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>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> black lives matter! black lives matter! >> marchers here in the bay area tonight say they're using love to try to neutralize the hate exemplified by protesters in charlottesville, virginia. several cities in the bay area took part in a nationwide show of solidarity tonight for the victims caught in the charlottesville chaos. this comes as we learn new information about the driver who is now charged with murder. abc news report elizabeth herr is in charlottesville with the new details. >> reporter: from charlottesville to our nation's capital and cities across the country, a rally for unity and prayers for the victims. and this is new video of 20-year-old james fields jr. seen with a known white

supremacist group, then hours later fields allegedly carrying out his attack and arrested for murder. his former teacher now saying fields even made pro-nazi comments in high school. >> he felt that the views that adolf hitler espoused were correct. >> reporter: tonight charlottesville still on high alert as one of the organizers of the unite the right march is confronted by counterprotesters and forced to run from his own news conference. as for the suspect charged with murder in this case, he's being held without bond and due in court tomorrow. elizabeth hur, abc news, charlottesville, virginia. solidarity rallies for charlottesville took place throughout the day. some of them you see here on the map. this is video of one held earlier today in san francisco's castro district. abc7 news reporter elissa harrington is live tonight in san francisco where a crowd gathered in front of city hall. elissa? >> reporter: eric, i actually got a chance to meet a family

from charlottesville. they're visiting san francisco, and they told me since they can't protest at home, they wanted to join a demonstration with others here. >> we knew it was happening. we just didn't know how bad it was going to be. >> reporter: kristen bream and her family are visiting san francisco from charlottesville, a town thrust into the national spotlight. the center of violent clashes between white nationalists and counterprotesters. kristen, her husband, and two teenage boys joined hundreds of people at a solidarity protest outside city hall. they say racism has no place in their town, and it has been hard to watch from a distance. >> i was glad we were not there to experience it, but it was hard seeing the posts and the pictures and the fear from my friends on facebook. >> it's very distressing. we know those locations where the car ran over the people. i mean we've gone there many times. that's right downtown, and, yeah, it's very disturbing. you wonder what we're going to find when we get back. >> reporter: demonstrators used

candles and flashlights to light up civic center plaza. one woman carried a sign that said "hero" with a picture of heather heyer, the protester killed by a speeding driver. earlier, demonstrators marched through the city. many waved flags and held signs denouncing racism. some blamed president donald trump for dividing the country. >> every single person on this hear earth needs love. >> reporter: a similar rally took place in lathe am square for the second day in a row. protesters gave speeches and lit candles calling for peace and unity. elissa harrington, abc7 news. in the south, civil rights supporters came together tonight in a solidarity vigil. they gathered outside san jose city hall in a peaceful rally to unite against racism and white supremacy. organizers say they're seeking to end racial injustice and encourage people to speak out and commit to action. more support from charlottesville came from the east bay.

about 100 people held a candlelight vigil at adobe park in castro valley to show what love and tolerance can do. they were encouraged to bring candles to signify peace and hope. there's an outpouring of condolences to remember the three victims of yesterday's violence. they include heather heyer and two v state troopers killed in a helicopter crash near charlottesville. lieutenant h.j. cullen and berke bates. the 32-year-old hier was a paralegal who took up a spekd job as a waitress. over the phone, her mother spoke of the tragic loss. >> heather's life was not about hate. and this young man who ran my daughter down mistakenly believed that hate would change the world. >> and look at this heartfelt moment in charlottesville today. people stopped and applauded stat troopers as they walked down main street in that city, paying tribute to the two law enforcement officers who were killed. 35 others were injured in the crash and in the clashes.

a berkeley restaurant says it does not support the actions of those in charlottesville. top dog posted a sign with its views after a flurry of social media posts suggested a man at the rally worked at top dog. the restaurant says as of yesterday, that man is no longer an employee. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: employees at top dog on durant avenue said they had no comment about a now former employee who may have been in charlottesville. >> different people were releasing the people's names and looking at their faces and trying to see, okay, where are they from? someone said, oh, he works here in berkeley. >> reporter: a sign on the restaurant's door says effective saturday, 12th august, cole white no longer works at top dog. the actions of those in charlottesville are not supported by top dog. we believe in individual freedom and volunteary association for everyone. several uc berkeley students stopped by the restaurant to take pictures of the sign. >> i feel like it's good they're taking a stand against this kind of stuff.

