. >>> brian stow has a new job.tow's family just announced he started a nonprofit where he will be speaking to students about bullying. stow was nearly beaten to death outside of dodger stadium after a giants-dodger game. before his injuries stow saved lives as a paramedics. the brian stow foundation says his new mission is to save lives by telling his story and hoping it will lead people to live kinder lives. >>> there are plenty of fun events for music, sports, art and wine lovers in the bay area this weekend. here's mike mibach. >> it's not quite labor day but the last weekend of august is here and this is your weekend watch. time for a road trip to stockton. pack the car folks the san jose saber cats will play in the arena bowl championship saturday 4:00 p.m. against jacksonville. it is music in the park from downtown san jose. taking the stage los lonely boys. 5:00, plaza de cesar chavez. the go pro grand prix of sonoma is set for sunday. the race is at 2:00. children 12 and under are free. general admission ti

before his injuries stow saved lives as a paramedic. the bryan stow foundation says his new mission is to save lives by telling his story and hoping it will lead people to live kinder lives. >>> former nba star known as chocolate thunder has died. darrell dawkins' family says says just 58 years old and he died yesterday as a heart attack. and he was known for his back board shattering dunks over his 14 year career. >>> a & e along with the lifetime movie network will air two documentaries with secret case of the oj case. the untold story will air september 30th and the next day oj speaks the hidden tapes will air on a & e. both is claim to give unprecedented access to the trial. >>> time is 4:39. republican presidential candidate donald trump's lead has widen but both he and hillary clinton are suffering from some tough word oh,s. doug luzader has the latest from washington. >> reporter: what is the first word that comes to mind when you think of donald trump or hillary clinton? some of the answers to those questions are not very flatte

of the late '60s that really inspired the phase of the black freedom struggle they greatly admired stowe three carmichael who himself was a student when he was politicized and drop dead of collagen was the leader of the student nonviolent were dating committee one of the most important organizations to topple legal apartheid in the south and after the achievement, leaders set their sights to take the student movement to colleges nationwide and with that shift away from the south but tears take action and improve their lives. >> at then there's the great question and it is counterintuitive that historically black colleges its universities are added time when many black students were at a time to why did opportunity at the white institution but what students had come to learn is integration as it played >> >> to update for a new era of jews serve the needs of a new generation of black students. >> host: professor where is jackson state colleges and what happened may 15, 1970? >> jackson state is in jackson mississippi. that is one case of a season of violence inflicted on black students by

a very heavy cargo stowed in the lost part of the ship, used as ballast. what is really wonderful about these silver ingots is that they are so richly marked. we see on the surface the shippers marks. we have receivers mark, a person who was to pick it up in spain when it arrived. a serial number, telling us when it was made. we have karat marks, dates, assayer's mark, and this corresponds to a written manifest, so we know who exactly to.e marks correspond we know who are shipping, why, and who was to pick it up. it was tremendous history about the economics of the time. the artifacts that we have from s, we have a little bit of everything that was on these ships, from amazing treasures that we know were on there, but also the dishes, the medical gear, weaponry, the tools, all these other things that were required to keep a community functioning in the middle of the ocean.

a stow away in the wheel well from a flight from san jose to hawaii. he was able to get on the flight after he climbed over a fence. mineta international airport had five security breachesane year and now the federal government -- breaches in a year and now the federal government announced money towards improving the fence to make it more secure. ktvu's azenith smith is live at mineta international airport with what is being done here. >> reporter: you believe it, 4- 5 security breaches had to do with someone climbing over the fence. right now i want to show you the fence that has been raised to 10 feet with the new grant money. more fencing will be raised to stop anymore unauthorized access. >> reporter: as planes land at mineta international airport more fencing will be installed. thanks to a $3.4 million grant from the faa. >> any breach is unacceptable. what you want to work towards perfection. >> reporter: something needed to be done after the first breach last year when a 15-year- old hopped the fence and stow away on a plane on a flight to hawai

