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live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> i wish i don't have to leave my kids behind, but i really like to follow the law. >> this woman just doesn't seem fair. after years of trying to become a citizen and two decades in the bay area, her american dream ends tonight with deportation. good evening. >> maria sanchez is scheduled to take off to mexico. she may not be able to come back to the u.s. for a long time. >> we are live at sfo with the story there tonight, katie? >> reporter: half the family on the last flight to mexico city to be the and the other half is here in the bay area, and it truly may be a long good-bye. part of thes of the deportation?

they cannot return to the u.s. for at least ten years. the sanchez's 15 year fight for the american dream ended in deportation. despite calls into the time hours from their oakland home. >> i pay taxes that i work, i'm not a burden for the community. >> reporter: maria sanchez applied for a green card in 2002 after following her husband to the united states from mexico. >> i still went to school and work and work and work and paid for my education, my for my chirp's education. >> they rallied behind the nurse monday. senator feinstein tried to intervene. an immigration attorney explained there's no path for those somewhat enter illegally. >> had they never sought to obtain a formal benefit, we wouldn't know the family existed. >> reporter: the sanchezs

received deportation notice in 2012 but granted stays under the previous administration. now the department of homeland security tells them -- >> if they approve a stay for me, that sends the wrong message to the rest of the community. >> reporter: the message from experts? consult an attorney before addressing your immigration stat status. the three oldest sanchez children stay in the bay area. one graduates from santa cruz next year. >> what life is that? to not be together. i want everybody to know this. this is real. we're in pain. >> reporter: the couple's 12-year-old son will move to mexico with them. >> to my kids, i love them very much. i'm not going to heal physically, but i'm going to be here somehow. >> reporter: abc 7 news. >> protesters gathered outside an oakland home today after being raided by federal agents. officials say it was not an immigration matter, but a child

sex trafficking investigation. we were in front of the home on 27th street. oakland police on hand for traffic enforcement. they wouldn't have been involved if it were immigration or deportation action. two men detained. a woman in the home says her family is not involved in illegal activity. protesters also demonstrated against the county sheriff's office today after it retweeted a prominent white sue prep cyst. several dozen held signs and chaptered outside the off tice, and the information officer said it was by accident after searching for a planned event next weekend. protesters say it's a pattern of racism in the department. the national park service received comments over a proposed right wing rally in san francisco. portland reality investor is planning what he calls a free speech rally next saturday. we obtained documents showing

the park service has concerns about security and possible violent clashes. gibson said he's trying to distance himself from extremists on both sides. >> does it concern you, some of the extremistextremists, white nationalist groups, are clgrabbg on to the rallies? >> these people are trying to latch on because they have nothing. >> the park service will make a final decision within the next week. senator feinstein is among those calling for the permit to be denied. ♪ >> hundreds of people marched through the university of virginia tonight in charlottesville for a candle light vigil against hate and violence and held a vigil for those two died saturday including two troopers and a

32-year-old woman who was in the crowd of peaceful protesters who were mowed down by a car. you have seen the video many times. abc news reporter eva pilgrim has more on the emotional service for heather today. >> reporter: tonight, a line of people standing in solidarity with heather, the 32-year-old woman killed in that horrific car attack. >> no father should have to do this. >> reporter: from her father, mark, a plea for peace. >> she wanted to put down hate, and for my part, we just need to stop all this stuff and just forgive each other. >> reporter: from her mother, susan, defiance. >> they tried to kill my child to shut her up. well, guess what? you just magnified her. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: then a call to

action. >> say to yourself, what can i do to make a difference, and that's how you're going to make my child's death worthwhile. i'd rather have my child, but by golly, if i have to give her up, we're going to make it count. [ applause ] >> reporter: after, words of hope. >> is there a way to move on from this? >> only thing we can do is to reach out to people who think differently than us and realize that we're all humans. >> reporter: as charlottesville tries to heal, a new documentary from vice gives a closer look at hate-filled protests. hundreds of white nationalists marching through the university of virginia torches in hand. vice spoke with a white nationalist about that car attack that killed heather heyer. his answer? chilling. >> our rivals are a bunch of

stupid animals who do not pay attention. they just couldn't get out of the way of the car, and some people got hurt. the amount of restraint our people showed out there, i think,fuls astounding. >> reporter: tonight, in charlottesville, heather's mother insists her daughter's death will have meaning and that her legacy is only beginning. eva pilgrim, abc news. >> friday, 20/20 has a special in-depth report on extremist groups fueled by a political climate, fractured america, extremism in the streets, 10:00 p.m. friday night followed by abc news at 11:00. a crash happened before 9:00 tonight. the oakland fire department says some victims were trapped in the cars. no word on their conditions. international boulevard is closed between 54th and 55th avenues. federal agents have joined a search for answers in san jose after a fire killed three people

including two children. flames raced through the home at the golden wheel mobile home park on oakland road. yesterday's fire broke out while a 10-year-old girl was visiting her friend. other victims were wynn tran and her uncle, and neighbors left tributes outside the mobile home all day long. the community was ravaged when the creek flooded in february. a propane leak led to a hazmat response. the fire crews responded to what's called a small leak. shell did not respond to our requests for comment, but tweeted that the company experienced, quote, an operational issue that resulted in intermitten flairing that you see here. sky 7 was over san francisco appointment as rescuers worked to get a trapped hiker off the side of a cliff stuck 30 feet down. firefighters responded. one climbed down the cliff side as you see there, hooked the

hiker in a harness and both scale their way to the top. the little helping hand, the man was safely back on to solid ground. >> lucky guy. >> yeah. well, much more ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. robocalls, could they be more annoying? tonight, you may get the last laugh. you could receive $900. that's not a scam. reunited with a prized possession he thought he'd never see again. a 95-year-old now living in the bay area is smiling wide tonight. it's been 40 years since the death of elvis presley. we're in san francisco where tonight fans are paying tribute to the king. i'm meteorologist, sandy, fog starts off the commute and what happens for the weekend? that's coming up. >> thanks a lot. all of that ahead, but, first, a look on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy. >> thank you. we have a new show tonight.