>> reporter: many of them horrified by the violence in shar rotsville. >> it's crazy. it's 2017, and we still have people so backwards, who can't seem to wrap their heads around inclusivist. >> reporter: there's some question the response on social media as people attempt to identify those in the crowd. >> it's a reaction that is just full of hate and anger, and that just begets more hate and anger. >> reporter: in berkeley, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> and our coverage continues right here on our abc7 news app. you'll find updated information there along with video and photos from the rallies. and we'll send out push alerts with any major updates. activities rallied in front of a contra costa county jail today against what they say is collusion between the sheriff's office and immigration officials. the group accuses the sheriff's office of cooperating with i.c.e. agents. in a statement on its website, the sheriff's office said it does not arrest people on immigration status, nor do they

take part in immigration raids, nor do they carry out deportations. the search is on tonight for a killer after someone stabbed a man to death in milpitas. police were called to a business on windsor street shortly after midnight where they found the man dead. they say the 54-year-old was stabbed a number of times. they have not released his name. investigators are asking for any possible witnesses to come forward. new details at 11:00. the attorney for the 18-year-old woman accused of driving drunk and live streaming a fatal crash says worn tires may be to blame for the wreck. abdul ya sanchez's lawyer says the worn tires led to a blowout, which caused the crash that left sanchez's 14-year-old sister dead in merced county last month. prosecutors say sanchez was intoxicated and drove distracted. sanchez was live-streaming on her phone during the crash. she is charged with six felonies including gross vehicular manslaughter. seven people in union city are out of their home tonight after a car plowed through their duplex. investigators think a car and a pickup truck were street racing

when both crashed sending the sedan careening through the wall of the home. the truck ended up on the lawn of the duplex forcing out two families. according to one of the residents, it's the latest traffic accident he's had to deal with. >> the car went straight through the tree, and one went to the concrete over there. the other one went to the fence and went to my patio. and this is the fourth one and the worst one. >> two people in the car ran away. the driver of the pickup was detained. no one was hurt. you are about to see a dream come true. it's the stunning off the field play a college football player will never forget. and the numbers are in. organizers say this year's outside lands was a big success. also lady gaga perfected in san francisco tonight and her mom made a special guest appearance at a volunteer event. >> i'm lisa argen in for drew

tuma. check out the fog. the golden gate bridge with three quarter mile visibility, 59 degrees, and this fog has made its way all the way into livermore. we're talking about a pretty good surge of low clouds. they're going to retreat just as quickly. temperatures are going to take a

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theft in the north bay. lots of donations are coming in for a marine recruiter and his family who were targeted by thieves. pictures from wine country marine show sergeant rafael adama and his family with lots of donations. they relocated to santa rosa last month when someone stole the moving van with everything they own inside. after today, they have new furniture for their dining room, bedroom and living room, plus about $3,000 they also received. a college kicker from kansas got a scholarship in the most heartwarming way imaginable. abc ne abc news -- >> reporter: university of minnesota's new coach, p.j fleck showed up with a surprise play and a special guest. kyle tanner, a patient at u.m.'s children hospital. coach asked him who his favorite player was. >> justin juenemann. >> reporter: justin juenemann, a walk-on third string kicker who has never played a single down.

