she's 20-year-old deanna perdole. she was arrested fortress passing and resisting arrest. she scaled a perimeter fence on the back side of the airport. she made it across the tarmac and across the run way before a ups employee spotted here. she was uncooperative when they took her into custody. airport officials say they have increased patrols and trying to secure funding for security upgrades. >> they are expensive. it is millions of dollars. we are seeking federal funding in order to first determine what those technologies are and certainly increasing the height of the fence line. i want to reiterate our current fence line meets all federal security standards. >> the airport is reviewing whether motion sensors or infrared technology will work best. they're revalg surveillance footage and see how they can improve. the breach is under investigation and don't have a motive why the woman wanted to go in an unrestricted area of the airport. >>> a suspect is expected to plea to the death of an oakland mother killed by an err -- by a stray bullet. the man was arrested and say h

deanna perdole looks like she had been crying in her mugshot. she had just got nene a fight with san jose police -- gotten into a fight with san jose preliminaries. at 5:15 yesterday evening a u.p.s. employee spotted the 20-year- old woman walking along the southern fence and called police. when officers tried to take her into custody, she fought back and had to be subdued. it's unknown what her motive was or how long she was inside the perimeter. >> is that the embarrassing? >> it's -- it's concerning. but it also is -- continues to motivate us to ensure that we have the safest airport possible. >> reporter: mineta san jose is a frequent target of security breaches starting when this teenager yahye abdi hopped the fence and stowed away in the wheel well of a jet to maui a year ago. since then it's been a bizarre series of incidents ranging from bypassing tsa security to a suspect stealing an airport truck. do you feel like this is the new normal? >> the new normal in terms of? >> people jumping fences all the time? >> that this is detecting and