>> and apple unvails its newest product. good morning. we are live in san jose this thunderstorm warning. the city going to start using bolders. you can see a live picture of the big rocks. they are to block access to a large homeless camp. janine de la vega is down there at what is called the jungle this morning. thank you for joining us. wednesday, september 10th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. will pam have rising temperatures? >> yes. we all will. 80 for a high today. that is above average. it should be closer to 74-75.

some fog is there. it's not making a push. we had a robust fog bank. even hayward airport is in the upper 50s. a little bit of an offshore at hayward. a little bit of an east wind utmost. there will be some over by the the coast. warm to hot inlapped. here is sal. steve, we are looking at a commute that is getting much busier around the bay as we go to the east shore freeway it is busier but the rack has evened out and i still don't have a

huge delay as you drive through on 80 westbound. as a matter of fact, only 18 minutes. that is about where we started yesterday when we went on the air at 4:30. the traffic continues to be a little slow in the area. speaking of slow traffic, westbound 580 is very slow. we had an earlier accident. the accident is on to the shoulder. traffic does slow though because people like to look at things on the freeway. it's a rubber necker back up. 680 still looks good heading south. let's go back to the desk. topping our news at 6:00 the city of san jose is trying something new to block access to some of the homeless camps. >> reporter: we are right above the jungle. i want to show you the large

rocks that have been brought into this dirt lot. you can see they line the border and then they end like here. you can see they are going to be lining them up around here. again that is where they are expected to be. the pictures though that we are going to now provided by a viewer. shows the large rocks. workers have been moving them into place. hundreds of homeless people live in the area down below near the creek. there have been numerous cleanups there in the jungle over the years to attempt to get the homeless to leave but they have always come back. the cleanups have proved to be costly. city officials say they have told us they'd like to clean up

the jungle by the end of the year and working on long term solutions to get into housing. it continues to be a challenge because there is not enough affordable housing. a lot of the people are still working here. but as people wake up, we do plan on talking to them here. again there is worry that they say they may have to move out. demolition crews are tearing down an abandoned building. city leaders say it had become a health and safety hazard after squatters started several fires. even though the building had been bordered up, about 40 squatters were living will. happening today president obama will speak to the nation about combating islamic state militants.

brian flores is in our newsroom with details on how he plans to do that. >> the president is scheduled to speak at 6:00. the president may get pubbed back by members of both parties who says congressional approval is needed. but right now there is bipartisan support for taking action. >> wednesday night he says we will have a sustained air attacks. we will line up allies. i will fully support the president of the united states. i just hope he doesn't say what we are not going to do. let the enemy figure it out. >> he is off the defensive and on the offensive. and america will now be able to

exert its power and strength. >> the president does not expect to put american troops on the ground. tonight's speech he almost update the american people on the progress made thus far. he wants the american people to understand the nature of the threat, how they are going to deal with, and have the confidence that the country and its allies will deal with it. a new washington post poll is out. they ask peel what they think about expanding u.s. air strikes against isis into syria. 28% are against it. don't forget you can watch the president's speech right here on ktvu channel 2. we will bring it to you live at 6:00 p.m. tonight. we will also stream it on our channel 2 website ktvu.com. san francisco police are trying to identify a body that was found in the lake in golden gate park. workers made the troubling discovery in mall lard lake near 27th avenue yesterday

morning. they were knee deep in the lake clearing nonnative plants. that is when they noticed the body faced down in the water covered by weeds. >> what do you see? he goes is it a snake? and they looked surprise and shook their heads. and they go it can't be real. >> it appears the body had been there for quite some time. they are trying to figure out the body was of a man or woman. hayward police searching for an arsonist that set fire to two vacant businesses in a strip mall. the latest happened yesterday morning. police say someone set a gas can on fire near the front door of the business. just over 24 hours earlier, someone kicked in the window of a nearby vacant business at 413 industrial parkway. they threw a container of alcohol inside. more than $1,000 damage has been reported.

a federal judge has rejected another attempt to keep drakes bay oyster farm open. they filed a lawsuit arguing the farms closure would hurt the local economy. a judge yesterday said the arguments were the same as those made by drakes bay owner. the government refused to renew drakes bay lease because of environmental concerns. time is 6:08. coming ups at 6:30 the police continue their search for suspects. >> you may have noticed bart tapes are more crowded lately. we'll tell you about the ridership figures. >> and we're looking at bay area bridges and causeways. certainly noticing more slow traffic here onth san mateo bridge it still looks good over to the peninsula. >> it doesn't take long to

