in the news this sunday morning, july 18, a traffic stop on an oakland freeway turns into a midnight gun battle. >> oakland police and bart officers are reviewing yesterday's shooting of a man with a knife. >> good morning. areas of fog definitely this morning but not quite as widespread. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. interstate 580 remains shut down in oakland from harrison street to macarthur maze after a midnight gun battle involving chp officers and a driver. the officers were slightly injured and the suspect is hospitalized. police rushed to the scene with guns drawn where the chp called for emergency back-up. it all begin with a traffic stop

west of grand avenue around midnight. chp pulled over a white toyota pickup truck for speeding. officers who approached the truck say they saw several guns and that the man opened fire. they returned fire and called for emergency back-up from officers throughout the bay. >> he was shot multiple times he also was wearing body armor. that may have been why he was able to survive. he was taken to high land hospital. chp officers were hurt but their injuries are not life-threatening. another stretch is closed while caltrans crews perform some scheduled maintenance. they are replaces old and damaged crash barriers where 580 and 80 come together near the bay bridge.

one lane heading toward eastbound 80 is also shut down. they say you should expect delays of about 15 minutes. closure is scheduled to last until 7:30 this morning. >> both bart and oakland police departments are promising thorough investigations after five opened fire on a man on a man that rushed them with a knife in each hand. >> this saturday morning shooting will come under the scrutiny of the bart police review committee chaired by bart director carol ward allen. >> what from what i see, we think they acted properly and xluant people have observed it, everything was proper. >> before they shot and killed a man on 16th street.

>> it started near the fruit veil bart station when police got a 911 call that a man was carrying two knives. bart police got there but the man bolted down international boulevard. oakland officers tased him but the man kept running. >> i saw this man walking backwards saying shoot me, shoot me. none of the police say anything. they were gathered together. >> oakland pd tried to taser a second time but he charged them with the knives. >> at that point other officers on the scene who is there to protect the officers, discharged their firearms who falls to the ground. >> it comes two days after the governor signed a new law

allowing civilian oversight of the department. now a new shooting investigation will have to play out. >> by desire we wouldn't have to be taser everybody but everybody has to protect themselves. with that, that is all i say at this moment. i want to make sure we look at the investigation and see the facts before i make such a statement. >> the full investigation could take weeks. the bart civilian review panel won't go into effect until january but this shooting is exactly the kind of incident the panel was designed to investigate. >> the fruit veil community is planning to resurrect the neighborhood watch program. they scheduled a community meeting for thursday at 6:30 p.m. at st. elizabeth elementary school. two-year-old girl is hospitalized after a car struck her and her dad in danville. it happened around 2:30 near danville boulevard and camile

avenue. according to the highway patrol the little girl was riding in a trailer that was being pulled by her father's bicycle. she was taken to children's hospital. her condition has not been released. >> let's get some news now from the gulf of mexico, that cap over the leaking oil well is still holding this morning. bp engineers say it's showing no obvious signs of leaks. they're going to be monitoring it for another 12 hours or so. struggling to understand puzzling pressure readings coming from the bottom of the sea. john hendron reports from the gulf. >> there was no announcement, no celebration, no parade heard around the gulf. 48-hour testing window after bp cautiously declared it not a failure. >> there is no evidence that we lack integrity in the well. >> the pressure measured at 6700 pounds per square inch. some feared a leak in the well. but after testing and finding

none, they theorized that so much oil has leaked into the gulf of mexico that the pressure dropped considerably. >> the worst is over. the well is hundred percent closed in. >> the meeting with fishermen, bobby jindal says the oil may be stopped but it's far from over. >> testing on that well has been extended for 24 hours. the plan from here on out is to ensure no new oil stays in the gulf of mexico. but after all the work the well head will maintain pressure, they are going to allow some it on to be siphoned into ships so nothing can go wrong so they can shut debit the oil bed and end the ordeal. >> cal fire has sent a mapping specialist to the gulf this weekend. he'll help the state of florida to map the spread of the oil near the florida coast.