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the operation and stowe antivenin and i had about of interactions and they're very uneasy of the soviet economy. i might say this was not the attitude of the ncaa or dod. but he disagrees at one point in his diary reagin rights bill said i should ask for george does recognition. [laughter] and actually he says that is what i want him to do arabia should ask him for the resignation. [laughter] hero to those things out. but another thing that happened is i got back from a trip to new chide them aware of what happened we got all lots of so on saturday morning how about coming over for supper? we go over and the four of us sit around and now they're asking me about the chinese leaders and what kind of people are they? to they have a sense of humor? what are they worried about? then they start to ask me about the soviet leader's and i am sitting there saying to myself, this guy has never had an important meeting in -- with the big time communist leader. so i have great difficulty to have weekly meetings to with the ambassadors the object was no big deal. so i said you talk to him. he said th

whose armies effectively ended the civil war and on the of is that you could have harrogate beecher stowethis book help to start the civil war. you could have civil rights figures on both sides of a bill to you could have rosa park's on one side and cesar chavez on the other. it's an opportunity i would think they think really broadly about the incredible diversity of this country we will never capture every kind of demographic person on a handful of bills which we were promise of youth in a few years anyway, but if you put a couple of different features with different perspectives, then the bill itself tells a story of democracy which is what we really in this country. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. >> speaking of money -- [laughter] >> he will be a. happily signing, so please form a line to the right of the table and pleasure member to fold up your chair. >> booktv is on twitter and facebook, and we want to hear from you. tweet us, twitter.com/booktv or post a comment on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. >> booktv recently visited capitol hill to ask minutes of cong

stow, it real stow -- so to get a person that is in the news all the time, and is running for presidenty not bring him to a place that most of the, most of the people write off. so i think bringing him to massachusetts is a -- was a great thing. and people were impressed with him. my girlfriend was saying that, that sunhe wasn't really, was o the fence with him. after seeing him. wow, i could change my mind. >> so the people are there, are they all fans? were there people who were on the fence like your girlfriend? >> no, absolutely not. no, no, no. this is not a republican, rah-rah thing. there are many, many democrats here. probably 50/50. that's, i'm not a political guy. i'm socially liberal. and i'm fiscally conservative. i'm a capitalist with a conscience. i, i believe that the right guy should be there no matter what party he is from. >> so you said it was democrats. the kind of people showing up. all wealthy people. $100 a plate. that money doesn't come so easily to everyone. >> not all wealthy people. no. right. that watch the point that the campaign made to me. they said listen

. >> you and the pope have one thing in common and that is that you both love san lauren stow. >> i am jewish myself, but the pope has always been a good friend, both of san lorenzo and the jewish people and we love him. >> i am a great fan of san lorenzo -- but the name of the pope is important. it's now parts of all the world. it's a great team from around the world. >> there are thousands of soccer teams throughout the world and tens of millions of fans but only these fans know that they are rooting for the pope's team and they know it and they love it. >> and we may have the phanatic in swoop but san lorenzo has the pope. >> and how about this? pontiff fan, that is his name, he would not give me an exact score but he had it on excellent authority that san lorenzo would win, i wonder if he would place a small wager? isn't that like insider trading? san lorenzo made the pope's day by winning 2-1, so with all the controversies on the pope's plate like giving communion to divorced and remarried catholics, he can take one moment and dream of a championship, and pope francis as eagles fa

are you done stowing away now? >> oh, gosh, yes, yes. >> reporter: but the very next day hartman was back at midway, spotted and intercept plied by chicago police. these security videos obtained by nbc 5 investigates show officers standing by while hartman purchased a ticket to new york's laguardia airport. and here, as they escort her down the escalator and through the concourse to security, where they watched as she boarded a southwest flight to new york. hartman never made it to laguardia, she allegedly became disruptive to the play and was removed from the plane. this time, she didn't face charges, but she showed up at o'hare the very next day. airport security cameras captured the home as hartman made an attempt to get past security at a checkpoint at united's terminal one. watch as she attempts to blend in with a family at one tsa station, then attempt it is with another group at the position on the right, where she is spotted and turned away. by then, an alert had already gone out that hartman was in the ter

something needed to be done after the first breach last year when a 15-year-old hopped the fence and stowed away on a plane on a flight to hawaii. in march a woman was seen running around the south end of the air field after she jumped the fence. >> it will eliminate the -- deter people who want to scale the fence. before it was easy. six foot. >> reporter: she says the new grant will raise 8600 feet of fence line to 10 feet at the north and is about ends of the airport may next year. right -- south ends of the airport may of next year. >> we are phasing this based upon funding and studying what needs to be upgraded. how will we upgrade. >> reporter: passengers say improvement can't come soon enough given all the breaches that already happened. >> i am hoping the government and the investment can keep up with what is happening. i am afraid the people who are trying to do bad things can do things faster than we can keep up. it isn't enough to cover the entire perimeter. that is the goal. as well as incorporating security technology upgrades like surveillance, and motion detectors. in san jos