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welcome back to the morning news. bart running on time this morning. last night a person was hit by a train. that caused delays on three different bart lines. this happened about 8:00 at the bay fair station in san leandro.

a bart spokesman says that person was on the tracks and landed back on to the platform after the train hit him. the person survived but suffered major head injuries and rushed to the hospital. bart police still investigating whether this was an attempted suicide or if someone fell on to the tracks. bart riders may feel a bit crowded on trains these days. ridership is going up but the number of cars have not. alex savidge is live at the walnut creek bart station this morning telling us about some of the complaints passengers are making. good morning, alex. >> reporter: dave, good morning to you. passengers don't have a whole lot of elbow room. a lot more people are using bart and there are a lot more trains out of service on a regular basis. according to the san francisco chronicle, bart saw a huge jump in ridership in august. 27,000 more passengers compared to the same month a year earlier. at the same time more than 100 bart cars are out of service for things like maintenance and upgrades. those improvements to the cars

include new carpets, seats, and air conditioning systems. what that means is that what was a ten car train yesterday could be a nine car train today as they pull one of the cars out of service. one man told me it's getting more and more difficult to find a seat. >> bart officials do expect ridership will go up over the next couple of months. as for the shortage of cars they won't boost their seats until they get new trains that is expected to begin arriving in 2017. so until then riders should expect that all those trains should be crowded especially during the morning and afternoon commute times. we are live in walnut creek alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. tomorrow bart's board of

directors will get a report advising them on how to avoid messy confrontations with its unions and another possible strike. bart's general manager tells the chronicle that report was ordered after last years heated labor negotiations that led to two separate strikes. now the report includes 63 recommendations. they include starting negotiations six months before the old contract runs out instead of the current three month window. it should bring in mediators from the beginning rather than have them come in during negotiations. also it recommends not using negotiators with quote historically combative or adversarial styles. apple's big unvailing played out as expected. apple introduce two new iphones. the iphone 6 and the five phone 6 plus -- and the iphone 6

plus. the place of the new iphone starts at just under $200 with a new two-year contract. the phones will start shipping on september 19th. now the long rumored apple watch also revealed. it can read your pulse, track fitness goals and navigate through apps. there are three different models. you will need to own an iphone with the very latest operating system though to sync with the watch and the watch won't be available until early next year. the next is pay by phone feature. it's similar to something already available on the android phones. you touch your phone to a special if terminal. the information will not be stored on the phone. instead the program uses a special incrypted account number and security code that is only good once. now almost everyone was excited to finally hear what apple had up its sleeve. reaction is mixed.

including the highly anticipated apple watch. >> i don't know why i would want a smart watch. i think my smart phone does enough. it's not that hard to pull it out. >> people have stopped wearing watches because of the phone. the aye pope. the phone that apple created. >> most people say they are impressed with apple's new list of items but they say it feels like apple is copying the competition since there are google wallets and watches on the market. and people are upset you have to have the newest phone to use the apple pay. >> you know sal will have all of them. everybody behaving for you? >> i already have a drawer full of stuff. >> i know you do. good morning, to you. if you are hitting the roads soon, we will see slow traffic out there. let's see what we have with the morning commute with the san

mateo bridge. not a bad drive at all. as a matter of fact, the commute looks pretty good as you drive out to the high-rise. it's taking 11 minutes to drive through. there are no major problems. also this morning we are looking at the bay bridge toll plaza and this is about a 15-20 minute drive time as you drive into the toll plaza. there are no major problems. westbound 580 we had that pesky problem on 580 where we had an earlier crash right there at airway. the crash is long gone but traffic is very slow. i will go and get rid of that icon for you. traffic is very slow getting into this area. if you are driving to contra costa county 680 still looks good. 6:17 let's go to steve. thank you, sir. i will show you temperatures for monday. not yesterday. on monday. san rafael 74, don ford 74 -- concord 74. palo alto 72. today 88 in santa rosa. 86 for san rafael.

