>> no. >> reporter: yahye stowed away on a plane from san jose to maui for 5 1/2 hours. he was determined to get halfway around the world. for the first time, he talks about that journey using google chat. the 15-year-old said he crouched in the wheel well and remembers covering his ears as the plane took off. he says he was basically sitting on the shell of the plane. >> it was like above the clouds. i could see like there was a little hole. >> reporter: you could see the hole. you could see the ocean and clouds below you? >> yeah. >> reporter: was it scary? >> no. >> reporter: he says he passed out and doesn't recall the flight. surveillance video from the maui airport captures those moments after he woke up and dropped to the tarmac. he says he was dizzy, hungry, dehydrated and couldn't hear anything. was your vision okay? was it clear? >> no, i couldn't see clearly. >> reporter: you couldn't see clearly? >> everything was, like, yellow. >> reporter: now he is doing okay physically. what do you want people to know about why you did what you did? >> reporter: i only di

the bay area teenager who stowed away to maui talks. yahye abdi plans to leave soon to live with an aunt in minnesota. he is at a foster home in the south bay. he talked exclusively with our betty yu. >> can you believe that you survived that kind of trip? >> uhm, no. >> reporter: he is the boy who stowed away on a plane from san jose to maui hidden in the wheel well for 5 1/2 hours. for the first time, he talks about his journey using google chat. the 15-year-old says he crouched down and remembers covering his ears as the plane took off. at 35,000 feet, he says he was basically sitting on the shell of the plane. >> it was above the clouds. i could see through the little hole. >> reporter: you could see the ocean and clouds below you? >> yeah. >> reporter: was it scary? >> no. >> reporter: yahye says he regained his hearing and is okay physically. he says he ran away from his santa clara home in april because he was unhappy. the somali immigrant said it had nothing to do with his troubles at school. what do you want people to know abou

involving a santa clara teen who, of course, got on the plane in the wheel well and flew all the way to maui. kiet do joins us live from san jose international airport to explain what measures are now being taken. good morning. >>> reporter: good morning, frank. that 15-year-old will be forcing san jose mineta to spend a lot of money and to rethink its security plan. two months after that incident, the airport now has announced the first steps >> locking this place down. sjc will be working with an faa-funded nonprofit called national safe skies alliance. you know, consumer reports magazine is like that except for airport technology. the tennessee group is evaluating private vendors selling radar sensors, infrared cameras and low tech solutions like razor wire. in an exclusive interview with kpix 5's betty yu, he told her it wasn't very hard for him to stow away on that flight to maui back in april. >> did you just hop a fence, it was that easy? >> yeah. yeah. they make it easy for me because i was short. >> what's your response to him saying that? >> we appreciate the information the young

the stowaway incident involving a santa clara teen who got on a plane in the wheel well and flew to maui. kiet do joins us live now from san jose international airport to explain what measures are now being taken to make the airport safer. good morning, kiet. >> reporter: good morning, frank. the 15-year-old boy is forcing san jose mineta to spend a lot of money and to rethinkities security plans. two months later the airport says they now have their first steps towards locking the place down. they are working with a nonprofit called the national safe skies alliance. consumer reports magazine? well, they are kind of like that except for airport security technology. the tennessee-based group is evaluating private vendors selling radar sensors, infrared cameras and also low tech solutions like razor wire. in an exclusive interview, the stowaway told our betty yu it wasn't very hard for him to stow away on that flight to maui back in april. >> did you just hop a fence, it was that easy? >> yeah. they make it easy for me because i was short, about 6 feet. >> we are taking the information he

a guy seemed to have stowed away in the landing gear from san jose to maui. we have security of the guy being up there for more than five minutes on the ground. >>> china's government taking extra action this morning as it prepares for the 25th anniversary at tiananmen square. 25 years ago protesters camped out in the square for days to push for democracy. chinese tanks and soldiers slaughtering hundreds of protesters and onlookers. meantime, reports this morning china is blocking google. the chinese government targeting google and search engine and g mail and google says nothing is wrong on its end. >>> a quick look at the markets this morning. bertha coombs is live at cnbc headquarters this morning. good morning, bertha. >> futures pointing to a lower stock and you expect stocks to take a breather after starting june on a positive note. the dow and the s&p 500 rising for a third straight day on monday and a third straight day hitting record highs. it's kind of a broken record at this point. the nasdaq slipped for a second day. we're going to get some data t

exclusively told me last week, it wasn't very hard for him to famously stow away on that flight to maui back in april. in fact, he spent the night in this wheel well. what's your response to him saying that? >> we appreciate the information the young man shared. law enforcement has interviewed him. so we are taking the information that he shared and looking at how we'll continue to improve our security. >> reporter: the san jose airport explained just how it will do that. it's brought in an faa-funded nonprofit called the national safe skies alliance. >> what they do is they vet technology that may help airports improve their perimeter security. >> reporter: the tennessee- based group is already looking at pitches from private vendors. one option? a radar sensor called spotter rs. it sends an alert when it picks up unusual movement. other ideas include adding infrared sensors and coiled barbed wire to the fence. did you just hop a fence, it was that easy? >> yeah. they make it easy for me because i was short, about 6 feet. >> reporter: the airport says it doesn't have enough money to st