the political class and popular opinion decided by and large the stow aways are up to go good.ear it everywhere you go. thousands would come if they could, just for the free handouts, housing and whatever they can get, really. they say they want to work. i don't think, actually, that is the case. >> the country, the people, is not for migrants, it's for the british, why should they come over in the first place. >> it's not mattering that most is not true, that the lorries stacked up are stuck not because of migrants but a strike in the ferry port. those that try to explain to the public that almost all of those are likely to be legitimate refugees had their voices drowned out. >> the policy that david cameron was talking about of more army and fences is not going to work. the deterrence is based on the imuse that they are economic migrants. the reality is that they are fleeing for their lives, and the u.k. and the rest of europe needs to take responsibility for that. >> the prime minister spoke of a swarm of migrants coming by their thousands. the local council has a number for

against all migrants, the political class and popular opinion here have decided that by and large the stoways are almost all up to no good. you hear it everywhere you go. >> i think there are thousands that would come if they could just for the freehandouts housing and whatever they can get really. they say they want to work but i don't think actually that is the case. >> this country is for these people. it is for the british. so why should they be coming over in the first place? >> reporter: it's not mattering that most of it isn't true that the loris got stuck there because of a strike. and those who try to explain to the public that almost all of those in calais are likely to be legitimate refugees have had their voices drowned out. >> the policy that david cameron is talking about of more army more fences is just not going to work. because the reality is they are fleeing for their lives, and the u.k. and the rest of europe does need to take responsibility for that. >> the prime minister has spoken of a swarm of migrants coming by the thousands. well, the local council has a number for

the problem is, still got the moisture will make it feel kind of muggy for the next couple of days, stowe will take us some time to get out of t we will get there eventually. meantime today, though, we expect to extend the heatwave for fourth day, then finally start to break the worse of the heat anyway, as we head forward in the forecast. meisha, over to you. >> so important, drink that water on these warm days, thanks so much, katie. good reminder for myself, as well, right there with most of you. ninety-five southbound at cottman, enter center city looking great here although just about ten minutes ago, looking at this picture, wasn't quite heating up like this did will be busy on 59 specially around cottman, give yourself couple of extra minute in the area. schuylkill expressway eastbound at jird after, see, looking good here, everyone traveling around at posted speeds, so we want to see in this hour. traveling around at posted speeds we move toward six of. ninety-five southbound at broad street, before the girard point bridge. you can see plenty of vehicles out, there but for those e

i stowe words i gave them back. have $1 billion. >> all of the means i have of him being creepy that he is more than ordinary which would serve him well to go down the rabbit hole would help her campaign because right now we focus on her but that is all there is. i wouldn't be surprised if joe biden jumps in because people close to him and close to hillary know that something will be revealed very soon because they need a strong candidate. kennedy: he is a strong candidate. we will talk about their research sites. guess who edits? iranians. we will talk about the long relationship with the donald and his time as a celebrity bodyguard. which of these three have not? hophead the answers coming up later. rubut then i got ap domain and built my website all at godaddy. now i look so professional, i just got my first customer who isn't related to me. get a domain, website and email starting at $1/month all at godaddy. ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time, 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepl

abdi made headlines last year when he stowed away in the wheel well of a hawaiian airlines jet after scaling the airport's perimeter fence. clearly the feds saw there was a need at this particular airport to get this done. >> certainly our airport saw the need based upon some incidents that happened here. >> reporter: rosemary barnes is a spokesperson for the airport and says their first priority is fencing. >> it entails a 3-foot concrete base topped by 7 feet of perimeter fencing then topped by one foot of razor wire. so there's a lot of components going on there. there's a lot of costs involved for those various materials. then there's the labor cost. >> reporter: east bay congressman eric swalwell told kpix 5 back in april something needs to be done. >> until we have a system where security officials are alerted at the moment of the breach, we're very vulnerable to people wandering around the airport grounds before they're confronted. >> reporter: swalwell along with other local leaders pushed to the federal grant. while it all goes toward fences, the airport hopes the next phase

