an arrest.. in the murder of a missing nursing student. your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. we will fight to bring her home every day until we have her with our family again. >> an arrest in the murder of a missing nursing student. the evidence that led investigators to a former friend. after weeks of disruption, bart firing back at protestors. the tougher crackdown that might have demonstrators thinking twice today. high pressure breaking down, temperatures not quite as warm, still hot in spots. we'll talk about that coming up. and everything looks great

for your morning drive coming out of the altamont pass and towards the dublin interchange. but why things could be a little busier on the roads this morning. we'll tell you why coming up. whole lot of lights there. okay, thanks. good morning, everybody. it's thursday, september 8. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. 6 a.m. now. it took months but finally an arrest in the case of a woman who has been missing for more than three months. stephanie chuang is in dublin with the clues that led investigators to a suspect in the michelle le murder case. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: good morning, grace. you know, giselle esteban and michelle le used to be friends. now the 27-year-old esteban is behind bars accused of murdering le. she has refused to talk to investigators so far. yesterday hayward police released a list of top circumstantial evidence that led to the arrest of esteban including hospital security camera footage that puts esteban at the scene before and after michelle disappeared, cell phone tracking that shows

the victim and suspect phones traveled the same paths, and dna found on the bottom of esteban's shoe was matched to michelle. it was around 10 a.m. yesterday that hayward police arrested esteban at her union city home. they also searched the house and took away bags of evidence. cbs 5 spoke to corazon marisigan the mother of scott marisigan and he is the ex- boyfriend of murder suspect giselle esteban with whom he has a five-year-old daughter. three days before michelle le went missing scott took out a restraining order against his ex-girlfriend after she threatened to shoot herself. >> like the time he got stalked in san francisco. so we don't know what, you know, it's kind of like we don't know what's going to happen next with her temper. >> the background in the case, michelle le disappeared the night of may 27th when she took a break from her nursing class at kaiser hospital in hayward to go to her car.

>> reporter: it wasn't until the next morning that police found michelle's car abandoned about half a mile away. her blood was found inside. but there was no body. yesterday, her brother michael spoke out about how tough it has been, especially because today is his 24th birthday. >> she would always call me to tell me happy birthday and she loved me. i just want to hear her voice so badly. [ crying ] >> reporter: michael also indirectly pled with esteban yesterday saying, quote, we only ask that she have the human compassion to please tell us where michelle is. as for esteban, she is due in court this afternoon at 2:00 for her arraignment. an emergency landing this morning for a passenger plane that was on its way from san francisco to new york. the airbus 318 landed in grand junction colorado after an engine failure.

a man said his wife was on the virgin america flight and saw flames coming out of one of the engines. the airline tells us, though, all 111 passengers are now staying at a nearby hotel awaiting alternate flights. bart riders may face disruptions during the evening rush hour commute once again. new protests planned at the powell street station. and that's where we if you find our anne makovec with more on what's going on this time around. anne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the protest scheduled for here at the powell station at 4:30. so if your train even goes through the station, be aware there could be more disruptions tonight, although i did just speak with a bart spokesman and he said they will try to do everything to stop any of the stations from being closed. the goal of the protestors today, though, is to try to force bart's hand to get passengers allowed to ride free. this is one of a string of protests that we have seen in recent weeks since july 3 when bart police shot and killed a

man at the civic center station. and then at one of the those protests, bart shut down underground cell service and that just amped up the protest after that. on august 22, police arrested 35 protestors mainly on two charges: failure to obey a peace officer and for illegally blocking a right of way. fines are between $100 and $200 for those offenses and bart said it spent a lot on the protests so far about $300,000 to deal with them a number likely to grow. so now bart's board president, bob franklin, wants to raise the fines for protests en fractions to deter them -- infractions to deter them in the future. here's what the bart spokesman had to say about the plans for this afternoon. >> we are going to take stems to do wah we can to make sure our customers are safe, the trains are on time and those steps include extra bart patrols on the platforms and concourses of downtown san francisco stations. we are also going to have our volunteer staffers wearing yellow vests helping customers throughout the evening commute.