jose teen stowed away on a an airplane to maui. a pilot told flight control he was delayed while a mechanic checked everything out. >> we have a delay here. a guy is standing in the stowaway in san jose to maui. miracu . >> surveillance footage caught him dropping from the wheel well of the airplane when he landed in hawaii. he survived a five hour flight. after authorities found him he was hospitalized for two weeks before returning to san jose. >>> the santa clara district attorney is offering reward for two unsolved homicide. the two killings last year and the other in south san jose are unrelated. this is the first time in recent history that two agency have teamed up to offer this kind of reward. >>> other bay area headlines a car crash on the shoulder of a san jose freeway believed to have started a small grass fire. firefighters were out there earlier today hosing down scorched brush. that fire destroyed the car but the driver managed to escape. >>> contra costa county board of survivors passed a strict new ordinance. it ban

. >> a kpix 5 exclusive the bay area teenager who stowed away to maui talks about his flight and his plans for the future. yahye abdi talked with betty yu using google chat. he says he ran away from his santa clara home because he was unhappy. >> what do you want people to know about why you did what you did? >> i only did it because i didn't want to live with my stepmom, second of all i wanted to find my mom. i haven't seen her since i was young. >> abdi says he plans to move to minneapolis soon to live with his aunt and he plans to join the army after he graduates from high school. >>> a call to curb state air pollution regulations. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is in san francisco this morning reporting a gas price spike is behind the new effort. anne. >> reporter: yeah. it sounds like it is going to happen in a matter of months. right now, the price here of a gallon of regular unleaded at the shell station in san francisco is $4.29. 71 cents of that goes to state and federal taxes. and while this new expected hike is not exactly a tax, it is going to raise our price about 12 cents

. >>> we are getting more on what happened with the teenage stow away in maui.ten to this between the pilot and an aircraft controller. >> we have a guy stowed away in the landing gear on san jose from maui. there is evidence of the guy being up there more than five minutes on the ground. >> 24, do you need assistance? >> no, we are just waiting for clearance to go. >> got you. thanks. well it will be pushed back at your discretion. >> okay. thanks. >> well surveillance video caught 15-year-old yayha dropping from the wheel. >>> lapd says an uber driver picked up a drunk woman from an la nightclub. she was too drunk to tell him where to go so he drove her to a hotel. when the woman woke up, she saw him and called the police. >>> a hotel housekeeper is being called a hero tonight. andria borba on how she helped investigators track down the suspects in a string of home invasions. >> sometimes, one man's trash is another man's stolen goods. some guests were checking out of the premier inn in concord. and told housekeeper vicky brooks to dump everything they left be

from san jose to maui talks exclusively to kpix 5... his harrowing journey in the wheel well of a plane. a doctor declared this bay area girl brain dead 6 mont ago. but her family says -'s still alive. this morning: we have exclusive new information about jahi mcma. iraq asks the u-s to launch airstrikes against militants overruning the northern par the country. why some believe the president might without congressional appro join us for kpix 5 news thi, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> the u.s. women's open golf tournament tees off today in north carolina. among the women swinging for the top prize is lucy li. bigad shaban takes a look at the youngest player f to qualify for the women's open. >> reporter: with just four years' experience lucy li is the newest golfer in this year's u.s. women's open. she's also the newest person. li is only 11 years old. >> i try not to think about it. i'm just another player trying to do the best i can. >> reporter: li qualified to play the open last month af

>> uhm, no. >> reporter: he is the boy who stowed away on a plane from san jose to maui hidden in the wheel well for 5 1/2 hours. for the first time, he talks about his journey using google chat. the 15-year-old says he crouched down and remembers covering his ears as the plane took off. at 35,000 feet, he says he was basically sitting on the shell of the plane. >> it was above the clouds. i could see through the little hole. >> reporter: you could see the ocean and clouds below you? >> yeah. >> reporter: was it scary? >> no. >> reporter: yahye says he regained his hearing and is okay physically. he says he ran away from his santa clara home in april because he was unhappy. the somali immigrant said it had nothing to do with his troubles at school. what do you want people to know about why you did what you did? >> i only did it because i didn't want to live with my stepmom. second of all, i wanted to find my mom. i haven't even her since i was young. >> reporter: he said he hasn't seen his birth mom since he was 7 years old and desperately misses her. she lives in a refugee camp in et

