. live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> we begin with breaking news, an east bay teenager missing for four days has been alive and safe. he was found safe about an hour ago, 16-year-old minh ly was found at the larkin streets services. he showed up at 10:00 this morning and is said to be in good health. >> family has searched for him in san francisco after someone reported seeing him walking

around market street and saying he could be staying at a youth hostile. somebody recognized his photo and gave them a call. he left his home saturday after arguing with his father. search crews have been looking for the iteen in the hills near his home. but he has been found and detectives are bringing him home now. and they are relieved. >> the math is easy, more riders, fewer cars and a aging fleet. b.a.r.t. passengers want to know when they are going to get relief. >> a bad combination, and it will be this way for a while. riders will have to sharpen their elbows to get on the

train. b.a.r.t. trains are crowded in the fall but riders are having to fight for space more than ever. >> you cannot stand, sometimes i have to wait for the next train. >> there's two reasons that you are struggling to find a seat these days, first, look at the numbers. there were a few days where 430,000 people climbed on board, the year ago that number was 391,000, and then there's this problem. >> the trains are shorter, less ten-car trains. that tends to make it more crowded. >> there are fewer cars and b.a.r.t. said it for your own good, they are pulling out 19 cars a day to rehabilitate them. >> we are giving you the new wipable seats and new air conditioning units which is great for the riders. >> add in the 100 cars that are

out each day for repairs and you have a problem. >> i am a big guy, so it's harder for me and i carry a lot of stuff going to school and stuff, and i have a big backpack. it's tight in there. >> the biggest thing you can do is take off the backpack and and put it on the floor, it takes up a lot of space. you are whacking people in the face when you keep it on. >> and use the middle of the train. people do not move to the middle of the the train and it could help in this situation. >> the rehab project will not be done until this year. we have to get through the period and hopefully we will have more trains out and available. >> new trains are on the way, so relief is coming but not for a while. they are not scheduled to start arriving until 2017. abc 7 news. >> all right. the city of san francisco is starting controversy as they are trying to do clean up a homeless

camp. matt keller is in san jose temperature goal is to get housing and services for the homeless, matt? >> yes, this is the beginning of the work for the city of san jose, more gates will be installed around the jungle with the goal of getting everyone moved out. volunteers with the most holy trinitiy church had to hop curb to get in the parking lot just outside the homeless encampment today. they bring food every week. but we were told that access would be limited. >> we do this every wednesday. so we have to know when the -- if you are not going to allow us anymore, you know? >> you don't know if they will let you come in or give you a key to the gate. >> i have no idea. >> these pictures show crews dropping boulder and yesterday they were lined up and a gate installed. churches and organizations and nonprofits will be allowed

access if they are working with the city. >> educate people where they can get resources and housing and where they can find places to where they can get jobs. you know, we have a job training program that they can come in anden list in and get them off the feet and off the street. >> the pollution problem is being pressured to be resolved that is in coyote creek, they are trying to get all the people living in a stable living condition by the end of the year, which will a allow the city to get if and clean up the pollution problem. they have 60 more people with housing vouchers, but the problem is finding the places to use the vouchers. >> i think there's enough vouchers, but not enough housing. i could write you a piece of paper that said it's worth $1 million, but if you cannot use it, what is it worth?

>> all right, matt, thank you. and new this morning. the napa can county sheriff's office is reporting the first earthquake related death. a tv inside this woman's home hit her in the head during the earthquake. thompson did not go to the hospital right away. the family urged her to get medical help, the next day after she felt dizzy. >> the napa quake gave the new eastern span of the bay bridge its first test to see how it would holdup during a large earthquake. nick is here tell us the results. >> it was given an a, telling me the bridge not only met, but exceeded their own expectations. the napa quake raised concerns over bridge safety, specifically the failed tests, not only was

there no damage to the new bridge, but the old bridge, which is by far the most vulnerable withstood the quake t rods installed in between 10 did what they were supposed to do. >> they have performed well in all of the tests to date. the testing regime is not entirely complete. it's approximately 90% complete. everything is looking good, it looks like it's going to be fine. but they will require corrosion protection much. >> the balance in the m temperature c contingency fund is $90 million. this that is $25 million short of the $115 million they estimate they would need tore repairs to the span following a quake. now, they have no clear plan on how to pay for it should those funds be needed. >> it's always a concern, nick, thank you so much. and in other news today, game wardens saying that dna tests show a mountain lions that

attacked a boy in cooper tino was a male. they are trying to trap the aggressive animal. there was speculation that aforesaid a female protecting the cubs. wild wife officials consider the mountain lion dangerous because it stalked the boy's family and that boy is now recovering at home. new this morning, the national organization for women w is calling for rodger goodell to resign. they have said the league has a ongoing problem of violence against women. rechbsing the video of ray rice punching his wife in an elevator. n.o.w. wants an independent investigator to gather information on violence against women in the nfl and recommend appropriate reforms. tonight, president obama will address the nation from the white house in a rare prime time speech. the president will announce a new strategy on on how the u.s. intends to deal with isis, that

is the power group seizing power in iraq. >> tonight, approximate president obama will layout the strategy to combat the isis terror threat and the expansion in you u.s. air strikes in iraq, targeting the sunni militants and providing the eiraqi militay with support john kerry has had high level talks. >> the united states and the world will not sichly stand by and watch as isis's evil spreads. >> the president is prepared to strike wherever is necessary to defeat isis, including syria. it's doubtful that he will announce a politician to launch air strikes in syria, but the president would like congress a's blessing but is ready to move forward with or without lawmakers support. some in congress are demanding a vote.

