they are at the scene where a body has been found. >> twisted and turned and wham. >> spectators left stunned the death toll is now at 9 after a plane slams into a crown during an air show. a mass i have hunt is on the way for a man accused of murder. >> good evening everyone. i am hal len woal len wong. investigators are at a scene where a body has been found near knoll. it could be linked to a missing nursing student. think arrested janelest van for the death of michelle lee. it was a search conducted my michelle lee's family today. leslie brinkley is at the site in rural alameda town key. >> this site along the canyon has been searched before. let's take a look from sky 7.

this is a live look of the search going on right now for evidence as investigators are out on foot here. today marked the 8th independent search organized by the lee family. sthefrned this area on foot this morning. a very row motor area along the creek bed and railroad tracks off of presence and sinole road. now here's a look at alameda county investigators and hayward police as they sealed off access to this crime scene earlier this afternoon. hayward police are searched this area before. they have conducted 7 searchs since lee disappeared from kaiser hospital garage in hayward. this morning a volunteer made a very disturbing find. today one of the search party members did discovery mains. right now that's all we know. there is nothing that indicates

gender with the remains. the body is decomposed. >> the crime lab technicians are on the scene collecting evidence. ed bthe body is still here in thick gruby brushy terrain. they may have to wait several weeks especially if dna tess something required. there haven't been obvious articles of clothing or items that would tell them definitive think also michelle lee. they are assisting at the scene with alameda county investigators. this is a significant find in their investigation looking for a body in this murder case. a may be a couple weeks until we know. no confirmation this is the body of michelle lee. thank you leslie. federal investigators are now on the ground in reno, nevada trying to determine the cause of a disastrous air crash at an air

show yesterday. diane has been reporting on the crash since shortly after it happened. >> this is a deadly accident to begin with and the death toll continues to climb. 9 confirmed so far. they are working to determine what went so terribly wrong. >> the national championship air races were screaming across the desert sky at 500 miles per hour when something went wrong. it rolls and plunges into a vip section on the tarmac. it cuts through the crowd. >> parts of things flying through the air. >> everybody at first was screaming and then running. >> like a war zone. there were body parts all over. >> at least 50 people were rushed to the hospital.

there were nine dead including 74-year-old pilot jimmy lee ward a popular respected vet veran o the air show circuit. some suspect he may have blacked out. >> it went rooifrt my head. i was thinking cool never seen a plane that close. >> looked like nobody was flying the plane. >> they believer mechanical failure was to blame. look at the tail along the side you can see parts breaking off. only the ntsb can say for sure what caused the crash. >> this is just the beginning of this investigation. the focus now is on gathering factual information. >> along with the team there are many people on-site that witnessed yaesd accident. they are here to console one another after the aftermath of a terrible tragedy.

>> i pilots and crews spent the afternoon loading their planes back on to their trucks. abc 7 jonathan bloom spent the day with them and he joins us live from reno with their part of the story. jonathan? >> you know the pilots are just stone somber and quiet compared to how lively they were a day ago. it is tough to see the entire tarmac full after yesterday it was so lively. they are putting their planes on the trucks getting ready to leave possibly for the last time. as a result he's worried the entire few due of air racing could be done. >> the plane looked like it was coming toward us. i was running for the hills really. >> tailor eldredge has been building airplanes with his father sivensz 12 years old. >> there's always someone crashing every year but never

been in the crowd. seeing ambulance after ambulance go by you get a sick feeling. >> he is dealing with another sick feeling. because of jimmy lee worth's tragic class he may never see the reno air shraces ever again. >> you are not coming back this year? >> there won't be any more races. this is such a tragedy and horr horror. i heard them talking saying they are done flying. they are flowithrowing in the r. >> there are many who want the event to return after a careful examination of how to keep spectators safe. jimmy would have wanted it that way. >> i would hate to see the air racing city to stop because of this accident. >> he met him only once. but lee ward was well-known for his passion for aviation and

flying skills. seeing the rest of the show cancel would have made him sad. >> i think jimmy would have liked to have seen the show go on. but out of respect for him and those injured it was a spart i go smart thing. >> since yesterday we had 500 calls text messages and e-mails because a lot of people knew he was flying in the race. >> want people to pray. >> as of the last check with the hospital there are 8 spectators who were killed nine dead in total and people injur50 injure. >> a man accidentally shot innocent people. they were trying to arrest a wanted man when he broke away from them and pulled out a

