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archaeological dig. people on hands and knees and digging around the remains. they are going to do the best they can to pull the remains out as one hole movement. >> the alameda county sheriff's office and hayward police swarmed into this remote canyon near interstate 680 and sunol at 10:30 saturday morning after volunteer searcher reported a body had been found. >> one of the search party members did discover remains. right now, that is all we know. there is nothing that indicates gender with the remains. the body is decomposed. >> it could be weeks before the body is identified with dna testing. alameda crime slab processing all the evidence. this was the eighth time the family of missing nursing student michelle le mounted an

independent search for her. brad dennis was in charge of the team that found the remains. >> we had law enforcement on the search and secured the area and backed out of the area. >> hayward police had searched the same creek bed according to those that live nearby. >> the last message from the cellphone is somewhere around this area. >> they have been searching here a lot. >> searched here when three times. >> the family had no comment on the remains. michelle le was last seen a parking garage in hayward on may 27. >> reporter: right now it's unknown if the body that was found here is that of michelle le or someone else. they are hoping maybe in just a few days at least to be able to determine if the remains is that of a male or female. that is photo of giselle esteban, a former friend of le. she was arrested earlier this month and charged with murder in

the case. police believe esteban attacked the nursing student in the parking garage at kaiser hospital in high ward. she is due back in court tomorrow. there are renewed calls to permanently end the air show in reno after friday's deadly crash. the death toll stands at nine. n.t.s.b. investigators took their first tour of the scene last night. during friday's races a world war ii p-51 mustang went into a nosedive crashing on to the tarmac. spectators were hit by a wall of flying shrapnel. alan wang has our update. >> reporter: some noticed a strange engine noise from above. seconds later the plane nose-dived into a vip section. going up and impossible angle

slightly above vertical. >> it twisted and turned and wham! it was all brown smoke and debris. >> this was bad. we had a lot of very severely injured people. >> nine people were killed. 69 injured including two children. doctors say there were a lot of broken bones, lacerations and amputations. >> national transportation safety board investigators are carefully examining photos and video of the final seconds before the crash including sfoets photos that appear to show a trim tab breaking off the tail. it holds crucial information but it's unlikely the plane had a flight recorder. >> they have raised that question because some of modifications to the aircraft. it's unclear with the impact and the seed there will be anything available. >> the ntsb confirmed the pilot

jimmy leeward modified his airplane by shortening wing span. now, they will determine if he gave up control with more speed. >> he has exemplar aircraft which let us understand the system in the modified aircraft. >> they will be looking into a plane and environment. despite the impact that shattered the plane into thousands of tiny pieces, investigators recovered portions of the tail from the crash that left a crater three feet deep and six to eight feet wide. investigators have recovered an object which may be the piece alan was talking about that was seen falling off the plane's tail section but at this point they are calling it an object. with the air races cancelled they are questioning the fate of their sports. jonathan bloom sat down with some of them and talked to one man who is worried this crash could bring the entire sport of

air racing to an end. we know it could happen. there has been a crash every year but never in a crowd. >> he has been building airplanes since he was 12 years old. he has always known it was dangerous but watching that fighter plane plunge to the ground was nothing like he's ever seen. >> it looked like it was coming towards us. i was running for the hills really. >> sick feeling down the stomach that you have to deal with ask. >> he is dealing with another sick feeling knowing as a result of the tragic crash he may never see the reno air races ever again. >> i look forward and no, maybe we're not coming back. >> so you are not coming back. >> there won't be any races. it's such a crash and horror.

