apologize for that. >> he pleaded no contest to 69 counts. >>> a seventh bear has been captured ask killed in a florida neighborhood where a woman was mauled over the weekend she was dragged out of her garage by three bears saturday night. officials say they had been forced to kill seven bears because they had been fed by humans and no longer afraid of people. >> people that are feeding these bears are not doing the bear any favor. if anything they could be signing the death warrant. >> officials say they will take anyone feeding bears to jail >> the city wants to give drivers a smoother ride around town. and it's to fill in small pot holes 400 blocks will be resurfaced in this fashion the project being paid for with gas tax money the city did repave 854 blocks >> a woman headed most of the way home on foot. >> why she hopes to do it faster than any other woman ever has. >>> voters may have to revisit prop 227 banning bilingual education in california schools a bill woul

zone when we put a for trees and new but very few of the four sectors right now but people was a breech baby. the book to love. read more and be just as it is like reading but equally there wasn't even trucks and two in their division and israelis are. um we are she would like to copy paste a little to say a freeze on and on his lead in palestine and israel. and it's just a question all for the week enjoyed working so no one need me to push it to no one would be cynical but come to see how it works and is one expect from our author's name and epa to come in for them the story together. that was made low the amc also is a canadian israeli businessman who owns the largest retail bookstores in israel the six degrees and poland and china. since opening its true store in nineteen seventy nine simple farmer become the largest employer of non jewish israelis with over twenty percent of its work was being arab israeli we as business man cannot change. this is why we have politicians. it's their job for myself as a businessman and tried to increase my relations with the palestinians through busi

. >> i breeched the public's confidence by starting to look at the position for myself. i am very, very sorry for. that i apologize for that. >> he pleaded no contest to counts. >>> a seventh bear has been captured ask killed in a florida neighborhood where a woman was mauled over the weekend she was dragged out of her garage by three bears saturday night. officials say they had been forced to kill seven bears because they had been fed by humans and no longer afraid of people. >> people that are feeding these bears are not doing the bear any favor. if anything they could be signing the death warrant. >> officials say they will take anyone feeding bears to jail >> the city wants to give drivers a smoother ride around town. and it's to fill in small pot holes 400 blocks will be resurfaced in this fashion the project being paid for with gas tax money the city did repave 854 blocks >> a woman headed most of the way home on foot. >> why she hopes to do it faster than any other woman ever has. >>> voters may have to revisit prop 227 banning bilingual education in california sc

the bay will grow by 648 acres thanks to the breech. >> interesting pictures >> we had real down pours >> this is rather surprising. >> you know, it's late in the season. >> heavy down pours and lightning strikes around the bay area. and cluster of strikes in the valley. live doppler 7 hd, i'm not surprised. showers tapering off right now. we do have smours redeveloping up in the north bay. it had hoefyer activity earlier today. showers are widely scattered we have pockets of down pours some moving away out towards st. helena. and we'll focus on this cell. some locally heavy down pours snow in picking up. winter weather advisory until 5:00 in the morning. 3 to 7 ivenlgs of snow above 5,000 feet. and chain controls and travel teal yeahs were likely. you can see snowfall there. here in the bay area, temperatures into mid-50s just about everywhere. san jose, gilroy. here is a live view check out the west wrern sky. we've got temperatures right now 53 in santa rosa. 59 if fairfield. and looking at clouds over the bay. forecast features they'll continue to diminish. light rain sunday mornin

the set up federal agents found underneath a california warehouse >> one of the biggest security breecheshistory bank account information and social security numbers, stolen. millions of victims. you may be one and not know it. >> here on abc7 last man standing and neighbors followed by shark tank and to 20. if you're a dish customer you can see all of the programs online. go to abc7 news.com.com. find out how to access it or down load from your app store. >> finally tonight thoughts about what really matters america's integrity and decency as a nation. u.s. senate intelligence committee voted to did he classify part of a report on the cia interrogation of terror suspects after september 11thth the president must decide how much we can see. what we should not see is information that has a direct impact on national security. however, the government cannot be allowed to use that as an excuse to hide conduct that is embarrassing and criminal. but not a bonafide risk we must hear the truth about how the government behaved in our name after the september 11thth attacks. those in power must be

the set up federal agents found underneath a california warehouse >> one of the biggest security breeches of victims. you may be one and not know it. >> here on abc7 last man standing and neighbors followed by shark tank and to 20. if you're a dish customer you can see all of the programs online. go to abc7 news.com.com. find out how to access it or down load from your app store. >> finally tonight thoughts about what really matters america's integrity and decency as a nation. u.s. senate intelligence committee voted to did he classify part of a report on the cia interrogation of terror suspects after september 11thth the president must decide how much we can see. what we should not see is information that has a direct impact on national security. however, the government cannot be allowed to use that as an excuse to hide conduct that is embarrassing and criminal. but not a bonafide risk we must hear the truth about how the government behaved in our name after the september 11thth attacks. those in power must be held to account. be made to answer to us very no sympathy for those that would