they scale barbed wire fences, try to stow away on trucks and ferries or even walk 31 miles through the undersea tunnel to great britain. >> i want to go to england. england is nice for me. >> reporter: this man who fled the war in sudan said he has tried five times to get to england. but with heavy security in place turning them back, he and so many others plot their next move in the camps with no place else to go. it's a story we heard again and again here in the camps. men and women willing to risk their lives for the chance at a better life. and tonight many are making their way off into the darkness to try yet again. lester? >> ron allen in france tonight. >>> a 17-year-old from virginia is now the youngest person in the u.s. to be sentenced to prison for supporting isis. ali shukri amin pleaded guilty in june to recruiting online for isis and helping a classmate get to syria to join that terror group. amin, a one-time honors student, received 11 years in prison. >>> the lone survivor from that horrific shooting on live tv is in good condition tonight following a pair of surgeries.

against all migrants, the political class and popular opinion here have decided that by and large the stow aways are almost all up to no good. you hear it everywhere you go. >> thousands would come if they would, for the free houses. they say they don't want to work, but i don't think that's the case. >> why should they be coming over in the first place. >> it stopped mattering that most of it is not true. it got stuck there not because of migrants but by a strike at the ferry port. those who try to explain to the public that almost all of those in calley are likely to be legitimate refugees have had their voices drowned out. >> more army, more fences is just not going to work, because that deterrents is based on the illusion that they are economic migrants when the reality is that they are fleeing for their lives and the u.k. and the roast of europe does not to take responsible for that. >> the prime minister has spoken of a swarm of migrants coming by the thousands. well, the local thousand has a number for those accompanied children it has to look after, in total it stands at 639, not t

they've had several people make it on to the field including that 15-year-old boy who stowed away in a rear wheel. janine de la vega will have reaction to the plan and the other thing that needs to happen in order to finish the project. >>> we are learning more about a deadly accident until fairfield involving a world war ii tank. kevin wright died saturday after he was run over by the tank. wright was attending a family reunion. the chp says the husband of jelly belly ceo was giving people rides in the tank. wright was sitting on it as it traveled down a dirt hill. he lost his balance, fell in front of the tank and was run over. jelly belly's chairman of the board says the family is grieving over the tragic loss. >>> san jose police are investigating the suspicious death of a man who was found inside of a home. they called them about noon yesterday. when officers arrived they found the middle age man dead inside the home. he has not been identified. police say they are investigating the death as suspicious but would not elaborate on the circumstances. >>> seven suspects entered not

senator, it these do with working closer with the steamship lines in putting more discipline in the stowf the vessels which has been put aside because of the way the vessels are calling on the asian ports and the way the shipping alliances are work ing working s to do much much more closely with the shipping of data which we're finding siloed within the supply chain being able to provide a terminal=óçb÷ operatoh information more than two days before that vessel hits their termin terminal. i'm not sure we can tell too much more about how we deal with beyond that. >> thank you for holding this hearing and the witness, mr. mizer, in congratulations on 20 years, it seems like yesterday. i didn't hear in your testimony discussion about the drone issue from a technology perspective but clearly this committee, larger full committee has had testimony on that and it's one area and mr. christensen, loved everything that you said except for it would have been great of you if you had said it was about seattle/tacoma instead of l.a./long beach. still very happy to hear your description of the economi

a teen who hopped the fence and stowed away on a flight to hawaii last year sparked the change in an area that's known for hi-tech inventions. the airport is going decidedly low tech. clearly the feds thought there was a need at this particular airport to get this done. >> certainly our airport saw the need based upon some incidents that happened here. it entails a 3-foot concrete base topped by 7 feet of perimeter fencing and then topped by 1 foot of razor wire. so there's a lot of components going on there. there's a lot of costs involved for those various materials and then there's the labor costs. >> the airport is now taking bids to build that fence. it should be done by next may. >>> a bay area woman thought she would never get a prized family painting back after someone stole it, but then something unexpected happened. kpix5's christin ayers has her story. >> reporter: nellie hill has loved it since the day her parents brought it home from paris back in 1957. the artist even wrote a note to her parents on the back. >> mr. and mrs. hill. >> i've always loved the painting becaus