florida sent firefighters to california back in 2008 to help battle lightning fires and cal fire say this is an opportunity to return the favor. a beild fire threatened former president ronald reagan's ranch in santa barbara this weekend. it broke out a quarter mile of what was known as the west coast white house. neighbors reacted quickly. it scorched about ten acres. >> we got the hose and see what we could do. >> heavy smoke billowed over the reagan ranch which now serves as historical center. investigators are trying to figure out what started that fire. no one was hurt fortunately and the flames never threatened any structures. that fire burned while the rest of southern california bakes for at least one more day. this time it's not a dry heat. rare, high humidity heat wave is

predicted to last well in tomorrow. some people got their morning workouts and some of the valleys north and east of downtown l.a. they are blaming the heat wave to knock out power to homes for a short time yesterday. up next, a mexican drug cartel brings new violence to the border. and artwork by a san francisco attorney on display in sacramento law library is sacramento law library is stirring up controversy.

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mexico's bloody drug war appears to have taken on a new dimension when a car bomb went off. three people died in juarez. investigators say a street gang lured police to the scene by dress ago wounded man in a police uniform and then reporting an officer had been shot. when police arrived the bomb went off. the dead in thursday's attack also includes a doctor who rushed to the scene to help. >> we finally have a winner in the statewide republican primary for insurance commissioner. bowen announced that an aassemblyman beat mike fitzgerald by 1% of vote. they will face dave jones. bowen announced that voter turnout for the june primary was 33%, that is slightly higher

than the all-time low set during the 2009 primary which was 28%. >> a piece of art hanging in the sacramento public law library is creating a controversy. the work by san francisco attorney is called moral values. it shows a picture of a bible with the label reading warning, may impair judgment. one group says it's anti-religious and wants it removed. >> the government can't do anything to support religion but it also means that the government can't support things that are openly hostile to religion. >> the art sold yesterday for $500. it's scheduled to remain on display until september. >> lisa argen is here to talk about a cooling trend. >> today we still have a lot of fog this morning. you know it's not going to be that hot.

it's going to burn off quickly. view from mount sutro looking at mount tam shows a deck of about thousand feet. not reaching the inland valleys and you're back in the 90s. >> also coming up, actress zsa zsa gabor hospitalized after a fall. we'll update her condition next. oprah: dr oz is back with an emergency wake-up call. it really is the fastest-growing disease in history. what to eat, what to do to stop america's silent killer -- >> kaboom.3q

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years ago today. the blast killed 320 sailors most of them african-american. after the tragedy 50 sailors were tried for refusing to work with what they considered an unsafe environment. men were convicted of mutiny. they were given clemency after serving two years in prison. >> lisa argen is here to tell us how the weather is going to be for the rest of the weekend. i thought it was beautiful yesterday. >> we didn't see much in the way of fog. same story today, it's out there but it's shallow. as you head outside, you'll notice that up above, quite pretty. in fact the marine layer at about thousand feet. as a result that means pretty quick burnoff. a little sooner than yesterday. we'll look for temperatures to be right around normal today. we have been dealing with a heat in southern california and also red flag warning around the lake tahoe area. right now temperatures are

coming up just a little bit. lower 60s for mountain view and san jose. still clouds in san jose as well as redwood city. we've got clear conditions for livermore this morning at 58 as well as concord with 54 in napa. big warmup for parts in the north bay, low clouds and fog to start out. warmer temperatures on the order of maybe 2 degrees, not much and we'll see width turning cooler tomorrow as more low clouds and fog spread inland. today we're not looking inch in the way of gray, everybody should be sunny well south of half moon bay. creating a little fog along the coast. temperatures are responding to the sunshine and we'll see mid 90s east bay valleys. 80s return. mid and upper 80s to the south bay, napa will warm up significantly, 70s for berkeley and oakland.

