white. a spokesperson released this statement. effective 12 the of august, cole white no longer works at top dog. the actions of those in charlottesville are not supported by top dog. we believe in freedom and voluntary association for everyone. there's more fallout and the rally and attack that killed a woman. abc news reporter elizabeth hur with more. >> reporter: throughout the day and even at this hour, there are rallies going on in the city and across the country. a rally for unity. as you mentioned, we learned more about the 32-year-old victim from her mother. at the scene of terror and chaos in the streets of charlott charlottesville that ended in death and deaf station. the city is now sharing message of unity and condolences for the victim. >> i want the country to know that the city of charlottesville is a place of extreme

compassion. >> reporter: including heather higher, a 32-year-old paralegal from virginia was killed when a car plowed through a crowd. >> heather was a strong person who always defended what she believed in. and heather's life was not about hate. >> reporter: the suspected driver, 20-year-old james alex fields jr. from ohio now sits in jail, charged with murder. meanwhile, the man who organized the unite the right demonstration -- >> i was the organizer of the unite the right rally -- >> reporter: tried to hold a press conference today to no avail. unstead, heckled by counterprotesters and ultimately escorted away by police in riot gear. this as the virginia governor continues to denounce and condemn the supporters of right supremacy. >> to white supremacists and neo-nazis who came to our

beautiful state today, there is no place for you here. >> reporter: and anti-violence vigils and rallies are held across the country honoring the victims. and tonight this clarification from the white house. a statement which read in part, the president said yesterday he condemns all forms of violence and hatred. of course, he includes white supremacists, kkk, neo-nazis and all extremist groups. reporting live from charlottesville, virginia, elizabeth hur for abc7 news. back to you. >> thank you very much. demonstrators have been on the move since this afternoon in san francisco. abc7 reporter alyssa harrington has been walking with them, live tweeting videos like this. she joins us from civic center plaza where more demonstrators are beginning to gather. >> reporter: the bay area is bracing for a second night of protests and vigils. here in san francisco, one just wrapped up. we saw a group marching down market street.

here is some video of that from a little earlier today. the group marched down market street. they started in the mission and chanted "rise up for charlottesville." many held signs credititicizing president donald trump. the march did stay peaceful. those in the bay area are coming together to show solidarity for victims in virginia. those are facing off with white nationalists holding a unite the right demonstration. tonight will also hold a vandal light vigil. they are asking people to bring candles or flashlights and light up the whole plaza in unity. there are barriers up in front of city hall. they want to keep this protest outside. elissa harrington, abc7. there have been rallies all over the bay area. cornel bernard has been tracking them and he joins us live from oakland. >> reporter: eric, solidarity

rally just wrapped up in downtown oakland. another one is scheduled to begin in the next hour. in fact, folks are gathering for that right now. police making an appeal for the protest to be peaceful as folks speak out against the violence in virginia. people gathered in oakland to condemn the ugly race-fueled clashes they saw unfold on tv. but many activists were not surprised. >> these people with the aspiration to do massive harm across lines. >> reporter: other i sass the response to the violence by president trump was unacceptable. >> he wouldn't condemn white supremacy or neo-nazis or fascism but said many sides were to blame for what happened yesterday. ♪ ♪ turn us around >> reporter: people in the south bay taking a stand against white supremacy in charlottesville. >> too many people are dying and too many people who look like me

aren't doing anything about it. >> reporter: she held a picture of heather, killed by a speeding car at the rally. she says the violence must stop. >> it just adds onto a long history of violence against people of color, against women. >> white nationalism says you have to be a white christian to be an american. we know that's not true. >> reporter: this rally organized by east san jose. father john brought some of his congregation members to demonstrate. >> we saw what happened in charlottesville was horrible. it's a direct attack against our faith values. those first tax were clergy. >> reporter: in novato, many gathered in solidarity with the victims. >> we're all with charlottesville. >> reporter: people say their stand against hate will continue. more protests are scheduled in the future. in oakland, cornell bernard,

abc7. for last night's march through oakland, opd marched 450 marchers downtown, no vandalism, no arrests, no vie sacitations, injuries. if you download the abc7 news app, you can get immediate alerts on your phone or tablet. new at 6:00, antioch police are searching for a 15-year-old boy on the autism spectrum. marqell ford left his home on jacobson street riding a black mini cycle. his family is worried he can be in danger. seven people are in displaced after a bmw crash was flown into a duplex. they believe it had been street racing with a pickup truck when both cars collided at high speed along horner street along alva r alvarado boulevard. the homeowner says no one was