weapon. officers shot at him but wound up hitting two bystanders instead. the suits respect is in custody and they have his weapon but they are not saying how many fired their guns or how many shots were fired. the innocent victims are expected to recover from their wounds. police are investigating the discovery of a body that could be linked to a crime spree that happened yesterday afternoon. san jose police are calling paul ray castillo public enemy number one. 5 foot 9 ways 220 pounds. nick smith has the latest from san jose. >> we are minutes away from a police briefing from investigators for police to say

paul castillo is a parole lee from department of corrections. he is a wanted man. >> oo more than a dozen uniform officer from san jose police department surround this home off of king road. over the loud speaker an order for this man 33-year-old paul castillo wanted as a suspect in yesterday's armed robbery car jacking and officer involved shooting will surrender. >> he was a dangerous individual. >> police tell abc 7 newscast till low is behind a crime spree that started on lincoln avenue around 10:00 a.m. yesterday. at tha castillo shot a man while he was pumping gas in his car in what they say may have been a robbery. castillo who drove a stolen vehicle to this shopping center at monterey road and chanced upon who they were calling the

second victim 60-year-old cindy winn of campbell. she was car jacked and kidnapped and taken here. a man resembling castillo fired and officers fired shots. it's not clear if the suspect returned fire but the order for shelter in place was given. one of the neighbors showed me what she said to be was evidence of a destroyed gate and proof that police were leaving no stone unturned. police received information the body of a woman matching lose lie the description of ms. winn was found. >> it's an adult woman of asian accidents. they are completing their investigation and identify the person. she is described as a 33 hispanic male black hair brown eyes and wearing dark colored

pants. >> this is serious when you have a person rob an individual at gun point and then shoot him turns around an hour later kidnaps a separate individual. we knfeel that he is a danger. >> i understand there is new information. i am meeting with investigators in just a matter of minutes. we will continue to follow the story and have the latest on our web site at abc 7 news.com. abc 7 news. november de -- the courts are willing to in the near future commute the prison sentences of shane bauer and josh fatal. the attorneys are trying to arrange the $1 million bail for their freedom. earlier this week mahmoud ahmadinejad said the two men would be released for humanitarian reasons within days. they were arrested along the

iran iraq border more than a year ago. shore was released last year. burglars target a world championship boxer. oakland residents say enough is enough when it comes to violence in their neighborhoods. what gum bee is saying about the act caught on tape. >> temperatures are up 8 degrees in some locations. last full weekend of summer. get ready for warmer temperatures in the

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>> several00 people marched through oakland. the coalition of churches and a group called save soldiers against vie elevens ry where organized the march. it travelled past lake merit to the front steps of city hall. the oakland police chief talked to them when they rived downtown. it started last year when he was killed on the grounds of a local church. a low blow to many pack you. they found people trying to burglar his home. detectives stumbled upon a burglary in progress at his la home. the break in happened when a security guard went out for

lunch. detectives were in the area on an unrelated investigation when they saw the home being burglarized. the gum bee robbery has been solved. they found a man dressed in gum by robbing a store and now the 19-year-old suspect turned himself in. >> oo they were just fooling around. >> from her front door her moth brother and friend were playing a prank. that may have them in trouble with the law. you can see a man in the gum by costume. that man identified as 19-year-old jacob kid who said he had a weapon and was demanding money. watch what happens when reaches into his pocket.

he doesn't have anything when he scrambles except the $0.20 on the floor. kids in the gumby suit walked in. jason garama 19 years old. kit and garama were released without being charged after they gave statements. they found the recent pace book posts on his facebook page. >> was that you in the green costume? maybe. i wefrnt ry where in that costume it's blank tight. >> the store clerk thought it was a braing an-- prank and ref hand over the money. >> the last weekend of summer. >> getting good weather now? >> we are. fall riefs on friday but i am telling you we are going to warm

up today. here is a great shot from our high definition camera a puff of fog as you pan around you can see this coming into view the golden gate bridge. what a nice day it was today. wasn't it? not in the way of low cloudiness. temperatures started to heat up in the 80s inland 82 in antioch. concorde 83. 81 santa rosa. neve var row 84. hampton bay 60 degrees. we have 77 mountain view and 78 in san jose. limited fog development overnight tonight. clear most locations just a touch of a little puff of coastal fog here and there. get ready for a warming trend it will kick in as we head to sunday afternoon.

