scene. you can see this crime scene. this was an officer-involved shooting. but the fbi is now part of this investigation. the chp case, because of what was found inside the suspect's truck. he is a two-strike felon on parole. they found a homemade note book that had the word "california" written on it. >> a dramatic scene. >> reporter: began with a routine traffic stop. the chp officers pulled over the white toyota pickup because it was swerving in and out of lanes. when an officer approach the car, the driver fired. >> he sees the driver reaching for something, and the next thing he sees and hears is she is being fired upon. >> reporter: the officers fired back in a shootout the chp says may have lasted nearly eight

minutes and involved 60 rounds. the driver was hit and taken to the hospital, where he is listed in stable condition of the two officers had minor injuries from being hit by flowing grass. at the investigators combed the scene. the handgun, rifle and shotgun still sat inside the truck. >> the driver was wearing body armor and was struck multiple times. that's perhaps why the driver survived. >> reporter: that driver has a long criminal history out of washington state. he was driving a truck registered to his mother who lives in groveland, california. criminal records show byron williams was parolee driving on a spins license. his arrest history chows assault, property destruction, dui, hit-and-run, and theft. >> fire in the home. fire in the hole. fire in the hole. [explosion] >> reporter: 15 hours after the shootout, the bomb squad

detonated what they thought was an explosive device. it turned out to be items taped together. authorities say other things inside the truck prove the driver was intend on harming someone or something. in addition to the weapons and the ammunition, there was a homemade notebook on california. >> there is no doubt in our mind, based on the body armor, the amount of ammunition, the type of weapons that was in his possession, that he was on his way to do a very serious crime to either someone or a group of people. >> reporter: now, we did speak to williams' mother by phone. she didn't want to go on camera. she said she couldn't understand her son could be accused of being involved in this. the he spent his time taking care of his grandfather. the said occasionally he would become very angry while watching television news. our phone calls prompted thor look outside and realize her

truck was missing. she hadn't realized it until then. then she went to look inside the family's gun safe and noticed the guns weren't there, either. >> carolyn: we have just received our first picture of the shooting suspect. 45-year-old byron c. williams, has a lengthy record ranging from assault and dui to hit and run. he is currently on parole in another state. now, he is at highland hospital in oakland and is expected to survive his wounds. >> alan: we're in the neighborhood where the gun battle erupted and she joins us with reaction from the people who heard its go down. >> reporter: the people are still shaken by what happened this morning. we're on macarthur plowstled, and very close to where the action was. one resident posted video of the activity he witnessed just outside his home.

[shouting] >> that is believed to be the voice of law enforcement telling passersby and residents to move back. some people thought the rapid gun fire was firecrackers, but it became quite clear it was the sounds of gunshots. the police swarmed the neighborhood and were trying to gain any vantage opinion point they could. >> they knocked on my door, asking if had access to my of, which i did not have. i stayed low. it was nonstop, round after round after round. no pause. the longest pause from when it started to stopped was maybe like 45 seconds to a minute. >> sounds like it was an all-out gunfire war. you could hear it. it was too rapid for one person. >> reporter: the chp says it's

amazing innocent bystanders were not injured. cars were driving on 580 as the whole thing was going down. so the chp says it was a very lucky situation. live in oakland, abc-7 news. >> carolyn: thanks, lillian. authorities have identified the armed man shot and killed by five oakland and b.a.r.t. police officers yet morning. it happened near the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station. officers tried to you a taser on fred collins of oakland but when he charged them with knives, they opened fire. the b.a.r.t. and oakland police departments are promising thorough investigations. the b.a.r.t. civilian review panel does not go into effect until january. >> alan: in vallejo two fire stations will be shut down tomorrow morning as the city struggles with budget problems. they safer north a lay -- vallejo and glen cove. last july, another fire station was shut down. officials say response time for

firefighters and paramedics will be longer because of the increased travel time. vallejo will rely on a neighboring fire district for backup. >> carolyn: in san jose, new report finds the alarm system at trace elementary didn't sound out about an alert until 45 minutes after neighbors began calling 9-1-1. the mercury news reports it is unclear why there was a delay but the school district has only the minimum safeguarded in the school. only three of the schools have fully automated fire detection systems, and most of the schools, including trace elementary, do not have fire sprinklers in the classrooms. >> alan: tomorrow morning crews will begin -- >> carolyn: pardon me. they will begin constructing a temporary by-pass over a sink