against all migrants, the political class and popular opinion here have decided that by and large the stows are almost all up to no good. you hear it everywhere you go. >> thousands would come if they could and just for the free hands out and housing and whatever they can get really. that is the warfare. they say they want to work but i don't think actually that is the case. >> this country it's people. it's not for migrants and only the british and why should they be coming over in the first place. >> reporter: mattering that most is not true and they got stuck there not because of the migrants but by a strike at the ferry port in cali and trying to explain those in cali and are legitimate refugees had their voices drowned out. >> cameron is talking about more army and more defensive and that is not going to work because that is based on the illusion they are economic migrants and t the realization is they are fleeing for their lives and the uk and the rest of the world has to take responsibility for that. >> reporter: spoken of a swarm of migrants coming by the thousand and the local cou

stowe just feels better and betterment and then, i mean, this is the stretch of days that you want to enjoy. mid, low 80s, full sunshine, low humidity, that's wednesday, thursday, and friday, meisha. can't get better than, that right? >> oh, you really can't. then you know you come to me in this picture, look what's going on behind me. such a buzz kill. thanks, katie. good morning, everyone. it is still early. we can't always be the bearer of good news, we have an accident here, delaware county, around ridley park, and this is after the blue route, before you get to the airport, 95 northbound, at ridley park, two center lanes blocked. let me move out of the way here little bit. you can see, there is just kind after whole host of stuff going on here, we have the emergency vehicles, out there, three cars, people out on foot. and everyone out there is trying to swerve around. so if you are thinking about traveling around, 59, at ridley park, take a look at, that did you see the backups? >> give yourself couple of extra minutes here, 59 at cottman, moving in the southbound direction tryin

i stowe words i gave them back. have $1 billion. >> all of the means i have of him being creepy that he is more than ordinary which would serve him well to go down the rabbit hole would help her campaign because right now we focus on her but that is all there is. i wouldn't be surprised if joe biden jumps in because people close to him and close to hillary know that something will be revealed very soon because they need a strong candidate. kennedy: he is a strong candidate. we will talk about their research sites. guess who edits? iranians. we will talk about the long relationship with the donald and his time as a celebrity bodyguard. which of these three have not? hophead the answers coming up later. behold, these are two wind turbines. can you spot the difference? the wind farm on the right was created using digital models and real world location-based specs that taught it how to follow the wind. so while the ones on the left are waiting, the ones on the right are pulling power out of thin air. pretty impressive,

delta region and the concern is that flood waters from central and north myanmar will flow into major stow going south and the worry now is that new areas of myanmar could become flooded. >>> the leading republican contenders vying for the u.s. presidential nomination had their first debate and early frontrunner donald trump reenforced his reputation of bold talk and holding a threat of running an incampaign if he fails to be nominated and tom ackerman reports from cleveland. >> reporter: the crowd of 5,000 republicans expected sparks as the ten top polling contenders took the stage, donald trump did not disappoint. the only one refusing to rule out an independent campaign if he loses the republican race. >> you can't say tonight that you can make that pledge. >> i cannot say. >> reporter: when donald trump started saying off he would not pledge to support the republican nominee you heard the crowd reaction. a lot of people will be asking do you get to play in our party if you don't agree to play by the rules? >> reporter: trump went on to repeat his charges that mexico deliberately sent i

among several security breaches in the past 18 months, you may recall that santa clara teenager who stowedway in the wheel well of an airplane. the faa is awarding the airport a grant of $3.4 million. that money will allow sjc to better secure its perimeter, including raising the fence to ten feet high with the razor wire top. the new fence should be finished by next year. there will also be unspecified high-tech improvements. for three young men credited for taking down a terror suspect on a high-speed train in france. today, france awarded the three childhood friends with the country's highest honor at the presidential palace in paris. spencer stone, alek skarlatos and anthony sadler were on vacation in europe when they took down a heavily armed terror suspect last friday. they disarmed the suspect's ak-47 and pistol before knocking him out and tying him up. >> he seemed like he was ready to fight to the end, so, so were we. >> i just want that lesson to be learned going forward. learned going forward. in times of terror like the police do something. don't just stand by and watch. >> rep

a team sparked the change after he -- a teen sparked the change after he hopped the fence and stowed away on a flight to hawaii. >> the feds saw there was a need here to get this done. >> certainly our airport saw the need based upon some incidents that happened here. it entails a 3-foot concrete base topped by 7 feet of perimeter fencing and then topped by one foot of razor wire. so there's a lot of components going on there. there's a lot of cost involved for those various materials anden that there's the labor costs. >> the airport is now taking bids to build the fence. it should be done by next may. >>> the grass is not green on the other side of the fence. it's no secret -- let me start again. it's no secret that drought is causing grass everywhere to go brown. but at san jose state it's going green. kpix 5's devin fehely explains. >> reporter: with homeowners across california letting their lawns turn brown or just ripping them out, san jose state university is doing something you just don't see much anymore. at least not in the middle of an historic drought. it's planting a se