tonight, the bay area teenager who stowed away to maui tells all. >> and he talked only to betty yu. betty? >> reporter: ken, you know it all started here at the san jose airport. since yahya flew back, he is staying at a foster home, but he is leaving soon. he told me he had planned to leave the san jose airport. he planned to run away and he wanted to go to africa. >> can you believe that you survived that kind of trip? >> uh, no. >> reporter: he's the boy who stowed away from san jose to maui hidden in a wheel well. the 15-year-old says he crouched down and remembers covering his ears as the plane took off. he says at 35,000 feet, he was sitting on the shell of the plane. >> i could see through the little holes. >> you could see the holes? you could see the ocean and the clouds below you? >> yeah. >> was it scary? >> no. >> reporter: he says he has regained his hearing. he ran away was he was happy. it had nothing to do with his troubles at school. >> reporter: what do you want people to know about why you did what you did? >> i only did it because i didn't want to live with my st

>> no. >> reporter: yahya abdi stowed away on a plane to maui for five-and-a-half hours. he talks about that journey using google chat. he was sitting on the shell of the plane. he covered his ears as it took off. >> i could see the clouds through the little holes. >> reporter: you could see the holes, you could see the ocean and clouds below you? >> yeah. >> reporter: was it scary? >> no. >> reporter: yahya abdi says he passed out shortly after. moments after, he woke up and dropped to the tarmac. he was dizzy, hungry, and couldn't hear anything. >> was your vision okay? was it clear? >> i couldn't see. >> reporter: you couldn't see clearly? >> everything was yellow. >> reporter: now he is doing okay physically. >> what do you want people to know about what you did why you did? >> i only did it because ... i didn't want to live with my step mom. i wanted to find my mom. i haven't seen her since i was young. >> reporter: he says he hasn't seen his birth mom since he was seven years old and desperately misses her. she is in a refugee camp in eat open ethiopia. >> so many p

. >>> how did a teenager climb into a wheel well of a plane and go to maui without getting caught? betty yu has more on what san jose is doing to beef up security. >> reporter: well, this story forced this airport to take a good hard look at security measures. they have already identified weak spots in the system as today they rolled out a plan and solutions won't be cheap. >> i would say ... >> reporter: yahya abdi yahya abdi is talking about the san jose airport. he told me last week it wasn't very hard for him to famously stow away on the flight to maui back in april. in fact, he spent the night in this wheel well. >> what is your response to him saying that? >> we appreciate the information the young man shared and members of the law enforcement team have had the opportunity to interview him also so we are taking the information that he shared and looking at how we will continue to improve our security. >> reporter: today the san jose airport explained just how lit do that. it brought in a nonprofit called the national safe skies alliance. >> what they do is they vet technology

pilot inside the cockpit moments after bay area stowaway was found jumping out of a wheel well on maui. >>> plus, a shorter summer break. which bay area city wants to take some time off your kid's summer vacation. >>> and it's not feeling much like summertime out there. we're still in late spring, the first official day of summertime, the 21st of this month. low clouds disappear from the coa coast, and as a result, those temperatures will soar into the weekend. we're talking about evaluated fire danger when nbc bay area news at 11:00 comes right back. >>> well, this morning, president obama spoke about the prisoner swap that freed sergeant bowe bergdahl from the taliban. speaking from poland, the president said that the u.s. will leave no man or woman behind, no matter what the circumstances. here's nbc's peter alexander with more. >> president obama today defended his administration's decision to exchange sergeant bowe bergdahl for five taliban detainees that had been held at guantanamo bay, saying there simply was not enough time to consult with congress before the exchange took plac

>> uh, no. >> reporter: he's the boy who stowed away from san jose to maui hidden in a wheel well. the 15-year-old says he crouched down and remembers covering his ears as the plane took off. he says at 35,000 feet, he was sitting on the shell of the plane. >> i could see through the little holes. >> you could see the holes? you could see the ocean and the clouds below you? >> yeah. >> was it scary? >> no. >> reporter: he says he has regained his hearing. he ran away was he was happy. it had nothing to do with his troubles at school. >> reporter: what do you want people to know about why you did what you did? >> i only did it because i didn't want to live with my step mom. i wanted to find my mom. i haven't seen her since i was young. >> reporter: he says he hasn't seen his birth mom since he was seven years old and desperately misses her. she lives in a refugee camp in ethiopia. he spoke to her for the first time today on the phone. these days he is doing normal teenager things. >> been going to the movie theater and playing video games. >> reporter: yahya says he had planned to h

the bay area teenager who stowed away to maui talks.ve with an aunt in minnesota. he is at a foster home in the south bay. he talked exclusively with our betty yu. >> can you believe that you survived that kind of trip? >> uhm, no. >> reporter: he is the boy who stowed away