>> reporter: he also said he didn't rule out shutting off cell service again though will sounds like that would be one of the final resorts that bart would use. the other big loser in all of this is other service agencies like muni because they stop here at the powell street station. they say that they have already lost $70,000 because of the protests so far. frank. >> all right. anne makovec live in san francisco, thank you. the upcoming 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks means special security for a famous bay area landmark. all available chp officers all on duty over the weekend, some of them protecting the golden gate bridge. surveillance cameras, other equipment have been upgraded since the attacks 10 years ago. now, there's been no specific threat but officers will be on the lookout. president obama is gearing up for a crucial speech this evening before a joint session of congress. he will unveil his latest plan to reduce the nation's unemployment rate. now, that plan is expected to include an extension of payroll

tax cuts. more federal spending on repairing infrastructure, giving money to states to curb teacher layoffs, and extending unemployment benefits. cbs 5 will provide live coverage of the president's address beginning at 4:00 today. and that will be followed by eyewitness news at 5:00. the democratic president was not the only target during a debate. this among republicans presidential hopefuls. texas governor rick perry former bay state governor mitt romney also went at one another regarding who is the best at creating jobs. >> michael dukakis created jobs three times faster than you did, mitt. [ laughter ] >> well, as a matter of fact, george bush and his predecessor created jobs at a faster rate than you did, governor. [ laughter ] >> tit for tat there. perry and romney currently are first and second in most national polls. eight republicans took part in the debate last night. they covered a wide range of topics, as well. >> detailed regulations you can

do it at the state level. but the federal government is not authorized to nitpick every little transaction. the way they use the interstate commerce clause is outrageous. >> if we fail to repeal obamacare in 2012, it will be with us forever and it will be socialized medicine. >> in california, a usc-"l.a. times" poll show romney and rick perry share the lead and ron paul is third. we have been soaking up the sun all week and loving it. >> we have. and you know, small round of applause for mr. lawrence karnow. >> small? >> yeah. you know what? i think we are going to keep it going. lots of sunshine around most of the bay area this afternoon. we are starting out with some patchy fog again though this morning. some of that thick toward the santa rosa area, visibility there down to a half mile. temperatures fairly mild though outside. 61 degrees in livermore, 57 degrees in san jose. napa 49 degrees. now, toward the afternoon,

mostly sunny skies again. mow triple digits for -- no triple digits for today. 94 in fairfield, hot livermore at 93. 91 concord 85 and sunny in san jose. let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> ♪ do you know the way to san jose ♪ >> i like that. >> watch out for my singing. [ laughter ] >> highway 4, pretty slow. this is definitely our slow spot right now as you come off th bridge. the bottleneck between hillcrest and railroad in the westbound lanes of 4, another slow spot not a big shock here our first spot to back up, westbound 580 out of the altamont pass as the pass the windmills, 18 minutes towards 680 and the dublin interchange. bridges look good. san mateo bridge no exception. this is the commute direction. these taillights are moving toward foster city and the peninsula. so there was actually some debris reported in lanes westbound 92 before clawiter. but it looks like crews are aware of it so they are clearing it out of lanes.

no major hot spots though. no big accidents out there right now on any bridge. live traffic camera towards the south bay, out of downtown san jose, everything is clear and some overnight roadwork is wrapped up. that is your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >> we like the singing elizabeth. 6:09. violence at candlestick park, the problem grows. the new attack following a game there. afraid of needles? that's no longer a reason to avoid the flu shot. how the process is becoming almost pain-free. and a big win if you like to vent on facebook. the ruling that could change the way you post on the website. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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the nhl including brad mccrimmon, pavel demitra. one of the victims was a player selected by the sharks in the draft, russian player daniil sobchenko attended san jose's development camp in july a 6th round selection. the sharks said the 20-year-old had a bright future with the organization. it is 6:13 now. house republicans are proposing a gas pipeline legislation that safety advocates say could undermine safety reforms. under the bill federal regulators could not require pipeline inspection in sparsely populated rural areas and couldn't set industry standards on detecting leaks. a house committee could vote on the bill today. we are learning about another outbreak of violence at candlestick park. it happened last saturday before the start of a college football game between cal and fresno state, the season opener. a fight broke out between two groups and a man was beaten

