not just at mineta san jose international airport but at any airport. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> today we reached out to sfo and oakland to ask officials about lessons learned. this is video from news chopper 2 over oakland. you can see security fences there. a spokesperson says they have additional layers of fencing within the property and facilities. sfo has a perimeter fence to keep people out. both airports say it was business as usual today and nothing has changed. our coverage continues on www.ktvu.com. we posted videos and more on airport security on www.ktvu.com. >>> following developing news out of the south bay. the california highway patrol is at the scene of a deadly accident. the crash shut down north bound highway 85. news chopper 2 flew over the area after a jeep and a vehicle collided around 3:30 p.m. this afternoon. one person was killed in the crash. traffic is being taken off of the highway. >>> leaking fuel from an over turn said tanker truck forced the closure near the bay bridge this afternoon. california highway patrol

we traveled around mineta san jose international airport to look at the airport. if you haven't been here, it is close to cars, pedestrians. we will have that story coming up tonight at 6:00 p.m. reporting live at mineta san jose international airport noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we reached out taoak -- to oakland and san francisco international airport to see if they are changing their policy. san francisco international airport says nothing has changed. they did not discuss specifics other than to say they had a fence. they have a fence on the western side and the bay on the eastern side. oakland had a similar response. it has a security fence and within the property and facilities there are layers of security fences. news chopper 2 flew over head. you can see some of the fences surrounding the airport as well as dirt roads. people sneaking on to planes isn't as uncommon as you think. there have been 95 documented cases of attempted stow aways on 84 flights from 1996 to 2012. 75% of the attempts result in death. last year a boy survived after she stowe

>> and local and federal investigators are trying to figure out how the teen got on the tarmac at mineta international airport in the first place. the airport's open areas are surrounded by fence but somehow, the boy managed to get over or through it. and sjc spokesman says the security program meets all federal standards. >> despite this, no system is 100%. it is possible to scale an airport's perimeter fence line especially undercover of darkness. >> the open areas of mineta international is surrounded by open land unlike other airports where they are surrounded by water. >>> in san francisco, a driver has been arrested after an explosive device was found inside his car and it's since been detonated. the car was pulled over around 10 p.m. last night. the driver said the suspicious device was fireworks. the bomb squad investigated. the area was shut down for hours. it is reopened. he was arrested. >>> the marin county coroner says there was no foul play in the death of a missing hiker on mount tam. 50-year-old marie christine sanner's body was found thursday. she is the second female hi

lilian kim is live at san jose mineta international airport with the details on this bizarre story. >> ama, this story is mind blowing on many levels. there is the security aspect and then there is the survival aspect. here is a photo of the 16-year-old boy being wheeled away by paramedics. the fbi says he survived afive t from san jose to ma we in the wheel well of a high high an airlines plate. the boy was apparently unconscious most of the flight. when he regained consciousness he was seen walking on the tarmac covered in grease. the fbi says he ran away from home and hoped a fence at mineta san jose before climbing into the wheel well. we talked about the likely conditions the boy faced jie. to be at that altitude, 38,000 feet, that is higher than mount everest and people use oxygen tanks because they can't move without them. the wing wells are not pressurize. so the outside air temperature is a factor. that was well below minus 40 or minus 50 degrees fahrenheit. >> he is said to be in good health. the next question of course is security. how did the boy hop the fence and walk on

skirts security and gets onto the tarmac at san jose mineta airport. then slips into a wheel well on a hawaiian airlines jetliner. the 15-year old flew from san jose to hawaii on sunday. and tonight -- as you might imagine. there are major concerns about airport security. kron 4's j-r stone went to the airport and found defects in the fence that could be exploited. we have team coverage on this incident. and how this teen could have survived such a flight. beneath the plane's pressurized cabin. tonight, the boy's family has been informed. and he is in the custody of child welfare services in hawaii. new at 11. a doctor tells kron 4. how the teen defied the odds. kron 4's jeff bush is live at the airport in san jose. with details on what the boy likely went through. jeff? the airplane reached a crusing altitude of 35,000 feet in a short amount of time. the plane was higher than everest, oxygen is almost non existant and the temperature at that hight is about 80 below freezing. and, somehow this teenager survived. emergency medical doctor, mighael bresle