says he was dehydrated when he stumled in to workers after he got off the plane in maui. >> i asked for water. >> reporter: he says he has fully recovered and knows it is a miracle that he is alive to tell his story. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> he could be the world's most famous mayor, toronto mayor rob ford scheduled to return to his job june 30th. ford had been seeking help for alcohol abuse. he had been in rehab since announcing he would take a leave of absence last month. that decision came hours after new video surfaced that allegedly showed him smoking crack. ford plans to run run for ree lex. >> south jersey happies giving veterans the vip treatment. >> cooper hospital announced a new program that will provide the same day treatment to service members. this follows a va audit which revealed veterans waited months to get appointments. >> in new jersey the average wait time is 25 days. bernie, who served in korea was thrilled to hear the news. >> what cooper is doggies absolutely outstanding. >> our mission here at cooper is clear to serve heel and to educate. >>

a guy is claiming to have stowed away in the landing gear from san jose to maui so we have security in there. >> evidence of the guy being up there for more than, you know, ha, five minutes on the ground. we're going to do an emergency push. >> surveillance footage caught him dropping from the wheel well after he landed in hawaii. he was hospitalized for two weeks before returning to san jose. >>> the body of a missing sailor has been found on angel island. the man has been identified as 31-year-old andrew henry ewing of sacramento. the coast guard says he sent out a distress signal early yesterday morning. ewing was apparently heading to the philippines when his 30- foot sailboat sunk near the north end of the golden gate bridge. he is believed to have been the only person on board. >>> chopper 5 caught the aftermath of a duplex fire this afternoon in san jose. it broke out near wilshire boulevard and north king road at about 3 p.m. firefighters knocked it down in a matter of minutes. no word on any injuries or what sparked that fire. >>> concord police are on the lookout for a man wh

team, stowed away from santa clara and -- teen stowed away from santa clara and then was taken to maui. >> we have a little gate delay here: >> surveillance footage caught 15-year-old yahya abdi dropping from the wheel well in maui. he was in the hospital for two weeks before finally being returned to the silicon valley. >>> for days the fbi said ryan chamberlain of san francisco was armed and dangerous. kpix 5's joe vazquez explains why the fbi believes he was such a threat. >>> reporter: it wasn't until ryan chamberlain faced the judge that we found out exactly what the feds said they found inside his apartment, a glass jar containing batteries and a powdery green substance. an electric match, ball bears and screws that they say were meant to be shrapnel, and a circuit board configured as a remote-controlled receiver. >> the only reason you would have ball bears in any type of bomb would be to maim people, kill people, just like in the boston marathon bombing. >> reporter: a retired fbi agent rick smith says chamberlain is an unusual terrorism suspect in that he does not appear to es

the bay area teenager who stowed away to maui talks about his flight and his plans now for the future. yahye abdi talked with kpix 5's betty yu using google chat. he said he ran away from his santa clara home because he was unhappy. >> what do you want people to know about why you did what you did? >> i didn't want to live with my stepmom. i wanted to find my mom. i haven't seen her since i was young. >> abdi plans to move to minneapolis to live with his aunt and plans to join the army after he graduates from high school. >>> let's check in with gianna for a look at the morning commute. busy on the bay bridge toll plaza. no accidents but the metering lights have been turned on. and we are getting reports that you're backed up to the maze at this point a little sluggish off the eastshore freeway, as well. south bay north 101 starting to see some brake lights, as well. if you are headed along 280 still in the green but getting extra busy at the guadalupe parkway for that morning drive. and elsewhere, we still have reports of this accident north flynn westbound 580 off to the right side

and survived a five and a half hour flight in the wheel well of an airplane flying to maui. he's made his first public comments since the flight--and says he can't believe he survived the journey. he says he jumped on the closest airplane that was going west.and was trying to reach his mother in africa. abdi is staying in a temporary foster home. he will be a junior in high school this fall and plans to live with his aunt in minnesota. coming up. we talk to a young bay area girl. battling an extremely rare and deadly disease that affects only one in a million people. one bay area community is paying certain people * not* to kill. the program that is helping lower violence in one city. and helping people turns their lives around. a spooky photo that has the internet buzzing.=hear from the couple who snapped the picture next. the wonder of summer is that i never know what kind of adventure awaits. the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing. they even cover my first month's p

they are accused of spreading false news and aiding the maui they have been labeled a terrorist organization. a four al jazeera journalist abdullah elshamy had been released without charge. the trial brings global outcry. the newly elected president of egypt promised to tackle many issues including free speech. it sends a clear issue to lawful and international media that egypt does not tolerate dissent and raises serious questions about egypt's freedom of the media. >> and in australia the parents of peter greste said they were shocked by the court's decision. >> my god. my god. >> oh, oh, that's crazy. that's crazy. >> they have been pleading for their son's release since he was arrested last disease. they're expected to hold a news conference on tuesday. as you heard six other of our al jazeera staff members who are being tried in abstentia have also been sentenced to ten years. sue was one of them. >> to be frank the sorts of series we were doing in amen in cairo were run of the meal. we were reporting on the demonstrations. doing things like football, things like tourism industry. we we

