mineta is building up perimeter fences, putting barbed wire at the top already.fficials are going to be addressing the issue of perimeter security here a . what steps have been taken and what steps will be taken in the future to keep airport passengers safe. mark sayre, kpix 5. >>> the south carolina police officer seen on video shooting an unarmed black man to death has been fired and this isn't the first time he has been accused of crossing the line. [ gunshots ] >> cell phone video shows walter scott running away as the officer fired 8 shots. officer michael slager is now charged with murder. he had pulled scott over for a broken taillight. this morning, we learned that an excessive force complaint was filed against slayinger in 2009 -- slager in 2009. the alleged victim says the department never followed up on that complaint. >>> pg&e is too large and has too much money to be held accountable, that's the message expected as the state puc prepares to vote on a penalty for the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. anne makovec reports. >> reporter: he is concern

sfo had the most perimeter breaches of any u.s. airport.mbers don't tell the whole story. and they are blaming a particular group of airport neighbors. kpix 5's andria borba on who the airport says are the repeat offenders. >> reporter: sfo says their 50- mile perimeter complex, cargo and corporate jet facilities and others. the real problem they say the hopeless shelter up the road. it was the list no airport wanted to top but coming in at number one in an "associated press" investigation was san francisco international airport, with 37 perimeter breaches in a decade. in a news conference this morning, sfo spokesman doug yakel tried to spin the dubious distinction. >> we chose to provide this level of detail so i would submit to you that in terms of how we compare to other airports, i would say we shared the most information on perimeter issues of any airport. >> reporter: of the 37 breaches, yakel said 6 were boaters and windsurfers passion the 200-yard buffer zone around the runways in the san francisco bay. another 4 breaches were along

a perimeter breach. live at sfo, andria borba, kpix 5. >> thank you. >>> the state's top water regulators say every californian needs to change their lifestyle to outlast this drought. cal fire says people are responsible for 95% of fires and those fires are almost always preventable. the head of the farm bureau paul wenger says 50% of our state's water use goes to the environment. 40% to agriculture. 10% to cities. he says it's important we don't cut off our water supply to food production. >> we are a very critical cog in feeding and meeting the needs of feeding 7 billion people in this world. >> wednesday state regulators approved another emergency drought measure instituting new water efficiency standards for faucets and toilets sold in california starting january 1. >>> the drought may have some serious health implications. the lack of water may have played a part in more than 800 cases of west nile virus last year. the california department of public health says the drought has forced birds and mos

now, keep in mind, this new report has tallied up perimeter breaches. these are not case where is a passenger may have passed through a check point without being screened inside of the terminal. and again, later this morning, here at fso, officials will be out lining perimeter security enhancements that have either been completed or are in progress. that news conference -- very important news conference gets underway 9:30 this morning here at fso. security -- the talk here at the airport today, and airport officials want to explain the improvements they made. >> all right. alex savage at fso. talk to you later. >>> the easter morning shooting death of a young musician in downtown oakland, it has some calling for improved security outside of night clubs in that area. last night there was an overflow crowd and a special meeting organized by the old oakland neighbors group. young musician amelia navarez was hit by a stray bull let. many residents say nightclubs are partly to blame for four homicides and at least a half dozen shootings. however, nightclub o

. >>> reporter: the issue is if you can get through the perimeter of an airport you then have direct access to aircraft on the tarmac. that is the concern. now, the "associated press" is coming out with an investigation this weekend showing that sfo had the most perimeter breaches over a 10- year period. there were 39 in all. the breaches at sfo range from the mundane, driver inadvertently took a rental car through a gate through a secure area to the vague unspecified perimeter breach. and that phrase appears eight different times in the sfo data. but east bay congressman eric swalwell says airports nationwide need to invest in the latest technology like infrared and motion detection. >> right now, we may be penny wise and pound foolish by not investing in this. >> reporter: now, mineta san jose international airport also had several high-profile perimeter breaches recently including a teen who got into the wheel well of an airplane and made it all the way to hawaii. the "associated press" found there were 18 breaches in all over the past decade at sjc making it the fifth worst in th

perimeter security is very important to our airport. we take this obligation very seriously. >> reporter: a spokesman says one of the reasons the number may be particularly high at san francisco's airport is they count even small incidents as perimeter breaches. one breach occurred at reagan and dbwi. the most serious -- and bwi. the most serious at dulles was