mineta san jose says they follow the. mayor chuck reed wants to know what's going on. he is reserving any comments until the gsa comes back with their reports. needless to say this is not just a mineta san jose issue is a nationwide issue and there could be hearings in the days and weeks ahead as to what happened and why wasn't this boy got on the plan. >>: a developing story right now. and debris washed ashore in australia. could be linked to the missing malaysian airliner. this is a photograph of the lost malaysian plane. here's a map of where the object was found. in relation to where crews are searching. australian officials say it is a piece of sheet metal with rivets. pictures of the object have been sent to malaysian authorities.as they try to determine if the debris is in fact a piece of malaysian flight 370. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event, is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep

lilian kim is live at san jose mineta international airport with the details on this bizarre story. >> ama, this story is mind blowing on many levels. there is the security aspect and then there is the survival aspect. here is a photo of the 16-year-old boy being wheeled away by paramedics. the fbi says he survived a five and a half-hour flight from san jose to ma we in the wheel well of a high high an airlines plate. the boy was apparently unconscious most of the flight. when he regained consciousness he was seen walking on the tarmac covered in grease. the fbi says he ran away from home and hoped a fence at mineta san jose before climbing into the wheel well. we talked about the likely conditions the boy faced jie. to be at that altitude, 38,000 feet, that is higher than mount everest and people use oxygen tanks because they can't move without them. the wing wells are not pressurize. so the outside air temperature is a factor. that was well below minus 40 or minus 50 degrees fahrenheit. >> he is said to be in good health. the next question of course is security. how did the boy hop

mineta international says its safety program exceeds federal requirements.on experts say it exposes weaknesses. >> perimeters encompass miles and it's difficult to know with certainty what's happening at every foot of that perimeter. >> reporter: child welfare services is working to return the teen to his parents this time in a plane in a seat. >> medical experts say warm tires during take-off can provide some heat in that wheel well. they say that subzero temperatures that can cause the hypothermia can also lower the body's demand for oxygen and preserve the nervous system. >>> 5:36. happening today, east bay leaders decide whether or not to ration watered. 1.3 million customers east bay m.u.d. have been voluntarily conserving water cutting back as much as 11% last month. today the water district will also consider piping in emergency water supplies from the sacramento river. >>> developing news out of the ukraine. vice president joe biden is in kiev where he has been meeting with members of the government there. a short time ago he said the u.s. will provi

it was his son who they believe scaled a fence a mineta san jose international and hid in a high high an airlines wheel well for hours before landing in maui. in ft, he may have even been working that day driving his taxi to and from the airport. >> very nice guy. very hard working guy. >> but they didn't know anything about his personal life other than he is from somalia and he has a fmily. the family has been seclusion . we are learning more about the team's emotions. they told an airport official he had a fight with his father d step mother and wanted to go to somalia to see his mother whome hasn't seen nce he was 2. drsed in jeans, a hoodi expe expe -and jogging shoes he got to the airport before 1:00 a.m. >> i am surprised how he even is get together airport and fly re to there and not even -- en for a few minutes it is so hard. i don't know how she thinking about. >>nce on the ground in now we, medics checked him out, but decided to airlift him to oahu and then drove to a hospital in honolulu for servation. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> the head of aviation at mineta san jos

it was his son who they believe scaled a fence at mineta san jose international and hid in a high high an airlines wheel well for hours before landing in maui. in fact, he may have even been working that day driving his taxi to and from the airport. >> very nice guy. very hard working guy. >> but they didn't know anything about his personal life other than he is from somalia and he has a family. the family has been in seclusion . we are learning more about the team's emotions. they told an airport official he had a fight with his father and step mother and wanted to go to somalia to see his mother whom he hasn't seen since he was 2. dressed in jeans, a hoodi expe expe -- and jogging shoes he got to the airport before 1:00 a.m. >> i am surprised how he even is get together airport and fly here to there and not even -- even for a few minutes it is so hard. i don't know how she thinking about. >> once on the ground in now we, medics checked him out, but decided to airlift him to oahu and then drove to a hospital in honolulu for observation. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> the head of av

nick is at mineta san jose airport. nick? >> absolutely, we have new information this morning. we know there are at least three agencies looking into the incident that led up to the flight. they also want to know if the details of what the teen told them are true. >> you think, my goodness, they didn't see anything? >> apparently not. officials with mineta san jose did not have much to share when asked how the 19-year-old scaled the fence, avoid being slighted by barbed wired and made his way across the that mack and climbed into the wheel of a plane without being stopped or spotted. >> every almost is not 100 percent and this teen did scale a section of our perimeter fence under the darkness and was undetected. >> he was seen wandering the tarmac in maui and was dazed and confuse asked claimed to hitch a ride on a hawaiian airlines jet the he is exceptionally lucky to be alive if he rode in the could compartment governor five hours. several parts of the story do check out. investigators say they have surveillance video of the 16-year-old hopping the fence at san jose internati