but the coach praised him for never giving up in football and in visiting young people like kyle. the coach then handed kyle a t-shirt cannon, which he promptly aimed at justin. , who made a sweet one-handed grab. he read the shirt, then, stunned, showed it to the team. he had just been awarded a full scholarship. and just to make things even sweeter, justin also made it on "sports center" to share his story and his newest souvenir. >> i brought it with me just in case, and i'm holding on to this for a while. >> reporter: holding on to the shirt and the moment when he caught it and saw what it said. >> once i read that, everybody kind of jumped on me, and it just went nuts after that. >> reporter: abc news, new york. organizers of this year's outside lands music festival say the event went well despite some minor hiccups. they say tickets for each day of the event sold out. that is 70,000 tickets for each

day of the three days. some of those fans hoped to see a tribe called quest during the event but travel complications led the group to cancel their appearance. and as in years past, fence jumpers gained entry illegally. organizers say they believe 30 people jumped fences daily to enter the festival grounds. also performing tonight, lady gaga at at&t park. but before the concert, abc7 news was at the united way offices in san francisco where the singer's mom helped volunteers stuff backpacks for underserved kids. >> it's important every day, but it's particularly important today. there's a lot going on in the world that we would like to see changed. we would like to see it better. so we're setting an example today for this community and many communities beyond. >> the event is just one example of the work by lady gaga's born this way foundation, which helps empower young people to create a kinder, braver world. another music star here, bruno mars made a surprise announcement during a concert last night in michigan.

the pop star told the audience that he's donating $1 million to address the water crisis in flint, michigan. the money will come from revenue from his sold-out concert tour. flint's water crisis started three years ago. three people died and thousands were exposed to water that was contaminated with lead. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> hi, everyone. hope you enjoyed the day. it was nice inland, but certainly breezy and kind of cool around the bay. a pleasant afternoon for most. take a look at live doppler seven. the fog has moved in quickly to our east bay. it's going to move out just as quickly out of the north bay, but the higher clouds are going to linger into much of the afternoon for the peninsula and the south bay. let's go in a little bit closer. live doppler 7, you can see the fog around 680, san ramon, 580, oakland, emeryville, down towards fremont already, and of course all of san francisco shrouded in the fog. as we go towards half moon bay, wouldn't be surprised to see

some mist and drizzle throughout the evening hours and the overnight hours. so the culprit is this area of low pressure. pretty strong for this time of year. a fall-like system bringing just a little bit of rain into washington state. our friends up in seattle got a few spritzes of rain, but this is not going to bring us much. maybe a couple hundredths along the coast, but the winds are beginning to dial back. they were quite gusty throughout the afternoon. still a little breezy in concord at 20 miles per hour. an hour and three minute delays at sfo. it's been quite a day there. as we look once again at the golden gate bridge, yeah, it is really pea soup out there. be careful. take your time. use your low beams. looking at temperatures already in the upper 50s in san francisco, so dropping quickly. 61 in oakland. gilroy, you're at 62. half moon bay, boy, it seems for months now you have been stuck in the 60s with just very little sunshine. so by the middle to the end of the week, we'll see what we can

do for you because things are going to change. they are going to warm up after tomorrow. so it's just a one-day event. 62 santa rosa. 59 in napa. novato just changed to 59. 63 by the delta. mid-60s concord and livermore. finally from the exploratorium camera, you can see the clouds shrouding the building. low clouds and fog. drizzle monday morning. we'll look for partly cloudy skies by the afternoon. looking at a cooler day and warmer temperatures arrive throughout the rest of the week. it's going to be subtle warming, though. nothing too extreme. so as we look at our overnight lows, you'll notice that mainly in the upper 50s to never 60. we've got that blanket of clouds overhead. so not too cool out there, and it is the first day of school for some kids. so we will look for some of that clearing in the afternoon. but as we take you through the hour by hour forecast, you notice that we've got the mist and drizzle on and off. by 8:00, we're looking at some sun up in santa rosa down through central marin. then by the afternoon, it's a

sunnier day in the north bay than it will be along the peninsula and the south bay. so it should be pleasant but certainly below normal, and that might bode well for the kids in pleasanton because, you know, it's one of those days where we're looking at back to school temperatures in the low 70s. san ramon valley, similar forecast. upper 50s. we'll call it partly cloudy from san jose to saratoga tomorrow. low to mid-70s. 62, pacifica. san francisco breezy, 64. in the north bay, look for upper 70s in petaluma and upper 60s in berkeley. 71 in fremont. you head inland. barely an 80 to be found. 74 in pleasanton, and the accuweather seven-day forecast shows that tomorrow the coolest day of the week. it will gradually warm up. you can download our accuweather app for changes we might throw in from time to time because we do get four forecast models a day. it looks nice for the rest of the week. >> glad to hear it. thank you very much. take a look at this. >> okay. >> tell me if it looks good