>> among the crew members slowly packing up to go home, many say they don't want this to be a the end. >> i would hate to see this industry, the air show and air racing industry be shut down because of this accident. >> darrell says the air racing world is tight-knit and leeward was right in the center. >> i grew up hearing about his reputation, what a great person he was not only as a great pilot but mentor to other pilots. >> his wife is fielding calls from friends and family. >> a lot of people knew he was flying in the race. >> but her thoughts are with those that are hospitalized. >> dozens of victims are treated for their injuries the fate of air racing itself lies in the hands of federal authorities. they will determine the cause of the crash but also whether it's safe for the sported to continue.

san jose police say their top priority this weekend is to find a man who has been on violent crime spree since friday morning. police are looking for that man, he is 33-year-old paul reyes castillo. he is wanted for armed robbery, kidnapping and murder. tomaramon has been following the story and brings us this report from san jose. >> reporter: the body of cindy was found here at north 12th street. these cellphone photos were given to us by a neighbor. it shows police at the house and this has neighbors shocked. >> the neighbors, they want him to be caught. >> he had lived in the house for about a month and always made neighbors nervous. they are searching for him where they say she remembered and desperate. he is 5'9" and 210 pounds. his capture is number one priority. >> at the present time when you have this type of crime we do

not experience these types of crimes in san jose very often. >> he begin his one man crime spree in the morning. he approached a man pumping gas and shot him. he sped off in stolen nissan. it was recovered an hour later. this is where police carjacked cindy. the last she heard she was getting help with her stalled car. >> the battery died and five minutes later, an hispanic person is offering to help her. that is the last we heard ofer. >> dozens of officers searched the home complex after they spotted a man that looked like him in a car. they fired at him and chased him into complex. the search came up empty. >> he has been described as a one man crime spree. there is no way for us to begin to speculate what is in his mind

or what is causing this. san jose police are warning if anyone is helping i am evade police they will be prosecuted for aiding a homicide suspect. if anybody spots him, to call 911 immediately. coming up next, the release of two u.c. berkeley hikers hits another snag. ending hopes of them being released today. and president obama's new proposal for a tax hike on the rich. why he thinks it will be make a difference for the economy and the middle-classssssssssssssssss

a vacationing judge is hall that stand in the way of freedom for two university hikers convicted of spying. they have been held in a tehran prison for two years now. the lawyer says he could get one judge's signature that would set him free, two signatures are required. mediators from iraq and o standing by and plane in oman to take the pair out of iran the moment they are released. now all of that is on hold until tuesday when the vacationing second judge returns. tomorrow president obama plans to announce the details of his so-called tax plan a new tax

rate for wealthy. so that millionaires pay the same percentage as middle income taxpayers. it will be included for long term deficit reduction that will be announced tomorrow. the new base tax rate is named after warren buffett the investor who says rich americans are not paying their fair share of taxes. the california republican convention wraps up today in los angeles, only two presidential candidates made appearances there. you see michele bachmann. yesterday it was ron paul's turn in the spotlight. >> i believe it's time for a change in attitude and change in direction of this country. >> paul has gamed momentum in the race for the white house in recent weeks. he is running third behind rick perry and mitt romney. lisa argen is here to talk about our warm weather this week. >> a little bit of fog this morning that disappeared and upper 40s.

it was chilly. mid 40s in half moon bay. 50s at the coast. 60s inland. we are warming up next several days. i'll tell you how much and for how long coming up. look forward to that. also ahead, stanford begins pac-12 play against arizona with a win but suffers a big loss in their defense. mike shumann has highlights coming up in this morning's sports.

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>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. this might be one of days where they don't have the delays at sfo the fog lifted early. most of the rain is in the midsection and plenty of football watching. don't know why with this weather. definitely have a choice for the next several days, we're staying fog free, above normal as soon as tomorrow. right now from sutro camera, take a look, it's gorgeous, temperatures climbing in the upper 50s in san francisco. very little fog this morning and a light wind, temperatures dropped dramatically and now the winds are going to be very weak throughout the afternoon but it will aid in our warming. through tuesday and wednesday we'll see fog return. 59 in oakland right now. 60 in mountain view. 65 in hayward with 68 by

