before that, he was on the san jose airport grounds for seven hours -- unnoticed. all of this brings up very serious questions about airport fence security and more. kron 4's j.r. stone begins our team coverage. but most important is that our perimeter fencing meet all federal security sta. some say that the standards and now has enough. at san jose international airport a part of the fence is not seen in any of the camera views and is very easy to get past. since this incident occurred a lot of security questions have been brought up such as how the 16-year-old was able to get under the fence and onto the tarmac and couldn it happen at another airport. well today i went to oakland and san francisco international and i took a look around. here in oakland international you will find an 8 foot fence surrounding the tarmac accompanied by razor sharp barbwire in addition to that fence there are also security cameras set up in various places by the fence. but there's no word whether those cameras are monitored 24 hours a day or just simply recorded and that's not all, w

incarceration system building a jail is a big discussion and a you shutting down a jail shouldn't go unnoticed. that leeltd for us the ability to have flexibility in our staffing to redistribute some of our staff one of the main richlz in the condition in that jail was to bad it was the paralleled of the discussion but because of overcame. we thought we'll be able to save our city, of course, the fund that are being used unnecessarily for overcame. once you shut down the jail it's unlikely we're going to especially it back up. so while county jail the sixth floor of the hall of justice p had been closed in its history speaks to the kind of overall position that the jail is moved. we allocated our jail with 5 and 11 which is the downtown san francisco and county jail number 4 with 5 that went to the hall of the couldn't justice and a records kwifks our it u institutional police and we believe that couragely this is now allowed us to innovative other central records utilities this is currently operated by our sworn staff. so on department chouchlt we're seeing significant reductions in rhythm -

and the fact that happened unnoticed by the public safety community or the board of supervisors and/or the large board of supervisors not having the emergency management dispatch systems significantly handicaps our ability to perform the services that be common place for the sheriff's department. we received a bill that never occurred before i building it was 6 hundred thousand or something. 6 hundred and 40 thousand. if that same level of billing is being addressed to us that billing will be targeted for other members of the pub public safety and that doesn't seem to be the case. i'm hoping 0 through the budget intellects process - >> sorry about that. >> through the process we'll come to some understanding how realignment we are on the emergency managed. the people who suffer is the people of san francisco where the dispatched communication should be uncompromised. station transfer unit is something we've proposed and we've had discussions with the san francisco police department. this is where the 10 applications it's been practiced before a if you years ago back the sheriff's deput

most of the fish that call these waters home go relatively unnoticed.pecies is impossible to miss. them. if you were from cal state's shark lab, it's not a bad place to set up shop. >> this is going to change how we study sharks in the ocean. >> chris lowe, getting to know him and his work is getting your feet wet. obviously, here a day at the office requires a different attire. and it also provides a different view of the world. it takes only a few moments underwater to understand chris lowe's passion for the ocean. and for the sharks he studies. >> what is it about sharks that interests you from a scientific perspective? >> they're a canary in a coal mine for the ocean. they tell us how healthy the oceans are. as a diver you jump in the water and you want the sharks to come to you, and sometimes they do and most times they don't. so that's always been the tricky part, how do we find the way to study them? >> the answer, he believes, is this. this is a robot that we've been talking about and chris clark you are the man behind this. tell me about this.

unnoticed ask people to hold back until we get all of the facts. getting 50 pieces is not fair to anyone. they feel someone has to be held accountable for the death. we had repeated shock on bonds and to a homeless 96 rule of man. tsks there is responsibility on behalf of the department as well as the individual officers. >> that is to >> where i feel about it. attorney says he expects this case to go to trial rather quickly. >> he is due back in court. a mother charged with trying to suffocate her child is expected to face a bonds judge. >> the daughters of a hospital in good condition. later turned herself over to police. i they fedex worker who opened fire turned the gun on himself in an apparent suicide. >> went on a shooting rampage. three of those people are in critical condition. the attack happened this morning 20 mi. north west of valente. a man walked into work and started shooting. millions of people from the great lakes to the gulf coast are under the threat of severe weather. in a people were killed in mississippi. there was major dama

