good morning, i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm kristen sze. >> new delay this morning in the legal progression against the young murder accused of

murdering her friend. they want her to reveal the whereabouts of le's body. >> reporter: giselle esteban was a no-show in court. but friends and relatives still attended the hearing. the man that may be at the center of this was also here. that is scott marasegan. he didn't say anything about the case did you the defendant is the mother of the child and she blames le for their break-up but police have not said what the they believe is the motive for the murder. we have video from another poows but she waived her right to appear today. she is accused of murdering michelle le. le's body has not been found but police have enough evidence think they have enough evidence to prove that she killed le.

>> we want to find michelle. >> district attorney's office recommended not to speak or talk about the case or in the media. we are focused on finding michelle. >> reporter: they have organized another search for this weekend. it will be their eighth time to lead a search party out into the woods. they say interest in the case has increased and they are hoping for hundred volunteers this weekend and they are searching the east bay. esteban has a court appearance for next week and court will likely appoint her a public defender and scheduling her to enter a plea. >> good news for bryan stow

after a brief set back. they say his infections are gone and now they can attend to other problems. he suffered brain injuries when he was beaten in the parking lot of dodgers stadium after a game back in april on opening day. >> investigators say two people found dead inside a burning oakland apartment may have been killed in a drug dispute. the bodies were found early in the morning on the second floor of a building. homicide sergeant tells the san francisco chronicle the victims may have been assaulted before the apartment was burned. one witness said they saw somebody brung mr. the house carrying a gas can. victims' names have not been released. oakland homicide rate is 83 compared to 63 last year. >> computers take note. protestors are planning another bart disruption today. they plan to demonstrate at powell street embarcadero and

civic center stations today. they have planned a protest every monday for five weeks in response to shutting down cellphone last month in a protest over the killing of charles hill in july. a protest by another group, no justice, no bart shut down the powell street station with police arresting more than two dozen demonstrators. f.b.i. and department of homeland security have opened a series of official investigations into the hack or group. they have carried out more than 75 raids and arrested 16 people this year in connection with illegal hacking jobs claimed by anonymous. president obama is challenging congress to pass his new jobs bill right away and he wants republicans to stop playing politics. plant includes a cut in payroll cuts in social and extension of jonlts benefits. john hendron reports. >> first came the plan and now comes the pressure. >> this is bill that congress

needs to pass. no gain, no -- no games, no politics. he is following up the plan three he outlined last week. he spoke in the rose garden flanked by those that benefit the most, teachers, firefighters police officers and constriction workers hoping for some of the jobs that it is going to create. >> bottom line when it comes to balancing our books we have to decide what our priorities are. do we keep tax loopholes or put teachers back to work. democratic national committee is not waiting. it's already upping the pressure with this new ad. >> next election is 14 months away. and the people who sent us here, they don't have the luxury of waiting 14 months. >> eric cantor is not ruling out

backing the plan. >> that is spirit which i'm here today, committed to working with the president add the other side to actually doing something that can help people get back to work. >> white house says the bill saves $426 billion, $20 billion more than it cost. that would comeat the ex pechbs of people that make more than $250,000 and corporate jet owners and others. the biggest bank announced job cuts. bank of america says it will cut 30,000 jobs in order to try to save $5 billion a year. that dwarfs the positions it cut year this year. they say most of cuts will come through attrition in eliminating unfilled position. the stock has lost nearly 50% this year mostly related to toxic mortgages it acquired with the purchase of country wide.

>> carol bartz has resigned. bartz said he intended to keep her seat on the board. they are unhappy with perfect her performance and they believe other heads should roll, as well. >> the new 9/11 memorial at ground zero is open op for the public but under very tight security. visitors are now walking among hundreds of white oak trees on the eight acre site, upclose look of the water fall that now stands in the spot where the waut world trade towers once stood. it includes plaques of every one of the people killed in the terrorist attacks in new york at the pentagon and in pennsylvania as well as the names of the six who died in the world trade center bombing in 1993. >> a day after the public memorial, a private ceremony

will be held in pennsylvania to inter the remains of victims of flight 93. they rushed to the cockpit to try to retake control of the plane from terrorists. >> in london, britain's principles harry honored the victims of 9/11 by taking part in charity day. they used to be part of cantor fitzgerald which had offices of the north tower of the world trade center. 658 of the employees died in the terrorist attack. this is the seventh annual charity day to help dozens of charities in the out u.k. and around the world. >> the website says more is important than life than a working -- >> but the crowning achievement in a restoration project. a live report.