thanks to the north northeasterly wind the fog moved out of here. our fall forecast. not that much. a little bit up along the north coast. we will cleep it clear tonight. here's a look at our overnight temperatures. clear skies from santa rosa points northward. a little on the chilly side. mid to upper 40s expected there. 54 san francisco. anterior east bay antioch 58 degrees. this will be the setup the next couple of days. it is pretty typical this time of year. high pressure will start to build in. these cold front will stay to the north of us this high as it continues to extend and expand they will get in we will get into slight wind flow wind xilg from land to sea and that means

our beaches warm up monday tuesday and into wednesday. coastal temperatures will warm into the 70s. nice day as we head into the full week next summer. >> 82 for san jose 80 for sunnyvale. batchy fog at best. half-moon bay 64. palo alto tomorrow sunshine 82. 80 red wood city. san francisco your warmth is 72 degrees. ocean beach mid to upper 60s tomorrow. 82 for petaluma. 84 degrees east bay oakland 78, 80 for san leeann troe droe. we warm into the east bay as temperatures climb close to 90. we will hit 92 for brentwood 89 concorde 90 for livermore and nice beach day for santa crews tomorrow 74 degrees. the heat will be with us warm to hot as we head into monday, tuesday and even wednesday. check out the beach

temperatures. 70 degrees monday, tuesday and wednesday. fall arrives on friday afternoon. leaves are already starting to fall. it will be nice. >> has him thinking he could put the pads on and go out there and play. >> florida state seminoles coming up at 5:00. first gan first game against arizona. sanford defense has been south one td all season.

is>> offense get a lot of attention. sanford racked up action in last saturday against duke. they have given up only one touchdown all season. they lost to the wildcats in tucson. they will have their handsful tonight with another great quarterback in nick folds. >> not going to try to do too much but going to approach the game with the mentality he's a great quarterback. guys are going to be keying in on the details. >> state farm is opening up in nevada. giving the packs a taste of their own medicine. stewart out takes the handoff takes it in 28 yards game tied at 7. never never comes back in the second. wolf back up 14-7 at the half.

17-7 in the 4th. a better catch by brandon rut lee. rides up the gut within three. spartans have a chance to win it. going for 6 but it is picked off by duke williams. nevada runs the clock there. 0-3 heartbreaker 17-14 that final. a dau after the central title they have a game a piece. he knows it he has to get the team back up today. punches one to right. two batters later they get another. coco crisp draws this one in front of jackson. the a's will go on to a 5-3 victory.

fed-ex cup playoff. shot of the day his approach two bounces. everyone chasing dustin roads. 13 under four shots up. 42-12 around half time. have that check in on upset around the nation coming up in the next half hour. i know i will see you then. >> ahead the latest on the investigation into the reno air show disaster. the pictures that may hold the crews to what caused the crash. r

>> reno police say 9 people have died in the crash of an airplane crashing in reno. the mass casualty incident with 56 victims going to three area hospitals most with life threatening injuries. the national transportation safety board is now on the scene and has begun investigating. the people who run the air show say they think a mechanical problem caused the crash. we have more on the pictures that could hold the clues.

>> they are sifting through the wreckage. >> more than likely a failure in one of the flight control systems. we will have to wait to find out. >> look at these two photographs this is the vintage plane earlier in its flight. this is it after. look at the tale and alo -- tai and along the sides. you can see parts breaking off. the photographs show a clear mechanical failure that may have caused a chain of events that caused the crash. >> they have older planes in death defying stunts. last month at a kansas city air show pilot brian jenison lost control of his plane. it plummeted to the ground bursting into flames. the same day a british air force jet crashed at an event in the u.k.

it is that danger that draws fans and pilots to the sport. >> if we are asking the question how can we make it perfectly safe, we are barking up the wrong tree. >> sometimes it is mechanical error but often it is mechanical failure. >> sometimes there is horrible collateral damage. in this 2007 air show a blue angel jet crashed into a neighborhood causing terrible mess. >> they have to investigate to find out what really happened. >> the pilot who died in the crash is 74-year-old veteran stunt pilot from hollywood of ocala florida. he was a beloved member of a tight knit flying community. they deal with wildfires

including one that reached the campus of a high school nearly in dallas. this fire started near the tennis courts at the local high school on saturday. the flamwind pushed it toward t campus. they grabbed fire extinguishers and attacked the flames before firefighters arrived. >> tried to stop the fire before the flames spread more. >> everybody wants to stand together. this is their time. this is our town. we are going to do whatever we can for it. >> a saw used on concrete started the fire. a boil water order is in effect for red wood city homes after a scare. they expect the tests will be

completed i by tomorrow afternoon. they discovered an unauthorized well yesterday in an order boarding wooled side road virginia avenue rosemary lane and see aierra street. 1,000 pounds has been pumped into the system over the pass two weeks. more than 80,000 took part in the volunteer effort as coastal cleanup day. people of all ages pitched in and helped pick up litter. 300 rotc cadet helped. similar cleanups took place at more than 800 sites up and down california today. in germany they don't wait until october to celebrate oktoberfest. cheers oktoberfest has begun. how many pints of beer h@