her encouragement has not gone unnoticed.my teacher is the best eighth grade teacher you could ever have. >> what was the meetinmeeting of the phrase? our school does not have a lot of money or things like that. we have amazing teachers. this teacher has amazing thing is to offer. our eighth grade class was considered below average. >> personal conflicts and academic complex. she tutors with this one on one to make us feel great about ourself. >> i knew we were her level through school. and we had a lot of work to do. i came in saying that i was going to do the best i can. >> making sure they understood that they could make it reached with ever their potential goals were. >> i shall go with nafta what appears to tell me if i push myself to the limb that i can do it. i studied and everything. now i really get the concept. >> as had and continues to have our work cut out for her. she is not trying to do it alone. >> that is a very big. >> of their achievement goals are. with the need to have. she hammer away at the importance o

the sinking of the ferry was an anniversary one week ago that seemed to pass unnoticed here in the townbut the family of this girl can now at least mourn their beloved daughter. i last spoke to her mother on saturday when she still wanted to believe her daughter would make it. this girl was on the year of embarking on a year of exams. >> translator: she was very good at design, so we thought she would work as an architect. we wanted to support here in that. >> reporter: the funeral is taking place in a hospital. this 16-year-old loved music and had wanted to become a composer. the character of both lives conveyed by some of their most precious possessions, remicceders of children now lost forever. adrian brown, al jazeera. >>> and president obama will visit south korea later as part of his eight-day trip to asia. he rived in japan just a few hours ago. mike viqueira has a look at the president's agenda. >> first stop for president obama, japan. where rising nationalism has raised alarms not only in washington but in south korea and china. regional rivals who suffered under japanese wart

want to thank you very much for the work that you and your rate commission have done it does not go unnoticed these are all volunteers listening to the residents of san francisco i know i speak for the commission we're very grateful for your service. >> thank you. >> can can we go to the slide please just a quick background. formed in 2002 and it's a part of the charter and normally review 5-year forecasts and we have done this 5 years ago the members of the board 3 from city staff and 4 appointed by the board of supervisors of the mayor's office and during today's presentations there's a need for representation of the public and i encourage this commission to encourage the board to find this appointment for one of the vacant slots. we had 10 meetings as a board since july 7th of those were actually about the rates and both staff and consultants and 3 for deliberations. one of those meetings was held in the evening to ensure those that can not make day meetings can make evening meetings as well and comments from the public in the various presentations that the staff had gone out to variation

the fbi now says that testifies on the tarmac for seven hours went completely unnoticed. the boy told investigators he chose the plane at random and had just got nene a fight with his dad and was trying to get to his mom in somalia. ground crews are supposed to do wheel well checks early on in the flight but it's unclear if they did so at this point. san jose airport has a good security track record and cautioned against a widespread overhaul of all airports in the country. still, lawmakers say this highlights gaping holes in airport security. >> looking at our airports in general and taking a diagnostic i think would serve all of us well to make sure that only ticketed screened passengers are getting on planes. >> reporter: and they are saying it's a miracle that he survived a near complete lack of oxygen and below freezing temperatures at 38,000 feet for 5 1/2 hours. he is still in hawaii. unclear when he may be returned to the bay area. >> has the teen's family said anything? >> reporter: yeah. you know, we have been camped out at their house for days now. there are pe

one friend tells me it is no surprise he was able to get onto the tarmac at the san jose airport unnoticed. >> he's a pretty athletic kid. it made since he should be able to hop over the fence. >> reporter: classmates say he transferred a month ago few knew him well. but nobody thought he would hitch a ride. >> i thought he was a genius for hopping in the wheel! >> reporter: his fellow athletes say he was a sophomore that got along with everybody. >> i went to mosque with him one time. he seemed like a really quiet guy. >> reporter: maui police say the boy wanted to hop a jet to africa to find his bilogical mother. he was having problems with his stepparents. hawaii child welfare officials say they are arranging his transfer back to the bay area. in the meantime, school district officials say once he does get back, they will offer him counseling services. ken? >> thanks linda yee. joe vasquez is at the location where the teenager hid for hours. >> reporter: it is not clear how he got over the perimeter fence, but yeah, we are learning tonight once he did, he spent some seven hours inside a