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as we report, the anniversary brought biggest fans, young and old, together in san francisco tonight. ♪ >> reporter: the chronicles radio columnist by day and elvis impersonator by tonight. he paid try butte to the king. >> any excuse to sing elvis is fine. >> reporter: he died of heart failure 40 years ago, and this celebrated legacy through music, archived videos, and even a pair of blue suede shoes. he was only 16 when he died. >> such a huge icon, no matter what radio straight they played only his music and talked about his career. >> this tribute is a trip down memory lane, but some who honored the king were not born when he died. proof his music resinates decades later. >> just the energy. just, i don't know, just a fun

guy, just on stage, you see him on video and stuff, like, i want to do that, i want to be that guy. >> reporter: a guy, since death, a subject of alleged sightings and theories that he's actually alive. >> elvis is alive on mars, yeah, you know. i'm pretty sure the kind of life he led i'm pretty sure he's dead. >> reporter: based on this group of fans, the spirit lives on 40 years later. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> a fun night. >> yeah. >> abc 7 news reporter vick lee serenaded us with his best elvis impression. ♪ winter summer springtime too ♪ loving you >> that's great. >> he's a huge karoke guy. >> that's awesome. time to check the weather as

we are midweek. >> yeah, we are. mid month as well. >> yeah. >> sandy is here. >> hopefully the weather is just as good as that impersonation there. he was good. live doppler 7 right now, typical summer fashion, we have the fog along the coastline, and it's already starting to advance in over parts of the north bay. we are seeing some definite changes in the weather. that marine layer is compre compressing. it's no longer as deep as it was yesterday allowing warmer to take place this afternoon. this is a live look from the exploratory camera. skies are gray. fog near the coast and bay for the morning commute. warming trend into the weekend, but cooler as we head towards sunday and the all-important monday, solar eclipse morning. i want to show how what it looks like in terms of temperatures now. check it out. all in the 50s and 60s. by morning, those temperatures will drop.

all right, august 21st, 9:01, eclipse begins monday. at 10: 15, see 75% of the sun eclipsed by the moon. perfect alignment between the sun, moon, and earth allowing us to see this rare event. the eclipse ends at 11:37.11:37. use a pinhole projector or special glasses. this is the percentage of the sun covered. on the west coach, best chance is in salem, oregon for totality. go up north to see it on the west coasts but here in the bay area? we'll see good viewing conditions, at least inland. 75% of the sun will be covered. here's an idea of what's going to happen. there's going to be a system that's going to drop down along the coastline, and it's just going to sort of meander off the coast. before the eclipse begins at 7:00 a.m. monday, there's cloud cover here. that cloud cover continues going into 9:00 a.m., at least along

the coastline. this is a general idea. this is not definitive. as we get closer, finer models come in for a better idea. inland best place, it will be clear, latter part of the morning. viewing conditions, partly cloudy in the bays, and cloudy in the bay. foggy in the morning commute. murky skies for the ferry across the bay headed into work, and cool and gray if you are walking, have an extra layer. temperatures begin in the mid-50s, low 60s, high clouds, and in the afternoon, it's a wide range of temperatures from the mid-60s where the fog is sitting along the coastline all the way to the low 90s where the sun is bright. it's a warm day. download the accuweather app to see the temperatures any time you want, hour by hour, minute by minute, or go to santa cruz, why not. it's night there. people enjoying the weather. going to the beach tomorrow? lingering fog at the coastline.

uv index running high. temperatures in the low 60s to low 70s. how mild. ocean temperature now is 61 degrees. the seven-day forecast, summer spread next couple days, mid-60s to low 90s for the thursday. friday and saturday, mid-90s inland. solar eclipse monday, cooling below average, low 60s to mid-80s. that pattern on still before temperatures rise again tuesday. we'll get bette

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good evening. stanton says the goal is 62 homers, that, in miss mind, the non-steroid record. homered in six games incoming the last two nights against the giants. series finale tonight. he said 61 is the real record. a little flair here. drops into right field for a single for stanton. two on in the first for miami, he grounds to third, double play ball, possibly for sandoval. stanton scores, 2-0, miami. tomas doubles to left, two more score, 4-0 marlins is the game basically. four innings, allowing five runs, stanton in the second, and, oh, drilled 91 miles per hour right to the back. still no homer -- he's okay. like he's made of steel. grounded out in the fourth and again in the fifth, and eighth only drama was whether the home run streak would be alive.

remains stuck at 44 homers and giants lose 8-1. another matinee, a's and royals, the bull ben, hanging on the first bump. he was raised right. i'm just joking. bottom three, two-run shot to left extending his streak, and lorenzo has clout. center field, royals jump ahead 4-2. bottom eight, one of the stars of the future. look at the swing. ball lands in the camera well. incoming! 6-6. hoping for a closer down the road, but in the ninth, scoring singles off of him, 7-6 kc the final. 49ers so bad the past couple years the mere fact they look like an organized football team they look pretty good today against the broncos, first of a couple practices with denver. they host the broncos in a

pre-season game saturday. these practices between squads have become popular in the nfl. he was sharp out there. there's the gm. >> that's a playoff caliber team so you want to see how are we measuring up, and it's a practice, but i was proud of the way our guys competed on both sides of the field, and on special teams, and it's a great measuring stick and it's a great opportunity for our team to go up against one of the deeper rosters in football. >> it's promising. abc 7 sports brought to

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