Kpix 5 reporter linda yee reports experts are amazed that the kid survived the flight. Reporter this is what take off looks like from inside a wheel well of a plane similar to the Hawaiian Airlines 767 where the stowaway hid. He survived a 5. 5 flight in freezing temperatures. Ground crews discovered him when the plane landed in maui. He was week, hanging from the wheel well and fell to the ground. Reporter medical experts say its improbable but not impossible to survive the extreme conditions. Warm hydraulic lines and tires after takeoff provide the heat in the wheel well but after the plane climbs the stowaway is deprived of oxygen and becomes unconscious. He passed out. Reporter in a perfect storm of circumstances, the subzero temperatures as much as 70 degrees below zero hypothermia sets in lowering oxygen demand preserving his nervous system. You go into a sense of hibernation so what could have potentially happen is with the slowdown of the metabolism in the brain and body the sy
Could see some gusts over 30 Miles Per Hour by the afternoon. Temperatures expected to be in the 50s out along the coastline. Much cooler inside the bay. Mainly in the 60s also in the valleys. Lets check the roads with elizabeth. We have a couple of things brewing in the south bay specifically a brush fire. These are the first reports of a smaller brush fire about 300 feet from the freeway southbound 101 near the 280 interchange but it may be visible as youre driving. Also near the 280 17 interchange, roadwork right now may some of it may be clearing but a lot of those connector ramps had a lot of road closures overnight. Also in the east bay, eastbound 80 at Willow Avenue we had a big rig accident still off to the righthand shoulder. Westbound 80 though actually looks great. You can see that drive time at the bottom of your screen. Only about 19 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. The other accident is counter commute. Light on the bay bridge coming into San Francisco. That
Cristo Rey San Jose Jesuit High School honored its longtime corporate work-study partners and got a surprise donation from philanthropist Diane Brandenburg.