>> the annual grape harvest has started in napa valley. we have good news from the wine country. >> grape growers are optimistic about this year's crop. it has been a relatively mild year. no big hot spikes in the weather which could burn the grapes. >> it has been a cool year. they won't have much time getting the grapes perfectly right. >> he said the late rains and spring interrupted the blooming process this year. the grapes didn't have a chance to go through the normal fert vation process which means fewer

berries. bottom line we will have a smaller drop this year. that doesn't compromise the quality. president of the napa valley grape growers. >> when you have a slow warming a gradual warming the flavors and sugar develop at the same time so when you are ready to harvest everything is where it should be. >> the maturity and ripening process started late this year's harvest will get a late start. >> next stop reporters at the annual harvest media briefing there have been bad years for napa valley grape growers. we were hit hard by the downturn. >> they don't want to build up their inventories too much. >> the industry appears to be on the up swing. >> we are at the point we are starting to go up that incline again. we are seeing optimistic signs on the market. >> they will start picking the

grapes. they are a little sour but by the time they are picking them we are assured they will be perfect. it still may be september but it is oktoberfest in germany. (speaking german) >> the beer is flowing in in munich tonight. the mayor tapped the first keg to kickoff the 17th oktoberfest. more than 6 million guests are expect to do attend the beer tents. they drank more than 7 million pints of beer during the festival. a project is underway. they are rebuilding a big piece of their history stone by sacred stone. that story when abc

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>> om some northern california monks are literally rebuilding part of their sacred history one stone at a time. wayne freed nangs us up i 5 where they have taken on an epic challenge. >> if you use your imagination the rustic lens surrounding could almost be space. >> as we said almost. it depends where you look. >> there's an arch and already stone on top of it. >> when finished it will look like a 12-foot century house from spain that's what it is transplanted from another place and in time. >> did you pray for this?

oo an enclave of peace, devotion, service and spirituality on 580 acres. >> you are going to get up at 3:15 in the morning start praying, pray off and on through out the day for 4-5 hours and spend approximately 5 hours every day in manual labor out in the orchards out in the vineyard out on the grounds cooking doing the laundry. >> where is the fun? >> it is fun all day long. >> now this project. >> he wanted the stones since 1955 when a tour guide mentioned them in golden gate park.

>> as soon as i heard the word i knew exactly what it meant. >> they had arrived decades earlier. william randolph hurst found it bought it dismantled it and shipped the stones here with plans to rebuild them in a grand style. after the depression it never happened. to pay a storage debt he gave them to the city. they used some of them in all places the japanese tea garden. the city turned what remained of the stones into a young museum. it never quite knew what to do with them. pienlly after close to 40 years of hard effort by father thomas in 94 the museum gave the montessouri back to the monks. >> it is a beautiful part of our heritage. it's an air loom. it belongs to us. >> even then some of the monks are skeptical. >> jigsaw puzzle. >> until they found frank.

>> how many stones? >> i have no idea. >> went to work based on rough architectural drawings from the 1930s saving old stones when possible crafting new ones when necessary. >> it's difficult to conceptualize but the original ones were carved 800 years ago. if you look closely they tell stories. >> original stonemason by the 13th century. these marks were meant as an accounting tool. they were paid by the stone not by the hour like today. >> the monks estimate the project will take two more years and cost several million dollars. that's quite a task for those who have taken a vow of poverty.