93 for concord. 87 palo alto. some areas could be close to 86, 87 depending on where you are. san francisco 58 today. to start 67, 75 for a high. average time of year is 70. closer to 90 over by reed hill. they always run 4-8 degrees warmer. there is fog there but it's not making hardly any push inland. i want to take you north of the border. why? not edmondton but to calgary. four to five inches of snow they woke up to. good morning, calgary. any way. that is a strong system there. and temperatures until the northern plains will be about 20 degrees below average over the next couple of days while we go above average. it's been this way for nine months now. i'm sick of it. 50s on the temps. upper 40s for some. we need a pattern change. just not seeing it.

the higher elevations in the 40s and 50s on monday are in the 60s and 70s. that is very warm air aloft. gilroy 51. san jose state running a little warmer. saratoga at 54. fremont a cool 53. where is that breeze at fairfield? 2. that is it. 2. just like us. and then a little offshore for oakland. a little north at napa airport. these are all signs warm air aloft. it will warm up fast here. 60s still in the water temps they are holding steady. 38 up in tahoe. 47 in urea. 67 and 72 los angeles down to san diego. the tropical clouds continue to stay south. it looks like phoenix will say goodbye to the tropical cloud deck. the last few frames it dipped south. so warm to hot inlapped. fog, sun, warmer. warm to hot. for many we have gone from below to well above here.

san rafael 86. fairfield 93. vacaville 96. walnut creek 92. 84 in livermore. 86 san jose. 94 gilroy. and 71 half-moon bay to 88 redwood city and 68 in d.c.. looks warm to hot. a little cooler as we head toward sunday. the u.s. government is warning the worldwide consumption of oil will jump. world consumption was 87 million-barrels a day in 2010. that is despite north america and europe cutting consumption when oil prices spiked. the new study shows apple stores are the most desired tenant for shopping centers in business districts. business leaders say apple stores help boost sales of other nearby sores because they draw shoppers in that are

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half dome area, and several others are still closed. there is extra security in new york city ahead of the 13th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. while there are no specific threats, intelligence analysts say that the city remains an inviting target for terrorists. bridges, subways, and historic landmarks like the statue of liberty are considered top targets. >> would by in their every day life and get caught up in a situation where they end up killed and other people look at that and go that could be me. i do that. i go into tunnels. i take the train to work. i drive across that bridge. i fly on airplanes. >> there have been a number of theyings on new york if city besides 9/11. the first world trade center attack happened in 19 3:. and in 2003 an al qaeda operative was convicted of slicing the cables on the brooklyn bridge. in 2009 they stopped a man with

al qaeda training from bombing bridge. >> my skyline that i had known my entire life would never look the same. >> anyone whole visits can now record the story of how september 11th, 2001 impacted their life. it's part of a private room pass the photos and artifacts from ground zero. >> they truly are a part of this special place. when they come to this museum, they know where they were on this day, who told them. everything they experienced. >> tonight the museum will close to the public and only be open to the first responders and relatives of those that lost their lives in the 2001 and the 1993 world trade center attacks. time is is 6:26. back here at home. netflix is joining dozens of web companies 2349 campaign for net neutrality. the web page has a spinning wheel icon on it. it symbolizes slow loading

speed. this is a protest against proteosessed fcc regulations that allows at & t and com cast to charge their customers for faster service. netflix says the internet should be neutral. and internet service providers should not be able to demand extra fees or slow downstreaming to customers. at & t is promising lower rates and greater broad band availability in rural areas. a woman in napa has now died two weeks after that earthquake. the seemingly minor injuries she suffered that caused her death. >> police are searching for suspects after a 16-year-old is stabbed while walking home from school in this west san jose park. we'll tell you why police consider this unusual.

we are live at hammond park in san jose. a teenage guy was stabbed there in broad daylight. tara moriarty is out there right now. she will tell you alabama the search for suspects and what a witness saw. good morning. thank you for joining us here at ktvu channel 2 morning news i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. let's check in with steve. it's going to get a little warmer or a lot warmer? >> a lot warmer for some. i have to share this on

twitter. pictures coming in from calgary, canada today. people are just besides themselves. 4-6 inches of snow. for us if you like warmer temps then today would be your day. unless you are by the coast you will deal with 60s to near 70. 50 in in walnut creek. napa is in there. even san jose is 55. temperatures we will have no trouble warming up. 72 a couple days ago was 49. 51 healdsburg. 49 petaluma. that is is cool. temperatures everything that there is hardly breeze. offshore for hayward. offshore for mountain view. most locations are calm. the delta breeze is falling off the table. everything says sunshine and warm to hot temperatures inland. by the coast it will be cool to nice to mild.

