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>> alan: both b.a.r.t. and oakland police departments are promising thorough investigations after five of their officers opened fire on a man who they say rushed at them with a knife in each hand. john alston is at the police department with more tonight. >> reporter: oakland pd is taking the lead in this investigation after three of its officers and two b.a.r.t. officers opened fire. they're not the only ones asking questions. the saturday morning shooting in oakland will come under the scrutiny of the b.a.r.t. police review committee. >> from what i see they have acted properly. we do know we have also some community people that have observed it, and i think everybody is proper it seems.

>> reporter: officers shot and killed a man on 33rd avenue near east 16th street. >> see these cops and right after that i heard it. >> reporter: it started when the police got a 9-1-1 call that a man was carrying two knives. the b.a.r.t. police got there and they say the man bolted down the international boulevard. at 34-avenue the oakland officers tased him but he kept running. >> i saw this man walking backwards like this, saying, shoot me, shoot me, shoot me. and the police were out of here, none of the police say anything. they were just gathered together. >> reporter: the oakland pd trade the tasary second time but say the man charged at them with the knives. >> other officers on scene who were there to protect the officer with the taser, discharged their firearms, striking the instruct who fell

to the ground ground. >> reporter: this two days after a commission started. the new shooting investigation will have to play out. >> my desire would be we dent have to taser everyone. but everybody has to protect themselves. so, with that, that's all i can say. i want to make sure we look at the investigation and see the facts before i make such a statement. >> reporter: so, no final conclusions in -- and that investigation could take weeks. the civilian panel won't go into effect until january but this is the kind of investigation they're designed to investigate. >> alan: the fruitvale community has scheduled other community meeting for thursday at 6:30 p.m. at st. elizabeth elementary school in the cafeteria. >> the cap over the leaking oil

well in the gulf of mexico is still holding. engineers say it's showing no signs of leak and will monitor it for the next 24. hour their trying to understand puzzling pressure readings. >> reporter: there was no announcement no celebration. no here ray heard route the gulf. the 48 hour window on testing the well cap ended after been cautiously declared it not a failure. >> there's no evidence that we lack integrity in the well. >> reporter: the pressure, measured was low are than expected. some feared a leak in the well, but after testing and finding none, it's theorized that the pressure inside the well dropped considerably. >> the worst is over. the well is 100% closed in now. >> reporter: meeting with local fish issueman, the for said the oil may be stopped but this is far from over. >> this is only done for us when

they restore our wet leans and coastline back to prespill status. >> reporter: the plan is to ensure no new oil stays in the gulf of mexico, but after all that work to ensure the wellhead can contain pressure, authorities aren't take anything chance. they're going to allow some oil be leaked out and siphons to ships so nothing can go along as the shut down the oil bed and end this ordeal. >> alan: cal fire sent a mapping specialist to the gulf today. he will help the state map the spread of the oil near the florida coast. florida sent firefighters to california to help the battle in the 2008 fires, and cal fire says this is an opportunity to return the favor. berkeley police say a man who was shot to death last night survived another shooting two years ago. several people called 9-1-1 around 5:00 yesterday to report a shooting on -- in south

berkeley. mouth found a wounded man slumped over the steering wheel of his car. they tried to revive the man for 15 minutes before pronouncing him dead at the scene. ticket detectives say he was shot two years ago over a, quote, perception of disrespect. a two-year-old girl is in the hospital after a car struck her and her father in danville this afternoon. it happened around 2:30 near danville boulevard. the highway patrol says the girl was riding in a trailer that was being pulled by her father's bicycle. paramedics rushed the girl to children's hospital in oakland where her condition is still unknown. america's new is national park opened today in concord. the port chicago naval magazine national memorial park.

commemorates an explosion that took place 66 years ago today. the blast killed 320 sailors, most of. the african-american. after that tragedy, 50 sailors were tried for refusing to work in what they considered an unsafe environment. future supreme court justice thurgood marshall represented them in court but the men were convicted of mutiny. they were given clemens say after serving two years in prison but never exonerated. >> a piece of art hanging in a lie library is creating a controversy. the work is called, more values. it shows a picture of a bible with a label reading, warning, may impair judgment. one local ground says it's antireligious and they wanted removed. >> the government can't do anything to overtly support religion. we all heard that a lot. but it also means that the government can't support things that are openly hostile to

religion. >> alan: the art sold yesterday for $500, but it's scheduled to remain on display until december. a judge allowed a controversial roundup to resume and 250 wild horses were removed from a nevada range. horse advocates tried to amount the -- halt the roundup after several horses died. but the bureau argued 500 horses could die because they were already starving and dieing in the brutal summer temperatures. the agency is in the process of removing 12,000 horses to bring their numbers down to what it considers an appropriate management level. east oakland hasn't had a national grocery outlet in more than 20 years. but that's about to change. kroger, the country's largees grocery retailer, is building two stores, one at 66th