>> reporter: the fbi says the boy ran away after a fight with his parents then jumped a fence at mineta international airport sunday night to get on the runway. he survived a 5 1/2 hour flight in freezing temperatures. medical experts have baffled. some call it a miracle. >> if you think of the stresses that the body undergoes at extreme altitudes, low oxygen and low temperature states, he should be brain-dead and frozen. >> reporter: according to the faa, 105 people have stowed away inside a wheel well since 1947. the teen is one of only 25 survivors. we're learning that maui was not his target destination. it just happened to be the first plane he jumped on according to the fbi. but according to a source with maui pd, we are learning also that the boy was from africa and may have tried to go home. live in santa clara, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> santa clara unified school district confirms the teen is one of its students. they plan to provide him with counseling when he finally gets home. >>> the incident is raising questions about security at san jose airport. investigators are still t

investigators say the 15-year- old scaled a fence in mineta international airport in san jose and got into the wheel well of a hawaiian airliner from flew from san jose to maui to the airport. the adventure was allegedly triggered by a family argument. kpix 5 reporter linda yee reports experts are amazed that the kid survived the flight. >> reporter: this is what take- off looks like from inside a wheel well of a plane similar to the hawaiian airlines 767 where the stowaway hid. he survived a 5.5 flight in freezing temperatures. ground crews discovered him when the plane landed in maui. >> he was week, hanging from the wheel well and fell to the ground. >> reporter: medical experts say it's improbable but not impossible to survive the extreme conditions. warm hydraulic lines and tires after take-off provide the heat in the wheel well but after the plane climbs the stowaway is deprived of oxygen and becomes unconscious. >> he passed out. >> reporter: in a perfect storm of circumstances, the subzero temperatures as much as 70 degrees below zero hypothermia sets in lowering oxygen demand

and a question security raised and san jose mineta after a team flips' under the airport grounds and to a will well for a flight to hawaii. how he defied odds and survived. >>: a brand-new site for the golden state warriors is revealed. clematises the bay area's new station. kron4 news at six starts now. >>: good tuesday morning to you on darya fall some folsom and im mark danon. >>: with whatever to the travel center with for. visibility pretty good. there is a cloud cover overhead of course with a system rolling through. the right are not sure anything that although we will keep an eye on it. will shortz see if anything pops up. " walking through the day. this morning's body light showers possible but not likely this afternoon of rain will be gone for it will be looking at a gradual clearing fall will also keep it cooler and when the air. ahead into the afternoon hours drift cool and windy highs. for if even armed response to live this week off, for wednesday and thursday. and a chance for rain returns for friday. keeping a ride on that one. that should be in the ceramic for us. at

it was his son who they believe scaled a fence at mineta san jose international and hid in a high highrlines wheel well for hours before landing in maui. in fact, he may have even been working that day driving his taxi to and from the airport. >> very nice guy. very hard working guy. >> but they didn't know anything about his personal life other than he is from somalia and he has a family. the family has been in seclusion . we are learning more about the team's emotions. they told an airport official he had a fight with his father and step mother and wanted to go to somalia to see his mother whom he hasn't seen since he was 2. dressed in jeans, a hoodi expe expe -- and jogging shoes he got to the airport before 1:00 a.m. >> i am surprised how he even is get together airport and fly here to there and not even -- even for a few minutes it is so hard. i don't know how she thinking about. >> once on the ground in now we, medics checked him out, but decided to airlift him to oahu and then drove to a hospital in honolulu for observation. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> the head of aviation

kpix 5's mark sayre is livet mineta san jose internation. with the ongoing fallout fr the recession let's start with some good . preliminary passenger traff figures are out for 2013 and they show >>> elizabeth, let's start with some good news and that is it the latest statistics are out from 2013. they actually show a growth in passengers here in san jose, 6% in fact. but unfortunately, those numbers while encouraging do not put medium sized airports like this one anywhere close to where they were before the recession. airpor 's called "capacity >> reporter: at mineta san jose international airport, all the stops are out to try to improve the customer experience and lure more airlines and flights to town. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: the airport even provides a public piano where travelers sit down and play but make no mistake, these are still tough times. >> certainly, we did lose both airlines as well as passenger traffic during that recession. >> reporter: a recent study from m.i.t. looked at all of the nation's airports and found small and mi

