fine people. i'm dan ashley. >> there's been a strong response to the president's comments. senate minority leader chuck schumer tweeted when david duke and white supremacists cheer, you're doing it very wrong. >> this was not both sides. >> republican speaker of the house paul ryan's tweet called out white supremacy but didn't mention the president's comments saying this bigotry is counter to all this country stands for. >> virginia senator mark warner tweeted no words. >> for me this was a very bad mistake. i'm very sorry. >> reporter: sergeant ray kelly is apologizing for a retweet on the department's official twitter account. it shows the page of white

nationalist richard spencer and a video of a unite the right press conference. outrage twitterse urs out the d. some accused deputies of supporting white supremacists while others demanded the person responsible be fired. >> it was an accident. i cannot tell you how ihi hast me personally. i don't think anyone has been harder on me than myself in regards to this. i do not condone or endorse any type of hate speech. >> reporter: to make matter worse he could not figure out how to unretweet. his explanation, he was researching in preparation for a white nationalist rally planned in berkeley later this month. >> we in law enforcement rely on social media. we rely on twitter to get realtime information. >> i think the story that he pushed the wrong button is laughable. >> reporter: acttdoisiv not ac. she's convinced this tweet

exposed the th world th.hatrt's they are watching at the sheriff's office but the other thought i had today was like it might be one of the sheriff's way of sort of passively aggressively t community resistance. >> reporter: the sheriff's office i.t. department was finally called to remove the retweet. the event scheduled for august 26th was permitted by the national park service. criss field is part of the golden gate national recreation area and thus controlled by the federal government. >> we do not invite hate speech or hatred to come into our city and to instigate not only hatred but potential violence. >> mayor lee and house minority leader nancy pelosi have sent

letters to the golden gate national recreation area urging them to re-consider the permit. what happened in virginia is top of mind in mountain view. protest against google is planned for saturday. police are preparing for violence. abc 7 news reporter is live in mountain view with the story. >> reporter: the demonstration is called march on google. it's supposed to be held here next to google headquarters. former google engineer is speaking out about the tech giant implying the company sensors free speech and it's affected employees. >> many have either left google because the culture is very alienating towards them or are thinking about it. >> reporter: some are concerns the protests may attract

unwanted violence. >> i think we saw what happened last weekend in charlottesville. >> there's the potential for things to get out of hand. i think the alt-right will use whatever they want to use to get their point across. >> reporter: the organizers posted they condemn violence, hatred and bigotry. city officials have been receiving calls from the community wondering if a security plan is in place. they are gearing up for the event and may ask outside agencies for help. >> we are taking every precaution necessary and we are in constant contact with google and event organizers to make sure we have the latest information and not everybody is assured we will make sure everybody is safe. >> reporter: organizers did not file a permit. city officials aren't sure how large the crowd will be. >> if we don't have as much advance notice then we do the best we can. >> reporter: this man was handing out flyers in front of city hall denouncing demore. they are expecting counter protesters to protest as well.

now to a gopping story out of san francisco. police are on the scene of a shooting at 5th and howard street near the burlington coat factory. the security guard confronted man accused of stealing. it happened around 2:30 this afternoon. there's no indication to suggest the theft suggest was armed. some sort of fight broke out to cause the security guard to draw his weapon. >> during the struggle then ensued outside. it appears that the armed security guard had drew his firearm and fired approximately three rounds. >> the man accused of theft is in critical but stable condition tonight. the security guard is cooperating with investigators. pre-trial ing add missi inninni program. a man was release ed and later

committed a murder on twin peak. >> reporter: this is the letter from the san francisco pre-trial diversion project. it was sent to the presiding judge of the san francisco superior court and this letter says exactly what we're reporting tonight. they made a serious error. the risk assessment by city's pre-trial diversion project has a serious er error, which is corrected would have kept murder suspect from being aslereed days before he shot to death 7 news obtainecd thinch. ab transcript of a july 11th pretrial sfrervices meeting. pretrial diversion uses a form with nine questions to assess the risk of a defendant whether he shoulde b to jail.

mims had just been arrested for ssesng firearms. the form that abc 7 news obtained shows there was an have a price r prior sfns for which he served time. response. no. the correct answer should have been yes. background, he was arrested last year for a felony car burglary in san o. he was arrested in november for car break ins. for that he served three months of a six month jail term for violating probation. the rap sheet showed he was sentence and served time. the judge decided to release him with certain conditions suggested by the prosecutor. july 16th, five days later the murder on twin peaks. district attorney was an earlier supporter of risk base system as a form of bail reform. there's been disagreements with the scores. >> we had a point of contention with the entity that does the risk assessments on many cases.