water temps still in the 60s. 90s through the interior. lots of 70s and 80s. steve, we are looking at what we see as a commute that is getting busier all over the bay area. you can see it's a little darg. it's a little slow driving into san jose or out of san jose into cupertino and into sunnyvale. you will also notice slow traffic as you come down to that junction. westbound 85 and 101 are also slow. so you still have an opportunity to get out there and see what you can do. let's go to the east bay and westbound 24 looks good. southbound 680 also looking pretty decent in light of earlier commutes. highway 4 is very slow. isn't the, almost all of pittsburgh -- as a matter of fact almost all of pittsburg and bay point are slow.

let's go back to the desk. police in san jose still searching for suspects after a teenager was stabbed in broad daylight at a city park. this happened at hammond park. ktvu tara moriarty is joining us live now from the park with more on what one witness is saying. >> reporter: a neighbor called 911 after a fight broke out while a group of teens was walking home from school and the woman was quite rattled because she was with her kids. she says this violence is typically not something this neighborhood sees. officers say a 16-year-old boy was walking home from school with friends when they were confronted by the suspects. we talked to the neighbor. >> i saw a fight. it was one on one. but there were two fights going on. and after the fight i saw people running toward a car and

the car took off. >> reporter: the boys injuries were initially considered life threatening. but he was taken to the hospital where he is considered serious but in stable condition. friends of the victim says he attends del mar high school and he is not in a gang. we will go to the high school and try to talk to folks. live from san jose i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. the search for a missing teenager from hayward is shifting to san francisco and his activity online. more than two dozen people scoured a stretch of open face. the sophomore at monroe catholic high school stormed out of his house without his wallet or cell phone. >> mom and daddy love you.

nothing wrong. you didn't do anything wrong. just come home. >> investigators say someone at the library in san francisco accessed his facebook page yesterday. they will now focus their efforts on his social media site as they try to pinpoint his location. janine de la vega is there now. the city janine is bringing in these big bolders to block access to that area. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. yes. we are here at story and center road. in the distance you can see the large rock there is. a pile of them. they are expected to be moved and used as some sort of barrier. you can see several homeless people do park their cars here and pass that -- and past that gate down below is where their camp is.

workers have been moving them into place because the city says it wants to prevent illegal activity like dumping to occur there. while one gate does exist, there are plans to put another one up although city officials stress they will provide access to those who need it such as out reach workers. hundreds of homeless people live in the area down below. there have been numerous cleanups there over the years in an attempt to get the homeless to leave but they have always come back. the cleanups have been costly in the thousands and thousands of dollars. while the city has expressed they would like to clear out the encampment there by the end of the year they say they are working on long term solutions. it continues to be a challenge because there is just not enough affordable housing. back out here live i do want to show you another area where you can see these large rocks have been put in and lining this dirt lot here. and then in the distance you can see where poles have beener

recollected. they were not here a month ago. we are not sure if it is part of a gate. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. also today a judge in santa clara county is expected to set a trial date for the man accused of kidnapping and killing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. torres faces a death sentence if convicted. he's accused of killing the 15- year-old girl who vanished while on her way to school more than two years ago. her body has never been found but prosecutors are confident they have the evidence that will lead to both the the conviction and the death penalty. the napa county sheriffs office reporting the first death linked to that 6.0 earthquake last month. 65-year-old laurie thompson died from a brain injury suffered during the quake. officials say a television hit her on the head. her family says the next day she felt dizzy. they convinced her to go to the

hospital. she died at the queen of the valley medical center last friday. napa county officials also asking people who had quake damage to their homes and businesses report it now. they need information about damaged buildings so they can find out if it qualifies for federal aid programs. if it does it could provide loans and grants to people who need to make repairs. the focus is on red tagged and yellow tagged buildings. the county says they need to know about all damaged buildings. the county board of supervisors received a report about damage to napa valley wineries. silicon valley banks wine division says they suffered $80 million in if losses. that includes broken barrels, lost inventory, and business losses when tasting rooms had to close. a top level government employee is under investigation this morning. child support services director john is accused of

