Good morning. We want to take you live to the san jose airport. We have a story everyone is talking about today. The fbi confirming a teenager from santa clara stowed away in the wheel well of a jet. Tara moriarty is there talking to people and she has more on the video clue that is backing up this incredible story of survivor. It is monday, april 21st im pam cook. And im dave clark. Lets take about weather and traffic. Steve, how does it look . It looks clear to cloudy. They will be increasing clout the morning. Maybe a little bit of sun farther south. Change is brewing here. Clouds and increase of the clouds. It will be cloudy and cooler. Cloud cover right now favoring the north bay. That is for sure. And mostly fair to the south. 40s and 50s but the lows have been coming up as the cloud cover moves in and the breeze picks up. Especially sfo which was 21 right now. So there will be a little breeze. And dramatically cooler on tuesday. Our front might give a little bit of rain to the n
The assembly. Documents indicate the wheel well is 6 feet above the ground. Stow away would have to hang on to a web of pipes that line the wheel well. I would think he would have to hold on to something first till the airplane got air born and then maybe they could rest against the wheels. Reporter he is a retired pilot. During his career he estimates he spent 2,000 hours in the cockpit of a boeing 767. Avoiding getting crushed by the wheels is just the first challenge. The wheel well of a 767 is not pressurized or heated. A plane can climb up to 38,000 feet and the temperature can drop to 54 degrees below zero. You would have to prepare for it. You might be able to survive with warm clothes. A lot of luck. And probably an oxygen bottle. Reporter over all he finds the story very hard to believe. He says it is more believable for someone to stow away in the baggage compartment because that sections is pressurized and does have heat. Live in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. A
Bombings. We are looking at the start line. Where the first wave of runners will take off in two hours. And ktvu Claudine Wong is out there this morning. She is in boston. Shes going to have more on the additional security measures taking place. It is monday, april 21st im pam cook. You came back to me, pam. I did. Welcome back. Lets talk about weather and traffic. Steve paulson is right over there. I remember steve. She came back for me. She came back for you. Yesterday very warm. 80degree temperatures. Not much in the way of fog yet but changes today. Cooling begins as clouds move in. If there is any rain it will be very, very light. The rest of the week looks active. Right now we are waiting for the increasing clouds. Some of those 40s to the north that could be cold air trapped. 50s for some. A few 40s as you found. But after that its not much. But keep an eye on things to see if that develops. There be rain on the north coast. Clouds are on the increase. Cooling begins. Some light
How it happened. You wonder with all the workers on the tarmac why didnt anyone see him and question him. Reporter there seems to be no question the teen was able to breach the perimeter. This exposed a vulnerability. Reporter he says the stunt raises serious questions about airport security. Although this hasnt happened in a very long timep it is something that cannot time, it is something that cannot happen again. Reporter how easy would it be to happen again . We traveled around Mineta San Jose International airport to look at the airport. If you havent been here, it is close to cars, pedestrians. We will have that story coming up tonight at 6 00 p. M. Reporting live at Mineta San Jose International airport Noelle Walker, ktvu channel 2 news. We reached out taoak to oakland and San Francisco International Airport to see if they are changing their policy. San francisco International Airport says nothing has changed. They did not discuss specifics other than to say they had a fence. T
Answers about security from airport officials. Its been a long night for one neighborhood in san jose. The Police Standoff that started with a fight between neighbors. Reporter were live in boston this morning, just a few yards away from the finish line here on boil stop. Well give you boylston. Well give you a look at the crowds and a look at a at a bay area runner now on the course. Mornings on 2 starts now. You are looking live at san joses Mineta International airport. Thats where security is reviewing tape and trying to determine how a teenager was able to climb into the wheel well of a hawaiibound jet. Coming up in two minutes, Tara Moriarty will tell us the dangerous conditions he faced during that fivehour flight. Good morning. Welcome to mornings on 2. Im tori campbell. Good morning. Im dave clark. Lets talk about weather and traffic. Steve, can you give tori some good weather . Today will be cooler. Low and high clouds rolling in. Partly sunny, partly cloudy here in the morni