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a confederate statue toppled. protesters take action as tensions over the violence in virginia boils over and spreads. but first, bracing for protests emon at home. raontieonsf will happen at this bay area beach. good evening. i'm dan ashley. ama daetz has the night off. thanks for joining us. those demonstrations the weekend after next will take place in two of the bay area's most liberal cities, san francisco and berkley. "abc 7 news" reprte cyou spoke with the organizer the san francisco demonstration. >> reporter: i did. and he said his organizatsro in. he said he wants to bring the message of unity and freedom but not everyone is a believer. one day after the violence in charlottesville police and protesters clashed in seattle ayndsu right wing rally organized by the pro donald trump group, patriot prayer. >> there was like over 1,000

protesters that were so close to the stage, and they were ready >>eporr: priot prayers founder joey gibson told us from vancouver, washington he plans a similar rally on august 26th at krissy field in san francisco. >> talking about bringingthe country together. >> reporter: he wants the rally to be peaceful but predicts counterprotesters can change that. >> people need to be careful because if they say things out of ignorance they are stoking the violence. >> reporter: are planned. we found this post which call patriot prayer thugs. he denounced the violence in virginia and he is against hate. >> let's imagine we are a hate group, you can't shut us down because of that. >> reporter: some say krissy field is the wrong place for the rally. >> instead of being open and discussing things in a forum that's create, they create a forum that's violent and confrontational. >> reporter: representatives from the golden gate national

recreation area would not go on camera but said patriot prayer has applied for a first amendment permit for the event which likely will be granted. say free speechotrs can't be denied. >> we do need some space for people of all stripes to be able to have their opinions. >> reporter: the national park service working with san francisco police on plans for security. a separate right wing event also planned for sunday, the 27th in berkley. a also scheduled. cornell barnard, "abc 7 news" thanks a lot. protesters in north carolina made a stand tonight. here's the video. this crowd erupted into cheers as a confederate soldier statue was toppled in c entuamrydu old fell outside a county administration building. you

>> racism is evil. >> president trump giving it a name. >> those that cause violence in its name are criminal also and thugs including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups. >> reporter: nearly 48 hours after the chaos in charlottesville and growing backlash from critics who felt his initial response didn't go far enough. >> violence on many sides, many

sides. >> reporter: now the president says theed civil rights investigation. in as we learn new details about e 20-year-old suspect arraigned on murder charges. james alex fields jr., seen here marching among the white supremacists groups. according to police, later counterprotesters, killing of heather hire. abc news learning the fbi is investig tacgin d woas a hate c. those who knew fields in the past not surprised by the allegations. >> he felt thattes were hi superior. >> he proclaimed himself as a nazi and as a white supremacist. >> the police chief in the meantime admits he has regrets about this weekend because three lives were lot, hiers and two troopers killed in a helicopter crash. hiers is now determined to make sure her daughter did not die in vain. >> she stood for something and by golly i'm going to advocate

let's make it a strong movement as my child was a strong child. >> and community members paying their respects here at this memorial say they too are moving forward, stronger and more united than ever. elizabeth hurd, charlottesville, virginia. >> the "abc 7 news" app has been sending out updates on the story as it developed since saturday. be t first to know. download the app for free and enable the push alerts. new tonight, a march against google inaintouewvin all. organizers say their first amendment supporters who want to protest the firing of software engineer james damore who was let go for his memo on diversity, but mountain view officials told "usa today" no one has applied for permits to hold a demonstrate asgole. mountain view was among nine cities where google protests were reportedly planned for this saturday a man suspect of shooting at

officers and cal tranls workers is in custody. investigators say 43-year-old joshua buck brown opened fire on them late this morning in kelseyville. it led to a manhunt that lasted six hours before swat teams found him in his home. he gave upts fired. investigators say the caltrans crew was near his property, closing an illegal road brown bit. >> i assumed it angered him caltrans was coming out to block off the driveway, and it was while they were performing that function that he came out, exchanged words and started shooting. >> brown has a confederate flag hanging on his property, but officers say they don't believe his actions were racially motivated. new at 11:00, firefighters pulled a man to safety from the san francisco bay. they say about 9:00 off embarcadero near rincon park. took about 15 minutes to rescue him. paramedics checked him out to make sure he was not seriously injured. hepp aea okay.

