if an annual discussion on how to lead a meeting, maureen naylor was inside the event were tickets were a hot commodity. >> reporter: stanfords memorial church gives oprah winfrey a standing ovation. >> just being here in the presence of such energetic, stimulated brilliance makes us all want to be better. >> reporter: the media mogul spoke to the crowd of 1200 people for an hour and a half about how to live a meaningful life. >> it's everybody's job to know what your gift is. >> reporter: amongst her advice, have a sense of awareness about who you are and why you are here. have gratitude for being alive, choose love over fear and have a spiritual practice. she mentioned spiritual practices about how you don't have to be going to church to have that be your spiritual practice it can be being grateful it can be shown conscious kindness. >> she made us close our eyes and breathe three times and say thank you. that's the prayer you should be saying. thank you. >> reporter: among those in attendance this stanford scholar and professor who says he was a political advisor and speechwriter for

maureen naylor attended a meeting where they're set up with a quote give aways, maureen. >> reporter: leaders say they were moved by the community response. and it wasn't just emotional with comments from parents and children but one city council member even complained about a lack of transparency on behalf of the mayor even questioning the legality of his actions. >> reporter: before the meeting about 200 soccer moms, dads and players held signs and chanted. >> there was a promise made a couple of years ago we were all supporters of the stadium that the kid eventually would have a new location and a place to play. >> reporter: build the facility move us over there, don't just put some deposit down or whatever this deal is and displace the kids in hopes that somehow the plan is going to work out. >> reporter: inside the meeting there was so much interest, firefighters worried about the fire code. at the heart of the debate. these three soccer fields. located on 11 acres next to levi's stadium. the 49ers want to use the fields for parking starting in 2017 and pay $15 million in rent. m

we get the developing news now from ktvu's maureen naylor she's live at the airport and tell us an arrest was made and the suspect a woman is now behind bars. maureen. >> reporter: julie, the police tell me that the woman jumped the fence here along the southwest portion of the airport. which is the new earthquake stadium side of the airport. and this happened around 5:15 tonight. they then say she managed to walk across the airfield and across the runways before she was spotted by a ups employee on the other side. i'm standing on one side. i want to show you video from the other side. gate 118 where police say the woman was found walking in a restricted area. which is the southwest cargo area near where ups has its operations. now police say the woman was not cooperative and she was arrested by san jose police for trespassing and resisting arrest. police are not releasing her identity but say she is young. this marks the fifth security breach in san jose in the past year alone. at least one passenger tonight says it maybes him nervous. >> it does make me uneasy as a traveler. i work for

. >> maureen naylor in the south bay tonight. maureen, thank you. >>> and trying to reach some new people. >> at 10:45, oakland mayor libby shaft on giving everyone a voice. see how she's trying to reach constituents. >> ktvu investigates growing concerns about mri. the evidence that's showing problems are on the rise. ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. >>> tonight two investigating uncovers a trail of preventable injuries and error involving a medical test considered to be the safest you can have. accidents involving mri tests are rare but we found evidence they are on the rise. >>eric rasmussen is live with a concerning case that happened to a young woman. >> reporter: that young woman was then a teenager. safety experts tell us her case shines a light on a problem that doesn't get enough attention. loud noises and tight quarters it's all part of getting an mri. but that's not what turned betty comings experi

ktvu's maureen naylor is live in santa clara where several bay area companies are also offering help,to people from milpitas to mountain view and the people here all have ties to nepal and are all raising money for earthquake relief. this all as facebook is offering some useful tools. just imagine having all this training to rescue people on mount everest and not be able to help. >> i am kind of helpless right now. i cannot do anything. because it's far away. >> reporter: 36-year-old niema sherpa moved to san francisco from nepal. his phone has been a lifeline. >> but he's okay. >> reporter: to his friends who still work as guides on mount everest. some who he's still waiting to hear from. >> his name is patan. and he is also an everest climber. he is in mount everest right now. >> reporter: through facebook's safety page he sees that there's 86 of his friends in the zone. >> there's 86 friends in the affected area and among them, 48 friends are marked safe so they are safe. >> everybody knows what is the value of five. >> reporter: in santa clara we met this computer science speciali

maureen naylor was inside the event, where tickets were a hot commodity, even though you couldn't actually them. >> reporter: the lecture ended about an hour and a half ago. and it was a sort of a tradition here at the farm. a lackluster part of the year. past participants have included sandra day o'connor, and the dalai lama. stanford's memorial church filled as oprah winfrey received a standing ovation. >> just being here in the presence of such energetic, stimulated brilliance makes us all want to be better. >> reporter: she spoke to the crowd of 1200 people for an hour and a half on how to live a meaningful life. among her advice, have a deep sense of awareness about who you are, and why you're here. have gratitude for being alive, choose love over fear, and have a spiritual practice. >> she mentioned all of these spiritual practices, about you don't have to be going to church to have that be your spiritual practice. it can be about being grateful, showing conscious kindness. >> she made us breathe and close our eyes and say thank you three times. that's a prayer you should be saying t