the fbi says he stayed on the tarmac for about seven hours unnoticed. he told the investigators he chose the plane at random. ground crews are supposed to do wheel checks early on but it's unclear if they did. lawmakers say this highlights gaping holes in airport security. >> looking at our airports in general and taking a diagnostic i think would serve all of us well to make sure that only ticketed screened passengers are getting on planes. >> he survived a near complete lack of oxygen and below freezing temperatures at 38,000 feet. >>> today state senators are getting a refresher course in ethics as two of their fellow lawmakers face federal criminal charges. one of course being leland yee the senate president cancelled all committee hearings today and ordered senators and top aides to devote the day to ethics training. he says the purpose of the closed-door session is to prevent compromising situations. >>> happening today up north in santa rosa, sonoma county healing committee will hold its first meeting. they will focus in on the andy lopez shootin

the anniversary that seemed to pass unnoticed in jindo where the hopes of the families have been dashed in waves after waves of awful news. but the family of 16-year-ol a d can now mourn their beloved daughter. she said she talked to her on saturday. but she was year to embarking on a year of examines. her family is left to reflect on the lost dreams and ambitions. >> she was very good at design, so we thought she would work as an actoan architect. we wanted to support her in that. >> reporter: the funeral is taking place in the memorial room of a hospital where families are gathering. this 16-year-old loved [♪ music ♪] and had wanted to come a composer. the character of both lives conveyed by some of their most precious possessions, reminders of children now lost forever. adrian brown, al jazeera, south korea. >> meanwhile, president obama will pay his respects to the ferry victims when he arrives in that country later this week. it's one of his stops on his asian trip. his first order of business an informal dinner with japanese prime minister shinzo abe. the report that the president

. >> reporter: federal and local authorities are examining video to see how he snuck in unnoticed.e airport says their safety program exceeds federal requirements. they say the breach exposes weakenses. >> the perimeter of the airport is large and covers many miles. it's difficult to know what's happens in every foot of that perimeter. >> reporter: child welfare services is working to get the boy back to his family in california. bigad shaban cbs news. >>> two most recognizable faces at the boston marathon have said farewell. 74-year-old dick pushed his son rick, who has cerebral palsy across the finish line 30 times before. they planned to retire last year. because of the deadly bombing, they didn't finish. they decided to race one more time. it was an emotional final journey. >> we made it tougher. all our fans out there were supporting us. it was unbelievable crowds and the noise they made. someone said it was a million, i thought it was 2 million. that's how good the crowds were. >> he wants to keep doing marathons with someone else. this is the "cbs morning news." , >>> here i

year-old specialist ivan lopez as an underachiever who in 15 years of military service went largely unnoticed until now. as a 19-year-old, lopez joined the army national guard in puerto rico. in his hometown guayanilla today, family friends were shocked by the news. >> translator: he was a normal kid, always obedient. >> reporter: in 2008, he signed up for the army infantry at ft. bliss, texas. on capitol hill today, army chief of staff ray odierno called lopez an experienced soldier. >> had a one-year deployment to the sinai with the national guard and then had a four-month deployment in iraq. >> reporter: by then, lopez was a truck driver at the end of 2011. but records show he never saw any action. military officials say, however, that lopez did suffer depression, anxiety and sleep deprivation. but a psychiatric exam at fort hood last month raised no red flags. >> we have very strong evidence that he had a medical history that indicates unstable psychiatric or psychological condition. >> reporter: the army was in the process of determining whether lopez suffered posttraumatic stress. up to

do you think that labor unions, given enormous amount to campaigns that goes relatively unnoticed whenever we get into a do-good mode with regard with how we spend our campaign money and whether it's fair, that the labor unions do more to raise money and support campaigns than practically any other constitution or person. >> they do a lot. and reacting to what eleanor was saying, i don't feel like this is going to give anyone an unfair advantage. both parties are raising so much money. the candidate -- the donors you just mentioned, others who have in the past, george, they kind of even each other out. so yes, they are raising a lot of money. the unions are raising a lot of money. each is battling each other on what the issue should be and which candidate should be elected. there's some protect afforded there and each sides are dumping money into the process. i would say if one side was able to raise that much money, then this latest ruling would give unfair advantage. but the smaller candidates, the less well financed candidates that can't attract big money, they are going to be drowned o