antioch. you get the idea. numbers are going anywhere from 3-6 degrees warmer than yesterday without the fog and than the warmer start high pressure building in, warmer afternoon. so even when we cool off by late in the workweek it won't be as dramatic as we usually see. we'll hold to some of the warmth. offshore flow, warm through hot mid-week. we will be looking at the fog staying offshore. here is a look at tomorrow morning. look how far it is. southern california may see some by tomorrow afternoon. and then the offshore flow continues and numbers should surpass the mid 90s. but in the low 70s for san francisco. we're talking 80s into santa clara. even around castro valley topping out in the 80s with low 90s inland. get used to it for the next few days. the days are much shorter so sun

is setting around 7:13. pacific satellite is all clear but the important thing you can't see the high ridge of pressure that building in the upper levels. this system goes to the north. it do its job all summer long, we kept seeing trough and trough but for today and next knew days above normal. lower 90s today in fresno and sacramento. 80 in los angeles and fog coming back into southern california tomorrow for a short term. it will be back to an offshore flow, as well. 80 in sunnyvale. numbers coming up 2-3 degrees today. 80 in menlo park. 75 for the south city. north bay, slighted northerly gradient allowing numbers to make it mid to upper 80s, 78 in

oakland. fremont 84. 88 in danville, pittsburg, 87. dublin and pleasanton, upper 80s monterey and watsonville, soon a lot of sunshine with mid-70s in watsonville. a little bit of a warming each day right through tuesday. wednesday still, fog will be patchy, warm afternoons and with autumn beginning on friday, double check the calendar. it will feel like san francisco in september. a lot of people will be inside watching sports because the hometown teams are playing. yeah. >> this morning the raiders are in buffalo taking on the bills, dallas and cowboys 49ers are a the candlestick. last night, sanford was starting at 3-0. >> good morning. sixth ranked stanford should

move with a win over arizona in tucson. wildcats, waving the keys trying to figure that one out. on gang of cardinals with the sack. a call for guy david shaw on fourth and 1. he gets the first down, 21 yards. cardinals up 10-0. bad news for the cardinals, shane gets tangled up making this tackle. left leg bends awkwardly and would leave the game and not return. they dominate in the second half. luck, what a throw. and cardinals with a 37-10 victory. >> california hosting presbyterian. they got on the board early and often. he ran for 105 yards. second quarter, up 21-0.

he finds jones on the post. 61-yard touchdown. 28-0 bears. later in the half, may hard in again, this time, may hard in only played the first half. he is now the winningest coach in cal history. >> san jose looking for a first home opener win. he finds him. 14-7 at the half. he got a shot in the arm from this quarterback, better catch by brandon. they are within 3 but late in the fourth, falkner gone for the gugs fo and the win, picked off by duke williamson. it is now 17-14 falling to 0-3. >> giants facing the rockies and they are playing well. get reinforce as brian wilson is

activated off the elbow injury. they are riding a six game win streak and getting offense with the pitching staff. eric is up the middle. two out r.b.i. single, 1-0 g-men. rockies strike back. brings home two, rockies on top 3-2. and giants were up in the eighth beltrans rips one. they score and then, brad pill all the way through the gap. come two-more come home. giants win it 6-5, seventh straight victory. arizona loses and atlanta wins and giants are five back in national league west. a's hosted the tigers to clinch the american central friday night. scott sizemore, punches one in and a's on top 1-0. two batters later they get another, coco crisp drops one in

front of austin jackson and a's go on to 5-3 victory. we'll have more highlights at 5:00. i'm mike shumann, have a great day. >> up next at 9:30 a shocking discovery, searchers looking for michelle le uncover a body. also why napa valley winemakers is toasting the late harvest even though it's going to be a smaller crop.