unconscious. he has serious injuries. police arrested the alleged attacker. this comes two weeks after the beatings and shootings at that preseason game between the 49ers and the raiders. 6:14. coming up, some bay area hospitals are in hot water. we'll tell you about the hefty fines against them. >> the clerk thinking it was a joke said, you know, i don't have time for this. i'm cleaning. >> but the robbery was no joke. the unusual holdup by a thief, there he is, dressed up as gumby.

student michelle le goes to court today, charged with her rder. hayward police in the headlines, the childhood friend of missing nursing student michelle le goes to court today charged with her murder. hayward police cited several pieces of evidence in declaring giselle esteban the suspect. no protest against bart planned at the powell street station. the agency is seeking an increase in fines hoping to deter bart service disruption. president obama will address a joint session of congress today. he will unveil his latest plan to reduce the nation's unemployment rate. cbs 5 will provide live coverage starting at 4 p.m. and good morning, bay area! hope you're having a good start to the day. we are going to see lots of sunshine coming our way today but we have some low clouds over the city of san francisco. the transamerica building just disappearing there in the tops

of the clouds but it's not as thick as yesterday. that being said, the visibility is down to a half mile into santa rosa. as we head throughout the bay area, you have mostly clear skies inland, couple of patches of fog inside the bay, cloudy at the coast. this afternoon, still a couple of clouds out at the beaches, temperatures there in the 60s and not as hot inland but still very hot in spots. you have some mid-90s into the afternoon. 70s inside the bay and 80s at the santa clara valley. so it looks like things changing up just a bit as high pressure weakening somewhat. we have more low clouds and fog showing up around the bay area today, monsoonal moisture up in the sierra nevada. and some of that likely to play a part in our forecast as we head in toward the next couple of days. high pressure still in control though and it looks like it's holding on, although weakening somewhat. this low will eventually start to drift a little bit further to the south and kind of retrograde off our coastline. that will bring some subtropical moisture to our on the weekend. temperatures today still hot in the central valley. 101 in fresno, 99 sacramento and 91 in yosemite with the

possibility of some thunderstorms there. 85 degrees in san jose, 84 in sunnyvale and sunny there. 78 and sunny in san mateo. east bay temperatures up into the 90s in many spots once again by the afternoon. so no triple digits but still hot in spots. 68 degrees in san francisco, 72 in oakland. next couple of days, we will watch temperatures kind of holding steady, maybe more low clouds and fog at the coastline. and then cooling into the weekend with more of the subtropical clouds making their way into our skies. all right. it's traffic time. for that we head to elizabeth. >> okay, thank you, lawrence. let's talk about bart. right now, everything is on time all trains including those heading into san francisco. but as we have been talking about this morning, planned protests for later on this evening around 4:30, 5:00, protestors expected to block the gates right there by the powell street station. so plan accordingly again. this is just affecting the evening commute home. but we're expecting more people to hit the roads for that reason including at the bay bridge toll plaza, where the metering lights remain off for right now. you can see that fastrak middle lanes get by okay.