hurt. >> nobody was hurt. everyone is fine. just the material. just the house. but that can be rebuilt and everything, but our health, ourselves, our lives, it can't be rebuilt. >> the two people inside the bmw ran from the scene. the pickup driver was detained by police after the crash. it's not clear whether drugs or alcohol played a role. firefighters are wrapping up operations in napa county. the canyon fire has burned 114 acres of grassland and is now 95% contained. firefighters are conditioning to strengthen and control lines and work interior hot spots. the cause of that fire is under investigation. activists rallied in front of the west county jail in north richmond calling for an end of deportations. they chose to rally in front of the jail because they accuse kus the contra costa agencies of working with i.c.e. agency in

the deportations. the sheriff's statement says they do not take part on immigration raids nor carry out deportations. thieves steal everything from a marine's family as they move to the north bay. thanks to the kindness of strangers, they won't be empty handed when they move into their new home. plus, why amazon is pulling eclipse glasses off its website a week before a total solar eclipse. good evening to you. still just a gorgeous day in santa cruz. plenty of sun and fun out there. but temperatures are going to take a nosedive. plenty of clouds tomorrow, even mist and drizzle. i'll have a look at

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new details tonight about a theft in the north bay. lots of donations are coming in for a marine recruiter and his family who had a u-haul truck with all their belongings stolen. rafael adana relocated to san jose last month with his wife and 4-year-old daughter. they arrived late at night and parked the u-haul van near their apartment. in the morning it was gone. the marines are helping the family replace the items they

lost. amazon is refunding some customers who purchased solar eclipse glasses. the verge reports amazon could not confirm the glasses come from a they're pulling the glasses. pages on amazon are now blank. those who received the glasses will receive an e-mail and refund. those who don't receive an e-mail should not be concerned. the eclipse is one week from tomorrow. for more information about the eclipse and where you can watch it, go to abcnews.com. we have an entire page dedicated to it. lady gaga is in town for a show tonight at at&t park. ther arrival isn't just great news for fans, it's also great news for bay area families struggle to buy school supplies. how she's helping out. and what to expect for your monday morning commute. a rare day when both our local nines find the win column.

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today. abc7 news was at the office as cynthia joined volunteers who were stuffing backpacks for underserbed kids. lady gaga's born this way foundation is highlighting the united way bay area as part of the singer's world tour stop in san francisco. she performs at at&t park tonight although 7:00. droneview7 was above san francisco's embarcadero on a gorgeous day in the city. what can we expect tomorrow? here's lisa in for drew. >> hi there, everyone. we'll mix it up, no doubt. here's a current look at the temperatures where it's been pleasant. 60s and 70s for most of you. it seems like would he have fall-like weather forever in san francisco, but for our east bay valleys. concord tomorrow with a high of 78 degrees. that's not only well below normal but we could see measurable precip. but we recover quickly on

tuesday. notice the warmest days of the week will be by the end of the week before we're near average once again. it's just for the short term. live doppler 7, you'll notice the low clouds and fog pushing across the east bay. with that weave had some visibility yirpz issues along the coast. half moon bay. you can see up into north bay we're looking at low clouds and fog. the sun was nice while we had it. what we're looking at is a system, a pretty potent one for this time of the year in the pacific northwest bringing welcome rain for the folks in washington. but for us, it means a marine layer that will grow taller, as much as 2,000 feet. waking up to low clouds and fog in the sacramento valley tomorrow. that tells you how different this air mass is going to be. so, as we look at the winds right now, its been breezy. winds gusting to 38 miles an hour. airport delays over an hour at sfo. in concord and pleasanton it's

been breezy as well. you've probably been enjoying the break from the heat. low clouds and fog. drizzle for monday morning. maybe even some measurable precip down around the peninsula. partly cloudy and cooler tomorrow by the afternoon. some of you may not clear at all. i'm thinking around the san mateo coast, sfo. it will be stubborn fog but temperatures will rebound and recover as soon as tuesday. 56 in san francisco tonight. low cloud deck very generous overnight. your hour-by-hour forecast, notice the green here. some mist, some drizzle, light showers around redwood city, mountainview. we clear early in the north bay tomorrow. it's the south bay and peninsula stuck with the cloud cover. san jose tomorrow, well, we should be in the 80s. how about 74. then we recover into tuesday and get up to near average for thursday and friday into next weekend. highs tomorrow from the low 60s with high clouds and some breezy winds along the coast.