welcome back everyone. an alameda county medical examiner will try to identify a body found yesterday by volunteers searching for missing nursing student michelle le. in f dna tests are required it could take weeks to determine. volunteers were checking a remote area off of 680 near sunol where one searcher found human remains. a police officer immediately sealed off the area and called in crime scene investigators. >> one of search party members did discover remains. right now, that is all we know. there is nothing that indicates gender, wt remains. body is decomposed. >> searchers were checking that

specific area because it was one of last places where michelle le's cellphone signal was detected back when she disappeared from the kaiser permanente hospital in hayward. giselle esteban a former friend of le is charged with her murder but yet to enter a plea. she is due back in court on tuesday. there are new calls to bring a permanent end to those reno air races as the death toll rise had to nine. on 60 have been released from hospital but nine are still in critical condition. federal investigators are trying to fix the horrific crash. david wright reports n.t.s.b. investigators are were at the event and saw the crash. >> after the shock and panned mondayium of the crash -- pandemonium of the crash now the search for answers.

you don't think in terms it's going to happen to you. >> these are our first real glimpse of the crash site. p-51 mustang was traveling so fast when it crashed the fuselage shat sclerd there was nothing that showed it was an airplane. it was big black mess on the ground. >> n.t.s.b. investigators may not have a flight data recorder but invaluable is numerous photos and personal video accounts from speculators. >> it will be a huge help for us. >> the photos appear to back up eyewitness accounts that pieces of the tail started falling off. >> we had three investigators on the ground but initiated the investigation immediately afterwards. >> the tragedy was another near miss mark kelly husband of gabrielle giffords who was shot in the head earlier this year in tucson. kelly was scheduled to fly a picht 51 similar to the one

crashed but he was not racing. apparently he did not witness the crash. those who did, the image is forever burned in their memory. >> i have a perfect video gig in the te as the airplane coming over and coming down, very thin knife edge of wings coming right at us. >> david wright says the impact was so intensity left a crater three feet deep and eight feet across in the first few rows on the back seats on the tarmac. >> bill clinton hosts heads of state coming up with new ways to improve the global economy. on "this week," he said his annual initiative bypasses the gridlock that grips washington. >> what would you tell in the ceos that will be coming to your

meeting this week? >> just think about where we are now and what we can do now with the resources we now have. for example, i think you'll have an update on an announcement we made in chicago where the afl/cio and couple affiliate unions are going to put some of their own pension funds in to putting people to work, retrofitting buildings. they will be in partnership with business instead of having a washington political fight with them. >> the four day invitational workshop is held in new york to address global issues. >> on tuesday morning, survivors of the san bruno gas pipeline explosion will join city leaders in a ceremony to literally close the wound caused by the blast a year ago. they will pick up shovels and fill in the gaping crater caused by the explosion that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. pg&e crews will take over the

job starting tuesday afternoon and about three weeks the spot will be filled in paved over and sidewalks replaced. our media partner san jose america kru create news paeg is going to remove the remaining section of the pipeline from the neighborhood. >> the annual grape harvest will soon begin in the napa valley and grape growers are saying they are looking at a nice crop this year. vic lee has the good news from wine country. >> grate grape growers are optimistic about this year's crop. it's been a relatively mild year no big hot spikes in the weather which could burn the grapes. >> it's been a cool year, but the vines have adapted. they haven't set much crop so they will have an easier time getting the grapes perfectly right. >> he owns stagecoach vineyards. the late rains interrupted the process. the grapes didn't have to go

through the normal process which means fewer berries. bottom line we'll have a smaller crop this year. fortunately that doesn't compromise the quality. when you have sort of a slow warming, gradual warming the flavor and sugars develop at the same time so when you are ready to harvest. >> because of the majority and reipg process started late. this year's heart will get a late start. >> and to come to this event. >> and they told reporters the annual harvest media briefing there has been bad years for napa valley grape growers. they have been hit in the downturn. >> they have been purchasing as many grapes. >> reporter: but he says the industry appears to be on the upswing. >> we're starting to go up. >> reporter: they will start picking itself grapes in three

weeks. the grapes, they are still a little sour but by the time they start picking them we are assured they will be perfect. you put in a bottle, there you go. weather is great there and how about here? >> we see signs of warming, light winds. fall conditions approaching the final days of summer. i don't know but feeling a lot like summer. we'll be back with forecast. >> and sacred stones of an 8900-year-old spanish monastery, a remarkable reassembly project now underwayayayayayayayayayayay