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that encouraged a great deal of slacking off i must say but even stowe one of the questions that lingered over everything is as if i could return to the united states said under what condition? that the emotional investment proved to be very taxing and continued to be even if i could obtain a the work visa. >> host: and/or during research back to princeton at that point. >> was hired for a research project right of princeton with a thesis advisor and when i was hired an application was filed with for the work visa submitted the paperwork in but did and after a few months we got word that it had been approved. >> host: there is a point when you are at oxford slacking off that you entertained ideas of other careers. not specifically in the book but it gives though listeners hear a little insight to your personality and the many sides that you have. you thought about major league baseball? you love baseball so much which by the way is a very academic pursuit as i have learned. what is it that fascinated you and why did you decide that wasn't the career for me? >> with the baseball team or ba

this is part of an effort to eliminate stowe scraping where the secretary of all men security from last november to partially fix our broken immigration and system. two of them are subject to litigation the other eight are under way. over all these actions are devoted to strengthening border security to why prioritizing deportation of criminals promoting access to citizenship and high skilled businesses and the number of other things to reform the immigration system. as part of executive actions we have enforcement priorities to provide clear and sharp guidance to the field saying we must prioritize the resources on the removal of those are dangerous criminals and a national security threat and border crossers. rather focusing resources and those of have been here many years and 11.3 million undocumented immigrants setter here in this country and more than half have been here over 10 years many have spouses and children who are united states citizens and we must reckon with that reality. go away. and frankly know administration will deport the large population of people we don't have th

something needed to be done after the first breach last year when a 15-year-old hop the fence and stowed away in the wheel well of the plane on a flight to wife. most recently in march, a 20- year-old woman was seen running around the south end of the airfield after she jumped the fence. >> you can deter a lot of people who want to scale the fence. it is 6 feet, large link, climbing over. >> they will take it to 10 feet at the north and south ends of the airport starting next year. right now the corridor is the only area with the improved fencing. >> we are facing this. based upon funding and studying what needs to be upgraded. >> reporter: improvements can't come soon enough given all the breaches that have already happened. >> i am hoping that the government and investment in the security can keep up with what is happening, because i am afraid that the people who are trying to do bad things can do things faster than we can keep up with it. >> reporter: the money can't cover the entire fence, but that is the goal over the next few years as well as incorporating security and technology u

stowed is fine, mostly sunny conditions just about the entire day. lehigh valley puffy cumulus clouds, same thing for the poconos that's it. 9:00 a.m., here comes the clouds off the water and one or two areas the interior sections of south jersey could see a hit or miss shower. it's mainly going to be east of the delaware river. if you see it at all it will be brief and light. hurricane danny was a major hurricane yesterday, windy 110 miles per hour. gusts higher than that. you can see how small the storm is. hurricane force winds only extend 10 miles per hour out from the center of the circulation. cecily runs ten miles for a warmup, so you get the idea. it is not that big of a storm. the storm will push toward the west, it will encounter wind sheer as it pushes over the leeward islands. it will weaken into a tropic alstorm and eventually nothing more than a tropical depression by the time we get into the middle of next week. this is nothing more than a beneficial rain producer for the caribbean islands. sun and clouds, pleasant, 82 degrees, atlanti

in the firstics accidents a 15- year-old lopped the fence and stowed away in the rear wheel of a plane. and back in march a woman was seen running around the airfield after she jumped the fence. >> every area of our fence line and perimeter is different. and we have been working with our security departments. >> reporter: right now the airport southwest corner is the only area with the improved fencing because we are told that area is busier. there is not enough money to cover the entire six miles of fence but the airport's goal is to do it all within the next two years. airport officials are also looking at ways they can purchase new technology that would upgrade its surveillance. and in the next hour we will be talking to passengers to see what they think of all of this. brian. >> reporter: all right we look forward to that. thank you. >> she should probably get a lot of reaction. >>> 5:45 is the time. sal, how is traffic? >> it has improved. which is nice because we started off kind of rough. that crash is gone. 580 we will talk about that in a moment. we will start off in the east