they have added thermal imaging cameras at the fence line and a perimeter detection system to drop the at sfo, andria borba, kpix5. >> mineta san jose airport is fifth worst in the country. oakland was not on the list at all. >>> well, there is video tonight showing undercover police officers going after black drug dealers, but letting an asian dealer go. this is body cam footage from a san francisco police officer during an undercover drug bust in the tenderloin. the asian woman approaches the police informant, but his attention is focused on a black woman instead. he buys drugs from her. the informant says he thought it was because she would have a better product. that is not all. during more surveillance footage, you can hear someone say bms . that is police lingo for black males. this shows an explicit racial bias. >> it is disturbing. it shows selective enforcement of the law. >> the video was shot during an undercover drug operation that ran from 2013 to 2014. all 37 people arrested were black. >>> tonight, a lesson in whatnot to do on the freeway. >> this is pretty incredible. a

inside that perimeter. guest: i don't know. you're close to her the situation. they may not have the reinforcements in place yet to actually try to contract that and try to move in. leon: how long do you think we could expect that to take? guest: you know, the national guard, i understand is on alert. and that's really the last thing that you want to bring in. the national guard as good as they are are not police officers. they don't have the self-restraint and they're not trained to be restrained in a civil unrest situation as the police are. you know i understand prince george's county and a couple of the surrounding areas and some state troopers have been called in. how long it will take to mobilize them is also the issue of communications. you know which is a perennial problem with police agencies when they're working off different radio frequencies, different chains of command, you know all of this by the way kind of illuminates the need in a civil unrest situation to have a good civil unrest plan in p

since 2004, our airport has had the second most perimeter security breaches anywhere in the country.ew at 11:00 o'clock diana rocco shows us how people are getting into areas of the airport that should be off limits. >> reporter: philadelphia international airport is at the top of the list when it comes to perimeter security breaches at the nation's biggest airports. >> need to be truthful know it doesn't surprise me. >> kenneth mazik drove his jeep through a security gate and on to the runway at 100 miles an hour as plane was landing and 75 others circled above. he was sentenceed to 16 months in federal prison. >> we did have extensive and expensive perimeter hardening that went into effect. >> reporter: after that incident phl reinforceed perimeter faces with cable upped patrols and added extra cameras guard rails and crash beams to keep cars out. the ap's report cites 25 breaches here since 2004. in 2014, young driver lost control of his mother's car and hit a fence. in 2013, a woman took a turn too fast and hit a fence coming close to a parked plane. also inn tock indicated woman

at washington dulles a man goes under the perimeter fence, then rides away on a skateboard. at detroit metropolitan, a woman gets passed a security gate. when stopped by the police, she's found to be carrying knives in a backpack papt san jose air 15-year-old boy climbed into an aircraft wheel well and survived a five-hour flight to hawaii. while san francisco reported the most incursions, airports chose want to submit to the a.p. and some airports refused to provide any statistics including boston and all major airports in new york. doug yakel is a spokesman for san francisco international. most airport incursions in the country, it looks bad. >> i would tell you that we've included everything. we've include the inadvertent, the innocuous, the unintentional. >> reporter: in san francisco, 16 of the 37 incursions involved homeless people or those described as mentally impaired. none of the incidents appeared related to terrorism. still, for air travelers who endure rigorous screening to get to a flight the frequency of airport perimeter incursions can be worrying. california

>>reporter:since 2004 sfo's 15 mile perimeter has been comprised 37 times.t's an average of 3-4 times a year. >>reporter:but airport spokesman doug yakel suggested their number may be higher than other airports because the data they released covers all exterior breaches. >>reporter:including those that were accidental. >>reporter:4 incidents involved their fences.6 were detected by buoy's inside the 200 yard buffer zone from where the runways meet the bay. >>: of the cases there were boulders in distress or somewhere. >>reporter:16.nearly half of the intruders. were homeless or mentally unbalanced. >>reporter:two of the 37 actually made it on to a plane.one person was the son of a maintenance worker who was allowed into an area he wasn't supposed to be in. >>reporter:the other. >>: followed a pilot door open the room was able to access corporate aviation aircraft the individual immediately apprehended. >>reporter:the one person not included in this number.marilyn hartman.the frequent want to be flyer who was arrested at sfo four times.that's because she was