>> reporter: in this case the prosecutor did not catch the error. he says in the meeting i've reviewed the public safety assess pt ament and takes into consideration all the materials in my file. rap sheet. must have included we also spoke to the sister of the murder victim and she tells us by phone and i'd like to quote in part. i realize i made a mistake. the judge is not at fault. he did not have thect they are working with partners to ensure the assessment scores are done properly. they go onto say that pretrial risk assessment is much better than financial bail, than money bail because it's based on risk and not financial status.

vic lee, abc 7 news. stan ta canta clara prosecuu filed charges today. authorities say 21-year-old hendrix shot and killed charlie lee last week. prosecutors say lee was shot while tryi ining to protect his wife. his wife held him and called 911 while the robber threatened to shoot her as well. >> there was an unbearable tragedy for charlie lee's family and community. he was a store owner who was assassinated trying to defend his wife and his business. >> prosecutors also charged hendrix with attempted robbery. if convicted on both charges he could receive 60 years to life in prison. two t san jose police office were justified when they fatally shot 18-year-old anthony nunez last year. family called 911 on july 4th.

they reported he was depressed and had a gun. police fired after he pointed the gun at them. the family has tiled a federal civil rights lawsuit against the department saying officers did not need to use deadly force. campbell police officers have a new tool and it's been used to save a life now. we'll have that story, next. .th uber, privacy and securi after the fdc says uber failed consumers. a barbershop star is born on social media. >> pretty much put anything on someone's head. f i where's the heat you're not

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they administered it to the man and in just 10 to 20 seconds he became alert. he was taken to valley medical center and after a few hours in

he. hospital was released >> w medical staff had they not given that dose that there was great chance the man wouldn't have survived. >> reporter: all 47 police officers receive training from the behavior health department on how to use a narcan nasal spray. while police say it's rare in campbell, prescription opioidsao the rise. he was pulled back to life with a simple spray. >> this is another example and another way to help better serve the community and provide aid to those in need. >> reporter: a big concern is what happens after you save a life. the county will step in and offer addiction services. san francisco police today

honored an officer who saved a 66-year-old man's life earlier this month. police paraded down the street this morning in honor of officer's brave on august 7th he performed cpr on a man stopped breathing. >> it's overwhelming. i didn't anticipate a parade. it's an honor to be here. i just got to thank any officer in the police department would have been doing the same thing i did. >> humility is why he deserves a parade. the 66-year-old man fung saved was rushed to the hospital and is expected to be okay. wrong tz man left and alone in the national forest overnight. crews located 70-year-old igor sunday night. he was found at blowing a

whistle to respond to rescuers who were just calling his name. searchers used a helicopter to take him back to his friends. they say the avid hiker told them where he was heading. the sheriff's office says sharing his location was key in helping them find him. one of the public fountains was bone dry. abc 7 news was at justin herman plaza where water flowed again. this was just a test and the parks department determined the fountain immedia fountain needed half million dollars in repairs. in santa rosa today, abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman found someone who lives up to

that and is humble about it too. >> reporter: in a world that feels smaller today, it can land almost anywhere. >> the way i look at it is everyone that sits in my chair is a canvass. >> reporter: on this day that would be david serving as a canvass for j.t. the barber. the buzz would be what he buzzes. jose is 23 with 82,000 follicle phrased followers on instagram. >> it's cool and humbling knowing that my work is known world wide. >> reporter: j.t. first came to west coast cuts as a teenage customer. little did the owner know the same kid would become a super star employee making radical styles and changing the business a few years later. >> it's a culture. a lot of people they are looking to be different these days. >> reporter: this isn't just a barbersh barbershop. it's bit of a competitive arena. you see the trophies, most of them belong to j.t. and a few others. ever hear of a barber battle.

these are main events among war bers with thousands of people jammingo h in f fwing hlsal frenzies. >> it's real nerve wracking. up against witephte magic hands and 19 wins. if barbers had rankings. >> he's been in the top ten barbers, in my opinion. >> reporter: in the world he says. generations of painters have had michaelangelo and now we have j.t. the barber. >> how long does one of your haircut last? >> about a week. >> reporter: that's called world faus job security. abc 7 news. >> good for him. kind of an artist and a good guy. let's check things out with yondy. nou kind of gray. >> and cold. >> sandy is here with the forecast. >> you know it's changing.