the political class and popular opinion said by and large the stow aways are almost all up to no good. you hear it everywhere you do. go. >> i see the thousands that come, just for the free handouts. whatever i can get, really. they say they want to work, but i don't think that is the case. it's not far over, it's for the british. why should they come over in the first place. >> most of it is it not true. the lawry was stuck there not because of the migrants, but a strike at the officery port. >> most explained they were legitimate refugees and had their voices drowned out. more army, more fences is not going to work. the argument is baste on the illusion there are economic migrants. the reality is that they are fleeing for their lives, and the u.k. and the rest of europe doesn't need to take responsibility for that. the prime minister spoke of a swarm of migrants coming by their thousands. in total, numbers stand at 639, children to be looked after. not this year, but ever. >> i met a young man whose mother and father were murdered in front of him. he kept running. i spoke to app you

in the first incident a 15-year- old hopped the fence and stowed away in a rear wheel. and back in march a woman was seen running around the south end of the airfield after she jumped the fence. passengers wonder why more isn't done. >> do a complete job. why do it just halfway? we need to do it right the first time. >> right now the airport southwest corner is the only area with the improved fencing. but the new grant money will help raise the fence by may of 2016. but more funding is needed to complete the entire six mimes of fence around the airport. airport officials have been working with the safe skies aid license to choose which system is best for san jose. but nothing has been finalized yet and brian the airports goal is to somehow get this all done within the next two years. >> thank you. >>> a person was killed after being hit by a car in fremont. it happened just before 9:00 last night on fremont boulevard between nick let avenue and derbattr drive. the name of the person killed has not been released. all lanes are back open. >>> another wild fire has broken

frank carson is a prominent attorney in mow defend stow, accused of orchestrating his murder because he believes he stole antics from his property. and other officers are expected of the murder itself. chp fired the officer. and the other two named chp officers are accused of instructing the investigation. they are on temporary leave. >> it's not what we stand for. it's so far beyond what any organization stands for. >> carson's wife and step daughter are also facing charges. all of the accused are expected in court on tuesday. >>> investigators at yosemite national park are trying to find out what caused a tree limb to break off, killing two children. it happened around 5:00 yesterday morning after popular upper pines campground t came off a black oak tree and fell on two children, crushing them. >> it sound like a gunshot when it came down. i knew a woman screaming at the top of her lungs and i knew something was wrong. these people, for all intents and purposes, did nothing wrong. they were in an established campsite. >> it made me feel sad for the situation and family because it

they've had several security lapses since last year, including that one that involved a teenager who stowed away in an airplane wheel well. the faa is awarding the airport a grant of $3.4 million. and that money will allow them to better secure its perimeter, including raising the fence 10 feet and topping it with raiser wire. it will be unspecified high-tech improvements. new fence should be finished by next year. >>> save the trees. that's the rallying cry from dozens in san francisco tonight who want to keep a busy stretch of roadway in the city green. the city and muni are planning to move 100 trees to make room for a bus only way. what's the tone? >> reporter: well, there's a couple dozen people inside. many of them are trying to save the trees, they're passing out these flyers. on it it says is it really worth cutting down 200 trees just to save a few minutes in traffic. muni has been studying this for years, it will dramatically improve the roadway. >> downtown san francisco is known for traffic congestion and the oak and you ceucalyptus tre. finding a spot for her dog to use is diff

in the afternoon, but trying, but high pressure looks it will block that rain, from getting here, stowe we are going to stay rain-free, for the entire weekend. temperatures, look how cool and comfortable it is in mount pocono, with 54 degrees, 70 in philadelphia, very lovely morning at the shore, 61 degrees atlantic city, 61 wildwood. see, we told you on tuesday, when it was so rainy, nasty, that you would get your pay off by the ends of the week it, happens, dew point in the 50's. >> sunday the eagles play the comes at 1:00 in their pre-season game, temperature will be near 90 when the game begins, and it is only going to get worse from there, and the humidity will be up by sunday, as well. so it will be typical sticky august day, by then. but it was a wonderful wednesday with the high of eight a degrees, yesterday, today, back to 85, and just perfect with a ten out of ten little warmer tomorrow. still ten. i think the real humidity doesn't come back until saturday full force monday, tuesday, wednesday of next week so dog days of summer shall return. >> i know it is early to google, bu