around the perimeters of major u.s. airports.ome close to the actual number because official at airports in new york city and boston refuse release records. it also reports to other airports it survey eddied not -- it surveyed did not have data. the ap started an investigation after a 15-year-old storeway from from california to hawai'i in the wheel well of a jet trace gallagher is live in the west coast news hub. what? 200 what? >> 268 and several other high-profile breaches including in 2010 when a 16-year-old is thought to have climbed a tree that actually hung of the perimeter at charlotte douglas airport and made his way into the wheel well of a jet heading to boston. he fell out when the gear was lowered for learning, his body was found in a boston suburb. last year, a man dug a tunnel under a fence at orlando international and climbed into the wheel well of a jetblue plane. in 2006, a phoenix pilot told air traffic controllers he almost struck a man while he was taking off. the man was on the runway. the man said he was tr

the focus here was breakdowns that allowed unauthorized people to get past perimeter fencing. passengers we talked to this morning say they don't always think about perimeter security, but they say it should be a focus. >> you don't think that. i mean, who would? who would? of course, i would be concerned with it being a safety issue as well. >> security is a big deal. and i think that right now, the way things are going around some of the airports, it's bad. >> reporter: and here's closer look at that ap report. some of the airports with the most security lapses right behind sfo, the philadelphia airport second on the list with 25 breaches. that's followed by lax, where there were 24 breaches over the past years or so. and the san jose airport is significant here, because you'll probably remember there was a teenager last year who jumped a perimeter fence at that airport, and stowed away in a plane's wheel well on a flight to hawaii. . at 10:00 this morning, officials will be holding a news conference to out line perimeter security enhancements that have either been completed

number one in an "associated press" investigation was san francisco international airport, with 37 perimeter breaches in a decade. in a news conference this morning, sfo spokesman doug yakel tried to spin the dubious distinction. >> we chose to provide this level of detail so i would submit to you that in terms of how we compare to other airports, i would say we shared the most information on perimeter issues of any airport. >> reporter: of the 37 breaches, yakel said 6 were boaters and windsurfers passion the 200-yard buffer zone around the runways in the san francisco bay. another 4 breaches were along the fence lines. but yakel said by far, the largest problem was the homeless, accounting for 16 incidents. >> we do have a homeless shelter that is adjacent to the airport perimeter. we have been in extensive outreach with that homeless shelt ever and our goal is to ensure that the occupants of that homeless shelter keep a safe distance away from the airport perimeter. >> reporter: on the northern edge of sfo sits safe harbor and 99 beds. the ceo says the suggestion his clients are the probl

mendoza was stopped by security as he tried to climb a perimeter fence. last november, miguel zaragoza was allegedly caught trespassing on the atlantic aviation ramp. he, too, tried to escape but was caught by police after allegedly taking a city maintenance truck on a joyride. they call this woman the serial stowaway. marilyn hartman -- she is from the bay area. and has illegally boarded planes across the country -she was able to actually get on a plane at mineta. and fly to l-a without a ticket. and -- of course -- who could forget the teen stowaway. he got on a hawaiian airlines jet and flew all the way to hawaii in a wheelwell of the jet. before he was discovered. that was nearly a year ago. like some of the others, police say, he scaled the airport's perimeter fence. to stow- away on the plane before he was discovered after landing in hawaii. police investigating the death of andrew getty. an heir to the getty oil fortune. are saying. at this time. his death does not appear to involve foul play. the 47-year- old son of san francisco billionaire phila

perimeter security is very important to our airport. we take this obligation very seriously. we are very focused on learning on every single incident. that's why no matter how add verted a vision it is. >> reporter: better lining and the enhancement of motion censer system. officials say of the 37 breaches only two involved access to an aircraft and no harm came to anyone as a result. news of the breaches obviously have some concerns. >> and maybe the danger may lies in other area. >> reporter: again officials say of the 37 incidents reported, only four people involved people climbing over fences and six people involved people getting too close on the airport water perimeter along the san francisco bay. many incidents involved homeless people and what the airport classified as mentally challenged people or people who were on drugs. a good number of the airport's breaches were accidental. san francisco reported all of their incidents. some airports like logan and boston did not report citing security concerns. torrey, let's go back to you. >>> students have been sent home afte