>> we are poor. we can't afford to do a project like this. that's where the public comes in. >> sacred stones rising above the soil. >> to be a monk and surrender to god. that's my life's work. >> this? >> a passing part of it. >> from the abby of near claire voe wayne friedman abc 7 news. >> we have more information about the sacred stone construction project on our web site abc 7 news.com. go there and click on see it on tv. >> oo we are having a great week. still going to continue? >> we have 80s inland 82 antioch. 68 oakland 65 san francisco.

north bay in the 80 degree range. 77 and 78 in san jose. we are going to go clear skies across most of the bay area. bringing you a little patchy fog near the coast. hot temperatures as we head to the later part of our workweek. extreme north bay locations otherwise most of the day area will be sitting in if the mid to upper 50s. all because of higher pressure that will be slowly building in. temperatures 5-6 degrees tomorrow. money, tuesday and wednesday if will bring in a coastal warm-up with temperatures near 70 degrees monday, tuesday and wednesday. highs for our sunday. 90 clear lake. 85 san raf fell.

san francisco 72, san mateo 92. tomorrow san jose 82. 90 for gilroy and 76 for watsonville this morning. santa cruz sun shine 74 degrees. 7-day forecast: >> fall arrives on sunday. >> cal is not on tv but he assures us they are doing very well. >> they are onning their way to a 3-0 record. true definition of a cupcake

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>> a former san jose engineer wanted to play learn to play a guitar. he added technology to the instrument. he calls it fret light. don sanchez shows us how it works. >> you can play notes or cords if you follow flashing lights attached to your mac it shows as led lights on the guitar. he is the creator of fret light. >> normal traditional guitar learning wants you to go back and forth from a book oor a chart to the neck of your

guitar. you go back and forth with the head bob and you lose a lot of information in the translation. >> it puts the notes in a book in the guitar where you can feel them. >> there is your road map. >> he tried to interest established guitar vendors. >> they are not in the business of education. they are more like classy furniture builders. >> it has become a national product with growing interest. you know who has to give it a try. i have never played a guitar. >> got that fast. >> good. >> if you think this is difficult image doing it without the lights. >> you are fretting a little too far. >> i have been fretting about it all day.

>> i imaged i would sound more like this. so it isn't likely to do a newscast either but he hopes to get it into more schools and starting this fall it will be sold in music stores. we could wind up with a world of guitar heros. in san francisco don sanchez abc 7 news. >> don sanchez rocks. >> great story. like guitar hero. >> there it is. >> done can actually play the piano. >> not giving himself much credit. tucson hosted by arizona. lots of attention with andrew lock under center. defense has been incredibly stingy. the defense only given up one touchdown all season. they lost to the wildcats last time they were in due sonl. they know they will have their handsful with another great

quarterback. >> a challenge for us. guys aren't going to try to do too much but they are going to approach the game like hey we got to stop the pass. he is a great quarterback. guys are going to be keying in on the details. >> 7:45 kickoff in tucson. >> cal hosting their first home game at at&t park. this is what we call a cupcake. presbyterian college trying to knock off the golden bears. fi tiny school has only 1,200 students. 75th win at cal that is a record. first quarter cj anderson takes the handoff fights his way for the touchdown. 7-0 cal. cal interception. presbyterian 4 yard line. held them to 8 total yards in the first half. marvin jones gets off as he

builds this. he will do the rest. 51 yards. 28-0. bears led 42-12 at the half. we will have complete highlight coming up after the game. san jose spartans opening up against hall of famer chris alt in never never. stewart out of the pistol takes the handoff. game tied at 7. nevada right back in the second fourth and goal. 14-7 at the half. spartans made a charge in the 4th. that is a great catch from a running bam. worked once why not give it to him again. finds the end zone. spartans within three. looking for 6. just a little short.

picked off by duke williams. nevada runs out the clock from there. they drop to 0-3 with a heartbreaking 17-14 loss. down south clemson didn't look good for them in the first. michael dire from the outside and gone. 52 yards. 151 yards for dire. auburn led after the quarter. great throw and catch by duane allen. clemson after that to wad kins. 386 yards, 4 td's for boyd. 624 total yards for clemson. nation's longest win streak with a 38-24 upset. maryland in the black uniform. the mountain ears came out on fire. smith 34 yards. 388 passing yards for smith. west virginia up 24 in the

third. dj adams. had a chance to win it. strooifring in the mountain ear territory picks it off. one of 3 picks by danny o'brien. mountain ears survive 37-31. final. more college football coming up after the game. a day after the tigers clench the title he took a day off as oakland evens at a game a piece. bottom 2 punches one to right. in comes bran ton allen a's on top. too batters later they get another. coco crisp brings it in. third round of the bmw championships. 70 to 30 this week.

two bounces in bottom of the cup or for eagle. everyone still chasing justin rod rhodes. heading into the final round. seminoles in tallahassee. stay tuned following the scene. larry beal and yours truly and a father son guest. >> thank you for watching. football is next.

the following is a special presentation of espn college football on abc. >> brent: oklahoma coach bob stoops met a familiar face before the game tonight, his brother, mark stoop, the