here is what is going on. a big area of dome of high pressure has built in from the desert southwest that is encompassing southern california with temperatures ten degrees above normal. high heat, high humidity. you can see not quite making it to the bay area, just brushing up against our east bay valleys. so today a warm one in our interior sections but then tomorrow as the area gets closer low clouds and fog our way and create a cooling trend. 96 in yosemite. temperatures coming down by about 6 degrees in the northern sierra, 84 for you. 98 in sacramento, couple degrees cooler. cool weather confined to the coast with mid to upper 80s in the south bay. 90s in los gatos and warming up in redwood city with a high of 80. low to mid-60s here. 79 around menlo park.

upper 60s downtown with low on 60s and a sunny day. low 80s for petaluma with mid-80s in napa. here is where you're going to see the warmth spread to the upper 70s with 76 in hayward. 82 in fremont. out over the hills, highs in the low to mid 90s around pittsburg and antioch. 93 in concord, monterey bay, 95 in gilroy today. accu-weather seven-day forecast, subtle warming with less of a marine influence and more northerly winds. tomorrow things switch around with more westerly component. even inland coming down about five degrees tomorrow that sets the stage for a cooler week with the temperatures really just a little bit below average for next week. >> it feels good here compared to what is going on elsewhere. >> coming up at 7:00, "good morning america."

latest on the gulf oil spill. live now with a preview from new york. good morning to you? >> good morning. good to talk to you. we're going live to the gulf coast this morning. they are still testing the cap. it seems ton working the question is will it hold for good? also we know it's hot out there, almost every state will see highs above on the degrees today. we've got important tips in how to stay safe. plus the political world is abuzz over chelsea clinton's upcoming nuptials. we're live in new york in a town where it's supposedly going down. we know you can trade your car in to get money. you can do the same with your cell phone and laptop, even your camera. how to upgrade your tech toys. we'll go to your neck of the woods.

love that. thank you. >> have a good day. >> we'll see you at 7:00. >> giants find themselves in second place in national league west. winning ways continue against the mets. that is where colin begins his sunday morning sports. >> new morning, buster, i have one out of sue perfect la activities for this guy. -- superlatives for this guy. bobblehead night, tim lincecum, that is why. a three-run shot. matt cain, 5-0 lead. he was busting out, opposite field, eight of year. he is hitting .556. in the seventh inning a three

night hit for the panda. and giants led 8-2. 8-4 the was the final score. giants have won nine out of ten and jump in the second play. >> charlie o. is where the franchise begin. bases were loaded. that is grand slam. royals take a h, 3 lead. a's trail 5-4. derek barten will score and game is tied. adam rosales up the middle. waves home plate and he is safe. a's win it 6-5 and now won four straight games. ♪ >> couldn't resist. 49er in a quake's jersey.

and in attendance at a soldout stadium yesterday. this is like a 49ers game when zeroing was rare. way have an opportunity in the 89th minute. but the game ends in a scoreless draw. not surprising but a south african is leading the open championship in today's final round. what is surprising to most he doesn't have the last names els, goosen. >> okay, we're good. >> wendy still got it one. i call him good. birdie putt on 7, he was 12 under. counting out the nine streaks that took him to get to the hole on five. this is on 17, off the stone wall, double bogey the hole.

tiger woods finished 12 back. not to happy on 13. paul casey joins westhiesen starts today with a four stroke lead. double breaker from 55 feet on 16. bottoms up. a thing of beauty. westhiesen all three rounds have been in the 60s. johnson the top american at 7 under. johnson we can as for -- i'm sorry i can't. it's embarrassing. oogs thuizen, i don't know.

