developing news right now. f.b.i. agents are raiding the

bankrupt company solyndra,. good morning, i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm kristen sze. >> the execution of search warrants is total surprise to solyndra. what the. if i looking for? >> that is half billion dollar question. we know that f.b.i. agents have been out on the solyndra campus going into a number of buildings including this one, this is where the manufacturing equipment that ate much of that half billion dollar loan. >> agents are conducting this raid as part of a joint operation between the f.b.i. and department energy is on of inspector general. >> what are you looking for? >> unfortunately i can't go through details in this. >> what are you going to be taking out, files and equipment? >> at this point it's very early on. it remains to be seen. >> solyndra is solar power

company that received $500 million in loans a company touted by president obama. suddenly announced they were bankrupt and without notice laid off 1100 workers. today the f.b.i. agents moving in surprising workers when they came to work. >> what is going on in there? >> we don't know. there are people out there. >> f.b.i. is out there? >> yes. >> did they say what they are looking for? >> no. >> even the public relations person was surprised. >> they were here when i came to work this morning. >> what are they looking for? >> you would have to ask them. >> they reported the justice department was concerned that potential buyer may move the equipment out of the country but under the loan the assets have to be operated in the united states. f.b.i. didn't shed any light on that. >> unfortunately i can't speak further on any of the details.

>> reporter: f.b.i. says they are not telling us what they are looking for but they will know when they had the. they will be carrying it out in boxes or crates. we'll have pictures of that for you and expecting to have those boxes carried out sometime this afternoon. mark math sues coming out and have news for you 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. terry mcsweeney, "abc 7 news." the a former friend now accused of killing michelle le makes her first court appearance. le's body has not been found but police say that evidence led them to investigate the case as a homicide. the suspect is gizelle esteban. she is being held in jail on murder charges. they say they have dna evidence and surveillance video showing her in the garage before and after le's vanished. court records show that she has a history of violence.

president obama unveils his job creation proposal this afternoon. not all the details of the 25 minute speech have been made available but the 300 to $400 billion plan is expected to include proposals to help businesses, hire workers, cut taxes, rebuild infrastructure and cutting the deficit. white house says the speech is critical to boosting the economy. republicans are skeptical, at least two senators are skipping the speech and gop isn't even planning a rebuttal afterwards. that is something boern joked. >> this is not a state of the union address. american people shouldn't be forced to watch some politician they don't want to listen to and most of them want to watch the football game. >> we'll carry the speech live today at 4:00. hundreds of workers at hyatt

hotels started a w long strike today. >> members of the united here walked the picket lines. the workers include room cleaners, dishwashers and clerks that have worked without a contract since 2009. strike isn't only about their status but also about hiring non-union employees to organize. >> we want the right to help other hyatt workers organize to get a contract. >> they have put on the table issues of growth for their union that have no affect on the folks here except to call them out for seven days and take away from these hard working employees wages. >> west contra costa county parents and students have won a fight to keep two schools open. last night they voted to use

funds to pay off an $8 million loan. decision to use the fund the district won't need to generate other revenue by closing lake elementary and shannon elementary in pinole. >> bart residents are saying here we go again. another fight to get home because of the protest planned by several different groups. demonstrators insist they don't want to inconvenience barred roo riders. amy hollyfield has talking to the riders, did they appreciate this proposal? >> not really. they think they figured a way to get commuters a flee ride tonight but most of the passengers we spoke with said thanks but no thanks. >> bart officials have always said, they support peaceful protests as long as they are outside the fare gate. today protestors are going to test that. >> we are doing exactly what they asked.

>> the officials will have to open the emergency gates and in that case they wouldn't have to pay their fares. they are in it to hurt bart not the riders. >> we are doing the service for riders. it's spare the fare, you go through and ride free courtesy us and bart authority. >> many bart riders this as a huge favor. >> i pay everyday. i just want to get home. >> i don't know why they would want to give us free ride. i think it's policy tt needs to change. >> bart officials say policy changes happen in their boardroom not on the platform. they don't allow protests because they think it's dangerous and if activists block the fare gates they will subject to arrests, blocking them is against the law. >> people with no justice, no bart have gone to every public forum. we have done all the things

we're supposed to do. >> so they plan to keep protesting and riders continue to complain. >> i'm not sure what they are trying to do right now. it's been last two or three weeks. give us a break. i have to get to work on time. >> the president of the directors say he would hike to see higher fines for people arrested. right now they just get an infraction. he would like to see a bigger deterrent. today's protest is scheduled for pga at the powell station here in san francisco. san francisco police are investigating a stabbing at balboa bart station that happened this morning. they say the stabbing happened on the concourse level where riders buy tickets. the victim was taken to the hospital and no word yet on a suspect. >> still ahead, we're hearing knew 911 recordings for the

first time. >> dramatic moments captured on tape nearly ten years ago.

tenth anniversary of the september 11th terrorist attacks on america is coming this sunday. >> 911 calls that day reveal the horror of what happened. american airlines flight that crashed into the world trade tower. her voice was one of those heard

on tape. >> at 8:13 boston fails to reach american airlines flight 11 and then the voice of one of flight attendants calling from the back of the plane. >> number three in the back, cockpit is not answering and i think something is happening. >> and here is the voice of the hijacker. mohammad atta. >> if you try to make any move -- you have to stay quiet. >> and then the shock as this was the real thing. >> we have a problem here, we have a hijacked aircraft headed towards new york. we need someone to send an f-16. >> is this real world or exercise? >> no, this is not an exercise.