63 for you in half moon bay. look for 70s in palo alto and san jose. that's about 8 degrees below average. warmest numbers should be up towards santa rosa where you get the sun scheshine tomorrow. feeling a bit like fall, but don't get too used to it. i know the kids are going back to school but temperatures are going to warm up for the beginning of skooshlgs but not too terribly hot. you can download our accuweather app and track the modest weather throughout the week. >> thank you, ma'am. well, the pga tour has become a wide open canvas every week, waiting to be stroked by another young artist. the 99th pga championship was just that in charlotte. trick shot at quail hollow, no stance, turns around from the hazard, gets it on the green but he's a nonfactor. key shot of the day, 10th hole, thomas, short birdie putt. he has ten seconds to wait until

he taps it in. he kind of sits there and it goes. he's 7 under, tied for the lead. rickie fowler birdied 12 through 15. make this is great par putt. he's in the clubhouse with 5 under at 67. this eagle chip on 15 by oosthuizen now with the lead in the clubhouse at 6 under par. justin thomas on the par 3 13th from just off the fringe, in the rough. this rough is tough at the pga. it's almost like hitting it out of sand. drops it in for the birdie, 8 under with a one-shot lead. kevin kisner had the lead throughout this tournament. birdies on 14 and 15 to go to 7 under. bogeyed 16. thomas on the par 3 17 the. money. three-shot lead with the birdie. he's won three times this year and despite this boggy on 18, justin thomas wins the 99th pga championship, justin thomas. >> i had a great opportunity to

win today. i just knew no matter what my game was at on the first tee, i need to be patient and i felt like i was -- i had the game to get it done. just a matter of if i did or not. giant playing three games in 24 hours. rain delay last night with a 10:00 p.m. start in d.c. and a doubleheader today. game one agains the nationals started at 10:00 a.m. in the west. i'm going to guess this kid's probably not going to last to game two. top two, hernandez base hit off a.j. cole. jones rounding third. going to be a play at the plate. no problem. 1-0, giants. later in the inning, joe panik was 3 for 4 with two rbi, both coming off this two-run single. g-men go up 2-0. stratton allowed five hits, struck out ten batters, his first double digit strikeout game in the big leagues. giants take game one, 4-2 the final. game two, fourth inning, giants trailing 1-0. pence up the middle.

joe panik tries to come home from second. he's not only out he gets punched in face. he stayed in the game. zimmerman's 27th home run of the year in the sixth off matt moore who gave up two dingers, panda countered in the seventh, a solo shot and right now it's 2-2 in the eighth inning. a's and os at the coliseum. check out this little fan making the catch with her hat. kendall graveman struck out eight, majority of run support in t fourtfor four runs. bottom seventh, matt joyce, out of here in a hurry, his 16th of the year. like what we're seeing with this youth movement. another matt, olson, see ya, his third home in as many games. the a's go on to win big, 9-3 your final. nascar in michigan, paul menard showing how not to drive down the freeway, sideways. bumped by mcdowell sending out a late caution.

elk grove native, kyle larson splits between erik jones and martin truex jr. taking the lea laps. he's going to win for the third consecutive time at this track. he started here just four times in his career. justin thomas, another first-time winner. without tiger it's almost become a little more fun because you don't know who's going to win every week because tiger dominated so much of the past. >> yeah, he did. and the little girl who caught the ball, she's a ringer. she's done that before. i'm surprised she didn't throw somebody out. thanks. beating the heat with summer chills. the scary movie that shocked analysts when we return. "american idol" is coming to abc7 this fall. auditions will be held in oakland next sunday. the "american idol" bus will be in jack london square giving you a chance to be a star. you don't have to wait. you can audition online right now. we have a link to the application at

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>> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life." we're all about lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment in the bay area and beyond. on today's show, we visit a full-service butcher, bringing new meaning to "farm to table." >> the idea is you can come here, shop for your meat, go home, and cook up an awesome meal, or forget about it, and we'll take care of you at the restaurant. >> then, a french pastry chef gives us a lesson on preparing authentic macarons. >> it has that crispy and then the chewy... >> mmm! >> ...and the creamy. >> are you kidding me?! and aubrey visits her two old friends who started a business honoring their culture and cuisine. >> we're adding our own personal twist in being able to share not only a part of our culture, part of our family, and a part of some of the things that we love. >> plus, we head downtown for some home cooking. >> now, these chicken legs we have roasted in our charcoal oven. so, you probably don't have a ch