in the first place. >> reporter: she jum pdped the secured perimeter of the southwest corner of the airport. >> she was spotted by an employee virtually at the corner and she was confronted and then they brought in airport operations people to contain her, and she was arrested by san jose police. >> reporter: she was combative and police had to subdue her before making the arrest. an airport worker was the first to see her. >> and they did what they were supposed to do. when you see someone that you don't recognize. >> reporter: police know about investigating the breaches at sjc, because there are five in 12 month, and the most notable is last april when a teenager scaled the fence and jumped into a wheel well of a plane and survived a five-hour flight to hawaii. in august marilyn hartman successfully boarded a flight to los angeles where she was arrested, and that is something that she had attempted at other airports before. and then in april a 39-year-old man was booked into jail and charged with stealing a truck apdnd taking a joyride from a parking lot to terminal b. in january

. >>> philadelphia international airport is the second worse in the nation when it comes to perimeter breaches. the airport security gate and fences were breached 25 times. only san francisco had more with 37. our dann cuellar breaks down the report. >> reporter: in an exhaustive analysis by the associated press they found post 9/11 intruders have hopped fences and slipped past guard houses and breached security at the nation's busiest airport. 2012, a man rammed the gate and sped on the runway as a plane was about to land. air traffic controllers had to tell planes to circle. topping the list of san francisco, philadelphia came in second. >> the number itself is bad but it's the kind of breaches that the airport security people will look at very carefully. >> reporter: in all the ap found 206 incident across the country. more than half at the seven airports listed blow. that may be an under count because two of the airports did not have data for all years while others refused to release any information. >> this gives the airport the opportunity to do a full review, i would think if i

still it turns out the airport surveyed by the associated press only san francisco had more perimeteraches since 2004. just how often are the fences around philadelphia international airport breached? the associated press surveyed 31 airports that in total handled about three quarters of the nation's commercial passenger traffic between 2004 and 2015 and found there were 268 perimeter breaches none involving terrorism. >> i don't think it's a lot. i think that's high. >> whether that's a lot or a little in an 11 year period may be up for debate but all seemed to agree -- >> i don't think that you can ever ever protect everything all the time. >> reporter: most high profile breach in philadelphia was this one back in march of 2012 when a driver rammed through a gate and sped on to the runway as a plane with 43 people on board was about to land. no one was hurt. the driver eventually served time in federal prison for it. philadelphia international airport did have the second highest number of breaches, 25 of them, in that 11-year period that ended this past january. 19 involved vehicle

call it a perimeter incident. call it a breach. we view it as violation of our access control we investigate it. we take it seriously. for. >> now according to faa, part of the security problem is that federal officials in this case tsa agents, don't really know -- [ inaudible ] >> okay, that was scott budman reporting from sfo. we will check back with him at 6:00. joe biden and his wife jill biden, are expected to land in the bay area in about an hour. the vice president gave an update about the defense university in washington, d.c. biden said u.s. troops are training thousands of iraqi forces and the terrorist group is losing ground in iraq but also remind the audience this battle won't be easy. >> don't want to paint a picture here but it has been pierced. and that's important. tomorrow the vice president is visiting oakland. he will be at a pg & e center and discuss the importance of job training programs. >> the vice president's wife is here. dr. jill biden will address student in cooper tino this evening. she will focus on t

he became the poster child for airport perimeter breeches. the associated press crunched the numbers from the last decade and found them at the nation's airports are hardly uncommon. sfo the worst. the breaches at sfo range from the unmain from a driver taking a rental car to a secure area to the vague. unspecified security breach. that phrase appears eight times in the sfo data. yes. nine for car crashes at the intersection of central exprez way and de la cruz. >> we meet all the guidelines to our security program. >> reporter: but the federal guidelines are not working. so mineta, the fifth worst airport in the country are coming. mineta and cole man road, it is raised an additional four feet. east bay congressman eric swalwel has sounded the security awrap for years. >> reporter: we are very vulnerable to people wandering around the airport grounds before they are confronted. >> reporter: he wants all airports to incorporate new technology. >> motion detection. >> reporter: the technology is not cheap and could range from 100 grand to seve