when he hopped a fence at san jose international airport and took a five and a half her flight to mauiway in the wheel well of the hawaii airline jet >> reporter: junk somalia immigrant planned to runaway from his home where he lived with his father and stepmother. he wanted to get to africa to see his mother. >> i wanted to find my mom. i haven't seen her since i was young. >> reporter: in april, abu survived freezing temperatures and extremely low oxygen levels during a dangerous voyage that most stowe, away do not survive. >> i didn't care if i ended up dying. >> reporter: he lost consciousness and said when he woke up after the plane landed he could not hear or see clearly. says he was dehydrated when he stumbled into workers after he got off the plane in maui. >> he says that he has fully recovered and knows it is a miracle he is alive to tell his story. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> right now 6:34. with today's heat many people will be looking for a cool place to swim but swimming in the wrong place, of course, can be dangerous. man was seriously injured in the qua

. >> a guy is stowed away in the landing girl from san jose to maui. >> that's the radio call from the pilot back in april after the teenager was discovered stepping out of wheel well. he jumped the fence at sjc, climbed onto the jet and hid in the landing gear for hours. in the air he lost consciousness and survived below freezing temperatures. he's now back in the south bay. no charge vs been filed. >>> the board of supervisors has become the first county to focus on the needs of the lebian, guy, transgender and queer community. it will provide a forum for individuals to air their concerns. >> younger and younger people are identifying as gay and as transgender. the sensitivity needs to be there to embrace their important life changes that they're going through. >> according to a recent census there are nearly 2,000 same-sex couples in san mateo county. >>> there's incredible talent many the pay area and it's not just the world of high-tech. a schoolteacher is making headlines. gar vin thomas is here with the big risk. >> most of us if we're lucky had a few great teachers when in sch

the more than five-hour flight inside a wheel ware of an airlines jet as it flew from san jose to maui. video shows him staggering out of the wheel well and wandering around the tarmac. with an interview with betty yu of our san francisco station kpix, abdee describes his flight. >> reporter: did you know where you were at this point or were you disoriented? >> i knew where i was at, but if i wasn't dehydrated, i would have continued the trip. i was asking one of the guys who works there for water. >> abdee said he wanted to travel on to africa to be >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, amazon offers something new today and honda unveils an electric car you don't need to plug in. jill wagner's at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. today's the day the tech world has been buzzing about for months. amazon has been holding an event in seattle to unveil a mysterious new product. >> i don't think i've seen anything like that. >> oh, my gosh, that's crazy. >> that's super awesome. >> rumor has it the device is a 3-d smartphone. we'll f

in april yahye abdi stumbled out of a we'll well at the maui airport. this was the end of his journey that began when he jumped the fence at mineta. he hid at the airport for hours before choosing the hawaiian airlines flight and stowing away in the wheel well. san jose officials tell the mayor and city council, it's going to go over operation procedures. they will also be pushing for more funding to improve perimeter fencing. and they are going to partner with a nonprofit that specializes in airport security. >>> other bay area headlines, an electrical failure suspected of causing a smoky fire at the stanford linear accelerator. that's the first major fire there in 20 years. drivers on 280 reported seeing the smoke just before 10:00 last night. the two-mile-long building runs under the interstate near sand hill road and the accelerator was being used, had to be shut down at the time. part of the building was evacuated but no one was hurt and the fire was out in about 45 minutes. >>> a major commute mess all cleaned up now. but this was the scene this m

the 15-year-old dropped from the wheel well of a jet from san jose to maui. plane because it was the only one that he could find that was headed west. the somali immigrant ran away because he wanted to see his mother and no longer wanted to live with his stepmother. abdi has regained his hearing and tuesday spoke to his mother, who lives in an ethiopian refugee camp. at 35,000 feet, the teen said he could see above the clouds and that the experience was actually not scary. he's staying at a temporary foster home but plans to live with his aunt in minneapolis. it's an unbelievable story. >>> now, mika, check this out. >> i'm checking. >> no worrying here. >> look at the cute ducks. >> a stampede of 100,000 ducks waddling down a road in thailand. >> i love ducks. >> about 30 miles away from bangkok. the video of the migrating birds was captured saturday and has gone viral. i would say that would be a touch scary if those ducks weren't so darn cute. >> we had ducks. i grew up with ducks in my family, louis, until my mom -- >> yeah, i don't think she did nice thi