today southwest airlines will add more flights between mineta san jose international airport and thetern united states. passengers will see more flights to denver, orange county, san diego and seattle. also happening today. the california department of fish and wildlife will transport 100-thousand tagged young chinook salmon down the sacramento river to the bay by truck in hopes of increasing survival rates. a lack of rain has left stretches of the river too shallow to support the millions of fish that make the swim each year. scientists hope to use the data from the fish to identify trouble spots along the route. seaworld might have to free the whales. the california state assembly is considering a bill that would force seaworld san diego to stop using killer whales in its shows and to release them from their tanks. seaworld san diego houses 10 killer whales, which would be moved into a larger sea pen and could not be bred if the bill became law. five people were arrested over the weekend for a counterfeit credit card operation. the sonoma county sheriffi's office says the fake card

airport officials at air mineta said they meet and exceed all guidelines but still it 15 year-old boy appear to climb over the wuhan cents a hit and it will well of the plant and then go undetected from ball several hours. airport officials this morning are still working to determine how this happened. >>: at this time the surveillance video is under review about federal and law-enforcement officials here. and it will continue to review that to determine where in fact of the tender was able to scale but fence line. >>: there is debate. and this morning at this point we don't know exactly where that kid got pass defense and as you can see just from where i'm standing there is not a whole lot between myself and gate #one. >>: are right mike thanks for the update. >>: were beginning to learn more about that teenager who's stuck on to the plan from his father. the father told voice of america that's true he was confused and shocked when he heard the news 3 it's he got a call from honolulu about his son. look he says that he believes a the dot and teenage girl was trying to g back to his g

[ sparkle ] sweet. >>> looking live at mineta san jose this morning. good day to travel if that's in store for you. bon voyage. if not, look at the sky and know that good things are headed our way. >>> more inspections and better accountability is what law makers are calling for in california's day care centers. this stems from our investigation which exposed a decades-old inspection system that leaves parents in the dark when it comes to information about day cares. investigative reporter has the report on a newly proposed law. >> these are our most vulnerable members of our society and we're saying we don't care. >> reporter: freshman representative ian calderon isn't married and does not have kids. >> this is our future. children are our future. >> reporter: but that's not stopping him from leading the charge to change state law about how california oversees and regulates its day cares. he's pushing for more inspections more often. >> this is our job. we are not doing it and we need to now do it. >> reporter: how will your proposed bill affect the i

. >>> new information about the show away at mineta san jose international airport. his mother is speaking out from africa. the teen found out his father lied when he said his mother was killed years ago. in an interview with voice of america from ethiopia she said her ex-husband took their children to california without her knowledge. she is worried about her son. >>> police say a man charged at officers so they shot him. now that man filed a lawsuit charging excessive force. he filed a suite naming the city, the police department and the officers who shot him as defendants. he said he was armed with only a broom when police shot him three times last year outside his home. police say he also had a knife. she charged with. [ indiscernible ] and making criminal threats. >>> some land in marine county once prosed to be developmented into a poleo field will now be returned to the original residents. ktvu channel 2 news ktvu's tom vacar with the story. >> reporter: this old levy ripped open by a u.s. army corps of engineers backhoe protected the land around the air force

questions of security at san jose mineta airport are now being raised after a teen hopped a fence, and on a plane. a 15 year old boy from santa clara slipped into a wheel well on a hawaiian airlines jetliner. kron 4 did some investigating. and found that there are some defects in certain areas of the fence around the airport. we found holes. and places where the fence was not holding up. but airport officials are still not saying how exactly the 15 year old got into the plane without anything one stopping him. how the teenager survived that flight has many doctors amazed. he survived temperatures dipping as low as 48 below zero. oxygen was almost nonexistent at 35-thousand one doctor believes the combination of hypothermia and low oxygen put the 16- year-old in a state of "suspended animation".something similar to a technique medical professionals use in the emergency room. the doctor went on to say that he is still amazed the boy survived. the teenager is doing well and under child protective services in hawaii. it is unclear when he'll be returning to california. we will continue to