the tsa says perimeter security is not its responsibility.hat's in the hands of each airport and state and local law enforcement. >>> a consumer alert, sabra hummus is recalling about 30,000 cases because of possible contamination with listeria. the recall is nationwide, it includes the 10-ounce and 17-ounce 6-packs. if you would like to check yours, find the sku number at the bottom of the bar code, match to the list of numbers included in the recall which you will find on our website. >>> when we come back tonight, what the palace said about whether prince george is getting a brother or sister. >>> finally tonight, the palace has revealed new details about the impending birth of prince george's little brother or sister, including the fact that william and kate have chosen not to find out the sex of the baby until it arrives. but the moment they find out probably won't be on camera unlike the video of one mom gone viral. her reaction, priceless. here's nbc's kate snow. >> reporter: a mom who already had six boys is about to learn the gender

do a perimeter check. we'll secure the perimeter. >>> in corcoran the constant influx of drugs and weapons represents a very real threat to the safety of the officer and inmates. the investigative services unit or isu, tries to keep the prisons rampant contraband problem under control. >> round up the inmates, do a perimeter check. secure the perimeter. inmates nonlethal overdose at his job in a laundry facility spark this is full-scale investigation by the isu team. >> today we're conducting a search of the pia warehouse laundry searching for any kind of contraband. last month we had an inmate overdose in the prison laundry on his job site. >> since corcoran's laundry facilities often act as a contraband distribution center for the inmate population this may be one of isu's best chances to catch the drugs before they spread to the rest of the prison. >> because of the big area and areas they could hide in we'll bring in two narcotics dogs here and do a mass search of certain areas and hopefully come up po

that perimeter is inspect and patrolled on a very regular basis but some say in 2015 the the real threat may not be a car barreling through a fence anymore. >> i think we're getting into a world where it is in more cyber risk than physical security. i worry more about hack nothing to commuters. >> that was our brad satan reporting. several big airport in insuring and boston only released partial information or none at all. >> as for philadelphia, the the airport says any damage to the fence is considered i believe. in the last two years there were just two incidents, in so far this year. >> let's keep that it way. >> absolutely. >>> 4:42. what would you wear to a formal meeting with president obama? >> not that. >> a polo shirt. >> the reason why this dude was so under dressed. >>> ladies listen to this, forget about breaking the ice with that guy at the bar. there is a new app that promises to do it for you. >>> what is that move. >> something that you cannot to. >> look at that fog in atlantic city. on the beat maybe. >> do what you were doing? >> little less pronounced then what you w

. >> i say we share the most information on perimeter issues of any airport. call it a perimeter incident, a breach. we view its as a violation of our access control. we investigate it. we take it seriously. >> he said two of the incidents involve people gaining access to planes. one at a corporate facility on the property, and a second involving a pilot's son accessing a plane without clearance. sfo has already launched a number of measures to enhance security including thermal imaging cameras, improved night lighting, increased patrols and motion sensors to detect intruders. meantime, mineta san jose airport was ranked fifth worst in the country for perimeter breaches. the most well known incident which a san jose teen scaled a fence and stowed away in a plane's wheel well to maui. they are adding a fence and barbed wire. >>> new at 5:00 dashcam video shows the moments before a south carolina police officer shot and killed an unarmed black man. kpix 5's veronica de la cruz with the new perspective. this is the second camera we have been hearing about. >> rep

finally catching that third man when he tried to break their perimeter. right now live in oakland, anne

the associated press conducted this investigation of perimeter security breaches among 30 airports. there had been 25 incidents at philadelphia international airport, since 2004, including this one back in 2012, when a man drove his jeep on to the runway. since then, an airport spokeswoman says they've re inch fos dollars the gates added extra patrols and cameras. >> this also say all but one of those incidents were unintentional. we spoke with aviation expert arthur wolf who says even one time ask too many. >> i don't think it matters whether it is intentional or not. the one intention at person could have been a terror that's generates a horrible disaster for the people who visit the airport. >> the ap investigation found that none of the perimeter breaches were terror-related. interesting to note, boston and new york's airports did not take part in the study. our justin finch will have much more in a live report coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news". >> education was front and center as philadelphia's democratic candidates for mayor squared off. cbs philly team upped wi