>> and another plane is heading for the trade center. >> he is descending really quick, too. >> that is another situation. >> one hit the building. then the drama begins about washington. >> this is not good. >> the president is airborne. >> another flight 93, presumably the passengers were storming the cockpit. >> united flight 93 was waving his wings. they don't know what that means. >> a short time later black smoke is seen rising from shanksville, zblaz there is a report of black smoke in the last edition i gave you south of

the city. >> and then an order around 10:30 to shoot down any more aircraft. >> the commander has declared we can shoot down aircraft that do not respond to our direction. it hard to listen to. that was brian ross and we'll have special coverage of the nation's commemoration of 9/11 all this weekend starting tomorrow. wayne freedman will report live from new york city and lilian kim will report live from shanksville, pennsylvania. on sunday we begin live coverage of the september 11th ceremonies with a special edition of "good morning america" from 5:00 to 8:00 a.m. and that will be followed by morning news from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. >> let's get a check on the weather from meteorologist mike nicco. >> we have cleaner air today but cooler temperatures.

i do see one more warm day before a big cooling trend this week and possibility of some thunderstorms. thanks for the warning. and chatting with a few million friends. the queen of talk is in the bay area. >> and google sits down to the table and how the silicon valley is getting into the restaurant industry. >> you can catch a free concert today

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the queen of talk is in bay area for some face time with her fans. oprah winfrey will be a facebook headquarters for an online chat. it will stream on facebook interview channel beginning at 1:30 this afternoon. she will answer questions posted on the live event page. she is also meeting with facebook and twitter executives to get more fans on her website. >> may be she brought cooler weather, she is still in chicago but let's show you what is going on. coming up on 11:19.

>> looking down from mount tamalpais, sausalito in the foreground and even clouds and a lot of haze hangi around but good news it is not a spare-the-air day. high clouds streaming overhead over san francisco as we look south from south beach this morning. good news we don't have any flight arrival delays at sfo. let's jump in and go straight to the highlights. let's talk about how it will sunny around the bay area but not quite as warm as yesterday. bump up in temperatures but looks like the last hot day inland. cooling trend will rolling rol in and so will storms into the sierra creating a high fire danger there. some of the storms may actually go backwards, moving east to west into our neighborhoods for saturday and sunday. let's go back today, 4 degrees cooler in concord, 5 in san

francisco and santa rosa, san jose, 8. hayward, 10-12 degrees cooler than yesterday. it's still hot in the east bay valleys, low on to mid 90s. closer to average along the shores, 80 in fremont. south bay, low to mid-80s, campbell and los gatos, upper 80s to near 90 degrees. cooler than average on the peninsula with mid to upper 70s to near 80 in palo alto. low to mid-60s along the coast with upper 60s in downtown south san francisco to near 70 in sausalito. 80 in san rafael and mid to upper 80s in the north bay valleys. will there is more cloud cover around the beaches. 71 in monterey, mid-70s in santa cruz and salinas. around the state, most of the storms have moved into nevada. heat is big story in central valley.

112 in palm springs. for tonight we're going to have temperatures in the 50s once again. even a 60 near antioch. we do have high pressure governing our weather. this one is moisture coming in from the south, it is going to bump into this very warm weather. it's going to bump up to the mountains and that is why we'll have a chance of scattered storms possibly saturday and sunday farther south and east you are from the bay area. until then, almost triple-digit heat inland then by monday, 8-16 degrees cooler. >> possible thunderstorms. >> because of high fire danger in the sierra and we could have a high fire danger too. we have a clarification, to a story we reported earlier. bank of america was considering shutting 600 branches as part of a plan to split the business. they have responded it does not

have a any plans to sits and tht down of 600 branches is not new. >> and they have purchased the popular restaurant reviewer. they say it will be a corner to stone. zagat reviews restaurants around the world. they plan to integrate the information with the search and manage products. move will likely give the tech company a larger stake. >> you can catch the san francisco symphony for free. they are celebrating their 100th birthday. concert starts at noon. a world-renowned pi have anist

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today at 3:00, how to keep your children safe by playing sports. then at 4:00, president obama will deliver his speech on jobs. we'll carry it live in its entirety. then at 5:00, berkeley police track down the person they say is responsible for slashing

dozens of car tires. >> a lounge legend returns to the bay area. yea! and arts and entertainment reporter has what's hot. >> a rehearsal of san francisco's opera of heart of a soldier, a hero that saved 2700 lives at the world trade center. on sunday, opera in the park, a free concert in golden gate park. >> jane austen created stories. unscripted gets laughs in mill valley and fort mason center. >> royal society jazz orchestra, art deck oh society. >> he is one of more than 40 shows but 20th edition of the

fringe festival, comedy and drama. >> he is back, bud e. luv swings at george's club in san rafael. >> and short films are featured at the fourth annual iranian film festival at art institute. >> the art and wine festival offers a nasa exhibit and up the on road enjoy the belmont greek festival. >> celebrating a rich italian heritage at the italian athletic club. now you have to choose which one you want to. >> "who wants to be a