>> and jacqueline kennedy in her own words. new audiotapes about life in the white house. what she has to say about her

san francisco is celebrating the finishes of the touches to a store at golden gate park. it's an old windmill.

the project has taken a long time to complete. nick smith joins us near the great highway with more. and they had it installed today. >> a long time for it to happen. if you look behind me hundred people are gathered for the ceremony. only minutes one of crowning achievements of golden gate park will be complete. this dome will be lifted in place to top ai top the south windmill at a ceremony scheduled in minutes. officials and international representatives are on hand to for installation of the refurbished dome. because of the surviving blueprints of the original structure was inaccurate or incomplete the designing architect had to start from scratch. >> we measured and numbered every single stick. and then we dismantled the

windmill and then we did trial parts, which ones could not be reused and replaced those with wood. and we reconstructed it. >> the restoration project has taken more than ten years because the cap had to shipped and delivered from the netherlands. windmill is only one of two traditional style windmills and will be used to pump water. right now you see the live look at the construction workers that are actually taking part of the construction. when they actually do, they will have to fit it completely because there had no plans from which to work. the windmill itself will rely solely on wind power. they haven't decided where it will pump water too because it's no longer needed for the eastern

end of the park. when both windmills operational they pumped more than 1.5 million gallons of water daily. for the first time today we're hearing audiotapes jacqueline kennedy describing her life in the white house. former first lady made the recordings in 1964 four months after her hugs was assassinated. jacqueline ordered they be kept under seal by the kennedy library until after her death. now, they will be part of a new book being released on wednesday. they gave us an intimate look at some of the most intense moments during kennedy's presidency. listen to what she said during the cuban missile. >> i said please, don't go

away -- >> even if you live in a bombshell in the white house, please -- jacqueline says the time in the white house was the happiest years. diane sawyer will host a prime time two-hour special of jacqueline kennedy in her own words. it airs from 9:00 to 11:00 right here on abc7. >> in november, arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords will sit down with her first interview since a gunman shot her.

giffords seen in an emotional part during a budget battle. that interview will coincide with the couple's memoir, gabby a story of courage and hope. she was shot in the head and recovering from brain injuries. interview will air right here on abc7. >> got to listen to the details on the forecast. >> we'll talk about a warming trend after we look outside and show you sunshine is coming out as expected. flight arrival delays is over. warm weather won't stay around long. forecast is coming up in few minutes. >> soaking up your child's attention span? warning parents fo america's most popular sponge. >> remember watson the super computer? now, it's getting into the health industry. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @

new research suggests watching spongebob square pants is detrimental to your kid.

a professor found that after soaking up nine minutes of the program, four-year-olds showed more learning problems. it tested only 60 children. one critic says the results should be viewed cautiously because of the small number of participants. more with a focused plotted led to better results. study is in pediatrics. you have go with your instincts. >> what were we talking about? >> and my kids are but i can't see anybody watching it getting caught. >> if you want to get caught something like friday night. that was beautiful. but potential is some thunderstorms that are coming off the sierra. let's talk about that and the warming trend that is on the way. good morning everybody.

11:21 as we are looking from mount tamalpais. some of the mid-level moisture as the main storm has collapsed for today. as we look eastbound toward mount diablo. you see it's hazy but nothing to worry about any poor air quality. we do not have a spare-the-air day. you can see what is going on all levels of the atmosphere. here is the storms is what is left over. they are backing our way towards us but shrinking and even at the coast you can see it's pushing away some of the clouds there, too. i think today will be warmer. but these storms will regenerate tonight and everywhere you see in green, flash flood watch until 11:00 this evening. we could have mud slight and pretty healthy rain up there. temperatures in the 50s and 70s showing up around novato total south bay and to the east bay

valleys. plenty of sunshine around the monterey bay. mid 50s for santa cruz. low to mid-70s for everyone else. three things i want you to know about this forecast, partly cloudy conditions today, warmer temperatures inland. storms and flooding not only today but again tomorrow and then all of us will see warmer weather tomorrow into wednesday. you can see the inland areas warm. concord, santa rosa, 9 degrees warmer, oakland, san jose and san francisco within a couple of degrees of where we were yesterday. east bay valleys, warmest weather, 80 in dublin to mid 80 as as you head out towards brentwood all the way to 77 in fremont. most of east bayshore in the mid-70s. mid to upper 70s around the south bay. 80 in campbell and los gatos. here is a look at the peninsula mid to upper 70s, down 72 in millbrae. even with the coast sunshine, mid-50s. a little warmer down san francisco and sausalito mid-70s.

monterey bay, 68 in monterey. 72 in santa cruz and low to mid 80s around a morgan hill and gilroy. storms are developing up in the sierra, 74 in tahoe and not as warm as it has been in the central valley as the last couple of days where we were in the 90s. we're almost out of it but padres are in town and giants game out at at&t park. 7:15, 61 dropping down to 57. we won't be quite as warm tomorrow morning. any drizzle you can see it along the coast. temperatures in the 50s. accu-weather seven-day forecast, notice away from the coast we're about i would say 2-4 degrees warm tomorrow. cooling trend for thursday and friday and slightly warmer for saturday and sunday. no big swings in the forecast. volkswagen is recalling 30,000 sedans. recall affects 2011 and 2012

models years. tail pipes on the vehicles can stick out too far and burn people. volkswagen begin an investigation after receiving complaints. they will replace the tail pipes for free if necessary. >> remember super computer watson. it may be coming to a doctor's office near you. remember it destroyed the two best jeopardy players on tv. they are going to diagnosis treatments. they will deal a special app that relates symptoms and medical journals. i.b.m. future uses for watson could include financial information and public safety. >> still ahead, how addicted are you and could you live without it? >> new study a flush@

how important is facebook in your daily life? >> apparently for thousands of users, it's more important an working toilet. >> in london, they got 3,000 people to things they couldn't live without. having clean water and owning on fridge. >> and being connected to facebook was number five. and toilets came in ninth. i don't know if i would make that choice. i want my flushing toilet. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> bye-bye