. >> millions of e-mail users at risk after a security breech. >> if you have aol account change yourword and security question. they are confirming an e-mail brief they send out e-mails using yours in the from seal so it looks like it is coming from you. the worry is users private information may have been exposed. they have not believed so far any financial information has been revealed. frontier airlines is taking the bachelor p and bachelorette parties and hotels and attire. this soaring if you add the gift between 109 and 200 gifts. >> send a gift card in the mail and say no to the wedding. >> it is so expensive. >> thank you, loren. it is 17 minutes after the top of the hour. killer storms captured on camera. a startling terrifying view as it destroys everything on the ground. >> hackers have a new way to see and hear everything you do by hacking into baby monitors. the warning every parent needs to hear. ♪ i'm almost done. [ male announcer ] now you can pay your bill... ♪ ...manage your appointments... [ dog barks ] ...and check your connection status... ♪ ...anytime, anywhere.

russia says the government in kiev is breeching last week's agreement failing to stop sunday's attack on a pro russian check point. kiev called it a russian provocation. in slovyansk, the three that died are martyrs. there's a makeshift memorial in town and a steady shift of memorials. >> well one of the cities where there's been a big pro-russian occupation is donetsk in the eastern of ukraine. we are joined now from there. now, we know a lot about what's happening in donetsk. how many other areas are occupied by pro russian organizers? >> reporter: couldn't quite hear your question. donetsk and at least 11 other cities across eastern ukraine remain occupied. buildings in this area remain occupied. in fact yesterday, some more buildings were occupied by the pro russian protestors. another illustration that the geneva agreement that was signed last week isn't really making any difference on the ground at all. i think joe biden's visit will be met with a lot of skepticism on both sides. it's a great show of support for government in kiev. at the same time, ukrainian protestors are sayi

this next story i call a son of a breech. according to pew research nearly one in five adults has had personal data stolen on-line as of january last year thanks to social security numbers and credit cards and bank account information. that's up from 1 in 10 people last july. an increase in the matter of six months. the better business bureau is warning us about a scam involving netflix users. you may see a pop up or e-mail to a netflix page saying your account has been suspended temporarily. gives you a 1-800 number to call. fake support staff answer the phone to help you by asking for remote access to your computer. that's when they could steal your personal information. we don't know how many people have been affected. apparently this scam isn't as popular any more. something to consider. >> where was it you sing for the dinner today? >> hard rock cafe. we will have more information at 6:30. >> stay tuned. >> 13 minutes after the top of the hour. a bullied student records his bullies in action. but now he is the one in tro

the move followed creasing all ties with russia, the nato secretary general says russia which is breeching obligations. >> i am surprised that russia can claim that nato has violated it's commitments. because russia is violating every principle and international commitment it has made. first and foremost, the commitment not to invade other countries. there is concern that it may try to destabilize other reports. >> a special fourses battalion on exercise in the capitol. these men have all received their training in the united states. and now form the elite call of the country's armed forces. the rising tenses following moscow's takeover have stoked fears here that russia will attempt to destabilize the country, as it moves towards closer ties. of course all of them are special missions combating terrorism. >> up until now, it has been used mainly for ceremonial purposes but the special forces being trained in america, will be more than a match it is feared here they are already based which broke away after a bitter silver war in 1992, more than 1400 people died in the fighting, which was o

it could be a breech of security. the airline is responsible for the passengers.they find anything else usually they do a complete settlement or litigation. a few may wait until and hold back on just a potential of finding something mechanical wrong but the airline will be responsible. >> what does this do to the industry? >> it goes to the very core. the international organization has established and set up an extraordinary meeting to be held in next month in may in montreal, where they will be looking at lessons to be learned. the airport forum, they will be discussing it at their annual general meeting in june. let nobody be in any doubt, this is going to change the way planes fly, the way data is handed and the way aircraft is tracked. >> just as every crash and incident like this has had an impact on the industry. >> this will be much greater. quite often you change minor technicality on the aircraft a procedure or form of crm management in the cockpit. this will be industry wide across all different aircraft and fundamental. the issue will be how long before