also new at 11:00, a south bay man who endurld a tragedy a month ago is facing another setback. his wife and son were killed in march and now he may lose the home he shared with his family. here is "abc 7 news" reporter lilian kim. >> we had behere, we roasted s'mores. it was a place we dreamed of retiring. >> reporter: gary clausen moved into his los gatos farm two years ago, but he may be forced to say good by to a house that holds precious memory of his wife and son. the county got wind of a rental the counnit on the bottom floor years ago, a loss of income that covers most of the mortgage. >> i would need to sell, i would have to move out and leave the home that my family, that my wife and my son loved. >> reporter: gary lost his wife polly and eight-year-old son trent in a horrific accident during a family visit to kansas in january. the three were playing on a

frozen pond when they fell through the thin ice. gary situates what helped him cope was the serenity of his mountain home and the emotional support from his tenants who a now busy packing in case they are to move. >> i think we kind of know the pain he's been through the most. we're right here. and i worry about him being ule the county learned about the property. usually someone from the public calls in with a tip. if so, garyrs says no resentment. he is waiting to hear from the county about what his options are. in the meantime, gary is relying on his faith. fu a t i'm in good -- ill be a i'm in good hands. i will be okay. >> reporter: in los gatos, anlili kim, "abc 7 news." more to come. ahead on "abc 7 news at 11:00," the driving danger in the east bay that's leaving tires punctured and car owners flat broke. plus, cracking down on bootleg

booze. the big raid at one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. also, supply and demand. the hard-to-find item before next week's epic solar eclipse. >> and, dath details on what yo expect with this big event, plus a look at why some of you may need the wipers tomorrow morning during the commute. coming up. >> okay. sandhya, thanks very much. all of that is ahead. but first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" right after "abc 7 news at 11:00." jimmy. >> jimmy: thanks, dan. take a look at this for both of our sake. >> listen, ladies, ladies, no. this is -- he's a good kid, good listener, he keeps his room clean. he's had all of his shots. when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many.

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new at 11:00, an east bay community is putting out a warning tonight to drivers. doddsens of tires have been destroyed by nails in concord, and neighbors along san miguel road believe someone is dropping them deliberately. "abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs is live in concord with ste th spoke with have spent hundreds of dollars repairing those tires, and they say it is making them go flat broke.

this water bottle holds nails collected by the manager of concord's town and country mobile home park. residents will attest to the proliferation of tire-popping objects in the area ofroad. >> they've been roofing nails, screws, regular nails, they've been thumbksho b of just everyth ting that will make your tires pop. >> reporter: darren bolder says the problem started a couple of years ago. he spent $480 to repair tire. >> they've filed police cpoamr can't figure out who is doing it. >> reporter: someone posted a warning on the local claycord.com saying the nail thrower is back. the park's manager confirms three recent flat tire complaints. he documented around 50 incidents back in 2015. >> i got a couple of flats right here and up there a little bit. >> reporter: nina wolfgram says her tires were gouged last it. she later learned someone who

lives nearby may be responsible. >> the person probably thinks it is funny because that's what i heard, but it is not. it is going to other people's money, you know, other people's wallet. it is not coming out of their pocket. >> reporter: police say they haven't received recent complaints about nail also in the roadway. in concord, katie utehs, "abc 7 news" well, pop star taylor swift is $1 richer tonight. that and a tore tun worth of being right. a jury decided in her favor in . swift accused a dj of droeping her in 2013 after a radio station in denver fired him he sued. today's verdict was over swift's counter suit where she asked for only $1. in a statement swift essentially apologized for the costly trial and promised to help those whose voices should be heard. that includes future donations to organizations that help sex assault victims. >> 10,000 gallons of alcohol has been -- have been seized in mexico after a woman died at a