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running parallel to the coast. it's going to stay there for the next several days. hints of it here and there may come from up the south into southern california, but all of california experiencing a warmup the next several days. right now numbers have come up significantly with the sunshine. 59 in oakland. 68 in fairfield. down to 46 earlier this morning in half moon bay. 57 and 63 in san jose and in fact we've got several upper 40s from redwood city to hayward. pretty cool out there with those nights getting longer but overall numbers are up 3-6 degrees warmer than yesterday. this will be the trend not only for tuesday and wednesday. then on the last day of summer thursday, looks like we'll see more fog. clear skies and warm to hot temperatures through mid-week. waiting until the final days of summer to bring us very warm weather. there is the fog. it stays off through tomorrow and in fact our winds are going

to be very, very light. that is means high fire danger and higher up you go. if you take a bike ride, be extra careful. very dry conditions and drier air making it's down to the surface as the marine layer becomes more compressed. look at the 70s all around the coast but we're still looking today the number 2 degrees above normal. as the high continues to build in the next several days, we'll see the numbers come up two or three degrees each day. so that is taking us above normal for the first time in quite some time. only one day in august was above normal. we're talking upper 70s even at big sur, 80s at los angeles and 74 in northern sierra. 80 in sunnyvale. 86 in los gatos. numbers ranging from the 60s to 80 in menlo park.

we will see the 70s work up through millbrae, downtown 72. it will be comfortable with very light sea breeze but the flow really more out of north, especially with the downsloping winds of 86 in sonoma. with 82 in castro valley. upper 80s for today with about three to four degrees of warming. maybe five to six in some spots. livermore near 90. watsonville, 76 and fog in monterey but that is pulling back and allows for plenty of sun. here is the seven-day forecast, 80s around the bay. low 90s inland and you'll notice those temperatures will be increased about 2-3 degrees each day. until the fog comes back on wednesday. friday, fall begins and next weekend the models are bringing in interesting weather. you'll have to stay tuned. >> last month, the weather seemed kind of lousy.

you said just one day in august. >> was above normal, august 29th to be exact. >> wow, we're doing better for september. >> more normal. >> thank you, lisa. >> some northern california monks are rebuilding part of sacred history one stone at a time. wayne freedman takes us way up on i-5 around chico where they are taking on epic challenge scloor if you use your imagination the rustic lands could, it could almost be sacred. it depends on where you look. this construction project will ahead to the illusion. >> there is already stone on top of it. >> when finished this will look like a 13th century monastery in spain because that is exactly what it is.

transplanted from another place in time. >> did you pay for this? >> the emotion. >> retired abbot father davis echoes the sentiment and enclave of peace, service and spirit wallet on 580 acres. it is a world on to itself from a nearly 1,000 year old order. >> you are going to get up 3:15 in the morning. you are going to start praying. you are going to pray off and on throughout the day for four to five hours and then you are going to spend approximately five hours every day in manual labor out orchard and out the grounds, cooking doing the laundry. >> where is the fun? >> it's fun all day long. [ laughter ] >> you a and now this project.

>> father thomas had wand those stones since 1955 when a tour guide mentioned them in golden gate bashing. >> as soon as i heard the word, i knew what it meant. >> the stones had arrived here decades earlier. william randolph hearst and shipped the stones with plans to rebuild them in a grand style. but after the depression, that never happened. to pay a storage he gave them to the city that kept in the park and used them of all places of japanese tea garden. it turned them over to de young museum but never knew what to do with them. so after 40 years by efforts of father thomas the museum gave the monastery back to the monqs. >> it's part of our heritage. it belonged to us. >> even no then some of the

monks remain skeptical. >> until they found a miracle worker in stone mason. >> how many stones? >> i have no idea how many stones. >> he went to work based on drawings from the 1930s saving old stones and cracking new ones and reverse engineering. >> it's difficult but the oldest of the stones, the original ones were carved 800 years ago and if you closely at them they still stories. >> the original stone mason from the 13th century, they were meant at an accounting tool. they were paid by the stone. >> and they estimate the project will take two more years and cost several million dollars. that is quite a task for a man.