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>> announcer live where you live, this is abc7 news. good evening. i'm eric thomas. tonight's headlines, a nationwide show of solidarity tonight for the victims caught in the charlottesville chaos. the driver now charged with murder is due in court tomorrow. the city remains on high alert tonight. a march organizer abandoned a press conference and a vigil had to be canceled because of safety concerns. civil rights supporters took part in rallies and vigils across the bay area. here in san francisco, a crowd gathered for an evening rally in front of city hall. demonstrators used candles and flashlights to light up civic center plaza. three people who died were honored in charlottesville today. mourners brought flowers to the crash site where 32-year-old heather heyer died for what she believed in. people applauded state troopers, paying tribute to their fellow officers who also died. let us turn to the president

who is facing backlash for his response to the violence. today the white house clarified his statement using words that he has yet to say in public. abc news reporter david wright has the latest. >> reporter: today the white house struggled to shore up the president's equivocal response to charlottesville. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry, and violence on many sides. on many sides. >> reporter: of course that includes whut supremacists, kkk, neo-nazi, and all extremist groups and unnamed white house official explained today. but trump has yet to call them out for inciting the violence in virginia. today the president's national security adviser sat down with george stephanopoulos. >> do you consider that car attack in charlottesville yesterday an act of domestic terrorism? >> i certainly think anytime that you commit an attack against people to incite fear, it is terrorism. >> reporter: but the president has yet to say so himself.

a growing number of republicans are breaking ranks over this. >> to call this whut supremacism, this white nationalism evil and let the country hear it. let the world hear it. >> i think clearly he should talk out much more aggressively about it. >> reporter: trump has never hesitated to call out foreign enemies. >> radical islamic terrorism, okay? we have to say the term. >> reporter: but he's tended to pull his punches when it comes to white nationalists like david duke. >> honestly, i don't know david duk duke. i don't believe i've ever met him. i just don't know anything about him. >> reporter: duke and his followers were strong trump supporters many he was in charlottesville yesterday, but even he took offense at the president's response to charlottesville, tweeting at trump, i would recommend you take a good look in the mirror and remember, it was white americans who put you in the presidency. >> that was abc's david wright reporting. vice president pence disavowed dangerous fringe groups during an overseas trip

to colombia today and claims that president trump did the same. pence said they condemn dangerous fringe groups in the strongest possible terms. despite tough rhetoric between the u.s. and north korea, the trump administration is trying to -- h.r. mcmaster says the country is not on the brink of war, but he warned we are closer to war than the u.s. was a decade ago. cia director mike pompeo also says there's no intelligence that indicates the u.s. is on the cusp of a nuclear war. today the pentagon's top military officer arrived in south korea as part of a planned visit, one that comes at a critical time. now to an abc news exclusive. the meetoric rise and fall of former white house communications director anthony scaramucci, fired after a whirlwind 11 days on the job. what he's now saying about the trump administration. here's abc news reporter gloria riviera. >> reporter: today former white house communications director anthony scaramucci among those saying the president should have

taken a tougher stance on the violence in charlottesville. >> i think he needed to be much harsher as it related to the white supremacist. with the moral authority of the presidency, you have to call that stuff out. >> reporter: scaramucci warning chief strategist steve bannon and breitbart is a snag on the president's agenda. >> i never sat down with steve bannon and said, hey, are you a white nationalist or a white supremacist, but i think the toleration of it by steve bannon is inexcusable. >> reporter: scaramucci and his brash demeanor lasted just 11 days in the white house. >> i love the president. i'm more of a front-stabbing person. if we don't stop the leaks, i'm going to stop you. >> reporter: scaramucci today facing his bombastic comments from that explosive new yorker interview. >> okay. the mooch showed up a week ago. >> reporter: showing no remorse about insulting his rival, ousted chief of staff reince priebus. >> reince is a [ bleep ] paranoid skits fren ix. >> reporter: scaramucci accepts his firing but still has regrets. >> i wish they would have given me a bar of soap and told me to