hole thatward out in april. it will be built on privateland and includes two traffic lanes and a pedestrian path. the city plans to restore the culvert and rebuild via verde after the rainy season. >> alan: tomorrow morning, carpool es will need a fast track account. those with cash will be charged the full $6. commuters still have to drive through an attended lane so the toll-takers can verify the number of people in a vehicle. >> carolyn: it appears a small leak was developed in the well in the gulf of mexico. the government is see something encouraging signs. >> alan: researchers sigh that drugs used to treat people with h.i.v. are having an unexpected consequence.

>> carolyn: something most big cities have for years, san francisco getgets today. >> leigh: after a very hot weekend inland, a little cooling in the forecast.

>> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> carolyn: a mild day in the gulf of mexico. there's concern there could be a small leak in the b.p. capped well.

the cap has been holding for three days. but the question now is what comes next and who will make the decision. b.p. continues to monitor pressure readings and test the cap. >> alan: despite the fact that no one has decided what should happen now no news is apparently good news for people along the gulf coast. >> reporter: the "associated press" is reporting oil cleanup officials are concerned the capped will may be leaking methane gas. but there are encouraging signs. the ongoing well integrity test will continue for the potential extensions. b.p. and government officials have extended the test offering the capped well into a fourth day. >> as long as it's holding the pressure that's building inside of it, that's a very good sign. >> reporter: the government still might ask b.p. to open the valves on the stacking cap to capture the oil, netting one piece of important information.

the amount of oil that has been leaking. >> once and for all they can get a good flub on -- number on the flow rate. >> the second well is up to five feets to its target. >> carolyn: medical news now. research is suggesting a double digit benefit for treating people with h.i.v. they're less likely to infect others. a joint study by the canadian and u.s. governments found new infections plummeted in canada when more people went on aids drugs. new infections dropped by 3% for every 100 people with h.i.v. who started taking the drug combinations. the results are published in the british medical journal. >> alan: thousands of people raised millions of dollars in the aids walk. >> carolyn: and changes ahead in our weather. leigh glaser

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point. they have a contract to run the market the third sunday of every month for a year. the city will rent space to the smaller market which takes place on sundays. >> alan: some great weather, and leigh will tell us more. >> leigh: we're going to cool down. those of you in antioch, pittsburg, temperatures in the 90s. even 100 degrees. some nice cooling expected this work week. this is a shot from the high definition sutro cam with the fog moving in over golden gate park right now. a good sign that the cooling mechanism is starting to affect at least san francisco. it will affect all of us the first couple of days of the week. here's a look at the highs for the day. antioch, 100 degrees. 93 in concord. 95 in livermore. 86 in san rafael. you pumped up -- warmed up nicely this afternoon.

san francisco, 64. 79 in redwood city, and 82 in san jose. low clouds and fog will move in, and temperatures have cooled. half moon bay, 57. 62 right now in san francisco. we have 90 in concord and 96 in antioch. low clouds and fog will move in. the coast and the bay overnight tonight. it will be patchy, not at widespread as this morning. cooler inland tomorrow, and then the cooling will continue through tuesday, wednesday, possibly even into thursday. we woke up this morning with fogger in the coast, and you can see how quickly this cleared. we had the northerly winds moving in. nice clearing. still hot inland with the 100 degrees in livermore. low clouds and fog with the westerly winds picking up. we move become towards the coast and the bay. temperatures much like last night. mid-to-low 60s, ant -- we cool

off to 55 for san francisco. 54 for half moon bay. this weekend, it has been high pressure centered to the east of us that has been bringing this bubble of hot air, pushing it towards the bay area. the central valley, modesto, temperatures will over 100 degrees. tomorrow, a little heat relief. all of this will push east, and that will allow a stronger onshore winds to develop. slight i cooler tomorrow, much cooler on tuesday and wednesday. here's a look at the highs for tomorrow. 81 santa claire. a at the coast, 61, pacifica. redwood city, 78. san francisco, 62. in the north bay, santa rosa, 83. 82 for napa. east bay, oakland, 71. fremont, 78 degrees. and then interior valley areas, temperatures starting to come down.