>> good stuff. beautiful golf swings to charles barkley. if you've ever seen this, you know he couldn't get chuck to transfer. he goes one handed. former shark jeremy roenick is tied for sixth. tolivar topped the leader board. >> and luxembourg leads in the tour de france. i'll be back tonight and highlights from st. andrew's while the giants and a's go for series sweeps. >> next at 6:30, an overnight police shootout is keeping 580 closed at harrison in oakland. >> plus, the latest on the cap on the gulf oil spill, bp is cautiously optimistic now that the pressure is holding.

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developing news this morning interstate 580 remains shut down in oakland after a midnight gun battle vfg chp officers and a man they pulled over. two officers were slightly injured. suspect is hospitalized. police agencies from throughout the east bay rushed to the scene with guns drawn. when the chp called for emergency back-up. it all begin with a traffic stop on interstate 580 west of grand avenue around midnight. chp pulled over a white toyota pickup truck they said was speeding. officers who approached the truck say the man was heavily armed. >> the suspect fired on the officers, the officers returned fire. one of the officers pulled out for emergency assistance and

several officers responded to the scene. multiple round were exchanged. the suspect was eventually taken into custody and two officers were injured with non life-threatening injuries. >> chp says the man was wearing body armor. he was taken to high land hospital. no word on his identity or his condition or on how those two scp officers are doing. >> both bart and oakland police departments are promising thorough investigations after five officers opened fire killing a man they say rushed him with a knife in each hand yesterday. it started near the fruit veil bart station with a 911 call. bart police say the man bolted down international boulevard and 34th avenue. oakland officers joined the chase and they tried to taser the man twice. >> this man walking backwards like this saying shoot me, shoot me. the police, none of the police

say anything. they were gathered together. >> everybody has to protect themselves. with that, that's all i can say at this moment. i want to make sure we look at the investigation and see the facts before i make a statement. >> police say three oakland officers and two bart officers shot at the man and killed him when they charged at them. full investigation could take weeks. bart civilian review panel was just signed into law will not go into effect until january. >> caltrans has westbound 580 near the macarthur maze for another hour or so. they are replacing damaged crash barriers. three westbound lanes of 580 heading towards the bridge are closed. one lane heading towards eastbound 80 are also shut down. traffic is being detoured to san

pablo avenue. if you are driving you should expect delays of about 15 minutes. >> in san francisco motorists using the golden gate bridge could see a bottleneck leaving san francisco on doyle drive. the one and a half mile stretch of the southern approach to the golden gate bridge is down to just one lane in each direction until 8:00 this morning. single lane restriction is needed for work on the san francisco interchange which connects highway 101 with highway 1. >> to the gulf, there will be an extra day of testing to make sure that a cap is doing its job in the gulf of mexico. scientists are looking for signs of trouble because pressure readings are lower than they expected on that well. officials have decided to hook the cap to pipes stretching to ships on the surface to collect the oil. that decision means that crude will spill back into the gulf temporarily but certainly not at

the rate before the well was capped. >> president obama is accused republicans this weekend of jeopardizing america's economic recovery for their own political purposes. this comes after the gop started this website that chronicles mr. obama's recreational activities under the heading of play golf or save the gulf. it focuses on pleasure trips taken by the president while unemployment remains high and oil washes ashore and america fights two wars. president fired back at senate republicans during a video address for blocking an extension of jobless benefits. >> we need to take common steps to help small businesses to create jobs. we need to take them now. that is what we've been trying to do. but too soon the republican leadership in the united states senate chooses to filibuster our

recovery and obstruct our progress. >> the first family is wrapping up a visit to the maine coast and they plan to spend part of next month on martha's vineyards. >> a record number of americans could lose their homes to foreclosure. they project one million foreclosures in 2010. as terry mcsweeney reports, for once this state is doing better than the rest of the nation. >> you may remember our report about this woman from sunnyvale, she has lived 50 years safe and snug in this house and then fema flood map comes out and saying she is in a hazard zone and she has to buy flood insurance. another map puts them in a flood zone while the next-door neighbor isn't. this same thing happened to robert cummings of livermore.