she became the 37th woman to breach the perimeter here at sfo since 2004 making sfo the nation's airport with the most amount of breaches during that amount of time as first reported by the "associated press." just moments ago the airport held a news conference to respond to that ap story pointing out that it has a 15-mile perimeter that including eight miles of waterline. of those 37 breaches, only four the airport says ininvolve the airport fencing. six involve voters in distress or wayward. most of it is through a gate whether intentionally or unintentionally. two did gain access to aircraft. none of the incidented did in involve weapons and the airport points out that 16 of the incidents involve people with mental illness or who were homeless. you see the mugshot of this woman. she left the homeless shelter, made her way, tried to wave down a plane to get a ride back home in central america. she was arrested and has since pled not guilty. >> i would submit to you in terms of how we compare to other airports we share the most information of perimeter inlt accidents. very viet as a vio

reportedly involve vehicles and perimeter fencing crashes. phl says if stepped up its perimeter safety, now using extra cable guardrails, and beams, with cameras and increased patrols keeping watch. the ap study spans back to 2004 and details the following. in 2014, a young driver struck a fence, after losing control of a car. one year before, a woman taking a turn too fast almost struck a parked plane. that same year, a drunk woman was arrested, after walking past the guard into a secured area. to aviation expert arthur wolk single security breach of any kind is too many. >> i don't think it matters whether it is intentional or not. the one intentional person could have been a terrorist that generate horrible disaster. >> and the study says, knowledge of those breaches were actually terror-related. we are number two san francisco international is number one on that list, and studying more than 268 airport, there are some 31 incidents reported. live at the airport justin fin. cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> thank you. right now 5:36. in busines

. >>> topping our news now, sfo is the least secure airport in the country when it comes to perimeter breaches according to an investigation from the "associated press" based on incidents over the past decade. descriptions of the incidents range from driver inadvertently took a rental car through a gate to secure area, to unspecified perimeter security breach. that phrase was common in the san francisco data. congressman eric swalwell says all airports need to incorporate new perimeter technology. >> we're vulnerable to people wandering around the airport grounds before they are confronted. >> fifth on the list is mineta international airport in san jose which has had a few high- profile breaches over the past year. >>> the man in charge of the state puc is asking whether pg&e is just too big to operate safely. cpuc chief michael picker will raise that issue at a meeting today where regulators will vote on a $1.6 billion penalty for the deadly pipeline explosion in san bruno. picker is concerned pg&e makes so much money, the utility can just shrug off the fine. he now wants to reexami

it used to be you set up a perimeter, wait for a tactical unit wait for the s.w.a.t. to come in. now it's first officers who respond, you try -- you engage with the shooter, you deal with the shooter, because you don't want more lives to be lost or the potential for lives to be lost. >> yes. bingo. >> the idea before columbine, pre-columbine police tactics, uniform officers at the scene, set up a perimeter, allow for the special weapons team the s.w.a.t. teams, the emergency service team to come in and handle the problem. after columbine, police tactics changed completely. you had to bypass people who were injured to stop an active shooter right away. i'm wondering in this case if that wasn't in the back of this officer's head. i'm having a hard time understanding why he ran his car over a curb into a brick wall. >> final thoughts? >> i'll tell you, anderson. had this guy when he was dilly dallying walking down the streets and the cops not taking any action had shot and killed somebody on the street we'd be talking about, how come that officer didn't take any action earlier. >> m

the tarmac side of the airport my mendoza says she was stopped by security as he tried to climb a perimeter fence. and last november miguel of zaragoza was caught allegedly trespassing on the atlantic aviation ran be tried to escape was caught by police after they took the city made his truck on a joyride. and he called this woman the serial stowaway maryland hartmann is from the bay area was illegally boarding planes across the country she was able to actually get on a plane in the net and flied l.a. without a ticket. >> reporter: and of course the old and forget the teen stowaway he got on a hawaiian airlines jet and flew all the way to hawaii in the wheel well of the debt before it was discovered that was nearly a year ago police say he got on the tarmac by scaling the airport's perimeter fence. >> reporter: here we are a year later with our. >> reporter: we have a health alert for parents in the east bay. kickoff is been reported to high- school said antioch and jackie sizzle was like a deer valley high school we're in one case was confirmed there by the superintendent. >> reporter: sch