cash lanes slight delays. but expect when they turn those metering lights on we start to see the backups begin. san mateo bridge the commute direction, westbound 92 looks great. a 13-minute drive right now between 880 and 101. it looks like whatever was blocking some lanes there on westbound 92 by clawiter is now picked up. it was a big piece of metal -- scrap metal on the roads. so that's now gone so all lanes open. the marin county drive you can see one of our live traffic sensors there picking up speeds averaging about 64 miles per hour as you make your way through san rafael. and we have a camera near the 101-580 interchange. in fact, it's a great commute all the way through marin and not as much fog as we have been seeing the past couple of days. silicon valley commuters, we also have a camera right there by the 880/237 interchange. by 7:00 this begins to back up but for now, you're good. back to you. >> thank you. this morning investigators are trying to figure out why a man went on a shooting spree in

carson city that left five people dead and seven more wounded. of the four people the gunman killed, in addition to himself, three were members of the national guard. now, three of the seven who were wounded are now out of the hospital. investigators do not think eduardo sencion specifically targeted the servicemembers. they think it was a random attack and now we're hearing the frantic calls to 911 witnesses made during that rampage: >> dramatic stuff. police in south lake tahoe say eduardo sencion was involved in an incident related to his mental health 11 years ago. his family says he was also recently diagnosed with schizophrenia. it is 6:22. more freedom to vent. the legal victory for all you

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you've probably worn it more than once, just saying. why your local bank of america branch may be closing. >> plus it looks like a giant ufo. a new update on apple's new digs and why the expansion may be just the beginning. the woman accused of murdering nursing student michelle le is behind bars this morning. and headed to court this afternoon. why investigators believe she is responsible for michelle's disappearance. and yet another bart protest planned for this afternoon. how it could affect your commute coming up. [ female announcer ] this is the story of eves. [ eves ] years ago, i hurt my shoulder drag racing. that's when i decided to take it easy, so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses to grow up. [ eves ] the pain was bad, but the thought of not being a hang glider pilot was worse. [ female announcer ] that's when eves turned to sutter health's palo alto medical foundation. [ eves ] the doctors that i dealt with, they got it, that this old guy wanted to return as a hang glider pilot.

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your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. good morning. it's already thursday, september 8. i'm grace lee. >> and we like that. hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. time now is 6:30. lawrence should run for office with this weather. >> in a few weeks when it starts raining, no way. i'd be out of it, folks. a lot of sunshine around the bay area. we are starting with fog. why it will be cooler coming up. >> and metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza. and it's already stacked up to the very end of the lot. almost to the first overcrossing. we'll have more on mass transit, as well. it's all coming up in traffic in a few minutes. thank you. 6:31 now. huge break in the case of the

missing nursing student michelle le. this morning, a childhood friend sits in jail accused of her murder. stephanie chuang is at santa rita jail in dublin with more. >> reporter: good morning. here at the santa rita jail is where 27-year-old giselle esteban has been since yesterday. she is accused of murdering her former friend michelle le. yesterday that hayward police released the top pieces of circumstantial evidence in the case. they include hospital security camera footage putting esteban at the scene before and after michelle disappeared, cell phone tracking showing the victim and suspect's phones traveled the same paths, and dna found on the bottom of esteban's shoe was matched to michelle. yesterday morning around 10:00 is when hayward police arrested esteban as she left her union city home. they also took away bags of evidence after searching the house. cbs 5 later spoke to corazon marasigan the mother of scott marasigan and he is esteban's ex-boyfriend.

in fact, the two have a 5-year- old daughter together. three days before michelle le went missing, scott took out a restraining order against his ex-girlfriend after she threatened to shoot herself, giselle esteban. >> like the time that he got stalked in san francisco? so we don't know what -- you know, it's kind of like we don't know what's going to happen next with her temper. >> reporter: and some background on the case. michelle le disappeared the night of may 27th when she took a break from her nursing class at kaiser hospital in hayward to go to her car but it wasn't until the next morning that police actually found her car abandoned about half a mile away. blood was found inside but there was no body. michelle's family conducted seven searches for her and they asked giselle esteban to tell them where michelle is. >> no words can adequately explain the motions we feel at this moment but know that we

