More Firefighting Resources Assigned to SJC, But Critics Say It's Still Not Enough

Fire officials have increased the number of firefighters and trucks on duty at San Jose Mineta International Airport five months after an NBC Bay Area investigation found the airport had fewer firefighters on duty per shift than most other airports of comparable size. But critics say the additional resources are still not enough for an airport that’s recently grown considerably in size and air traffic. This story first aired on Jan. 10, 2016. Stephen Stock reports.