inappropriately using travel expenses for his personal benefit now according to the television report, he's accused of wracking up hotel and airline credits by using his personal credit cards to pay county expenses and getting reimbursed for those charges. that is against county policy. he is now on paid administrative leave. time 16:38. happening today san jose city leaders will formerly present a controversial program that is aimed at boosting the city's under staffed police department. now the complex officer retention plan it includes a measure designed to entice police officers to stay on the force after they retired. hundreds of police officers recently quit over san jose's pension reform efforts. this plan will not solve san jose's police staffing crisis. it may cause several new problems. the city of san jose will have more eyes than ears out to fight crime. the city council approved a measure to use private security cameras to watch out for

possible criminal activity. this program is voluntary for both businesses and for homeowners. it would also give police the power to tap into private security cameras all across the sit. 6:39 is the time. a final report. the fspd has completed its investigation into the deadly capsizing of an america's cup cath ma ran. -- >> up next early details on the plan and whether he has support from congress. >> and we are getting pretty crowded out there if you are trying to get into san francisco. you will be waiting for a bit here. we will give you the drive time and a look at the other bridges crossing the bay. >> temperatures in some of the higher elevations have warmed up 50 degrees compared to 24 hours ago. so temperatures will be warming up. we'll have details on how long this lasts.

welcome back. happening today president obama will speak o the nation about combating islamic state militants. brian flores is in our newsroom with details about how he plans to do that. brian. >> reporter: good morning. the president is scheduled to speak at 6:00 pacific time tonight. it is expected to be a short speech but he will detail how he plans on dealing with islamic state militants.

they met with top leaders at the white house yesterday. telling them he has the authority to act without congress but the president said he wants to work with congress to present a united front. he may also ask congressional support in arming syrian rebels against isis strongholds backed by u.s. airport. the president was reluctant to -- the president may also get pubbed back by members of both parties. it appears now. >> this is a matter of extreme importance to the country. to our national security. it would be to his advantage and all of our advantage for congress to be in effect approving a plan for defeating isil. >> america will now be able to exert its power and strength. >> the president according to several reports is not expected to put american troops on the ground but again he is likely

to expand air strikes in war ravaged syria. brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can watch the president's address right here on ktvu channel 2. we will bring it to you live. we will stream it live on our website at ktvu.com. new this morning secretary of state john kerry is in baghdad. he is meeting with the new iraqi prime minister. kerry will ask him to take action quickly to ease tensions in iraq. it's hoped that efforts to include more of the countries sunnies and top level oppositions. the secretary kerry will also apply to saudi arabia. that is where arab leaders are gathering. two car bombs exploded in baghdad during secretary

kerry's visit. ten people were killed and another 25 were hurt. baghdad continues to be rocked biviums. often it's bombings. now this is video of a raid on islamic bookstore. the two men arrest red accused of recruiting people who fight with islamic militants in syria. it may elevate its terrorism threat to the second highest level because of the growing danger proposed by terrorists. all right let's check in with tori campbell. >> coming up on mornings on 2. >> we got to fight back. this is outrageous. >> dozens of employees in the city of vacaville are going on strike this morning. all because they are facing a

salary cut of 21%. why the city says that number is not as outrageous as it sounds. >> and comedian bill murray, this is something pretty unique. find out why he drove a cab from oakland to sausalito while the cab driver sat in the backseat playing the saxophone. now back to you. >> wow. >> that is interesting. all right. let's check back in with sal for a look at the commute. we are getting a little bit more crowded on the east shore freeway. and you can see it's a 30 minute delay. you will see the traffic time getting bigger and bigger. we had a report on how traffic is getting busier and busier and it is. every morning we've had bigger backups. in summer sometimes it stayed at 18 minutes between the carquinez bridge and the

mccarthur maze. the days are ton for fall. let's go to the toll plaza. it is backed up to the mccarthur maze. this morning's commute is also going to be little slow if you are drying on highway 24 although not too bad getting into orinda. let's two to steve. thank you, sir. temperatures on monday were far below average. santa rosa 73. san rafael 74. tuesday we started to warm up and today we will go above average. we are near average. slightly below. slightly above. 86 san rafael. 93 concord. 85 palo alto. san francisco struggled the first couple of cays. there is patchy low clouds snaking its way around san francisco. i will tell you it's down on the deck. it won't last very long. a little fog on the coast.

it's been squashed. the system that is really kind of lighting up twitter on the weather page is the snow in calgary. 4-6 inches of snow. this system will continue to deepen. some of the temps on thursday 25 degrees below average. not for us. we will be above average. might play into our weather early next week. keep an eye out there. but not until then. 40s and 50s. 48 novato. walnut creek at 50. 60 mountain view. a lot of 50s. temperatures won't take long to start warming up. when you get a delta breeze add 2 that is it. most locations are calm. oakland airport has a little northeast. 38 in tahoe.