. >> welcome back and discussing ways people are disconnecting from modern technology and out of mauihawaii are people who lived off the grid for more than 20 years and believe disconnecting made their family more connected and we are joined by michelle, a science journalist who stopped living off the grid after 15 years of doing so and says this lifestyle allowed her to live more comfortably and thanks for joining us and no baby steps for you guys and you went all out. what motivated you to go off the grid? >> well, what we really wanted to do is live in a way that was earth friendly and because of that we decided to find a way to generate our own electricity and to grow food and to create housing in a way so that if everyone, if the population of the planet lived in similar ways that the planet would benefit and not be polluted and hurt. but we did it, a process, we are totally in a sense we are off the grid but the idea that we are disconnected, we decided to go for complete connection so we are on the internet. we have electricity. we have washing machine and satellite t.v. the di

. >> reporter: he is the boy who stowed away on a plane from san jose to maui hidden in the wheel well for 5 1/2 hours. for the first time, he talks about his journey using google chat. the 15-year-old says he crouched down and remembers covering his ears as the plane took off. at 35,000 feet, he says he was basically sitting on the shell of the plane. >> it was above the clouds. i could see through the little hole. >> reporter: you could see the ocean and clouds below you? >> yeah. >> reporter: was it scary? >> no. >> reporter: yahye says he regained his hearing and is okay physically. he says he passed out and didn't recall the rest of the flight. he dropped to the tarmac, he said he was dizzy, hungry, dehydrated and couldn't hear after he landed. how did you feel when you woke up? >> i see everything like yellow. i was going to go back [ indiscernible ] [ inaudible ] >> reporter: now he says he is okay physically. he says he ran away from his santa clara home in april because he was unhappy. the somali immigrant said it had nothing to do with his troubles at school. what do you want

he survived the five and a half hour flight and landed safely in maui. >> reporter:he's made his first public comments since the flight--and says he can't believe he survived the journey. >> reporter:he says he jumped on the closest airplane that was going west.and was trying to reach his mother in africa. >> reporter:abdi was able to speak with his mother over the phone yesterday.and was happy to hear she's alive. abdi is staying in a temporary foster home. he will be a junior in high school this fall and plans to live with his aunt in minnesota. >> pam: police are looking for two men who robbed a 60 year old man in a wheelchair in a palo alto parking last wednessday. >> pam: police say two men approached the victim in this town and country shopping center parking lot that's right across from stanford university they say. one of the men asked him if he had any money.and then felt through the victim's pockets until he found his wallet. >> pam: the two men took the wallet and left the scene. police sayeven though the victim cannot talk.he communicated the details of the crime by writing

a guy is standing there, stowed away in the landing gear in san jose to maui.e have security in there. they're bringing evidence of the guy being up there more than five minutes on the ground. >> the family says the boy was trying to get back to africa to see his mother. >> it's election day in california. by looks of it, not many people are going to the polls. >> no. just a handful of people showed up at this polling place in san jose. officials say predictions of a 35% turnout appear optimistic saying this could be the lowest turnout in county history. >> we're one of the primaries we're watching closely is the race for san jose new mayor. these five candidates competing for a runoff in november elections to replace outgoing mayor chuck reid. candidate rose herrera had been hospitalized with a virus but was released in time to vote >> other races include mike honda and challenger ro canna. most of the money being spent on the battle between steve glacier and tim sobronti. the east bay senate race with mary hyashi and san francisco's measure b, setting height

the family of six had just started their tour of maui when they ran into mechanical problems.pite the accident they are headed back up in the air for another tour tomorrow. >> when you wake up in the morning do you maybe listen to an adelle song on youtube perhaps? those days will soon be over. videos like that they are vanishing from the web site. lauren simonetti from the fox business network joins us with those details. >> good morning heather. >> songs like this. >> love her pipes. but those songs coming off of youtube as the site launches a music subscription service. in the meantime it is pulling some of the biggest labels like adelle and the artist monkeys because they will not sign on to the new financial terms. music subscription is hot right now. youtube is known for being free. size does matter. after all ups will charge for the sigh of the box used in ground shipments. ups can save room on the trucks. maybe they will be shipping amazon smart phones soon. they will unveil the first ever smart phone which will also be a 3-d phone. the wall street journal says amazon

year-old is from montgomery county and his body was found about 100 yards from shore at a beach in maui. they tried to revive him, but it was too late. he was a passenger on a cruise boat. they are waiting for autopsy results to determine the exact cause of death. >>> new at 5:00, a burglar strikes three times in less than a month. thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. police are asking for your help identifying the suspect. jim rosenfield is in the digital operations center with a closer look at the man police are searching for. >> first of all we have good images to show you. $4200 worth of computers and cameras. that's how much he has stolen so far and police want to stop him before he strikes again. we want to show you the pictures. take a lock at where they have taken place. two were on the same block in washington square. he struck again on south 16th street in logan square. here's the video to show you. this was taken may 6th located on south 13th street in washington square.th ud a crowb inside and when he got inside, he hit the second and fourth floors and took an apple co