the boy climbed into the plane at san jose mineta international airport and flew five hours to maui. the remarkable journey that begs the question, how did he survive? >> reporter: it's not clear what part of the fence he scaled. wherever it was, he managed to sneak past ground crew and security. this does the exact same gate, type of jet and the exact flight where the boy was a tow away. by the time it took off, it was broad daylight. no one noticed a thing. >> the security program does meet and exceed all federal requirements. >> reporter: airport spokesperson rosemary barns could not confirm reports there was surveillance video of the boy actually jumping the gate. the airport is a thousand acres with a six mile long fence with some barbed wire. >> no system is 100%. it is possible to scale an airport perimeter fence line, especially under cover of darkness. >> reporter: the five and a half hour flight to maui got up to 38,000 feet with freezing temperatures. witnesses saw the boy stumble on to the tarmac in a daze. he was disoriented and hungry but uninjured. paramedics carrying

after a teenager stow away flew in a 5- 1/2 hour flight from california to maui a spokesperson from mineta san jose international airport says there are cams in several locations. and tonight that spokesperson talked about what the cameras show. >> what appears to be an unidentified person walking on the airport ramp during darkness and approaching the hawaiian plane that departmented and flew to maui -- departed and flew maui. >> today the father of the teen is speaking for the first time. he talked to the government funded news service voice of america. he said he didn't know his son was gone till police called him from hawaii. human services is ranging the boy's -- arranging the boy's return to the bay area. >>> the fire yesterday is still under investigation but the damage is being estimated at $3 million. the fire broke out yesterday fron at 1:30 p.m. and spread to -- afternoon at 1:30 p.m. and spread to homes on its side. two firefighters were hurt during the fire. both are expected to survive. >>> another pedestrian accident in san francisco left a man critically injured. a man was

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kiet do is live at mineta san jose airport and kiet, really doesn't matter where he was headed. this death-defying trip is certainly putting airport security in the spotlight, i imagine. >> reporter: yeah. the airport director herself calls this a very serious incident. they will be looking at the whole thing and trying to figure out where to make improvements. it turns out this boy jumped a barbed wire fence not too far from where the plane itself was parked. the fbi then says he was able to stay on the tarmac inside the secure area for 7 hours completely unnoticed. the boy told investigators he chose the plane at random. the teen had just gotten into a fight with his father and that he was trying to get back to his mother in africa. ground crews are supposed to do we'll well checks early on but it's unclear if they did. mineta san jose has a good security track record and cautioned against a widespread overhaul of all airports in the country. still, lawmakers say this highlights gaping holes in airport security. >> looking at your airports in general and taking a diagnostic, i

. >>> it turns out that young boy may have hid out at san jose mineta international airport for hours prior to take-off. kiet do joins us live now in san jose. the trip is putting airport security in the spotlight now. >> reporter: yeah. the airport director herself calls this a very serious incident. they say they are doing a complete review and looking for any improvements that they can make. it turns out he jumped a portion of the fence that has barbed wire on top of it that is near where the airplane itself was parked. the fbi now says that testifies on the tarmac for seven hours went completely unnoticed. the boy told investigators he chose the plane at random and had just got nene a fight with his dad and was trying to get to his mom in somalia. ground crews are supposed to do wheel well checks early on in the flight but it's unclear if they did so at this point. san jose airport has a good security track record and cautioned against a widespread overhaul of all airports in the country. still, lawmakers say this highlights gaping holes in airport security. >> looking at our airp

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. >> reporter: in many places around mineta san jose international a single cyclone fence topped by barbed wire is the only barrier between public streets and secure areas. >> in this case, the person wasn't trying to do something dangerous to one of the planes. >> reporter: san jose councilmember pete constant and others at city hall also want answers as to how the teen went undetected with tsa officers and san jose police at

the teen apparently spent six to seven hours on the tarmac at mineta airport before that maui- bound flight took off. eric swaulwell is saying what happened at the airport could happen again. he's calling on the government accountability office to look into airport perimeter security. at the same time, the airport is saying it will be using this incident as a learning tool to prevent it from happening again in the future. >> our security program here at the airport does meet and exceed all federal requirements. we have an excellent track record for security at our airport. >> reporter: now, we've also heard from hawaiian airlines on the security breach issue. in a written statement the airline said hawaiian and its contractors responsible for handling our aircraft in san jose will continue to assist government agencies in their investigation of this incident. at this point, still no word on when the teen will be returning to california. we're live in santa clara, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> with three senate democrats in legal trouble, darrell steinberg o