popularor mexican regulators targeted two dozen tourist destinations in cancun and playa del carmen including a resort where 20-year-old abby connor died after doing shots on a family vacation. the regulators also said that the unnamed manufacturer of the alcohol had bad manufacturing practices. all of that alcohol now confiscated well, now that the countdown the eipse, the big celestial event is exactly one week away, but getting your hands-on aipai pr glasses could be tough. 7 on your side gave away 1,000 pairs after getting 5,000 qure amazon shows many vendors are just sold out. ones that still have them are charging anywhere from $30 to $100. we did some research and found that production costs for each pair are l sescents, so someone is making a whole lot of money on next week's big show in the city, which will not happen for quite sometime. but, of course, if it is as

cloudy as it is today we don't have to worry about the glasses. sandhya, we won't be able to see it anyway. >> come on now, dan. i'm going to remain optimistic. some of you will be able to see it a week from today. i do want to show you the details on this. the eclipse begins at 9:01 next monday, and we are talking about the maximum eclipse when the moon passes in front of the sun at 10:15 in the morning. that's when 75% of it will be eclipsed. the eclipse ends at 11:37. you have a better chance of viewing between 10:15 and 11:37 in the morning because at 9:01 there will be quite a bit of low cloudiness around near the coast and the bay. as far as where you're going to see the best view, you have to head up to oregon. i mean sail 'em will have 100% ecepsli area, tre we're basically looking at less of the sun being blocked. it will be about 75%. so we have a pretty good chance of seeing it as long as you stay away from the coast where it is

going to be socked in. all right. since we are on the topic, it is socked in tonight along the coastline and around parts of the bay. on live doppler 7 we are watching a deep marine layer, already seeing some mist and a live look right now from our emeryville camera, overcast skies, temperatures from san francisco, to oakland, san jose, upper 50s to low 60s. santa rosa at 59 degrees. concord, rmrtvelile 6.e,or 1.this live picture shows what u can expect tomorrow morning, and that will be just cloudy onditions aross the bay you will need your wipers at times. watch out if you are driving. there will be some damp mu plan showing you that. light chop if you are taking the ferry ride across the bay heading to work.if you are walkn out tch for slippery conditions due to the drizzle or perhaps a light shower. from our "abc 7 news" exploratorium cam are you we are looking at gray skies. overcast morning with drizzle or a light shower not out of the kwef. below average temperatures again

tomorrow. and looking at gradual warm the rest of the week. here is the 12-hour plan for tuesday. cool and drizzly if you are . nding kids back to soooll,hoc definitely need a jacket or at least an extra layer. mild inland at noon time. temperatures in upper 50s to low 70s, below average highs again before 4:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. the hour-by-hour forecast shows 0:0 exception sive cloud cover of the north bay where you will see mostly clear skies, by wr89 you are looking at green lookin there could be an isolated shower in there. don't be surprised if you are running into some wet of you wig sunshine for your tuesday afternoon. tomorrow morning it is going to start out dreary and drizzly, and for the afternoon highs will range from the low 60s to low 80s. definitely remaining on the breezy side right along the coastline. here is a look at your accuweather seven-dayre w ill g

below average to starting to rise on wednesday and then thuncing back to normal saturday. we'll get you up into the low 90s inland, low to mid 60s coast oide only sunday. the all-important monday forecast for the solar eclipse -- all right, i know dan getting a good view if you're near the coast. right now looking pretty cloudy for monday. temperatures well below average again. my fingers are crossed, dan. download the accuweather appnd keep copdso to breathe better,athe. i go with anoro. copdso to breathe better,athe. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro.

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