>> that is precisely it. we are poor. [ laughter ] we can't afford to put a project like this on. that is where the public coming in. >> prayers and now the manifestation of the soil, sacred stones rising above the soil. that is my life's work. >> wayne freedman, "abc 7 news." don't go away. 7 on your side is next. >> relief could be in the works for struggling homeowners nationwide. i'm michael finney and coming up a major settlement that could be coming your way. ee

settlement talks are underway with the nation's largest mortgage companies and they could wrap up as early as this month. 7 on your side's michael finney what a settlement could mean for struggling homeowners. >> shirley burnel has lived in this home for four decades. she has been fighting for foreclosure for three years. >> we've been doing the paperwork for years, just over and over and over again. i don't know what the issue is. >> donna has been in this san leandro home for is a years.

books and games belonging to her six-year-old child is pleasant distraction. >> it's an escape from the anxiety we. >> have they are two bay area homeowners who could be helped by any settlement. california attorney general pamela harris is trying to negotiate an out of court settlement. >> i'm very confident. everybody is aware of the situation. >> i want them to give help to the homeowners but in that realm of trying to do that i would also like to see some people prosecuted. >> a document obtained by the l.a. times reveals some potential materials of a settlement. key among them is principal reduction. basically banks are being asked to reduce the amount homeowners owe to bring it closer to the value of the home. norma garcia is with consumer's union. >> too big to fail and to big to

the right thing. that is what ought to happen here. >> john has been following negotiations closely. he says one holdup to to any settlement could be the insistence by banks they be protected from any future litigation. >> they are starting to pull back from the table so it's hard to say. >> mortgage bankers association and american bankers association declined to comment for this story. it's been widely reported that the banks have offered a settlement of $20 billion. >> we will see what it looks like. >> if a settlement is not reached ko we could be looking at years of litigation and more investigation. the servicers involved bank mergs wells fargo, j.p. morgan chase and citigroup and allied financial. coming up jessica parker's new movie. i don't know how she does it?

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in theaters this weekend, comedy with a touch of drama called "i don't know how she does it." it stars sara jessica parker, don sanchez doesn't know why she does it. here is review on the aisle. >> i love my mark but sometimes i love it so much. >> and that is sara jessica parker's problem working for a boston financial firm but she has kids and husband. never gets any sleep. you feel the crisis mode building. >> spend more time. >> they did the writing but and then the big opportunity comes.

>> so she is headed out of town to share time with pierce brosman and he is a bowler. you know where it's leading. she has vicious people in the office out to get her and other caddy mother on the personal side. this is a woman carrying a burden but what to do? here is an odd moment and i'm not cynical. this is lightweight that seems like a made for tv movie. yes, they deal with the issue with women in the workplace but it seems so dated like out of a doris day movie. then they tack on the sweet ending. i don't know how she does it -- don't much care either. i don't know why they made it. i can only give it a quarter of

a bucket. >> that is so harsh but he does it in such a funny way. how do you do the weather? >> nice today with a gradual warmup each and every day, two to three degrees, maintain a warmer and drier scenario right through the middle of the week. here is a look, a little hazy out there, high pressure firmly in control. 82 in san jose. it's going reach 90s inland valleys. final days of summer is upon us. and slightly cooler on thursday. autumn begins why v early on friday and subtle cooling by then but next weekend, things could change dramatically. >> stay tuned. >> thank you, i will sa. thank you for joining us. our next newscast starts at 5:00 tonight. have a great sunday.

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