>> which requires us to buy flood insurance which is quite expensive. >> despite errors, these homeowners were forced to pay more than $2,000 each for flood insurance. they don't need it. obviously the wrong report there. that is michael finney talking about fema revamping flood maps. we'll get back to you on that. east oakland, hasn't had a national grocery outlet in 20 years. kroger is planning to build two stores, one at 66th avenue and the other at foot hill square shopping center. each store is going to create hundred jobs. both stores are expected to open in about two years. in the bay area's toughest neighborhoods it's no surprise to see young man hanging out. if you see that at 90th and

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them and their moves to a whole new level. ♪ >> you can see that rainy day video on our website at www.abc7.com. up on her toes right now. >> we definitely have the fog right now. but also in the south bay. san jose 61 degrees and we're looking at some clearing taking place, a little sooner for numbers pretty seasonable. also ahead a judge okays the round-up of dehydrated wild horses in the nevada deserted. built with quality and backed with the best coverage in america including a 100,000 mile powertrain warranty. that's 40,000 more miles than ford. chevy silverado half-ton. a consumers digest best buy and the most dependable, longest lasting full-size pickups on the road. now get 0% apr for 72 months

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it's ice cream day. today is a great day to do something like that. >> a judge allowed a controversial round-up to resume and 250 more wild horses have been removed from a nevada range this weekend. horse advocates tried to halt the round-up after 17 animals died mostly from dehydration during the round-up in the desert. judge took the action at the request of bureau of land management arguing that 500 horses could die because they were starving in this year's brew brutal temperatures. the agency is in the process of removing about 12,000 horses to bring the numbers down to what it considers an appropriate number. when it's hot like this, you have to remember about all the pets, dogs and everything. >> slow cooldown is on the way.

southern california, much of the west and for us, our temperatures fluctuate with the low clouds and fog. >> microclimates? >> that's it. it pretty cloudy in the city and clouds in the south bay, but, quicker burn off. more warms, maybe a difference of two for three degrees in terms of temperatures going up today. that is good for the folks that wanted to see it more summer like. 55 in half moon bay. big warmup for the north bay, a little bit in the east bay. winds are going to switch and back off from the west. that is going to bring the warming trend today. cooler weather as soon as tomorrow and that is going to cross the bay keeping temperatures in check right

through the rest of the week. here the fog burning back quickly by 8:00. we'll see full sunshine and a few areas of fog at our coast. temperatures responding with 80s and 90s in warmest location and 60s at our beaches. that includes ocean beach where we typically on the cool side and even half moon bay should be in the upper 50s with 80s to the south bay. big bubble of high pressure that dome of high pressure that is strengthened again. it's building westward and temperatures should come up a few degrees. in response to a weak trough in the north and that allows for the coastal clouds to move across the bay bringing the breezes back to the coast. a lot of sunshine and temperatures coming up a few degrees. 105 in fresno. 98 in sacramento.

coming down a few degrees in northern sierra with temperatures about 84 yesterday. we were 90. today in the south bay, plenty of 80s. if you head towards saratoga, mid-80s. milpitas, 82 degrees. and we're going to see 80 es we haven't seen that in quite a while. 82 in mountain view, temperatures pretty much about average with 79 in menlo park. look for mid-60s at half moon bay and pacifica. a little warmer for you. san francisco, upper 60s. 70 in south city. with the fog scouring out around 9:00. low 60s in golden gate park. here is the big warmup. more of that north wind from sonoma to napa and calistoga. temperatures ranging from the 60s at bodega bay to stinson

beach. comfortable day, berkeley 74. as you head down to hayward, mid-70s. pushing out to castro valley, low 80s. inland valleys warming up to low to mid 90s. concord at 93. lots of fog here early on and of you in monterey with 93 in morgan hill. seven-day forecast, couple degrees everywhere. less fog this morning and going back in the direction, a little breezy and numbers coming down five degrees and more cooling on tuesday. >> a little bit below? >> a little bit below by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday. >> let's try to get that report on foreclosures. a record number of americans could lose their homes this year, but as terry mcsweeney