wash my mouth out in the bathroom and move on. >> reporter: also suggesting there are people inside the white house working against the president. >> so he's fighting an enemy within the white house? >> i think there are elements inside of washington, also inclusive in the white house, that are not necessarily abetting the president's interests or his agenda. >> reporter: gloria riviera, abc news, washington. major pharmacy chains are being sued for the way they charge us. ahead, the one tip that could save you money the next time you pick up a prescription. and a retail warning. why amazon has pulled some eclipse glasses off its website. >> and if you've been outside in the past couple hours, you know there is change in the air. we have lots of fog surging across the bay. unland temperatures tomorrow as much as 10 degrees below

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gonzalez tells us, asking one question saves some cash. >> reporter: two pharmacy giants, cvs and walgreens accused of letting some customers pay more than they needed to for certain generic medications. >> the lawsuit is a clarion call fr consumers to go and ask their pharmacists am i getting the best price? would i be better off in i just paid cash? >> reporter: two lawsuits filed this week claim the pharmacies failed to inform customers when they could pay less for prescriptions by not using insurance. in the cvs suit, one plaintiff claims she bought a generic drug for a nearly $166 co-pay through her insurance but cvs never told her she could pay $92, the full retail price. the pharmacies often work with middle men, pbms. when the co-pay is higher than the retail price, the lawsuit claims that extra money can go back to the middlemen, what's known as a claw back. cvs tells abc news co-pays are determined by a patient's prescription coverage plan, not

by the pharmacy, and that it's own pbm does not engage in the practice of co-pay clawbacks. cvs and wall greeps say the lawsuits have no merit. in many cases, pharmacists can't volunteer information about pricing but you can ask, and they can look up both prices to tell you what's the best deal. marcy gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. amazon is refunding some customers who bought solar eclipse glasses. the problem, well, amazon can't confirm the glasses come from a reputable manufacturer, and they may not comply with industry standards. amazon is no longer selling the affected glasses. those who did buy them will receive an e-mail and a refund. to safely view the solar eclipse on august 21st, you'll need a special pair of ultra dark sunglasses. for information about the eclipse and where you can watch it, go to abc7news.com, we have an entire page dedicated to it. 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

the chance to be a star. but you don't have to wait. you can audition now online. we have a link to the application at abc7news.com. potential contestants need to be at least 15 years of age. so warm up, lisa argen. this is your chance. you know what, i got to tell you, if the eclipse was tomorrow instead of a week from tomorrow, we would certainly have some trouble viewing it. so we've got to get all this out of here before a week from tomorrow when we hope to view that. right now, check it out. lots of low clouds and fog out there. in fact it has made it into livermore, and by tomorrow morning, maybe some mist and drizzle. 1:00 in the afternoon, you are still gray on the peninsula and in the south bay and the high clouds will linger for the southern half of the bay. but as we get into tuesday, notice temperatures look kind of mild. we're still below average, though, with 83 in concord, 69 in oakland. by wednesday, we're warming up. mid-and upper 80s inlaundnd, bu it's nice and modest. warming continues into thursday. so far, so good except that i

haven't talked too much about tomorrow. that's when the bottom falls out and we'll be looking at highs -- look at that. 74 in san jose. the numbers come up just a little bit on tuesday. it's really the middle of the week towards the end of the week where you get back to normal. so breezy on the coast with low 60s tomorrow, and you'll look for the high clouds to sort of linger for much of the day. san mateo, san jose, and looking at a little bit of sunshine inland by the afternoon. back to school for those kids in san ramon and pleasanton, and we'll look for more sunshine in the north bay. the accuweather seven-day forecast, we're warming up very slowly until the mid week. then when we do, it will feel like summer. then as we get into next weekend, it's a cooldown and then more kids go back to school. >> see how she ducked the american idol competition part? >> you should be in it. >> i should be in what? >> you're the guitar playing fool. >> that's right. >> well, you're half right. so let's check in with sports. guitar playing, i don't know. but the fool part, you got that right. >> i can't believe kids are