66th avenue, and the other at foothill square shopping center. each store will create 100 jobs and both stores are expected to open in two years. a mexican drug gang brings a new level of violence to the bored. the attacks seemingly lifted from an al-qaeda playbook, and a wildfire burns dangerously close to the home once known as the western white house. >> leigh: we have to temperatures in the east bay right now in the 70s. how hot will be tomorrow? my seven-day forecast is comingñ fiber one chewy bar. how'd you do that?

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>> alan: mexico's bloody drug wore has taken on a new dimension with the first car bombing launched by a drug cartel. three people died when the bomb went off. investigators say a street gang lured police to the scene by dressing a bound and wounded man in a police uniform and then calling in a report of an officer shot. once help arrived, the bomb went off. the dead include a doctor who rushed to the scene to help. a wildfire threatened former president reagan's ranch this afternoon. it broke out a quarter mile from his west coast white house. neighbors reacted quickly and put it out before it scorches ten acres. >> got the hose and started trying to do what we could do, and so it was scary. >> alan: heavy smoke billowed over the reagan ranch is which an historical center. investigators are still trying to figure out what started the

fire. nobody was hurt and the flames never threatened any structures. that fire burned while the rest of southern california baked. some people still got their morning workouts in before the temperatures reached triple digits north and east of los angeles. forecasters expect the rare high humid heat wave to last until monday. southern california edison blames the heat wave for knocking out power to 3700 homes today. president obama accused republicans of jeopardy daysing the economic recovery for their own political purposes. this comes after the g.o.p. started a web site that chronicles mr. obama's recreational activities under the heading of, play golf or save the gulf. the criticism focuses on pleasure trips by the president while unemployment remains high. oil washes ashore of the gulf of mexico and america fights two wars. the president fired back at senate republicans during his

weekly video address, for blocking an extension of jobless benefits. >> we need to take new, common sense steps to help small businesses grow our economy and create jobs. we need to take them now. for months, that's what we have been trying to do. but too often the republican leadership in the senate chooses to filibuster our recovery and obstruct our progress. and that has -- >> alan: the first family is visiting the maine coast this weekend, and they plan to spend part of next month in marthas vein yerd. >> we have a winner in the insurance commissioner rate. mike valines beat mike fitzgerald by a mere 1% of the vote. he will face dave jones in the november general election. bowen announced that voter turnout was at 33%.

slightly hire then the all-time low set during the 2009 primary which was 28%. the summer's most celebrate wedding is also its biggest secret. chelsea clinton will be married later this month bus -- but that's as much as we know for sure. the details are tightly held secret. >> reporter: tucked away about 100 miles north of new york city, the only thing more apparent than the charm is the chatter. >> people talking about the upcoming wedding of chelsea. >> i'm excited. a lot of people are coming through. >> reporter: people on the outside may me skeptical but residents are preparing for a royal wedding. they're convince etz they will host chels clinton's nuptials. >> anyone who says it isn't happening here is wrong. >> reporter: speculation is that the reverse sal -- rehearsal

dinner will tapes here. while we were shooting video, we were escorted off the property by police and told our information would now be given to the secret service. if it is a reduce just -- ruiz just to through people off, it's an expensive one. >> the only thing you have to do is walk me down the aisle and you have to look good. i said, what's your definition, she said about 15 pounds. >> reporter: people who received wedding invitations were told to be within driving distance of manhattan. the residents say the cloak and dagger operation didn't work. they're hopeful the wedding of the year will put their small town on the map. abc news. new york. >> alan: and leigh glaser here. we had a pretty good overall day. >> leigh: you can see the low overcast and fog starting to move in across the bayful we had temperatures in the # -- 70s.