shows us, california is actually doing better than the rest of the country. >> there are far fewer signs like this one compared to last year at this time. numbers released says the number of foreclosures in the bay area is down 41% so far in 2010. foreclosures are also down 51% in alameda county and 44% in contra costa county. some see it as a sign of real estate and economic recovery, michael of pacific international believes banks are holding back a bundle of foreclosed properties so home prices would noting into free fall. >> they would prefer to drim them on the market. but we barely seen them drift into the market. >> he believes it's supported by other experts who says the number of loans in some type of

trouble continues to grow. with some receiving modification going into did he all the time again. >> i think the foreclosures have helped because i think san francisco was sky high, way, way out of control. i'm just worried it's going to go deeper. >> others would disagree pointing out the number of bank owned properties so a year end decline and they would be cleaning up a backlog of foreclosures. >> don't go away. 7 on your side is next. an important update for homeowners what congress is doing to straighten out

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a lovely day is on tap. >> congress approved insurance reforms on friday that affect thousands of homeowners. recent series of reports have pointed out flaws in official fema flood maps. michael finney has an update on the changes. >> you may remember our report about adeline of sunnyvale. she lived in this house. seven saidly a flood map comes out saying she is in a hazard zone and she has to buy flood insurance.

another map puts him in a flood zone while his next-door neighbor isn't. >> it requires us to buy flood insurance. >> despite the flootd map they were forced to pay more than $2,000 each for flood insurance they don't need. however, proving the maps wrong is so costly and complex most homeowners give up and pay. >> this has impacted thousands of americans and it's wrong that the federal government is making them pay the price to challenge the federal government. >> the house of representatives took a big step to change all that. >> when you find fema to be wrong. that shouldn't be incurred by you but reimbursed by fema. >> if you have a federally backed mortgage and the fema map puts you in a flood zone you must buy flood insurance. jackie speier proposed a reform.

congress approved it. here is what the bill does. owners of home newly placed in a flood zone would get five years notice before they have to buy insurance banks can require only enough insurance to cover the mortgage debt on the house. the law would set up a consumer advocate within fema to help owners challenge a flood map. thousands of homeowners that have hired engineers to prove the maps wrong would be reimbursed for those expenses. here is the primary sponsor maxine waters. >> our constituents are going to get real attention. >> up next, what is up with chelsea clinton's wedding which is scheduled sometime this summer. it's a closely guarded secret. we'll follow the clues to sea what we can learn about her

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through. >> people on the outside may be skeptical but residents are preparing for a royal wedding. they are convinced that this quaint town will host chelsea clinton's nuptials. >> speculation is that rehearsal dinner will take place here at the stone barn. that barn is just a few miles down the road. while we were shooting video we were escorted off the property by police the we were told our information would be given to the secret service. several inns are booked including this one. >> only thing when you walk down the i'll you need to look good. what is your definition, she said about 15 pounds. >> the residents say the cloak and dagger operation didn't

work. they are hoping the wedding of year will put their small town on the map. at yosemite national park all campgrounds are open to the public for the summer including some which had been closed for 13 years. also, yosemite has its first mobile phone application available for visitors with iphones. it's features with 22 points of interest along the route. app helps visitors easily locate nearest restrooms. a portion of the proceeds will go to the yosemite foundation. >> it's got to be hot there. >> mid 90s in the southern sierra, cooling off a little bit in the northern sierra. back home we have the low clouds and fog. that will keep temperatures in check at our coat.

this ridge of high pressure backs off including everyone for tomorrow. 76 in oakland. '8in fremont. more mid 90s in east bay valleys as well as gilroy. more low clouds and fog. today, sunny at our beaches. that will do it for us. thank you for inning us. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen.