again, according to witnesses, ran through the streets after getting off the t-third train. they say hjfé didn't have a tit and police tried to stop him. those are the words from those out here at the scene. they say there was a brief chase and shots were fired. again, there are a lot of officers here. swat police -- or swat officers and other police officers in riot gear arrived just a short time ago. they're spreading out on third as you can see behind me, and they're also blocking off parallel streets as well. they've been searching the area all along third, and then on the off streets as well, behind a gate that's also behind me that belongs to a rec center. it's not exactly clear what it is they're searching for, but we're awaiting word from police, and we're waiting for a spokesperson to give us more details. >> all right, thank you, lisa. well, tonight a vigil is underway at the gas station where a man was killed last

night. turns, out that man was a close friend of oscar grant, the man killed by a bart police officer on new year's day in 2009. abc7's john alston is live in hayward tonight. john? >> loved ones are just starting to show up. the memorial featuring a photo of caldwell, as well as candles, showed up earlier today, and very shortly there will be a gathering of his friends and relatives at the spot where he was killed. caldwell was shot to death as he was sitting in his cadillac yesterday around 5:30. police say somebody walked up, opened fire and ran away. they do not have a motive, but they say this was not random. caldwell was 25, lived in fremont, and was the best friend of oscar grant. in fact, caldwell was on the bart platform on that fateful new year's morning back in 2009 when grant was killed by bart officer johannes mehserle.

they're showing up where this young man was killed. >> i don't know, it's shocking. just i don't know. i don't know what to say, because he had -- it happened in broad daylight, which is crazy, too. i don't know. it's just dumb, i think it is. >> johntue caldwell was the father of two sons, also the grandfather of grant's 7-year-old daughter. caldwell had a $5 million civil rights suit against bart, claiming he was mistreated by another officer on that new year's morning. a short time ago we spoke to the attorney for bart who said that caldwell's death effectively ends his lawsuit against bart, and it's unclear whether any surviving relatives might be able to revive that lawsuit. police say there's no motive or suspects in the case. there was a surveillance camera inside the store, but apparently not one outside to capture what happened in the parking lot. live in hayward, john alston, abc7 news. >> thank you for that, john. in san jose, a 12-year-old is in the hospital with

life-threatening injuries tonight after he was hit by an suv while riding his bike. it happened on the 1500 block of hicks avenue. police interviewed the 32-year-old driver at the scene, but they do not suspect alcohol or drugs were involved, however they have not determined the cause of the collision. one cyclist who lives nearby says cars often drive too fast down that street. >> people just need to slow down, pay attention to the speed limit. there's a reason it's 25 miles an hour. kids live here. people are crossing the street. >> the 1500 block of hicks avenue will be closed in both directions until 6:30 tonight due to that investigation. another day of searching for missing nursing student michelle lee failed to turn up any new leads. volunteers searched parts of hayward from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. this evening. the lee family is now offering a $100,000 reward for any information about lee's disappearance. the polly klass foundation has taken a large role in the

family's search effort. >> a lot of what we're doing today is following up on some areas that we've worked out with law enforcement. there's a couple that we've searched in the past that we're wanting to go back in and get a much better look at. >> hayward police have classified the case was a murder investigation. lee was last seen 7 weeks ago at a hospital. her car was found locked nearby. it may have been a prank, but this prank could have serious consequences. someone opened at least a dozen hydrants in pleasant hill, martinez, lafayette and walnut creek. it happened between 11:00 friday night and 1:15 this morning. the contra costa fire protection district says opening the hydrants causes a hazard and could damage the fire hydrant, making it unusable during a fire. however none of that happened. an unusual sight in the southland -- an empty freeway.

the only people around, cyclists and skateboarders taking advantage of the opening swath of pavement. this as the so-called carmageddon weekend continues. so far traffic is moving smoothly several hours after authorities shut down a 10-mile stretch of the 405. all of this for a massive 53-hour construction project. you can see the work still underway tonight. they're removing the 50-year-old mulholland bridge as part of a welding project. most drivers have been cooperating with calls to stay away, although there are still delays in that area. the bay area has its own road closure tonight, although it is a bit smaller. highway 1 between lake street and the golden gate bridge will be closed in both directions from 8:00 p.m. tonight through 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. the closure will allow crews to shift traffic to a new bridge. detour signs will be up to help you get around that construction area. well, a deal on homes. the great deals you can get and

why they're so much cheaper than the usual going rate. plus, the fight over the debt ceiling in washington and why time is running out. >> i'm meteorologist jeff martinez in for leigh tonight. still have clouds and cool conditions to talk about, but not to worry. i have warmer weather as well in my seven-day forecast. ówówówówówówówówówówówówówówówóx

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>> foreclosed homes are being auctioned off in record numbers, but not everyone is able to get in on the deals. we were at the auction today. >> the talk is fast and the numbers keep climbing. >> $270,000. >> this is a public auction of foreclosed homes. >> going twice. third, final call for $275,000. sold. >> 51 homes went on the auction block from all over northern california, including sonoma, and santa cruz. today the oakland marriott became a place where dreams came true. >> new homeowner today. >> beverly bought her first home today, a three-bedroom house in antioch. the starting bid was $25,000.bvñ

>> how much did you get it for? >> $115,000. i'm very comfortable with that price. i'm going to live there a long time, i think. >> there weren't all happy endings. this couple had their heart set on lot number 27, a three-bedroom home in san leandro. >> a layout was open to watch her, and it had a garage for me. >> so it was perfect? >> yeah. >> the young family was outbid by someone who bought it as an investment property. >> for people like us that both have steady jobs, we're educated. we just don't have a lot saved because we're a new family. investors come in and just buy it, it's kind of -- it's discouraging. >> the audience here is split. there are several investors and about a dozen regular people who just want to own a house, but

according to the dean emeritus of golden gate university school of business, professional investors are exactly what the housing market needs. >> for right now the investors are in a better position to move quickly with cash. frankly the sooner they clear the market the better. >> for the first time homeowners may get a great deal in sunnyvale. starting on monday, buyers who are eligible can put down $50 and get into a lottery. the winners will be able to purchase one of five single-family homes ranging from $433,000 to $468,000. that's about half of what these homes should sell for. applications will be accepted july 18th through the 25th at sunnyvale city hall. the lottery will be held on july 27th. tough talk from both sides of the aisle as the clock ticks down to the debt ceiling deadline. and another heat wave breaking records across the nation. also our cooler-than-normal temperatures continue today, but a warm-up is on the way.

meteorologist jeff martinez coming up with your workweek forecast. >> later in sports, why abby wambach believes a world cup win for the u.s. will be based on guts. and a northern irishman is

>> the showdown over the national debt ceiling continues this weekend as negotiators work against an august 2nd deadline. today both parties appealed to public opinion. >> we have a responsibility and an opportunity to reduce our deficit as much as possible and solve this problem in a real and comprehensive way. simply put, it will take a balanced approach, shared sacrifice, and a willingness to make unpopular choices on all our parts. >> solution to a spending crisis is not tax increases. that is why the only long-term solution is a balanced budget amendment to the constitution. >> leaders in both parties are scrambling to figure out what can get through both houses of congress. right now there aren't enough votes for any one plan to pass. her last night in jail tonight. anthony is expected to be

released some time tomorrow. she was acquitted of murder earlier this month, but convicted of four counts of lying to police. her attorney says anthony is scared to leave jail because of threats on her life from people who believe she was involved in the death of her daughter caylee. well, hot weather is gripping the nation. it's stretching from the dakotas to texas, and it's expected to last at least a week. it's already been a hot one across the country. so far 880 records have been broken or tied this year. that leads us to jeff martinez in for leigh glaser. we have nothing to worry about. >> i'll take our weather anytime, that's right. 60s and 70s here, you can't beat that. >> wow. >> the midwest and east definitely dealing with all that heat. look at this beautiful shot from mount tam looking down toward richardson bay there. in high definition, you can see the clouds starting to roll back in. this camera is up about 2500 feet, and the marine layer, cloud deck, about 2,000 feet.

the clouds are rolling back in once again. that's what i'm expecting through the overnight hours. as we start your sunday, we'll see cloudy conditions, and things will tart to clear out a bit by the afternoon. just like today. wasn't too bad out there. a little gusty, though. at fairfield, winds gusting up to 30 miles an hour, and south winds at 12 miles an hour at concord. temperatures, again, a low average for this time of year, but still not bad at all. 60s and 70s most areas right now. 72 in redwood city. and your weather highlights, again, see the clouds roll in tonight. fog along the coast. maybe some drizzle amongst the clouds -- fog and the clouds. and afternoon sunshine returns tomorrow. should be a beautiful day. a nice warm-up by the middle part of the week. you'll like the seven-day forecast. temperatures will get back on track, where they should be for this time of year. area of low pressure bringing us all the cool conditions and the marine layer. nice onshore flow here, what we've been dealing with for the past couple of of days. monday or tuesday, it will start

to move out, by the middle of the week, allowing high pressure to build in and high temperatures. notice the clouds move back in overnight. all the precipitation staying well to our north. we're not looking for rain with this system, just patchy fog along the coast and some clouds throughout the start of your day. and then sunshine returning by the afternoon. temperatures tonight in the 50s most areas. so a nice, cool evening. for your sunday, we're looking at temperatures i think a few degrees warmer than we were today. so really beautiful in santa clara, 77 degrees for you. 75 in san jose. should be beautiful by the afternoon. cloudy conditions in pacifica. fog, maybe some drizzle down through half moon bay, but by the afternoon it's looking pretty good. 62 degrees downtown. 57 in the sunset district. a little breeze throughout the afternoon once again tomorrow. lots of 70s from ukiah down to novato, 74 degrees for you. out toward the east bay, we'll see lots of 60s, and about 70 degrees in fremont.

a little bit warmer in antioch. 80 degrees for you tomorrow. upper 70s livermore through dublin and danville. salinas, hello to you, 67 degrees for your high tomorrow. gilgillray, the hotspot with 83 degrees. your seven-day forecast shows a warm-up. by monday into tuesday, we'll start a warming trend. right about wednesday and thursday we, top out in the 80s. perhaps even some 90s inland. so, yes, enjoy the cool conditions while they last. if you're heading out tomorrow, to the aids walk in san francisco, things get going around 9:00 in the morning. still have time to register online. you can see aidswalk.net, and a good cause for a charity event, 25th annual event. so the weather tomorrow morning, again n the 50s. it will be cool. bring layers to dress in layers. by the afternoon it looks great. >> i'm ready for some hot weather. >> me, too, but not as hot as in the east. >> the as not so hot. >> the as are not doing well.

they've started the second half of the season, and of course started it like they finished, not well. we'll start with some golf. darren clarke, he's been described as the every man, a few pounds overweight, always fancies a pint of gain ness. it's a moniker. the 42-year-old from northern ireland embraces. the every man is leading the 140th open championship. conditions to start round three in a word miserable. 25 to 30-mile-an-hour winds and raining. welcome to summer in southeast england. shot of the day. the dane, the approach shot on the par 4 ninth. a few hops, checks, spins in for the eagle. hansen is even par tied for seventh. phil mickelson has long struggled in the british open. he's in the hunt this year. his third shot on nine looked like it would drop for birdie. only three guys were under par today. one was ricky fowler, burying the birdie putt on 16. with a 68, he's two under. dustin johnson will be playing

in the final group for the third time in the last six majors. johnson sticks his approach from 150 out on 15. he birdied to go to 5 under and finish at minus 4 with a 68. johnson is one back of clarke. he should consider that lucky. clarke the only player today to birdie the first hole. while he shot a one under 69, it would have been four or five strokes better. short putts his nemesis all day. despite the missed opportunities, clarke with a one-shot lead on johnson. fowler joins bjorn. the every man, clearly the favorite, and he knows why. >> i'm not the typical athlete. i'm not the guy that goes to the gym all the time. i'm a little bit on the heavy side. i like to drink, socialize. i like to relax. i think most of the people that come watch identify with that. >> i love that guy. more golf.

this is the carlton. remember that the "fresh prince of bel air?" jerry rice in a tie for 28th. aaron rodgers has some skill. the par putt. he has 17 points. the leader is actor jack wagner, "general hospital" fame, people. he would birdie. he has a six-point lead over tony romo. the as playing a scheduled double-header for the first time since 2003. angels in town. it's '80s weekend. i'm struggling to understand this pregame handshake between gonzalez and jesus. wiping the nose? what that's about? trevor cahill having problems again. halos get to him early. bobby abreu singles home aybar. 1-0. as make it interesting. jered weaver knocked out of the game. it's 3-2, but the as get no closer. ninth inning, abreu another rbi

single. angels take game one of the double-header 4-2. game two currently going on, tied at 2-2. one country rooting for the u.s. to win tomorrow's world cup final, and we all live in it. the americans will be favored to beat japan, but the japanese will be the sentimental favorite. a japanese win would be a definite morale booster after the death and destruction caused by the giant earthquake and tsunami that happened there in march. abby wambach knows what the u.s. squad is up against. >> we have to play good soccer, gutsy soccer. we have to go for it. no time to hold back. this is the time to take risks. this is the time to go forward. and hopefully we can get the win. >> once again, the game can be seen tomorrow morning, 11:45 it begins over on espn. stage 14 of the tour de france, the toughest yet. 105-mile trek through the patterpyrenees, and finishes fia

climb. the frenchman retains the yellow jersey for the sixth straight stage. he even says, he can't believe he's still in the lead, expecting to lose the yellow jersey, but six in a row. >> you can see the pain on their faces. thanks a lot, colin. coming up, a possible record breaking weekend as the magic of harry potter comes to a close.

>> >> the streets of san francisco may look cleaner tonight thanks to the help of hundreds of volunteers. more than 400 of them, along with the department of public works, and mayor ed lee, gathered in the bayview neighborhoods for a clean team event. the monthly cleanups rotate through the city's 11 districts. today volunteers landscaped sidewalks, painted over graffiti, and picked up trash and debris illegally discarded. >> when you see a lot of really good dumping in neighborhoods, man, you know, that contributes to the appearance of a neighborhood, and that translates into, you know, weather a neighborhood is safe or not. >> the department of public works says a lot of contractors dump their leftover material illegally from construction projects rather than go to the sanitary companies and pay to

properly discard those leftover construction debris. well, harry potter has cast a huge spell with a record-breaking opening day at the box office. "harry potter and the deathly hallows part 2" summoned up more nearly $20 million more than the previous recordholder in the "twilight" saga "new moon." the finale set a record for midnight screenings with $45 million and it's on track to break the opening weekend record of $158 million held by the dark nights.