. >> ktvu's noel walker walked the perimeter of the international airport today to see what security measures are in place there. she has that part of our team coverage. >> reporter: generally speaking, you need a ticket to ride. so how did a santa clara teenager breach the airport perimeter to get on hawaiian airlines flight 45 to maui? >> this has exposed a vulnerability. >> we have to learn how a teenager was able to have access. >> it looks pretty easy to jump the fence. >> reporter: these teenagers, visiting from st. louis, walked along the western and southern fence line today. >> it's kind of ridiculous how he got onto a flight without anyone seeing. >> reporter: the air field, just a ball toss away from where cars drive by. and a cyclist stopped to watch the plane. >> we only saw the occasional police car. no one stopped to ask us what we were doing. the spokesman says no security is 100%. >> we have 1,050 acres on our airport, and we have cameras in many places. >> this seems to be the standard fence. i'm 5'5", and this fence seems to be about 6 feet tall. we also see these

noel walker, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a former san francisco firefighter accused of driving drunk whilen the job appeared in court today. michael quinn is accused of driving a fire department rig seen in this surveillance video, which collided with a motorcycle rider at howard and 5th street last june. after the crash, quinn was seen on surveillance video, drinking nine glasses of water at a nearby bar. an attorney for the motorcyclist says his client has life altering injuries. and the grand jury indictment in his opinion doesn't go far enough. >> i was pleased to hear about the three charges, but very disappoint today hear he was not charged with a felony hit and run. my understanding is he left the scene and went into the bar. quinn and his attorney did not speak out at court tomorrow. five others are also facing possible suspensions. a jury in san francisco today found a fisherman's wharf souvenir shop worker guilty of murder. he was arrested shortly after the deadly shooting incident on jefferson street on fisherman's wharf in january of 2011. prosecutors say a business rivalry was

. >> ktvu's noel walker walked the perimeter of the international airport today to see what security measures are in place there. she has that part of our team coverage. >> reporter: generally speaking, you need a ticket to ride. so how did a santa clara teenager breach the airport perimeter to get on hawaiian airlines flight 45 to maui? >> this has exposed a vulnerability. >> we have to learn how a teenager was able to have access. >> it looks pretty easy to jump the fence. >> reporter: these teenagers, visiting from st. louis, walked along the western and southern fence line today. >> it's kind of ridiculous how he got onto a flight without anyone seeing. >> reporter: the air field, just a ball toss away from where cars drive by. and a cyclist stopped to watch the plane. >> we only saw the occasional police car. no one stopped to ask us what we were doing. the spokesman says no security is 100%. >> we have 1,050 acres on our airport, and we have cameras in many places. >> this seems to be the standard fence. i'm 5'5", and this fence seems to be about 6 feet tall. we also see these

noel walker, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a former san francisco firefighter accused of driving drunk whilen the job appeared in court today. michael quinn is accused of driving a fire department rig seen in this surveillance video, which collided with a motorcycle rider at howard and 5th street last june. after the crash, quinn was seen on surveillance video, drinking nine glasses of water at a nearby bar. an attorney for the motorcyclist says his client has life altering injuries. and the grand jury indictment in his opinion doesn't go far enough. >> i was pleased to hear about the three charges, but very disappoint today hear he was not charged with a felony hit and run. my understanding is he left the scene and went into the bar. quinn and his attorney did not speak out at court tomorrow. five others are also facing possible suspensions. a jury in san francisco today found a fisherman's wharf souvenir shop worker guilty of murder. he was arrested shortly after the deadly shooting incident on jefferson street on fisherman's wharf in january of 2011. prosecutors say a business rivalry was

in albany, noel walker, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> facebook's first quarter earnings report shows it's growing by leaps and grounds. revenue and sales made big gains too, beating wall street expectations. facebook also said money is coming in from the all important mobile ads. shares rose about 3.5% after hours. >>> apple reported a 5% rise in its 1st quarter revenues. analysts expected more. apple said it would buy back $30 billion of its stock, and it revealed a 7 to 1 stock split in june. its shares jumped $40 in after hours trading. >>> the broader markets fell after six days of gained. the dow dropped 12 points, nasdaq dropped 4. >>> a police officer doing a firefighter's job. the call to save a woman that an officer answered despite his uniform. >> immediately, it seemed like it was pretty chaotic. >> tracking a wet weather system headed towards the bay area, when the bulk of the rainfall is expected to move into your neighborhood. >> >>> a bar in walnut creek is closed tonight. state officials suspended the liquor license of krogans. jana katsuyama has been looking into the recu