it's been really cool by august standards away from the coastline. one of the reasons why is we've had a system moving through that's kept the coast socked in and even parts of the bay and inland for a while now. that's why yesterday was cooler than average. today say thing. the other reason is the wind. it is still gusty right now. look at that. 25 miles an hour. san carlos 24. a cool breeze coming off the ocean water. that's playing a role. here is a look at your temperatures now. you're in the 60s and 70s. santa rosa it's 74. pretty pleasant in concord. 75 degrees. a live look as you'll notice. just surrounded by sun. if you're inland today, you have been enjoying a little more sun than you did yesterday. along the coast not exactly a clear sky and around the bay we're hanging onto low clouds. low clouds and fog will be

forecast with patchy morning drizzle. warming trend through friday. it's turning cooler early next week. since we're on the topic of early next week. i want to show you the conditions for the solar eclipse. when the best time for viewing. the eclipse beginning at 9:01. at 10:15 you'll have maximum eclipse. it will be about 75% here in the bay area. the eclipse ends at 11:37 in the morning. now if you're wondering, you've probably already heard best place to catch the solar eclipse will be up in oregon. if you get up there, if you get a chance to go on monday, this will be an incredible site. it's going to be 100% there. here in the bay area we're in between. we'll go with 75% of the sun covered. the forecast models don't go out far enough to give you an exact idea to what the cloud cover will be like. based on what we're seeing as far as the models are concerned, i think your best viewing will

be inland. it's going to be pretty cloudy on monday. we'll keep you posted once we get the models in. it will be gray near the beaches. low clouds will push in over the bay and into some of our inland valleys but not very far. tot today, up every 50s. definitely cool enough to where you will need the extra layer. highs will in the mabe in the m. it's going to be a nice looking day for your wednesday. you're getting break from the heat but not for long. temperatures in the upper 80s. low 60s coast side and little changes expected on saturday. download the app and you can keep track of the temperature changes. the seven-day forecast will show you slightly warmer conditions

tomorrow. low 60s to mid-80s. we bump you up thursdy to sunday. no weather extremes. monday is our big day. we're watching another cooling trend. cool for august on tuesday. i think this is good back to school kind of weather. feels like it. all right. if you can't wait for that delivery, the new promise of a two-minute pickup. we examine the significance of american ceos abandoning president trump for his response to the charlottesville chaos. to the charlottesville chaos. it's hitting home in the bay ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design.

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uber has reached a deal that it mislead consumers on privacy practices. specifically the federal trade commission says uber did not monitor its employees and the access they had to customer and driverer data. as a result uber has agreed to implement a privacy program and submit to audits of that program to regulators. google, facebook, apple and snapchat are making a push to force the government do get a warrant before it gets your data. they are among more than a dozen tech companies asking the supreme court to rule that users data be protected from warrantless searchers by the government. the companies filed a brief in the case of a convicted armed robber. they argue cell phone data was obtained without a warrant amounting to unreasonable search and ease your under the fourth amendment. uc berkeley a is new delive

amazon. they are launching amazon instant pick up. customers can ordered a limit list of basic supplies and they will be available in two minutes at a local locker. instant pickup is focusing first on several college towns for ith berkeley is on the list of start up cities along with columbus, ohio and college park, merchandise. they need to cut that down to one minute. >> exactly. just not fast enough. who can wait two. new food at levi stadium and speculation about a new career for raiders quarterback derek carr. we want to thank emily for this picture. share your pictures withs by using the hashtag abc 7 now. you may sea

7 on your side michael finney shows us tech tool that can double the salary of some local teachers. the oakland zoo is great place to see animals. it's now being sold as great place to see nextwe 'sek eclipse. zoo officials make the case coming up in half every one has a favorite food for game day. niners fans will find some new officers this season at home games. >> abc 7 news was at levi stadium for a first look and taste today of new concession items. they include octopus, a breakfast flat bread, lamb curry and a lobster roll. >> we said what do you like, what don't you like and what can we do differently? >> some of the items produce nearly to tons of produce since opening last year. >> sounds great. i'm kind of good with a hot d t.

a video of him caused people to freak out on social media. >> take a look. >> it's a project that includes a website. carr is not ainnr who really likes denim. >> he tweeted this afternoon of some of his fans.o the relief this is a promo he's doing for a bank in central valley. he's still going play football. on the subject of music, american idol is coming to ab this fall. auditions will be leheld in oakland giving you the chance to be a star. >> you don't have to wait until sunday. you can audition online now. we have a link to the application at abc7news.com and potential contestants need to be 15 years old. world news tonight is next.

>> we appreciate your time. see you in half an hour tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. president trump doubling down, defending his response to charlottesville, waiting 48 hours before condemning racism, the kkk and white supremacists and tonight now saying there i e ambl >> i think there's blame on both sides. you look at -- you look at both sides, i think there's blame on both sides. and i have no doubt about it. >> the president standing firm saying both sides should take responsibility. also tonight, the growing storm threat. hutre thk ancoicrrming in and e will affect the coastline. the horrific discovery today. e th a father finding his entire family overcome by carbon monoxide. several rushed to the hospital, including first responders. the young mother struck by a tree in new york city central park.