are still determined to bring her home. >> reporter: esteban not talking to investigators at this point and has asked for her lawyer. she is due in court this afternoon at 2:00 for her arraignment. so guys, we'll have to see what happens then. >> thank you, stephanie chuang. an emergency landing this morning for a passenger plane on its way from sfo to new york. it happened just a few hours ago in grand junction, colorado. the fire department says an engine failed on the airbus 318. it's operated by the airline virgin america. some passengers said they saw some flames coming out of one of the engines, as well. the airline telling cbs 5 all 111 passengers are now staying at a nearby hotel. they are safe and now waiting for alternate flights to be arranged. this is for you bart riders out there. you could be inconvenienced again during the rush hour commute out of san francisco. protestors are expected to be at the powell street station this evening. anne makovec is there with bart's push to deter future demonstrations. good morning, anne. >> reporter: good morning.

the board is talking about trying to get the state to increase the fines for people arrested during this protest but in the meantime there is another one scheduled for 4:30 this afternoon. and the protest group says their goal is to try to get bart to open up the gates and let passengers ride for free. of course, this is just the latest in a string of protests over the last several weeks since july 3, when bart police shot and killed a man at the civic center station. at one of those protests, bart shut down underground cell service. that just amped up the protests after that. on august 22, police arrested 35 protestors mainly on two charges: failure to obey a peace officer and for illegally blocking a right of way. fines for those infractions are between one and two hundred dollars. bart says it spent around $300,000 dealing with protests so far and that number is likely to grow. so they are trying to deter people from taking part in these protests.

in fact, bart board president bob franklin wants to get the state to raise the fines for protests infractions to deter them in the future. he is not giving a figure on how high he wants the fines to be. the group organizing this protest tonight is called "no justice, no bart." there could be some spinoff of "anonymous" although they say they are not related this. protest again to start this afternoon at 4:30. another loser is muni. they say in these protests over the last several weeks, they have lost about $70,000 and they are not even related to bart. they just share the same stations where these protests have been going on. >> domino effect. all right, thanks a lot, anne. heat lovers, i have some bad news for you. it's going down a little bit, though. >> we'll check in with mr. sunshine himself, lawrence. >> thank you. you know what? it's not going to be bad. we're just not talking triple digits around the bay area today. nice start to the day. hey, you can see some of that subtropical moisture in the

distance there, maybe more thunderstorms over the sierra nevada. we are going to have some of the subtropical moisture over the next few days. fog and low clouds at the coast, some spilling into the bay right now. temperatures in the 50s and even low 60s in livermore, only 40s into santa rosa and napa there seeing more dense fog there. sunshine and heat inland. not the triple digits but hot enough. 94 degrees in fairfield, 93 livermore. 85 sunny in san jose. and about 68 degrees in san francisco. time now for traffic with elizabeth. >> thanks, lawrence. and we are going to go right out to highway 4 because this is definitely one of our slow spots right now. our sensors, you can see that they are turning red now as you make your way past hillcrest. but the backups or at least the brake lights continue all the way out into pittsburg now. so the morning commute has officially started. we are seeing slow traffic as well all the way down the eastshore freeway including as you pass ashby avenue. you can see a few cars there. it's a little hard to see because our camera is

positioned on the drive times these caltrans warning signs so as you can maybe tell 14 minutes is the drive from ashby out towards san francisco downtown. the metering lights are on at the bay bridge. so there is a slight backup there 5 to 10 minutes to get on the bridge. systemwide everything is on time right now for bart. but once again protests planned this evening at the powell street station. president barack obama presents his jobs plan before a skeptical congress tonight. the plan is expected to include an extension of payroll tax cuts, more federal spending on repairing infrastructure, giving money to states to curb teacher layoffs and extending unemployment benefits. republicans say they want the president to take a different approach. cbs 5 will of course provide live coverage of the president's address at 4:00 today follow by the eyewitness news at 5:00. steve jobs once called it a spaceship and today the apple campus in cupertino is going to