a huge job loss cost perhaps siemens has overlapped in activities which house that has not gone unnoticed. some even ask if it's the government's business to weigh in the detonation recently saw the comedy minister. we in on the sale of a phone operators this is definitely a much bigger deal out is owed on to best protect france's interests of its reputation taking the pulse and get to meet. are we witnessing a turning point for french socialism and croissants with us to talk about it. for socialists center in income women. the show. i was going to consciousness era seen a senior economist at the o f c e and determine entrepreneur contest co founder of the data used to dial a tiny clues. thank you for being with a false identity we can join the conversation on facebook and twitter are transparent effort to force debate now as we speak with keeping a close watch on up the roll call it the french national assembly. let's go to parliament and joined calls and gets kathleen norris trend. catherine the a non binding vote on approving his fifty two heroes in cuts isn't going to pass. it is expe

unnoticed. police in hawaii say, he was actually trying to get back to somalia. >> pam: tonight there are some serious questions about the fence security at san jose international airport. that's where we find kron 4's j.r. stone live tonight. jr? >> reporter:still unclear as to how he made his way over a babred fence. just looking at some of this fencing, you may think otherwise. >>perimeter fencing meets all federal standards. >> reporter: well the fairfield does have cameras monitoring 24 hours of the day that a that could have been seen all around this dense line. fence >> reporter: recording someone on camera and the whole life and airlines plane when it was dark and outside in the morning hours before its deployed. >>that is not acceptable. >> reporter: the congressman did not give that specific solution to this problem. other than one process to the allies to see if improvements can be made. live in san jose international airport i in j.r. stone now back to you. >> reporter: >> pam: andwe

one friend tells me it's no surprise he was able to get on to the tarmac at san jose airport unnoticed. >> he is a pretty athletic kid so it would make sense that he could be able to hop over a fence. >> reporter: classmates said he transferred to santa clara high over a month ago. few knew him well but no one guessed he would have hitched a ride in an airplane wheel well. >> i thought he was a stupid move. but at the same time, i thought he was a genius for going -- for hopping in the wheel and like -- [ laughter ] >> reporter: his fellow athletes said he was a sophomore who got along with everyone. >> he was quiet. >> reporter: the teen wanted to go to africa to find his mother. he was supposedly having problems with his father and stepmother, triggering his desperate attempt to leave. no one answered his door. linda yee, kpix 5. >> it turns out the teen may have hid out at san jose mineta international airport for hours and one lawmaker says it's not the first time this has happened at u.s. airports. joe vazquez with more on airport security concerns. >>> reporter: the plane was par

but get this when i try to talk with her unnoticed she was actually watching music begins. >> : this man did have a valid california driver's license. the other guy was testing. is getting married now is from went on panic for is our money. >> : the ticket is around hundred $61 for the first offense. to order 64 the second and i took you never get a third. >> : it ought i had to get yesterday. the reason no insurance and making illegal u-turn. but he had his priorities wrong. everyone in the video got a ticket except for this driver. i never sent sure that he had a 40 year. that's about you want. >> : >> : showers are finally starting to taper off from the bay area right now. even clear skies are over the san mateo bridge. some rainfall totals higher than what we anticipated because the storm is part over the bay area. we saw from a 10th of an inch of rain to a third manager rain. oakland, got the most. this all leads in san jose. right now star tracker radar trustees still seem rain and south bay. milpitas the up heavy cells right now. have the initial raid where the yellow is. as w

. >>> tonight here it is, a fear so many homeowners have, dangerous gas leaks that can go unnoticed. the pictures from an american neighborhood, a home gone in an instant, so many other homes in that neighborhood damaged. abc's mara schiavocampo on what to watch for and what to listen for. >> reporter: in the affluent suburb of long grove, illinois about 35 miles from chicago, total devastation. a home reduced to rubble friday night by a possible gas explosion. >> it seems like a war zone. >> reporter: the blast damaged dozens of homes. so massive it was heard and felt two towns away. causing some to think it was an earthquake. >> the whole school shook. >> reporter: officials say the homeowner managed to escape just in time and no one was seriously injured. >> just amazed that this amount of devastation and everyone's here, is standing and talking about it and counting their blessings. >> reporter: officials say it could be months before they know the official cause of the accident, but a gas leak was reportedly being investigated at the time of the explosion. incidents often caused