brentwood, 94. 91 for concord. and 70. a little overcast there for you in santa cruz. the seven-day forecast, cooling trend with us tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. inland temperatures cooling into the mid-80s or so. 70s around the expwai -- 60s at the coast. we want to thank you all who joaned us for the aids walk in san francisco. tens of thousands of people in golden gate park this morning, the 4th annual a.i.d.s. walk. estimated 25,000 people were there. raising more than $3 million, and of course our very own kgo-tv dan ashley was there got to everybody walking. thank you so much. a great day for a great event. >> carolyn: terrific turnout. perfect weather. let's get a check with colin. a british open and a new charm. >> i think one of the favorite things is his parents, sheep

farmers. now the guy's a british open champion. nelson mandela's 92nd 92nd birthday, louis oosthuizen reigned supreme in scotland. the man whose name nobody can pronounce wins a tournament nobody thought he could. beautiful conditions today, tiger woods, pair of double-bogeys on the front nine. 13 shots back of the guy sporting a red dot on his glove. he says it reminds him to keep his cool, stay in the moment. he did it with an eagle on 9 to move to 16-under. there would be no doubt after playing partner paul casey pulled his tee shot into the gorse bushes, he would take a triple bogey. the lead insurmountable. the core nation when he walked up 18 with the seven streak lead. >> at the home of golf herc has become a household name, louis oosthuizen.

the 2010 champion at st. andrews. >> hugs his caddie, and hug and kiss for wife and baby daughter, and a kiss of the claret jug, his love affair with st. andrews is now complete. oosthuizen, the fourth lowest total score in open history. led the final 48 holes, 200 to 1 odds coming in. get to know his name, golf fans. >> i said before the week, to win the open championship is special, but to died here -- do it here is something you dream about. >> let's go to tahoe. the american sister -- american century championship. charles barkley. lady, wake up. jerry rice needed more of these. a long birdie putt. for a guy who wants to play the nationwide tour, he finished in 24th place. billy joe tolliver is an above-average goer, his third championship. almost one of those wins you

look back on and say, that was the catalyst. instead, series sweep of the mets stolen by a bad call at home plate for the giants. huff's home boys hanging out in the consecutivey -- covey cove. ishikawa, the pinch-hit single to center. two runs score, game tied two batters later, ishikawa at third. sanchez to david wright. looks like ishikawa slides under the tag and is safe. replay proves he was safe. called out. extra innings. ike davis almost hits this thing out. off the top of the wall. bay scores. giants head to l.a. to take on the dodgers. ben sheets, very good mood. turned 32. as and royals. kr in the throwback unis. oakland has the 2-1 lead. the a's tied for last in the

american league in home run. they had two towd. kouzmanoff, his ninth of the year. ben improves to 5-2. 9-6 the final. a's sweep the three-game set. >> nhra nationals in infineon. ron capps. first win of the year. 317.12 miles-per-hour for larry disk. -- dixon. >> tour de france in the pyrenees. 114-mile stage. schleck finishes fourth. contador in second. and lance armstrong, now in 38th place. his manager said he has deliberately lost time to the

leaders to conservative energy the hopes he can win a stage and salvage a tour de france that has been really bad for him. wrecks, everything. >> alan: hope he gets that. up next, a world where one's mind can be the most dangerous weapon. >> carolyn: we take you to the

>> alan: inception got a dreamy reception at the box office. the action thriller about a team that sneaks into people's dreams was the number one movie with 7 $60 million. >> carolyn: tess speck. >> alan: good footprint

>> michael: this week "at the movies" -- the director of ""the dark knight"" is back and he's messing with our heads in "inception" starring leonardo dicaprio. >> tony: everyone's been waiting for it. does it live up to the hype? >> let's go shake 'em up. >> i am impressed. also coming up this week -- >> there's no going back. >> tony: we've got magic to do. nicolas cage and jay baruchel square off against alfred molina for control of the planet in "the sorcerer's apprentice". >> michael: plus, he's the king of the world. he's a duly appointed federal marshal. he's howard hughes. we look at the ups and downs in the career of leonardo dicaprio. >> dr. harris. >> do you concur? >> we create the world. you bring thesu