in albany, noel walker, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> facebook's first quarter earnings report shows it's growing by leaps and grounds. revenue and sales made big gains too, beating wall street expectations. facebook also said money is coming in from the all important mobile ads. shares rose about 3.5% after hours. >>> apple reported a 5% rise in its 1st quarter revenues. analysts expected more. apple said it would buy back $30 billion of its stock, and it revealed a 7 to 1 stock split in june. its shares jumped $40 in after hours trading. >>> the broader markets fell after six days of gained. the dow dropped 12 points, nasdaq dropped 4. >>> a police officer doing a firefighter's job. the call to save a woman that an officer answered despite his uniform. >> immediately, it seemed like it was pretty chaotic. >> tracking a wet weather system headed towards the bay area, when the bulk of the rainfall is expected to move into your neighborhood. >> next, a neighborhood bar closed. the hundreds of of complaints leading to a liquor license suspension, and why the general manager says it's not fa

noele walker,le walker, ktvu news. >> receiving phone calls from someone from calisto firefighters. they say people who receive a request to the donation to the fire department should call the police. >>> someone requesting they change their tactics. >>> and a transportation project on hold, 2 investigates the delay and why some residents are so frustrated. >>> outside our doors, temperatures are running 10-15 degrees warmer than yesterday, your current conditions, your number for tomorrow and when temperatures will fall back to normal. . >>> 11 people injured today at an explosion in the commercial building at a los angeles suburb, the city of la habrab happened, a biddup of lint -- buildup of lint or dust may be to blame. many received burns to their face and arms. >>> animal control officers in san francisco expressing concern following the shootings of three pit bulls this year by police. shot by san francisco police last week and is tomorrow set to have a hind leg amputated. these cases may illustrate a shoot first, ask questions later mentality when it comes to the breed. >> i

reporting live, noel walker. >>> hit the ballpark today, took into consideration and he will tell us just how the giants did in this fan fueled opening day, coming up later in sports. >>> and viewers have been posting their pictures from opening day. it's all at ktvu.com. >>> police said today they now know the person stealing a package from a doorstep. the family posted the video on youtube. police say the case will be filed with the district attorney's office. the package containing sat books has been recovered. >>> a drunk driver who killed a 17-year-old on her 17th birthday was sentenced to jail. pleaded guilty last moment in the death -- month in the death of -- the teen was crossing -- when she was struck and killed. brewer pleaded guilty to dui. he expressed his sorrow and remorse. in addition to the jail term he faces 6 months under home detention and 5 years probation. >>> dozens of passengers aboard a crews ship are having a rough trip. the cbc says 56 passengers and 13 crew members reported feeling sick with symptoms similar to the -- virus. the ship with 3000 passengers i

now investigators want to know why, as ktvu's noel walker reports, today's exercise came as we learned more about the immediate minutes after that deadly accident. >> 911 emergency. >> reporter: 911 calls released today. >> a bus just exploded. >> reporter: from witnesses to an unimaginable tragedy. >> i've just seen a fedex truck go across the median, and crash. >> reporter: the fiery crash of a fedex truck and tour bus full of students last thursday killed 10 people. >> we owe it to the families of the involved parties, and the victims of this tragic collision, that we tell the story of what happened. >> reporter: that's why the chp did a control test this afternoon, using a similar fedex truck and tour bus to the ones in the crash. >> we're going to do one more drive by testing, visual test. >> we will be running several tests with the fedex truck traveling south. >> reporter: a drive by test to help investigators minimum i think what the driver saw that day. and a skid test to calculate speed. both vehicles have the equivalent of black boxes, but the information on them might not b

ktvu's noel walker was there today as the woman's family made a tearful plea for help. >> reporter: there are no words to describe what it's like to know your child is missing. no matter how old. >> she's a very strong person. and she loved hiking. >> reporter: she came to mount tam to hike a week ago sunday. these are surveillance videos of the 33-year-old on march 30 as they paid for parking at the boot jack trailhead. the last known sighting. her white rental car now impounded. one of few pieces of evidence in glinkowski's disappearance. >> we don't know if she's voluntarily lost. we don't know if she's a victim of some foul play, but right now, she's just lost. >> reporter: earlier today, the family went out with park rangers who gave her some sense of the trails where magdalena was last scene. over the weekend, they stopped visitors, and scoured mount tam. the search area covers a lot of ground. 26,000acres on mount tam. >> they did cover quite a lot. but still there's plenty of other areas out there. >> reporter: 200 miles of trails. >> he says he doesn't remember her. she's contact

now investigators want to know why, as ktvu's noel walker reports, today's exercise came as we learned more about the immediate minutes after that deadly accident. >> 911 emergency. >> reporter: 911 calls released today. >> a bus just exploded. >> reporter: from witnesses to an unimaginable tragedy. >> i've just seen a fedex truck go across the median, and crash. >> reporter: the fiery crash of a fedex truck and tour bus full of students last thursday killed 10 people. >> we owe it to the families of the involved parties, and the victims of this tragic collision, that we tell the story of what happened. >> reporter: that's why the chp did a control test this afternoon, using a similar fedex truck and tour bus to the ones in the crash. >> we're going to do one more drive by testing, visual test. >> we will be running several tests with the fedex truck traveling south. >> reporter: a drive by test to help investigators minimum i think what the driver saw that day. and a skid test to calculate speed. both vehicles have the equivalent of black boxes, but the information on them might not b

. >> ktvu's noel walker visited a school that has had problems in the past, and shows us what is beingiolence on campus. >> we're looking for outsiders. >> even during spring break. >> i can pull up by the stairs right in the main hallway, and there's someone watching. >> the high school has 120 surveillance cameras. >> we need to be able to see what they're up to. >> one here. >> reporter: all in an effort to keep students safe. >> we're being proactive and smart. we realize anything can happen on any given day, and we need to be vigilant. >> reporter: in 2009, 60 rioting students forced the campus into lockdown. those electronic eyes all over the new school are to prevent things like today's school stabbing in pennsylvania from happening. >> we went through a variety of different scenarios, which included active shooters. >> shots fired. >> reporter: other districts like san leandro have done the same drill. preparing for the worst case scenario. >> ever since sandy hook they have one of these in the classroom, telling them what to do in situations from fire to active shooter, and if

ktvu's noel walker was there today as the woman's family made a tearful plea for help. >> reporter: there are no words to describe what it's like to know your child is missing. no matter how old. >> she's a very strong person. and she loved hiking. >> reporter: she came to mount tam to hike a week ago sunday. these are surveillance videos of the 33-year-old on march 30 as they paid for parking at the boot jack trailhead. the last known sighting. her white rental car now impounded. one of few pieces of evidence in glinkowski's disappearance. >> we don't know if she's voluntarily lost. we don't know if she's a victim of some foul play, but right now, she's just lost. >> reporter: earlier today, the family went out with park rangers who gave her some sense of the trails where magdalena was last scene. over the weekend, they stopped visitors, and scoured mount tam. the search area covers a lot of ground. 26,000acres on mount tam. >> they did cover quite a lot. but still there's plenty of other areas out there. >> reporter: 200 miles of trails. >> he says he doesn't remember her. she's contact

. >> ktvu's noel walker visited a school that has had problems in the past, and shows us what is beinge to prevent violence on campus. >> we're looking for outsiders. >> even during spring break. >> i can pull up by the stairs right in the main hallway, and there's someone watching. >> the high school has 120 surveillance cameras. >> we need to be able to see what they're up to. >> one here. >> reporter: all in an effort to keep students safe. >> we're being proactive and smart. we realize anything can happen on any given day, and we need to be vigilant. >> reporter: in 2009, 60 rioting students forced the campus into lockdown. those electronic eyes all over the new school are to prevent things like today's school stabbing in pennsylvania from happening. >> we went through a variety of different scenarios, which included active shooters. >> shots fired. >> reporter: other districts like san leandro have done the same drill. preparing for the worst case scenario. >> ever since sandy hook they have one of these in the classroom, telling them what to do in situations from fire to active s

noel -- to it. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> ktvu channel 2 news. >> the stabbing in pennsylvania is one year to the day after an attack in north houston. a student charged with stabbing 14 people there on april 9 of last year. two of them were critically wounded. he fantasized since he was 8 years old about stabbing people. >>> nurses held a noisy protest today at san francisco general. >> nurses were rallying for a fair contract but more importantly they are against further staffing cuts that mayor ed lee is calling for. they said patients are unable to get safe and prompt care they need. >> additionally we have shortens that mean we can't stab adequate even though there is empty beds and doctors available is, just not enough nurses. >> we spoke with the hospital who said staffing levels are regulated and they are in good standing with regulators and there is not a safety issue. >>> the rest of california state senator leland yee had a ripple effect among california voters. voters in general approved o