>> the view of myself and most of the members is the president should be seeking congressional approval period. for whatever he decides to do. >> i believe it would be mistake after 13 years of war to evolve toward a new strategy of taking pro longed military action without bothers to seek congressional approval. >> the public is increasingly worried about the threat opposed by isis. the group is trying to recruit young women with videos like this. >> the advice that i have for the sisters can -- >> the white house officials and pentagon have been meeting to review the security posture in light of the growing isis threat. >> and we will carry the president's address live tonight at s6:00, you can watch it on or

websites as with well. >> and deadly flash floods that forced people from their homes. >> and the blade runner on edge. oscar pistorius waits for the verdict on the death of his girld friend. >> and looking at the bay bridge, mostly sunny at this.we will have a warm up in

flash floods have killed hundreds in india and pakistan and sent thousands scrambling to find higher ground. people have been warned to eva evacua evacuate. water from the himalayas flowed in to the plains below. a major river has overrun the banks. the flooding is the worst the region has seen since 2010 when 1700 people died. now to oscar pistorius, a verdict in his murder trial is expected tomorrow. six months after it started in south africa. this morning the man known as the blade runner appeared to be under a lot of stress. he erupted when two reporters asked him how he was feeling. the sprinter is facing possible life in prison if convicts of murdering his model girlfriend. he said that he shot her

accidentally and mistook her for an intruder. >> looks like it will be a nice night in at&t park in san francisco. we will get validation on that, right, mike? >> yes, but i want to focus in on on the haze you see behind me. we have poor air quality, it possible due to the fires up to the north and the smoke coming down. we will talk about that and the big warming trend and how it will probably last thu the weekend and when the warmth will get to the coast in case you want to enjoy the above average ocean temperatures. come back for the forecast in a few minutes. >> we will and getting left out with the apple watch going on sale. the rumors that the gadget will be only work if you are right handed. >> and they -- we will introduce you to california goats attracting tourists by passing out. unusual. >> we will come back for that. >> yeah.

well the new iphone 6 is not on sale yet, but wireless providers are already offering deals. verizon wireless said it will give a free phone, if they trade in an eligible older working model and sign a two-year contract. and sprint will allow as many up to 3 older phones to be traded in. t-mobile said it would beat any rival's trade in offer and throw in an extra $50. and the apple watch is the first

new product. within hours, rumors started saying that the apple watch could not be used by left handed people. but the device can be inveteraned and officials say that users will have the option to set it up for right or left handed people. the watch does not go on sale until early next year. all the teens they have working on user experience, you have to think they have a lefty. >> and all my left handed friends will want the watch. weather is warming up outside. >> it is, yesterday, we jumped up ten degree z in some areas and today we will bump up four to 8 degrees and we have more warming coming. let's look at the winds. ignore san carlos, it's not the wind. but we have less than 6 miles an hour, indicative of high pressure and so is the rapid acceleration of sunshine today much we do have the motor vehicle advisory today and

tomorrow. so fine particles bother you, you may want to stay merchandise. and light winds at the golden gate bridge. when do we say that? hardly lly a wind out there. walnut creek, 680, looking southbound that is the area that is going to hit the 90s while the rest of us hit the 70s and 80s, if you want to 60s, head to the coast. here is a look at the haze from san francisco. that will be the big mark for today. hazy sunshine and the warmest temperatures will be sunday. we will be above average for several days. fewer crowds, that means nice cool weather. if you can open the windows, air is waiting for you. sunny, 75 in santa cruz and low to mid 80s with the rest of the

bay. low to mid 80s for most of the peninsula. and you can see the mid to upper 60s in the upper coast with ebbs and froe of cloud cover. low 70s, downtown south san francisco, with a steady diet of sunshine. low to mid 80s and napa know 87. air conditioning weather, low no mid 90s, inland if you are going to the game tonight, it's a beautiful day today. the day game tomorrow, 65 cr dropping down to 61. here are the temperatures. the rest of us in the mid 50s to 60. we have a few morning clouds thursday and friday, empties the temperatures creeping -- notice the temperatures are creeping up. the coast will get to the mid 80s. the clouds come back and marine

layer reestablishes, and monday and tuesday will are start a cooling trend. that's a touch of summer in the forecast. watch out for the smoke today. >> good advice, thank you. >> san francisco museum of modern art, $610 million expansion steel workers are scheduled to put the final structural beam in place today. the 20 story expansion is going up behind the museum's existing land mark t collection has exploded from 12 to 32,000 pieces. ever since moving to south of market in 1995, the expansion provides an additional 235 square feet. it's set to reopen in 2016. and a minnesota man is taking a concept on of creature comforts to a new level. >> and we want to remind you of abc 7s new lineup.

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we have breaking news the police department is

investigating an accident in the 300 block of west hillsdale involving a solo vehicle and a number of pedestrians. it's near the -- a block from the hillsdale high school, we will monitor it for you and have updates for you later today. in the meantime, coming up, a climber plunges down a 60 foot cliff while sleep walking. what rescuers say saved his life. and new map, new monuments. ston stone-henge gives up secrets. people build tree houses and others for their kids but a man has spent an inside walkway and houses for his four cats that love to explore 100 yards of

elevated cat walks. >> he said he has trouble interacting with other people, but obviously his cats tell a different story and you know, that is really amazing as we look at this video, because it's -- he went to a lot of work. great lengths to make that happen for his cats and they look mighty happy. look at that, that was a lot of craftsmanship. >> thank you for joining us. who wants to be a millionaire is coming up next, have a great day. bye-bye.

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