take a step closer to reality. kcbs radio's matt bigler with the blueprints for the newest ipod called a spaceship, doughnut what do you know about it, matt? >> we have seen pictures of apple's new space age campuss before. >> reporter: this campus is located near 280 and wolf road, 176 acres. the main building is about four stories tall. we knew that. it's a giant circle made of glass and aluminum which steve jobs describes himself as if a spaceship landed. >> if we can't, then we have to go somewhere like mountain view and we would take our current people with us and we could give up and over years sell the land here and the largest tax base would go away. it wouldn't be good for

cupertino. >> no, of course not. >> and wouldn't be good for us either. >> reporter: jobs talking about why they wanted to stay in cupertino and why he hopes the cupertino city council will approve the project. it will house the campus will house about 13,000 employees. that's 1,000 more than we heard about originally. and of note is a sculpture that could go on the campus of the company's most famous employee, steve jobs himself. that's according to the "mercury news." now, all of this will go before a hearing tonight at the cupertino -- in the city of cupertino. also according to the "mercury news," apple is apparently growing so fast that as soon as the company finishes apple campus 2, which is is what it's being called, in 2015, the company may have to start on apple campus 3 right away to hold all the new employees. that's the latest from here in san jose. back to you guys. >> amazing how fast it's growing. all right, thanks a lot, matt. a shake-up at bank of america. the company is splitting itself into two units. consumer and commercial.

that means as many as 600 branches will be shut down. experts say that this move signals that broader and deeper layoffs than those previously announced by the bank are imminent. the bank's shares are down 44% this year. coming up, facebook rakes in the dough. the new milestone for the social network. >> and from the ultimate fighter flick to a night at the on practice, "eye on the bay's" liam mayclem has a lot of entertainment options for your weekend and will join us live. >> the market opened about 10 minutes ago. let's check the early numbers. looks like investors still trying to make up their minds what fed head ben bernanke is going to say and the president's upcoming jobs speech tonight. we'll get n update from kcbs moneywatch reporter jason brooks in the meantime. ,,,,,,,,

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u-s good morning, bay area. you getting up to a great day ahead. we are starting out with low clouds that have stretched inside the bay but that's going to break up very nicely, going to see a beautiful day again, although the temperatures going to start to cool down just a bit. so with that in mind, temperatures not going to be in the triple digits as we head in toward the afternoon but starting out, numbers in the 50s for the most part, some low 60s in the warmest areas inland, clear skies still in the interior valleys. by the afternoon that's where you will find the hot spots well into the 90s by the afternoon hours. still, 70s inside the bay, 80s toward the santa clara valley,

and 60s at the coast with stubborn fog at the beaches. we are going to see more of that fog in the coming days and even a little subtropical moisture getting a taste of that flaring up over the sierra nevada. expect more thunderstorms there for today. high pressure though beginning to weaken. we have this low that's moving to our north now helping to cool down the temperatures a bit. finally this low sags back in toward the bay area bringing with it some of those subtropical clouds. so temperatures not as warm today and cooling as we head in toward the weekend. but not bad. you have still got some hot weather if you want to head for that. 99 degrees in sacramento. 101 in fresno. 91 the possibility of some isolated thunderstorms in yosemite. 85 degrees and sunny in san jose today. should be 84 in sunnyvale, 78 becoming sunny in san mateo. 90s in the east bay, again on the hot side as you head toward brentwood and livermore and pleasanton. as you make your way into san francisco, you're looking at 60s for highs and some 70s in toward the oakland area. so with that in mind, temperatures coming down across the board especially in toward the weekend. partly cloudy skies too with

subtropical moisture making its way in overhead keeping temperatures down into tuesday and wednesday, as well. let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> we are going to take outside towards the dublin interchange. westbound 580 just past 680, apparently there is a stalled motorcycle in lanes so they are clearing it now. but there is a slight backup behind it. this is westbound 580 so watch out for that. overall your drive time not too bad out of the altamont pass. as far as accidents go, incidents, it's been quiet this morning on our chp logs. so that is the good news. take that extra sip of coffee. if you are coming into downtown san francisco now from the peninsula, 101 moves well heading towards the lower deck of the bay bridge looks good, 280 quiet, as well. not so quiet at the bay bridge but it never usually is this time of the morning. metering lights have been on so that's when we see backups, to the 880 overcrossing so at least 10 minutes to get on the