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investigators are looking at surveillance video showing the boy jumping a fence at mineta san josenationalnbc bay area's christie smith is live at the airport. ci have you seen this video yet? >> reporter: no, we haven't. they said investigators are still looking at it, so they haven't released it yet. but we did speak with the teen's adult sister and she said her brother is okay. in fact, she didn't think there was any fight that set him off. but of course, the big question this morning, how did he get from santa clara to here to the airport in san jose and hop a flight in a wheel well. a number of investigations going on, but no system is 100%. >> to get in a wheel well of an airplane? >> reporter: rich roman is flying out of san jose like many travelers wondering how a 16-year-old stowed away to hawaii. >> he got through. that's really kind of strange he survived, which is amazing. >> reporter: in a wheel well of ab hawaiian airlines flight sunday. a photo by maui news shows the teen on a gurney taken to the hospital to be checked out. the fbi says he may have become unconscious in the

investigators say the 15-year- old scaled a fence in mineta international airport in san jose and gote wheel well of a hawaiian airliner from flew from san jose to maui to the airport. the adventure was allegedly triggered by a family argu.

everyone in the media continue they contacted the spokesperson and mineta san jose not to mention darya said. it's funny but it's not funny about this story. and that's not how to define, the other end of the heat is fallout. because you said he was unconscious. >> how did they discover him there. yoli are not exactly sure. at what we know that he woke up after the plane landed. paramount officials saw him this oriented and they spotted it. the question is why did they not spot him in san jose. you all know how far the tarmac is. that's a long distance to to get from an airplane. it probably will make a lot of passengers will of this morning. >> eight people died and that pg&e in oil spill that killed eight people. federal prosecutors filed an indictment against pg&e earlier this month charging the utility with 12 felony five lines if the violations thrift investigators say pg&e knowingly used that affirmation when judging the face of the pipeline which ruptured and sparked a fireball that destroyed a house. pg&e is facing possibly find of the $6 million if found guilty. even more so if

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southwest airlines adding more flights between mineta san jose international airport and several other airports including denver, orange county, and seattle. this comes despite virgin atlantic's decision to leave the airport last month. >>> more to our coverage of the giants. we'll give you a live look at at&t park in center field as they are practicing and batters practice as well. fans attending the home opener will get team calendars. but there are actually a bunch of promotions throughout the year that are really sort of catching our eye. >> that's right. we're going through a couple of these right now. john's broadcaster, duane kuiper, will get the bobblehead treatment. the former player is featured wearing his cleveland indians uniform here. it will be given out when the giants play the indians on april 25th. >> but this very thursday, giants will give a scarf on farewell to the stick night. the giants haven't played in candlestick for years, but the stadium is shutting down. the scarf a nod to those cold temperatures we all remember at candlestick. >> also for the fans, an upgra

nbc bay area's bob redell live outside mineta international in san jose, where the boy reportedly hopped the fence. good morning, bob. >> good morning to you, laura and scott. and after that 15-year-old teenager from santa clara hopped the fence here at early sunday, he apparently stayed on airport property for several hours going undetected by airport personnel. these images appear to be his footprints where he stepped on the aircraft tire climbing up into the wheel well. a second image shows numerous foot and handprints inside the wheel well door. these photos obtained by our sister station out of honolulu, not independently verified by nbc news. it's not clear if he hid in the wheel well in the hours leading up to the sunday flight or if he was elsewhere on the airport ramp. if he was inside the boeing 767 wheel well, why wasn't he spotted during any of the pre-flight inspections. the airport says its video cameras captured what they believe was the boy wandering on the ramp, but no one was monitoring the feed at time to a alert security. the tsa will wait for the airport to finish it

there are hundreds of security cameras at mineta san jose international airport. they all feed into a central 24- hour operations center. yes, those feeds are recorded. but the people who are watching the feeds live in realtime are not tsa agents nor police officers. >> they are civilians. they are city employees. >> reporter: airport spokesman rosemary barnes emphasized that the tsa develops and oversees the security program for the airport and any staffing decisions follow federal guidelines. but in that control center, those civilian employees can be distracted from watching surveillance feeds by doing their other jobs. >> not only are they monitoring cameras, they are responding to alarms throughout our airports, security alarms, fire alarms. they are accepting telephone calls. they have many duties within their responsibility as many of us here at the airport do. >> reporter: the san jose airport does have a curfew in the overnight hours when planes are not allowed to arrive or depart but despite that, there are always people on the ramp that would be expecte