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>> announcer: abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. 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 today in charlotte. john rahm on 18. he turns around in the hazard, hits it backwards, gets it on the green, but he was a non-factor. key shot of the day, 10th hole, justin thomas. short birdie putt.

stops right on the lip. maybe the wind will knock it in or something of that nature. and he's 7 under, tied for the lead. rickie fowler at one point even par today, but he would rally with birdies on 12 through 15. then he makes this par putt, a tough one on 18. he's the leader in the clubhouse at 5 under with a 67. louie oosthuizen fires a 170 thanks to this eagle chip on 15. he's now the leader in the clubhouse at 6 under. boop. 15th hole, francesco molinari putting from off the green. are you kidding me? makes the birdie. he was in a five-way tie for the lead at 7 under. but the wheels came off in a minute and a half span. kevin kisner lips out for bogey. not enough on this chip from hideki matsuyama on 12. and chris stroud misses his short par putt on 11. so thomas was alone in the lead and took control on the par 3 13th. just off the fringe in the

rough. got the line, perfect speed. he's 8 under, has a one-shot lead. kevin kisner makes birdies on 14 and 15 to get back to 7 under, but bogies 6 here. thomas a two-shot lead. he adds to that on the 17th. drops this tough birdie putt. has a three-shot lead. he's won three times this year and despite this bogey on 18, he wins his first major title. your 99th pga champion, ladies and gentlemen, justin thomas. >> obviously as a kid growing up, being a golf fan, you want to win all the majors. you want to win any major. for me, i mean the pga definitely had a special place in my heart. and maybe a special drive, i guess you could say. like i said, i want to win every tournament i play in. i want to try to win every major. but at the end of the day, this was really cool for this to be my first one and have my dad here and i know grandpa was watching at home. i was able to talk to him, and that was pretty cool. it's just a great win for the

family, and it's a moment we'll never forget, all of us. >> 24 years old, and you could see proud parents. the giants, three games in 24 hours. rain delayed last night with a 10:00 p.m. start in d.c. today a double-header. game one against the nats, 10:00 a.m. start here on the west coast. i guarantee you this young girl is not going to make it to game two. top two, gorkys hernandez, base hit off a.j. cole. jones rounding third. he'll beat the throw home. giants go up 1-0. later in the inning, joe panik has been on fire of light. 3 for 4 today. 3-0 g-men. plenty for chris str. giants take game one 4- the final. game two, fourth inning, giants down 1-0. hunter pence up the gut. watch joe panik. he's going to try to score from second. he's going to get tagged out in the face. he'd stay in the game.

after ryan zimmerman's home run, panda countered in the seventh. solo shot. despite three games in 24 hours, we go extra innings. howie kendrick, gone. alberto suarez gives up the walk-off grand slam. nats take two out of three. 6-2 the final. a's and o's at the coliseum. check out the catch of the day. it wasn't a glove. it was a hat. kendall graveman gets the first win since april, striking out eight in the process. the majority of his run support came in the fourth when the a's explode for five runs. matt chapman, three-run shot. bottom seven, matt joyce, out in a hurry. 16th of the year. kind of like what we're seeing with this a's youth movement. then in the eighth, another matt, olson. see ya. his third home run in as many games. a's win it 9-3. this abc7 sports report

brought to you by river rock casino. now, a little fact here. during the warriors season last year, justin thomas won two tournaments early in hawaii. andre iguodala had met him at a function and told me about him. he said this kid's going to win a major this year. so all year we were talking about it. i tweeted him tonight. your guy is going to win a major. he was on 17. andre tweeted back, the first of many. you know how much andre and steph are into golf. >> yeah. >> and andre was working for another network during the tournament doing some social media, so he had a ball there, and he was there when his guy wins the event. >> big golf fan, iggy. there's golf fans and then there's steph and iggy. >> we mentioned earlier with tiger woods gone and nobody really dominated the tour, it's good to see every event that somebody's got a chance to win. >> competition's what's that called. that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. thank you so much for joining us. have a great evening and an even

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