. >> the chaos in ukraine is not going unnoticed in the u.s. secretary of state john kerry is accusing russia of orchestrating the u.s. everything that we have seen in the last 48 hours for russian provocateurs operating in eastern ukraine tells us that they've been sent there, determined to create chaos. the foreign minister pushed back tweeting stop laying the blame at our door. >> phil ittner is in london, live for us, good morning. so you reported there on the rhetoric, we are hearing from n.a.t.o. and u.s. officials. what are they hoping to accomplish with the strong language. >> certainly the first and foremost message sent is to warn russia not to intervene in eastern mainland ukraine with military assets. of course, the n.a.t.o. forces are military alliance. so they are saying don't do it. that if russia does do it, they are prepared to react, moving perhaps forces into their eastern n.a.t.o. allies territory, places like poland or the baltic state. >> kiev maintained control of the city from protesters, there are issues in lieu and don

his absence didn't go unnoticed by sports personalities by boomer as sigh san and another who slammed for taking a two-day paternity leave. >> you see the birth and you get back. what are you doing the first couple days? maybe taking care of the kids. you have to have someone do that. >> that's not me. i wouldn't do that. i would say i need to be at open p opening day. >> here's what he told fny? >> my wife and i met and discussed it and we felt the best thing for our family was for me to stay for an extra day. >> can't believe there's a controversy about this. >> daniel murphy's decision is it fair or foul snl>> send us those comments on facebook, twitter or e-mail at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. >>> the time is almost the bottom of the hour, a woman trapped in her car submerged under water for nearly an hour. she manages to survive. we will have that story ahead. >> congress one of the lowest arrival ratings ever. one democrats has an idea about how to reward them. >> i think people should know they are members of congress. >> wait until you hear his reasoning for that. co: i've alw

. >> anywhere else the story might have gone unnoticed but this is santa rosa. last fall, a sheriff's deputy shot and killed a 10-year-old andy lopez when he mistook a pellet gun for a rifle. that shooting and those toys are sore subjects in the community. yesterday's incident did not help, though no children suffered major injuries >> my son -- it bothered my son a lot. that kid made a stupid decision. >> i don't appreciate it. >> speaking of problems the boys insolved have problems, no doubt hard lessons to learn after getting into what is probably the biggest trouble of their young lives >> in santa rosa, abc7 news. >> members of the muslim and sikh faith are at odds with the boomers chain tonight. the company bans turbans and hijabs for safety reasons. david louie is live for us tonight. david? >> well, this dispute has become a formal civil rights complaint filed with a state agency. boomer says the goal is to make the ride safe for everyone. go carts are the thrill ride young people love but safety concerns and religious head ware on a collision course sev

in numbers they made up for in influence a visit from the mayor let them know the efforts are not unnoticed>> i wanted to greet them and thank them for cleaning up the neighborhood. the city has a lot of neighborhoods that have adopted their streets and parks. and i try to thank them. >> organizers say it is important to keep in mind earth day is a mind set. it doesn't have to be limited to one day a year. >> it should be 365. here is the view on this saturday looking out over the bay. we have strong sea breeze winds today that made for choppy conditions out there and cool temperatures. cooler than yesterday. they are rolling into the bay for tonight. we're cooler than what we had yesterday because of the strong sea breeze. things are warming up. out at the toll plaza and low clouds against the berkley hills. and they will clear out quickly as we get into the morning. after sunrise and sunshine coming our way fast and warm things up with 70s by the bay. a change coming our way. the storm system comes in. we'll see clouds. the chance for rain by the evening hours. a weather system to the nor