abc7 news is at mineta san jose airport. >> you know that stood between the teenager and a hawaii-bound aircraft was a six foot fence and a camera surveillance system that didn't sent out an alert the 15-year-old, shown here, survived oxygen deprivation and maui airport employees were stunned when he dropped from the wheel well. >> the few can explain how he survived a critical eye has been cast. six miles of fence, much of it only six feet high with wire at the top didn't stop the teenager from santa clara the airport maintains it he meets or exceeds safety standards. >> our fencing is one component. as is thousands that are trained to be alerted to security-related situations >> you can spot cameras here and there. then, who is watching the video? the airport says it's it has video of a person approaching at near darkness. >> it's my understanding the reviewed footage after being alerted to the situation. >> that is hours later the teenager was decision covered in maui. there is a administrator saying inspectors determine whether operators are complying with aspects of regulations the

abc7 news is at mineta san jose airport. >> you know that stood between the teenager and a hawaii-boundcraft was a six foot fence and a camera surveillance system that didn't sent out an alert the 15-year-old, shown here, survived oxygen deprivation and maui airport employees were stunned when he dropped from the wheel well. >> the few can explain how he survived a critical eye has been cast. six miles of

. >> it turns out the teen may have hid out at san jose mineta international airport for hours and one lawmaker says it's not the first time this has happened at u.s. airports. joe vazquez with more on airport security concerns. >>> reporter: the plane was parked all night right here at gate 3 and now we're learning that a security camera captured video of the teenaged stowaway climbing over the perimeter fence closest to the plane just after 1:00 in the morning on sunday. that's according to the "l.a. times" citing a homeland security source. it's not clear how long he was on airport property before he climbed into the wheel well but the flight took off about 7 hours later at 7:55 a.m. >> this is the fourth incident in the last five years. >> reporter: the fourth incident nationwide and congressman eric swalwell says enough is enough. >> so i am calling on the government accountability office to do an assessment across our country of our airport's perimeters. >> reporter: this is the fence closest to gate 3. as you can see, it's a little taller than six feet and three strands of barbe

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abc7 news is at mineta san jose airport. >> you know that stood between the teenager and a hawaii-bound aircraft was a six foot fence and a camera surveillance system that didn't sent out an alert the 15-year-old, shown here, survived oxygen deprivation and maui airport employees were stunned when he dropped from the wheel well. >> the few can explain how he survived a critical eye has been cast. six miles of fence, much of it only six feet high with wire at the top didn't stop the teenager from santa clara the airport maintains it he meets or exceeds safety standards. >> our fencing is one component. as is thousands that are trained to be alerted to security-related situations >> you can spot cameras here and there. then, who is watching the video? the airport says it's it has video of a person approaching at near darkness. >> it's my understanding the reviewed footage after being alerted to the situation. >> that is hours later the teenager was decision covered in maui. there is a administrator saying inspectors determine whether operators are complying with aspects of regulations the

that's the latest from here at mineta san jose international airport. i'm mark sayre, kpix 5. >> the teen's father says the last time he saw his son at home in santa clara was friday. two days before he stowed away on the flight to maui. >>> san francisco 49er aldon smith won't be charged with a felony for his alleged bomb threat at l.a.x. today the los angeles county d.a. says it turned over smith's case to the city attorney for misdemeanor consideration. the linebacker was arrested earlier this month. police say he was belligerent and told tsa agents he had a bomb after he was selected for additional screening. smith also faces weapons and dui charges for another incident last year. >>> former beatle paul mccartney will play the final concert ever at candlestick park. who can forget this scene in 1966? when the fab four played before a packed house at candlestick. turned out to be their final concert together. there had been some rumors that paul mccartney would come back for that farewell show at the stadium. but the idea was also flowed around the 4

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 to the situation. >> that means the airport didn't know about the intruder until after he was discovered in maui. an administrator determineds and test for compliance regarding access control and perimeter integrity requirements. now, people are wondering if a fence, six feet high in places is sufficient. >> easy. just throw clothing over

expect slow conditions for san jose and mineta. >> north from 85 is pretty easy into cupertino and factng green on the road with sensors. as for public transit, if you are not driving, we have no delays for ac transit or barge. >> still to enduros were honored at san francisco's city hall for their bravery while making 911 calls in separate incidents involving their mothers. catrina corjito and dante parker were recognized for their life-saving efforts. both of them received a 911 for kids local heroes of war. the dispatchers to pick up the calls were honored. one mother was having trouble breathing and she will lay the details to the dispatcher. parker called when his mother has serious a dominant bank. ostomach painss with the city communications centers said that they were set of goals could be as, as those two children. >> pitching woes for the giants and the athletics. the diamondbacks are roughed up the giants' home opener series. arizona attacked to the giants are with two home runs and two triples. the diamondbacks win this 17- three. the giants finished a 3 games that with the