. >> a guy is stowing away in the landing gear from san jose to maui.d we have security in there. >> roger. you need any assistance with that or you guys got it? >> no plenty of security here, mechanics. it is all waiting to go. >> the boywas hospitalized for two weeks in hawaii and flown back to california where he was placed in the custody of child protective services. >> and a friend of the boston suspect wants to suppress evidence. the 20-year-old saying that the epglish is not so good and any statements he made to the police should be thrown out. >> the hearing is wrapped up and the judge has yet to make a decision on the evidence tossed out or kept him. it aims to prevent the statements to be used in the legal trial. he signed consent forms to talk to fbi agent and he can't recall them and agents saying he was free to leave in questioning. his language skills are good enough to understand. and he spoke english and sent text in english and set up drug deals and selling pot to cover the cost of marijuana use. regarding school work he denied writing

. >>> and, the only maui on the screen people are posing with her. >> what?love you. >> hi, guys. >> my gosh i'm so happy to be here, i love you guys. >> hi kacie. >> i love you, miss you. >> miss you so much. >> she is like where is kacie. >> anyway, maui is with us all morning long. use hash tag fox 29, ask mali, and let me tell you where. >> by the way jen, where are you and how fast can i get there. >> you are not invited, it is a girl party. >> you wear her make up. >> mike wears tan. >> oh, in the pink case. >> i just ran out of it. >> again. >> yes. >> you can get some more. >> i love that. i really like her stuff. >> i turned in my man card. >> here's a man for you, roofus. >> it is take your dog to work day. sue has done just that. >> how oldies roofus. >> we got roofus on a fox furs day segment in 2008. he is a rescue. we think he was about two then. he might be eight years old. >> my goodness good he could not be cuter. >> he had one ter your year and one chihuahua ear. >> well, real quickly because we have to get to traffic. one big spot. >> he ha

a guy stowed away in the landing gear from san jose to maui. >> that's the radio call from the pilot back in april when the 15 year old boy was discovered stepping out of the wheel well as you can see in that video. he apparently jumped the fence at the airport hid in the landing gear for hours until takeoff. in the air he lost consciousness and survived in below freezing temperatures. he is back in the south bay area and no charges have been filed so far. >>> new york based verizon has leased office space in san jose. the building at the corner of trimble road and or chard highway will akoom date about 400 employees. many of these hires will be new hires. verizon is looking to greatly expand its presence in the silicon valley. >>> more to love about an east bay park. the coyote hills park is expanding. today the east bay regional park district announced the donation of almost 300 additional acres of open space adjacent to the park. that means more places to picnic, bird watch, bike and hike and maybe even an organic garden will be growing up there. visitors of the park say it offers

for the west coast, not as far, but the grand resort in maui actually hats church right next to the beachne thing i was worried about, do you have to fly, the wedding planner down there? no, a lot of these resorts have wedding planner on site? >> my number one tip is first get some help. you know, you can do your own vacation, but a destination wed something a little harder to plan. most specialized travel agents can help you, they know a lot about weddings, they know a lot about groups, they know the resorts that really do good destination weddings. because if you have gone to a vacation resort, you might have had a really great vacation, but it doesn't tell you it will be a place for destination wedding. >> do they have weddings on cruises? >> they sure do. >> oh, i love crewing. >> sure do. some people actually get married before, or they get married on the island that it goes to. >> oh? >> so you can get married on port, on a cruise ship. >> so i always heard the captain was authorize today marry people. captain stubing from the love both. is that true? >> not necessarily. princess cr

a guy is claiming to have stowed away in the landing gear from san jose to maui so we have security theredence of the guy being up there for more than five minutes on the ground. >> that teen survived the flight at 35,000 feet in high double digit sub zero temps. >> we toldout about a study that found people have less stress at work than home. so we want to know where you melt stress. nancy says her business is in her foam so she feels less stress. virgil feels less stressed at worship. carolyn says, mcdonald's is here time and frank says he feels the least amount of stress when he is at the bar. what about the control room? >> no stress here whatsoever. >> that's a lie. a total lie. >> like this all day long. >> have to keep it real here. here's shep. >> we're tracking developments in the case of bowe bergdahl. what we learn about why washington did not try to rescue him instead of trying to cut a deal. the note bergdahl is said to have left behind the night he disappeared and what's the joints chief chairman saying about an investigation and possible desertion charges, or is he -- was h

he said he cannot believed he survived the georgie which was five and a half hours san jose to maui backin april. hadn't seen his mom in years. did get chance to speak with her for the first time since it called ham. has been living in temporary foster home, seeking us a hilum, he survived despite low oxygen and freezing temperatures. >>> 5:20. -- 6:20. are you having a problem on facebook? there was a problem. you were not alone, melt down this morning, world-wide outage, of facebook. >> you went on the air 4:00 this morning asking our viewers to tweet you if they were having trouble. >> and i got a loft responses, yep, back back up, 3:45 east coast, people were unable to access facebook, about 20 minutes company apologized to users now back to 100 percent. they didn't say what caused the outage, but it did affect the website and your app. last make out outage 2010, when the site went down for two and a half hours. >> oh, thank goodness, for 20 minutes i couldn't see what all of my friends were eating for dinner last night. >> hey. >> killing me. >> good day, just about 40 minutes away.