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. >> catherine : s-f-o reported the highest number of perimeter breaches of any airport in the county. according to their data.intruders have gotten in 37 times since 2004.an average of 3-4 times a year. an airport spokesman says their numbers include accidental breaches like boaters in the bay who get too close to the runways. nearly half of the incidents involved homeless or mentally unbalanced individuals. twice people made it on to airplanes before they were stopped. the airport says they take all of the incidents seriously and are continuing to make improvements to their security. maureen kelly kron4 news >> reporter :here in san jose airport officials said there are the on the way to increase security. san jose international airport has sent eight been security breaches going back 10 years. as you can see work is already on their way to increase the height of the perimeter fence including some new barbed wire on the top of that fence. >> catherine : stake traffic officials are challenging scooters--students to cease testing while driving. hayward had to try and shoot baskets whi

it would appear from the chopper coverage that they are working to establish a perimeter, in other words, keep the lawlessness contained to a certain area i can tell that you sense this began about 3:15 or so this afternoon, a baltimore and washington time began with a few people throwing rocks and bricks and a number of cops coming at them in riot gear but the cops being pushed back as they were vastly outnumbered by the demonstrators and then the cops were forced at some point or made the decision at some point to retreat and after they did so they had been massing in different areas, as you can see right here of waiting presumably at some point for the call to go back and take back the streets. their time is short. sun down about an hour and a half away and these sorts of situations are much more difficult in the dark of night. we have reports of at least seven police officers officially from authorities injured. one of those seven police officers with broken bones. another said by the spokesman for the baltimore city police department to have been unresponsive upon first contact. tho

the faa rules indicate that all airports in america have a six foot fence around the perimeter and the san jose airport complied with that rulebut, for some reason people kept climbing the fence and getting onto the tarmac and, sometimes, even boarded planes once they were inside. officials say the new fencing will help with the security measures at mineta san jose airport. rosemary barnes we are making sure that we're doing our best to ensure protection. we are going above and beyond the federal standards. we're hoping this will deter others from scaling our fence line >> j.r. :the work started a few weeks ago and airport officials say the progress is going along much more quickly than estimated. the fencing is being funded right now from airport general funds but a request has been put in for some money from the feds to complete the security upgrade. barns >> in fact, we are going to the federal government and asking for about nine million dollars in funding, both to increase the fenceline and all other areas of the airport as well as to introduce technology in conjunction with the p

the airport has beefed up perimeter security to keep intruders out.an was arrested on charges she walked out onto the runway. now, officials appear to be defensive after an analysis found between january of 2004 and january of this year there were 37 breaches at sfo, the most of any airport. philadelphia was number two with 25. l.a.x. had 24. mineta san jose rounded out the top five with 18 breaches. some of the passengers at sfo this morning told us they are alarmed by these findings. >> security is a big deal. i think that right now it's bad. >> that news conference at 10:00 at sfo officials will outline prim mip ter security -- perimeter security improvements in place. now, the associated press said its report did not count cases where a person snuck past terminal checkpoints without being screened. the focus of the study was the breakdowns that allowed unauthority iced people to get -- unauthorized people to get past the fencing at the airport. >>> sabra dipping company is recalling 30,000 cases of hummus. the voluntary recall of the company's cla

perimeter security is very important to our airport. we take this obligation very seriously. >> reporter: the spokesman says one of the reasons the number may be particularly high at san francisco is the airport counts even small incidents. he says there's a security system in place that has physical barriers, thorough imaging cameras and patrols, but there are problems at many other airplanes including here at l.a.x., one of seven airports in four states reporting more than half the breaches. at l.a.x. a mentally ill man hopped the perimeter fence eight times in less than a year. at other airports five people made it onto jets. airport officials insist their permits are secure, but some international airports in israel report no perimeter intrusions. >> the count of security breaches is likely much higher because two airports had incomplethree of new york's airport as well as logan airport in boston refused to release information citing security concerns. thanks for watching wusa9 news at 5:00. >>> wusa9 news at 6:00 starts right now.