52 ukiah. tropical clouds staying south of southern california now. still had rain in phoenix yesterday but that line is also pushing south of the area. so they will get a little bit of a break there. we had the low clouds. 80s around the bay. 60s and 70s by the coast. fog and it's more in the fog category not the low cloud category. fog near the coast. and temperatures 70s, 80s, and 90s. 87 in napa. 93 concord. 96 brentwood. oakland and san leandro at 80 degrees. 86 san jose. 94 gilroy. santa cruz 82. 60s and 70s on the coast. san francisco 75. redwood city 88. we are look at warm to hot. very warm temperatures will in above average for awhile.

a little cooler sunday. burger king risking customer loyalty. moving north of the border where taxes are lower. the new survey shows 28% of americans say they will eat at burger king but that is done. the simpsons will be seen in china for the fist time. the episodes will be up title the in mandrin. the agreement comes at a time when china is cracking down on foreign entertainment. but they're allowing the simpsons. >> how does the song go? >> one time only. [ laughter ] did apple live up to the hype? coming up in 20 minutes how analysts and how investors are reacting today after apples big

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the owner of the baltimore ravens telling fans -- they

should have done a lot more to get this video that shows ray rice knocking out his then fiance in an atlantic city elevator. roger goodell made his first public comment about this tape. >> did anyone in the nfl see the second video tape before monday? >> no. >> no one in the nfl? >> no one in the nfl to my knowledge and i've been asked that same question and the answer to that is no. >> now the entertainment website tmz released that tape on monday. that prompted the ravens to immediately terminate ray rice's contract and then the nfl suspended him indefinitely. ray rice has also lost several endivorcement deals. this is really just a shocking story oustiti. a fight at a youth football practice in kansas ended with give ups being drawn.

>> just fran -- this frantic call came in on monday after a group of men beat up a coach for not playing their kids. one used brass knuckles. another had a gun in the waistband of his pants. the coach's wife took out her gun and fired a warning shot in the air. >> it happened behind us. it was a woman who's child plays for another team. >> the coach then went to his car and brought out his gun. all of the attackers had left by that time. police are still looking for the attackers but the coach and his wife have been kicked out of that youth league for bringing out the guns. time is 6:56. happening today a judge in san francisco will hear arguments that isn't the lawsuit against the accrediting commission to play sanctions on city college of san francisco. now that lawsuit was brought by city attorney dennis herrera.

herrera and school officials say the sanctions could needled to the college losing its accreditation. enrollment at city college has dropped since they threatened to pull its accreditation. housing is creating tensions between people who already live there. they have plans to redevelop 500-acres in north bay shore. that is where google headquarters is located. people who live in mountain view say housing prices are already skyrocketing and some worry that will go even higher if the city doesn't plan to bring anymore housing to the area. >> we use the term affordable loosely. we do not expect housing to go down but we just want to slow the rate increase. >> the city council reviewed the plans to redevelop enough office space for 20,000 new jobs. the mountain view mayor says housing has never been part of of that plan but does say mountain view is encouraging new home building so that there

is still plenty of available housing. time 16:57. coming up on mornings on 2 a new crime crack down on the jungle. why big rocks are rolling in around a large homeless camp in san jose. >> not much elbow room on bart these days. the reason there are no riders and fewer trains.

a hayward teenager missing since saturday, why the search escalated and has moved across the bay and online. >> reporter: concern is mounting at the largest homeless encampment in the bay area. we'll tell you about the latest action taken by the city that involves these boulders and you will also hear from one of the people who lives here. and if you feel like it's getting harder to find a seat on b.a.r.t. lately, you are not imagining things. we'll tell you why those trains are getting more crowded these days. plus -- tonight, president obama will address the nation on his plan to defeat the terrorists in iraq and syria. the military action the president is expected to order. "mornings on 2" begins right now.