transportation secretary norman mineta told congress the president would accept federal workers if theye going to be federal union members that they are really going to be safer at the airport -- that's not the standard. we have lots of stuff to do in terms of training, in terms of screening, but we can do all those things under a private system and do them better. poussaint: but while the leadership was digging in its heels, public opinion stood firm in favor of federalizing screeners. initial polls by the washington post and time/cnn found overwhelming public support r federal takeover of airport screening. because if you're a member of congress, from the tim you step off a plane when you go back to your congressional district, the people in the cabs, the people in the airport, the people you meet in town meetings, your donors, your friends, your neighbors, you know what they all say is, "hey, what are you going to do about..." fill in the blank. and when they get those kind of issues where everywhere they go and everyone they talk to is saying, "what are you going to do about x?" the

today southwest airlines will add more flights between mineta san jose international airport and the western united states. passengers will see more flights to denver, orange county, san diego and seattle. also happening today. scientists with the california department of fish and wildlife will transport 100-thousand tagged young chinook salmon down the sacramento river to the bay by truck in hopes of increasing survival rates. a lack of rain has left stretches of the river too shallow to support the millions of fish that make the swim each year. scientists hope to use the data from the fish to identify trouble spots along the route. seaworld might have to free the whales. the california state assembly is considering a bill that would force seaworld san diego to stop using killer whales in its shows and to release them from their tanks. seaworld san diego houses 10 killer whales, which would be moved into a larger sea pen and could not be bred if the bill became law. five people were arrested over the weekend for a counterfeit credit card operation. the sonoma county sheriffi's offic

we're at san jose mineta international. a key part, a big story making headlines around the country. the fbi says a teenager from santa clara wid in the -- hid in the wheel well, flew halfway across the pacific and survived. this is triggering a ton of questions about airport security. tara moriarty will have a live report in a minute or so. >>> it's monday morning, i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. a quick look at weather and traffic. the big word, it sounds like cooler. >> no doubt about it. it's on its way. sun in the morning and then increasing clouds. those beginning to show up off the coast. mostly cloudy by noon. cloudy, cooler by this afternoon and evening. the big cooldown will be on tuesday as this system moves through. there is not a lot to it. there is a little enhancement taking place. any presip, any rain will be light. there is a lot of cloud cover. that's going to continue to filter in here. our temperatures are coming down. 50s for some. but some morning sun will give way to afternoon clouds. could be a

. >> reporter: mineta san jose international airport says it is using this meant to review security. -- incident to review security. the boy sent several hours there before climing into the jet. we will have -- climbing into the jet. we will have more at 6:00 p.m. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new information about yesterday's fire in san francisco. the damage is estimated at more than $3 million. the fire started at a home at 1:30 p.m. in the afternoon. it spread to the entire home. the cost is under -- the cause is under investigation. two firefighters were injured while fighting the fire. >>> day two of the trial involving a supervisor accused of being a peeping tom. ktvu's mike mibach is live in santa rosa where the defense tried to get the case thrown out today. mike? >> reporter: that's right. the prosecution rested its case mid-afternoon. within seconds the defense requested an acquittal on a lack of evidence on the prosecution's case. the judge thought about it but then decided to rule that the case would move forward. day 2 of the trial underway again. a camera was allowed inside

. >> the ahead of aviation at mineta san jose tells us that the airport will wait for a federal investigation before deciding what, if any, security changes need to be made. the airport breach is the 4th in the united states in the lot five years and a local congressman is a member of the house homeland security subcommittee and wants an audit on perimeter security at all airports. >> we need to look at the airports, start with those that have been breached and see if they are more pourous than they should be and see what is the culture on the ground among the remain employees. >> regulators have not conducted an audit since 2009 of perimeters of the airport. we will follow the developing story on air and on-line and we continue now at twitter@. . >> the a's will not stay at the coliseum and they wanted to send a clear statement to the a's, the fans and the owner they wanted to keeped team in oakland but the a's said the lease proposal does not meet their requirementments. they have been trying to get permission to move to san jose for the past five years but the giants have objected claiming