trespassing on airport property at san jose manetta airport. 15-year-old yaya made head leans when he stowed away in the wheel well of a hawaiian air leans jet after scaling the airport's perimeter fence. clearly the feds saw there was a need at this particular airport to get this done. >> certainly our airport saw the need based upon some incidents that happened here. >> reporter: rose mary barnes is a spokesperson for the airport and says the first priority is fencing. >> it entails a 3-foot concrete base, topped by 7 feet of perimeter fencing and topped by 1 foot of raiser wire, so there's -- razor wire. there's a lot of components, there's a lot of costs for various materials and the labor cost. >> reporter: east bay congressman who has sounded the airport security alarm for years told kpix 5 back in april, something has to be done. >> until we have a system where security officials are alerted at the moment of the breach, we're very vulnerable to people wandering around the airport grounds before they're confronted. >> swalwel along with other local leaders pushed for the federal grant,

. >> kass stow didn't just confiscate our properties but took the hopes, dreams that our parents onceor our future. >> that's why caroline and other property heirs testified last month before congress. >> amy's family farm was seized by soldiers in 1960. her family is among thousands fighting for compensation. >> when my father tiled the claim it was in good faith that they would be honored and settled fairly. >> more than a half century later, the obama white house restores full diplomatic tie witness cuba. there's fear the more than $6 billion in property claims will be forgotten as the adding pushes to increase commerce and trade. >> i've called on congress to take steps to lift the embar gore that prevents americans from traveling or doing business in cuba. >> at some point, the congress needs to be involved. >> it is said that would be a mistake. >> we have only one thing cuba wants, access to the u.s. market through lifting the embargo. if the congress gives that away without getting these claims paid, then the congress will have failed to stand up for these american families an

well the answer is those who stow themselves away on loris try to get as close to london as they can,se that's where they have to register for their asylum claim. and london has a body of opinion which feels sorry for the refugees but certainly in places like this there's very very little sympathy indeed. that's calais just over there, and the loris are now being watched with a suspicious gaze of authorities, increasingly determined to keep people out who might be hiding inside. a british media seemingly possessed of a billious rage against the migrants. >> they would come if they could. and just for the free hand outs housing, and whatever they get really. they say they want to work but i don't think actually that is the case. >> this country is for british people, not for migrants. why should they be coming over in the first place? >> reporter: it's not mattering that most of it isn't true that the lori got stuck not because of the migrants by by a strike. and those that try to explain to the public that almost all of those in calais are likely to be legitimate refugees have had the

a teen sparked the change after he hopped the fence and stowed away on a flight to hawaii. >> reporter: clearly the feds satisfy you there was a need at this particular airport to get this done. >> certainly our airport saw the need based upon incidents that happened here. it entails a three foot concrete base topped by seven feet of perimeter fencing and then topped by one foot of razor wire. there are a lot of components going on there, a lot of costs involved for the various materials. then there is the labor cost. >> the airport is taking bids to build that fence. it should be finished by next may. one of the questions is why didn't we have this there already? >> exactly. we were talking about high tech solutions and this being in the heart of the world's tech centers and how were able able to get over and into the restricted areas. >> yeah. >> it's pretty amazing. maybe the next thing tale do is have guards. >> i mean, something. it almost like you need a combo of high tech, low tech, personnel. >> you need eyes out there. >>> if you feel you have heard this before, you might have

even though temperatures may and little lower today, than they were yesterday, the dew point are up, stowefeel extremely uncomfortable. lot of rain to look at out to the west, down to the south, but as we zoom into our area, just clouds around this morning. so you may wake up to cloudy skies, and maybe little bit of sunshine. and as early as noon, we could see some of those scattered showers around today. that's why we don't expect to get to 90 degrees, our heatwave will ends at 87 for today. and we take a look at the rest of the seven day forecast, we're in the 80s, but chance of heavier rain, it is most likely on friday morning, just when we're headed to dewey beach. wouldn't you think? yes, thursday night, into friday morning, there is a cold front coming through t could take away little humidity saturday. but unsettled weather comes back sunday night. so if this times outright, most of our weekend should be fine. but we've got some unsettled weather today, tomorrow, specially friday morning. so, there is your seven day forecast, and here is bob kelly. >> can we go down little bit and s