insiders who covted their jobs and resented their influence and thought they were too big for their breeches. a fault that seems to be blamed on nature or pillars. it is little wonder historians consult their writings frequently because they were sparkling letter writers and provide an eye-witness account of the presidency. we rely on them to help us document that period. it is their life work after lincoln that is the unwritten story. and the lincoln family cholosedo papers to the family and opened them on the 27th anniversary of ted lincoln's death. they undertook a mission to create an enduring reputation for their slain leader. and an extensive biography in the century magazine which at the time was the leading circulation in america. that effort was one of the single successful exercises of historical revisionism in history. writing against southern currents of the time, they created the northern interpretation of the war but it was their portrayal of lincoln which every writer had to stake out a position. they invented the lincoln we know today. the sage farmer, the military j jen geni

target was breech. others were breached. they had better data systems. we would not have this problem but if you have better credit cards that we could have mitigated or contained the problem. it does not make sense for people to keep pointing fingers. >> after your industry learns about something like the heartbleed bug, what happens? it was disclosed early in the week that banking regulators sent a notice to bangs sing yet banks saying, hey, you have to pay attention to this. that was a few days later. how quickly did you find out about it? can you take us behind the scenes? >> something for dissemination of information in our industry -- it sounds like alphabet soup to the viewers and their eyes glaze over your at it as an industry to government information sharing portal organization. and a lot of it up until now has been small. people taking phone calls, sending out e-mails. but the speed of response required is instant. otherwise you have contagion or expansion. we need to automate the threat information and the responses. they are working on that.

insiders who covted their jobs and resented their influence and thought they were too big for their breeches. a fault that seems to be blamed on nature or pillars. it is little wonder historians consult their writings frequently because they were sparkling letter writers and provide an eye-witness account of the presidency. we rely on them to help us document that period. it is their life work after lincoln that is the unwritten story. and the lincoln family cholosedo papers to the family and opened them on the 27th anniversary of ted lincoln's death. they undertook a mission to create an enduring reputation for their slain leader. and an extensive biography in the century magazine which at the time was the leading circulation in america. that effort was one of the single successful exercises of historical revisionism in history. writing against southern currents of the time, they created the northern interpretation of the war but it was their portrayal of lincoln which every writer had to stake out a position. they invented the lincoln we know today. the sage farmer, the military j jen geni

representative eric swaulwell is saying a breech like that could happen again.s calling okay the government accountability office to look into airport security. the airport, meanwhile, is saying they will use this breach as a learning tool hoping to prevent it from happening again. >> it's possible to scale an airport perimeter fence line, especially under cover of darkness. >> reporter: we also have a statement from hawaiian airlines about this incident. the airline is saying hawaiian and its contractors responsible for handling our aircraft in san jose will continue to assist government agencies in their investigation of this incident. ." so clearly an active investigation is still underway. we're waiting to hear from the family and waiting to hear when this teen may be heading back here to california. we're live in santa clara, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> a man has been arrested in connection with the beating death of a woman whose body was found near lake merritt. 40-year-old prince is facing a murder charge in connection with th

three directors were saying this is the most serious breech of security in many, many decades.usly. this is somebody that spied on the united states out of conviction, out of money, all kinds of reasons. he was making $50,000 a year doing it. it's a big, big deal. the reported concessions of the israeli and palestinians are small. it's a prisoner release and promise by the israelis they would show some restraint on the settlement activity, construction of new settlements. doesn't strike me -- again talking about what is reported not what is confirmed. doesn't strike me as right now as worth this enormous shift in united states policy. >> what are you hearing from your sources this is more likely a sure thing or something floated out as a trial balloon to see what the uproar is? >> my sense is it's more than that. they have given details what it would take. in fact over the last two days that is what john kerry has been doing. he was in europe, broke the trip short, went back to middle east. this is what he's negotiating with prime minister. >> now what john kerry is focussing o

it's the latest in a string of breeches. last month a teenager managed to climb to the top of the building. four lays later four of them were arrested after jumping off the building. then a day later two cnn producer were arrested for trespassing. >>> and a palm sunday celebration is underway in vatican city. ♪ >> pope francis is leading mass for tens of thousands of people gathering in st. peter's square. palm sunday celebrates jesus' triumphant arrival in jerusalem when palm branches were laid at his face. and it marks the end of holy week ending next sunday on easter. >>> thank you, anna. spring is all around us and we'll toss it to our spring blossom, rick reichmuth. >> what an intro. >> it's true, a little bit. at least it has been, but not for long. i'm going to rain and snow on your spring blossom. enjoy i the next couple of days. yesterday was spectacular and the next couple of days look okay across the east coast. look at pittsburgh. today you're fine, tomorrow cooler and then tuesday you're 48. over to louisville,