managed to squeeze his way moo the game at a nebraska bowling alley after escaping from his home unnoticedy tree treefed the child -- retrieved the child. how does this happen? >> best fort ever. is mama didn't lock the door and kid is out the door. whe are you gonna go? you are going to hang out with stuffed toys. make it happen. >> gavin, what would you do if that was your child? >> she didn't lock the door? i wish i could meet somebody south of the mason dixon line. door. door. >> the truth about the story is haunting. >> don't say anything disgusting. >> it is not disgusting. the woman had a miscarriage -- >> see! stop it! you are a father. shut up! >> it lives on snacks and smartees. >> shut up! >> a few people tried to rescue it. >> can you stop talking? stop talking. >> it lived. >> stop talking. >> it is a wonderful human being. >> this is not an accident. they didn't leave when she wasn'ting looing. wasn't looking. you are not -- going to go there and get me that money and then was distracted by the toys. she climbed up and said no this is not the plan. >> that's exactly like a pr

the sinking of the ferry exactly one week ago was an anniversary that seemed to pass unnoticed in jindo where hopes are the families of the missing have been dashed in wave after wave of awful news. but the family of 16-year-old kim bidnara can at least mourn their beloved daughter. i last spoke to her mother last saturday when she still wanted to believe she would make it. she was about to embark on a year of exams. now the lost streams and ambitions. >> was very good hat design. we thought she would work as an architect, we wanted to support her in that. >> the funeral is taking place in the memorial room of a local hospital where the family of her close friend were also gathering. this 16-year-old loved music and had wanted to become a composer. the character of both lives conveyed by some of their most precious possessions. reminders of children now lost forever. adrian brown, al jazeera, south korea. >>> coming up next, two palestinian groups trying to make peace. what it means for israel. >> and cuban cuisine, how the menu is changing now that the political landscape is changing.

. >>> the kindness isn't going unnoticed. students at the red cross shelter couldn't leave without thanking the people of glen county for their help on a banner they left behind. >> i'm just glad it's over and the kids that are here are on their way home. >> reporter: this red cross shelter will remain open for any families who may need it. the ones who are still in the area will never forget. >>> the students were all part of a program that tries to place low income students in colleges. there were 44 students on the bus, they came from 43 different high schools. most were from in and around los angeles. many of them were also the first in their families to have the opportunity to go to college. 17-year-old survivor jonathan gutierrez says he's back home in southern california tonight. he tweeted this selfie in the hospital just hours after the crash. he also posted this picture after climbing out of the window of the bus to escape the flames. said he was asleep in the back of the bus and said the next thing you know i was j

. >> anywhere else the story might have gone unnoticed but this is santa rosa. last fall, a sheriff's deputy shot and killed a 10-year-old andy lopez when he mistook a pellet gun for a rifle. that shooting and those toys are sore subjects in the community. yesterday's incident did not help, though no children suffered major injuries >> my son -- it bothered my son a lot. that kid made a stupid decision. >> i don't appreciate it. >> speaking of problems the boys insolved have problems, no doubt hard lessons to learn after getting into what is probably the biggest trouble of their young lives >> in santa rosa, abc7 news. >> members of the muslim and sikh faith are at odds with the boomers chain tonight. the company bans turbans and hijabs for safety reasons. david louie is live for us tonight. david? >> well, this dispute has become a formal civil rights complaint filed with a state agency. boomer says the goal is to make the ride safe for everyone. go carts are the thrill ride young people love but safety concerns and religious head ware on a collision course sev

the sinking of the ferry exactly one week ago, was an anniversary that seemed to go unnoticed where thes hopes have been dashed in wave after wave of bad news. >>> a car bombing in egypt has killed a senior police officer. he attack happened in 6th of october city in the province of giza. the brigadier general died after the bomb exploded outside of his home. >>> the u.s. will deliver 10 apache helicopters to egypt. >>> and a criminal court has postponed the trial of a deposed president and 35 other leaders. they are accused of care rig out violence which coordinating with armed groups. >>> the trial of three al jazeera journ aileses in egypt has been adjourned for ten days. peter greste, mo, and baher mohamed, are falsely accused of providing a platform to the outlawed muslim brotherhood. the fourth al jazeera journalist in detention has now been held without trial since last august. he has been on hunger strike for the last 93 days. al jazeera rejects all charges and continues to demand the immediate release of its staff. >>> now the death of a brazilian tv performer has sparked prote