bridge. starting to get sluggish down the eastshore freeway. 24 minutes now on westbound 80 from the carquinez bridge to the maze. the marin county commute no issues across the golden gate bridge. fog not as bad, as well. and nice stretch all the way down from novato down into san rafael. westbound 580 just your usual stuff through here past the windmills, 26 minutes is your drive time there from 205 towards 680 and the dublin interchange. mass transit on time. but as we have been telling you, bart, planned protest this evening 5:00 powell street station. plan accordingly. ace train, there were some slight delays for train number one but train number three is on time. muni and caltrain look good. remember kcbs once you do hit the roads. they're our radio partners. and you can find them at 740-am and 106.9-fm. some new information on jobs. >> jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com breaks it down. good morning. >> reporter: still not seeing any real good news for the job

market. weekly unemployment claims this past week jumps higher yet again up by 2,000 to 414,000. really been stuck above 400,000 for the past few months. need to see that number be three to see any meaningful increases in hiring. a little better news on the trade deficit in july. trimmed down 13% from june to $44.8 billion lowest level in three months thanks to a 3.5% rise in exports. imports were down slightly mainly because oil prices fell just a little bit. facebook is doing anything but falling. reuters reporting that the social network doubled its revenue in the first half of this year to $1.6 billion much coming from online advertising, in particular display advertising. that is the market that google just took the crown from yahoo earlier this year. but according to emarketers

estimates, facebook will likely surpass both yahoo and google by later this year. back in 2006, facebook's revenue was $40 million. last year it was $2 billion. >> the market now is in an uncertain mood. it's awaiting the president's speech on his job package later today. also federal reserve president ben bernanke is also going to talk about the economy. everybody looking for any potential hints of further quantitative easing coming from the feds. after some big gains yesterday by the market, the dow lower by 9 points. nasdaq down by 2. s&p is down by 2. oil pretty flat, too, after a big jump yesterday putting it over $89 a barrel which was its highest level in five weeks. >> apparently everyone is on the sidelines waiting for mr. obama to speak today. >> reporter: all about what the president and what ben bernanke say today is going to drive the markets in particular going into tomorrow. >> thank you, jason brooks with

kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. whether you're in the movies or -- whether you're into the movies or opera, we have something for you to do this weekend. liam mayclem joins us from "eye on the bay" with liam's list. >> reporter: good to see you. a lot going on. movies firstly and it's gloves off and socks off for the mixed martial arts flick warrior a boiling cage of emotion that centers around the melodrama of a pittsburgh family two fighting brothers and their unsteady dad. emotional and physical punch in this film. tommy is a former fighting star. his brother also fighter goes to be a teacher then gets lured by money and a big purse and gets back into the ring. but i have to tell you veteran actor nick nolte plays the father, sad excuse for the father with a heartbreaking performance as i have ever seen him give. the film as you can see is also shot in a documentary style. it adds all the grit and reality to what could have

otherwise been another glossy hollywood fight film this. film is awesome. >> is there a rocky feel to it? >> a bit. but it's a family in crisis. it's sort of the backdrop. but the fighting scenes, whether you're into it or not, i mean, it's gripping stuff. a powerful punch with the acting but also a great script and so with that combination, it's potent and worth seeing and some of the girls will love it, too, grace. >> i was going to ask. is it too gritty for women? i don't know. >> we know you like a good fight. [ laughter ] >> don't punch me. >> you should see her in the makeup room. >> moving on. from fighting to on practice, lots of makeup worn on the opera stage. san jose opera their new season starts this saturday with idomeneo. do you know what that means? >> no. >> me neither. great story. the king of crete returns from the trojan war. then what unfolds is wild. but listen, mozart wrote this