so on balance, it would be better to set a perimeter. >> so you risk him turning around and taking -- firing on an officer and they are not behind bulletproof glass sand they are in range behind that pistol what do you make of it? >> i can't believe what i'm hearing. you see what this officer did. you see this windshield crash. you see him drive straight into a wall which under any other circumstance would look like a fast and furious 8. this is not a police tactic. this is no tactic. in fact, you hear what the other policeman said in the first camera which is don't go there. don't go there. he's got a gun. just as easily the suspect could have turned around and started firing because he sees the car approach. this makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. you have no idea -- the officer who is coming in and hitting the brick wall he doesn't know if there is kids playing on the other side of that wall or anything else. this is insanity. >> this saved lives. he could have walked into anybody on the street. somebody could have came out of the house and shot them. forget about the guy's ment

philadelphia airport says since that incident they have hardened the perimeter adding cable beams and guide rails. >>> 6 candidates will hold an event at fox chase elementary school. the candidates share their ideas on education and job development affordable housing and public safety. >>> time to talk about accuweather and some serious rain coming our way. >> looks like we could get a line of showers with gusty thunderstorms this afternoon. for now, storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you most of the area is drying out with the first round of morning rain pushing over to the east. closer view shows we have opened up a couple of thunderstorms around wrights mill and georgetown and burlington county. a little bit of this popping up to the west of florence and tracking more toward the area of southern trenton. that one right there pretty decent cluster of thunderstorms. none of these are going to take all that long to get past you. if you're in trenton the south side you'll pick this up, it will past through arriving another five or ten minutes, it will only take five or ten minutes

they found him as he was trying to breakthrough the perimeter. they have him in custody and opened up foothill boulevard. that is the good news. there were two homicides overnight. we asked if they were related and at this point they said they can't release that information, just that it was a busy night and those men were wanted for violent crimes. live in oakland, abc 7 news. >> thanks a lot. >> developing news, the police commissioner said he is pleased with the community where residents were policing themselves. the night time curfew worked to keep people off the streets. there were no incidents reported and they did disburse the crowd with tear gas. ten people were arrested. two for looting and know one for disorderly conduct. 235 people on monday were arrested after the funeral of freddie gray, a black man who died in police custody. >> in a speech at the white house, president obama noted that the underlying issue in baltimore is poverty. perhaps one of the most relatable items is the number of kids going hungry. an estimated one out of th

happened about 5:30 at 37th and market streets, the suspect ran from the scene prompting a perimeter. our camera person spotted one person detained in the back of a patrol car, he was unclear if he was arrested. police have not released detail on that person's injuries or condition. >>> and in san francisco police are investigating a collision involving a patrol car, it happened just before noon yesterday at eighth and harrison. witnesses say a driver ran a red light and slammed into the passenger side of a police car. the officer was taken to the hospital but officials say he was not seriously hurt. the other driver was not also seriously hurt. >>> a hearing is set for 1:00 to finalize a million dollars settlement between occupied protesters and the city of oakland. 360 demonstrators will share $1.36 million. they filed a lawsuit against the city claiming they were unlawfully arrested and in a demonstration back in 2012 and detained in inhumane conditions. some arrested were held for 85 hours. >>> john kerry and diplomats from five other world powers plus iran are continuing nuclear

get a perimeter on this house. >>> it's wednesday, april 1st "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown. breaking news overnight. andrew getty, the grandson of oil tie con j. paul getty was found dead in his home. he was just 47. at this point the coroner says it doesn't appear there was any criminal activity involved. he had been feeling i'm and was planning to see a doctor today. sources say there was trauma to his body. police say a woman in the home at the time is being questioned. >>> now to the crash in the alps. lufthansa airlines is under fire after admitting it knew about the co-pilot's mental history. this morning the airline's ceo visited the crash site to remember the 150 lives lost. afterwards he spoke to reporters. >> i would like to also give my word to the victims that we don't only help this week. we want to help as long as help is needed. that's also my promise. we're very very sorry that such a terrible accident could have happened in lufthansa where we put so much focus on

next door the lead is an upscale perimeter right next door - >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm with the community participating i urge you to approve the housing balance ordinance that was unanimously adapted 23 we want to see a balanced how's lard we need to see the tool in the pipeline past, present, and future i urge you to past that as urged by the commission thank you. >> is there another speaker. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm a tenant at the antics by community housing partnering and work for them as a organizer what i would like to see supervisor kim and supervisor cohen i'd like to see like more affordable housing maybe that will keep our streets clean we have people on the street it makes our neighborhoods bad address make that safer for our children and we also need affordable housing families all our families are moving out of the neighborhood we need to keep our families here and keep our streets safer thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi afternoon panel i'm mike i'm a veteran