they believe the grail has been sitting relatively unnoticed in a museum in lyon in spain. >> two spanishe holy grail. a cup said to have been used by jesus during the last supper. they say it was hidden since the 11th century, although there's no way to prove jesus actually drank from it. >> there's a ping-pong ball in it, too. >> they were frat brothers is what they were. i don't know, it looks like that thing is going to eat you. >> guillermo: nah. >> jimmy: you know what i like, it's got actual hair on its back. show everybody what the hair is like. you can own that at your house. >> guillermo: let me pull one. >> jimmy: he's all man. he doesn't wax, folks. there's no metrosexual in there as all. 100%. it's thursday night. it's time for our weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. it's "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> 3,000, 4,000 [ bleep ] or being [ bleep ] every single day. >> that man you just heard from is going to first climb mt. everest and then when he gets there he's going to [ bleep ] off in front of a worldwide audience.

. >> the kindness has not gone unnoticed. they are thanking the community for their help on a banner they left behind. >> i'm glad it's over and the kids that are here are on their way home. >> a few students are in the hospital recuperating, but others are flying home to los angeles. sending them home in chartered vans may have caused more distress. we have posted more on our website. there are video clips and a video of the crash scene as well as more on the ntsb investigation. >>> ktvu's reporter ali has more. >> reporter: there are residents with 8 to 10 homes, they had to be evacuated. they got out of there until pg&e crews could come and turn the gas off. they're still out here. they're assessing some of the damage. they're getting ready to cut into some of the pavement here. check out the brick corner on the side of this home. it's bent and part of the brick is crumbling. the car that slammed into this house has been towed away. this home is on kylie boulevard in prune ridge. an elderly woman appears to have mistook th

. >>> the kindness isn't going unnoticed. students at the red cross shelter couldn't leave without thanking the people of glen county for their help on a banner they left behind. >> i'm just glad it's over and the kids that are here are on their way home. >> reporter: this red cross shelter will remain open for any families who may need it. the ones who are still in the area will never forget. >>> the students were all part of a program that tries to place low income students in colleges. there were 44 students on the bus, they came from 43 different high schools. most were from in and around los angeles. many of them were also the first in their families to have the opportunity to go to college. 17-year-old survivor jonathan gutierrez says he's back home in southern california tonight. he tweeted this selfie in the hospital just hours after the crash. he also posted this picture after climbing out of the window of the bus to escape the flames. said he was asleep in the back of the bus and said the next thing you know i was j

is reviewing security to figure out how he scaled a six foot fence, topped barbed wire and went unnoticeds patrolling the tarmac. >>> colorado is cracking down on edible items containing pot. the house of representatives voted to tighten labeling on marijuana products and limit the amount of concentrated marijuana that can be sold. this is after two recent deaths linked to the injection of can bas products. >>> one year after a devastating blast that left 15 people dead in west texas, a new report that says the fertilizer plant explosion was preventable. the safety board places the blame with the plant's owner and federal authorities saying all did not do enough to keep the plant safe or keep residents far enough away. many killed in the explosion were firefighters. 200 were wounded. i was there after that. it devastated the entire community. the homes, people lived so close. the homes, the ceilings collapsed. it was shocking and frustrating to hear these answers. >> not a lot of answers about how it happened. >> you are right. >>> frustration growing for those on flight 370. they are get

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. >> the sinking of the ferry exactly a week ago was an anniversary that seemed to pass unnoticed inunedo -- jindo. where the hopes of families of the missing have been dashed. the family of 16-year-old kim can now at least mourn their beloved daughter. i last spoke to her mother on saturday, when she wanted to believe her daughter would take it. she was near to embarking on a year of exams. her family is left to reflect on the last your dreams and ambitions. >> she was good at design. we thought she would work as an architect. we wanted to support her in that. >> the funeral is taking place in the memorial room of a local hospital, where the family of her close friend were gathering. this 16-year-old loved music and had ponded to bomb a composer. the cashingster of both lives conis -- character of both conveyed by precious possessions - the lives of children lost forever. >> still to come on al jazeera. shooting in a brazilian town sparks a wave of violence. >>> the world's internet gurus and government officials meet to nut out how to keep cyber space secure. >>> cap floyd mayweath

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