at the age of 25. that starts this saturday san jose opera season always impressive. from opera to dvd. "star wars," you're all big fans. >> absolutely. >> is there really anything more to be released? [ laughter ] >> is this the first "star wars"? >> no. this is the entire collection. this is a 9 dvd set. it's going to be available next week. but it's not just all the movies but the great behind the scenes documentaries, clips, also the thing we all love and the director commentaries, the audio commentaries. >> the stories behind the scenes. >> and it's in blu-ray so if you are at a "star wars" fan, lucas film in our backyard and the whole collection could be yours on monday. finally i'm getting my biking shorts on joining team cbs 5, big bike ride for the charity best buddies. it helps disadvantaged children and young adults but basically the ride is all the way from -- it's 100 miles.

roberta gonzales will be part of the team as well this saturday. it's going to be fantastic. please support us there, won't you? >> i understand you're not quite going all the way, though. >> we have a tv show to film so i can only do 35 miles and nobody wants to see my legs on tv for more than that. >> roberta is going the whole way. >> she is. so we'll be posting photographs along the way, also i'll be tweeting so please follow me on twitter.com/liammayclem. >> you are strong like bull. >> i could do it but we'll bring the best buddies highlights to you on "eye on the bay." our new season starts next week. myself, brian and thuy. please watch. won't you? >> you have been a busy man. >> to bring fresh content to you. >> we are getting close. cheers. >> thank you. time now is 6:53. sfo a plane out of sfo makes an emergency landing. we'll valentine latest. >> we have a break in the case of a missing nursing student who has been missing for months and now police reveal the evidence they say points to her former friend.

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in jail since yesterday. she is accused of murdering her former friend, michelle le. hayward police yesterday released the top circumstantial evidence that led to esteban's arrest and they include hospital security camera footage that shows esteban at the scene before and after michelle disappeared. also, cell phone tracking that shows the victim and suspect's phones traveled the same path after the disappearance. and dna found on the bottom of esteban's shoe was a match to michelle. yesterday morning, hayward police arrested esteban at her union city home taking away bags of evidence. again, the case was back on may 27, michelle le disappeared when she took a break from her nursing class at kaiser hospital in hayward to go to her car. the next morning police found her car abandoned half a mile away. her blood was found inside. yesterday, michelle's family made a flee esteban to tell them -- a plea to esteban to

tell them anything that might bring michelle back to them. esteban is not talking to investigators. she is due back in court this afternoon, though, for her arraignment. guys, that's the latest. >> okay, stephanie chuang. an emergency landing early this morning for passenger plane that was on its way from sfo to new york. the airbus 318 had to land in grand junction, colorado, after an engine failure. some passengers say they actually saw storm flames coming out of that engine, as well. the airline told cbs 5 all 111 passengers are now staying safe nearby at a hotel while an alternate flight is being arranged. bart meanwhile is cracking down on protestors wanting to get higher fines. in the past months demonstrators have hit bart four times in san francisco to protest a police shooting. now the president of the board of directors says he wants changes in the state laws to make the fines heftier. tonight protestors will block fare gates at the powell street station. all of us here big fans of the surge. we have been enjoying this week. >> yeah. >> it has been nice to have a

little summer sunshine out there. today is nice, with patchy fog out there now but how about this? we have a nice shot from the mount vaca cam. 70s inside the bay, 80s out toward the santa clara valley and at the beaches today, you will see 60s with the patchy fog a little stubborn to clear so cooler at the coast. more clouds on the way over the weekend and cooler temperatures too. elizabeth? >> all is well so far for your morning commute. we have not seen too many incidents on the road at all. no accidents or hot spots. it's only 7:00 but that's good news. so a great start. a live look at 880 through oakland as you pass the coliseum. fine, 15 minutes is your drive time between 238 and the maze and not too bad for the silicon valley drive coming out of milpitas towards san jose. at the bay bridge the metering lights are on so we are seeing a backup here but if you