here's a shot looks towards the embarcadero and the bay bridge there. telling the story that the low clouds are starting to move inhappen. antioch right now, 77 degrees. after that high today of 97. 71 in livermore. 66 in concord. still mild there san rafael right now, 61. san francisco cooled off to 55, with the low clouds moving in. san jose, overcast, 64 degrees. so you know the story. low clouds and fog will spread inland tonight. another warm day for all of us tomorrow. and then we will start to cool down as we head into monday, tuesday, and wednesday. next week temperatures somewhat below where we should be this time of year. wall of fog sitting off the coast. westerly winds pushing it in towards the bay. here's a look at our fog cast, and you can see that as we head through the course of the evening, those westerly winds

will push the low clouds and fog well out towards the east bay as well, especially by tomorrow morning around 5:00. all of this will eventually burn back to just the coast by tomorrow afternoon. so looking for plenty of sunshine. overnight temperatures, mild inland. antioch, 64. 59 for livermore. elsewhere, oakland, 58. 55 for san francisco. half moon bay, 54. for those who may be pan tis pating -- participating in the aids walk tomorrow, a brisk wind, 10 to 15 miles-per-hour. temperatures and overcast skies, upper 50s to near 60s, and there's still time to register by calling 415-615-walk or aidswalk.net. tomorrow, the hi pressure to the east building a bubble of hot air. fresno had a lie -- high of

106 degrees. we will keep the fog bank near the coast, and that bubble of hot air will start to might grate -- migrate out of the area. for tomorrow, 90 los gatos. more sunshine, half moon bay, temperature there 65. 82 mountain view. 80 for redwood city. san francisco tomorrow, 6 degrees. sun and clouds there. 99 for clear lake. 87 sonoma. napa, 84. 76 for oakland. sunshine there fremont, 82. and interior east bay valley areas, it's going to be warm. 96 for breptswood. 92 pittsburg. 93 for con -- -- cord. my seven-day forecast, the cooling trend monday, tuesday, wednesday, temperatures by mid-week inland in the 80s.

70s around the bay, and 60s with low clouds and fog near the cost and some heat relief expected bid the middle part of the work week. >> alan: coming up. unicyclists take a spin around the city. and a big night for buster and the panda, colin with the highlights of the giants-mets came coming you can see

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>> alan: an event in san francisco has attracted many people who ride around saying, hey, look, mom, no hands. ceerg -- [cheering] >> alan: the u-games bring together unicyclists. several races took place outside our studios. some of the top unicyclists achieved speeds of 25 miles-per-hour. they also had clinics for people who want to learn how to ride a unicycle. >> on for colin, in for mike shumann. buster and the panda. sounds like a cartoon.

>> it's a accord cartoon that its not that funny. bust buster posey, i have run our out adjectives. if you drove the ema -- embarcadero, tim lincecum, bobble hed night. torres, eighth home run of the year. next inning. buster, busting out. high in the zone, doesn't matter. opposite field. his eighth homer of the year. giants need the panda to be the panda. the positive step tonight. three hits. 8-4 the final. giants won 9-10. move into second place in the n.l. west. going for the sweep tomorrow afternoon. charlie o. the mule its back. as in kansas city where the franchise began. second inning, cahill

struggling. a fast ball to bettencourt. that's a grand slam. royals take a 4-3 lead. seventh inning now, a's trail. kevin kouzmanoff with one of his try rbis in the game. barton scores and the game is tied. top nine. rowsel less up the middle. suzuki out of the way. head home, buddy. the play at the plate. he is safe. a's win 6-5. they have won four straight games. >> that guy. >> just couldn't rezits. thursday, 49ers offense joe staley donning a quakesjersey. this is like a 49ers game a few seasons ago. quakes in the 89th minute, alvarez. game ends in a scoreless draw. still to come, seems everyone has a different way of

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>> it's not surprising that a south african is leading the 139th open championship. what is surprising he done have the last name els, goosen or immelman. the maim name is. >> oosthuizen. >> i call him good. the birdie putt on #. 12-under. calcavecchia, tied for 26th. counting out the nine strokes it took him to get in the hole on five. we have all been there miguel angel jim citizen at -- jim jiminez. that was awesome. tiger woods, not happy.

paul casey joins oosthuizen in the final pairing. birdies 7. oosthuizen built a four-streak lead on birdies. double-breaker, 55 feet. got it. a 3-under 69. he is now at 15-under. all three of his rounds have been in the 60s. dustin johnson is the top american. johnson we can pronounce. for oosthuizen, not so much. >> oosthuizen. >> i'm sorry. i can't -- >> embarrassing. >> louis oosthuizen. >> ladies and gentlemen, we're joined by peter oosthuizen. >> oosthuizen. >> louis oosthuizen. >> i can already see david letterman having him on the show. charles barkley, looks good on

the range, but even hank haney couldn't get club to transfer it win it counts. he goes one-handed. the round mound of rebound is dead last. toliver tops the leaderboard, and the record-sitting day in infineon. larry dixon, 317.9 miles an hour. a new track record. that is fast. >> alan: barkley is still a big attraction. >> always entertaining. >> alan: thanks for watching everybody.y.

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