he says he cannot believe he survived the journey which was 5.5 flight from san jose to maui it happenedk in april. the teen says he hasn't seen his mother in years and right now he's been living at a temporary foster home. she's living in africa. he survived the flight despite low oxygen and freezing temperatures. >> tattoo nearly cost a woman a career in the air force. autumn armstrong has a chest tattoo in memory of her brother. he was two when he drowned but recruiters say the ink would bar her from service. although the tattoo means a lot to her, she's going to get rid of it. tattoo removal business heard autumn's story and willing to assist her in the removal process. >> lawmakers grilled general motors c. o mary barra and how the company plans to fix its fatal mistakes. members of the house sub committee want to know why it took more than 10 years to recall cars with defective ignition switches. gm is blaming the switches for 13 deaths. the faulty switches could easily turn off, shutting down the engine and disabling air bags. lawmakers want to know why only 15 people have been re

can't believe he survived the journey of five and a half hour flight from san jose, california, to maui. this was in april. the teen says he hasn't seen his mother in years. but he did get to speak to her for the first time since this all happened. he's been living at a temporary foster home while she is refugee in ethiopia seeking asylum. he survived this flight despite low oxygen and freezing temperatures. >> scary moments for a driver in california, her car ends up dangling over the side of a hospital parking garage. now, she was park on the fourth floor, the driver told police, she hit the gas instead of the brakes. sending the car through the barrier. she was rescued by fire crews and her car pulled back on to the garage, officials say she is lucky the cables were there. my goodness. >> 5:49. trending this morning, we always have to say two kids or cute animals, and today it is the latest animal odd couple. >> let's bring in the cute kacie mcdonnell to talk about the oldest relationship that formed in russia. >> homeless cat, so sweet. cozied up next to a links at st. petersberg zo

he said he can't believe he survived that journey of five and a half hour flight from san jose to mauick in april. the teen said he hasn't see his moms in year, but get to speak to her for the first time since this happened. has been living at temporary foster home. he survived despite low oxygen and freezing temperatures. >> georgia woman is under arrest after bizarre break-in at a stranger's home. here she is. look at that look on her face. thirty-four year old suzanne hussein taken into custody after police found her hiding inside crocket naked. they say hussein had trashed the house and even flooded the property. the homeowner said she had never met hussein, and was terrified when she found her inside her closet naked. >> i was just said hey, what are you doing here? she said well i'm cleaning. i was thinking, okay, you know? this is not your house. you know, this is my house. and she was just saying this is her house. >> wow. police say hussein does have a rap sheet. at the time of her arrest, she was wanted for parole violation on charges of, what else, drug possession, of course

he says he cannot complete he survived the journey 5.5 hour flight from san hoe way to maui back in aprilasn't seen his mother in years. but he did get to speak to her for the first time since all of this happened. he's been living at a temporary foster home while she's a refugee seeking us asylum. he survived the flight despite low oxygen and freezing temperatures. >> a young thief caught on camera snatching money from a restaurant's tip jar. seven times. and now police want to find him. this happened at world famous hamburger and wing restaurant in lauderdale lake, florida and the entire crime is caught on surveillance video. you can see two young men standing at the corner when no one is looking one of the men grabs the money and even laughs about it with the other one. >> for them to just go in there multiple times, seven times in fact, it's just sickening. makes me sick. >> and here's the kicker. young thief overpaid using some of the money he stole. when the worker he gave him the dollar back. he told her to keep it. he goes back in and steals more money. >> local family says a city

what happened when that teenaged stowaway landed in hawaii after flying from san jose all the way to mauia wheel well of a plane. listen to the recording. this is between a pilot and an air traffic controller: >> well, here's the surveillance footage that caught 15-year-old yahya abdi dropping from the wheel well after five hours. he was in the hospital for two weeks before he was returned to the silicon valley. >>> now some election results. one of the nation's most talked about congressional races turned out not to be much of a contest in the primary. veteran democrat mike honda finished far ahead of ro khanna, his well funded democratic challenger, 49 to 27%. this is the 17th congressional district which covers parts of santa clara and alameda counties. more now from kpix 5's kiet do, who joins us live from san jose. kiet. >> reporter: good morning. mike honda is a seven-term congressman and a lot of people thought that for the first time in a long time, he was in danger last night. but as the numbers show, definitely not the case. honda was all smiles as he walked into his post-electi