inconsistencies between what we saw here in the field and the statement that milo yiannopoulous released. he says that protesters stormed the barricades and that he had to be rushed out of uc berkeley's campus. we were right there and we did not see anyone going over the barrica barricades. in fact, it would have been very difficult to do so because there were police officers every few feet along the perimeter. also uc berkeley officials say they don'twhy left when he did, but it was his choice. his unsanctioned and unsponsored appearance on uc berkeley's campus created hours of disruption and discord. and it cost the university at least $800,000 in security. yiannopoulos saw it differently. >> i got to say my piece. i have been there ifld one w

person wanted to hear me speak. >> reporter: the student group canceled yesterday. but yia, nopoulos said on his facebook page he would still appear. he streamed drone footage throughout the morning. >> no trump, no kkk, no fascists, usa. >> reporter: some spouted off face-to-face and this man drove from phoenix to support free speech. hundreds of officers secured the perimeter and maintained the peace even when the crowd spilled into the street. sky 7 was overhead when yiannopoulos sang with the group, took selfies, signed autographs, then left after 20 minutes. we caught up with him as he walked to his car. >> i think people were terrified of showing up. >> milo just got in his truck right now.

very, very tight crowd pouring around him as he left the plaza. >> reporter: despite several heated moments, university officials say everything went pretty smoothly. >> there were no injuries. few arrests. >> obviously, we're relieved that it was relatively peaceful and safe. at the same time it feels a little bit like probably the most expensive photo op in the university's history. >> reporter: the university will continue to evaluate security over the next few days. in berkeley, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. we updated you on the gathering in berkeley with push alerts throughout the day. for immediate notifications on what's happening where you live, download our abc 7 news app and enable push alerts. as protesters filled berkeley today nfl owners held protests of their own including the raiders. ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ >> as you started when colin kaepernick refused to stand to bring awareness to

violence against african-americans. it escalated this week when president trump went oen a tirade against the protests. melissa harrington is live in san leandro. >> reporter: eric, i'm here at the sports theater where there's a lot of raiders fans. they cheered when they saw players take a knee during the national anthem. watch this. >> reporter: the entire offensive line took a knee. others linked arms in a show of unity. people all over the country are taking a knee to protest unity to black men and women and to protest comments made by president donald trump. he posted a series of tweets criticizing nfl. he's urging coaches to fire people who don't stand for the flag and for people to boycott the nfl until that happensp about i asked fans here how the football sunday. >> sports is starting to change

like that including the nba. so it's nice seeing it. it's a change of pace. nice to see people talk about shouldn't be there.n. thatt should i be two separate entities. we should be able to have our time with football, enjoying it and politics on the other side. it needs to be separate. >> it's interesting, with the climate in 2017, that's kind of where we're at right now. with all the controversial things going on. >> reporter: the nfl plans to run a unity spot during sunday night football. they actually aired this during last season's super bowl. it's a 60-second spot that shows players and fans overcoming differences. several team owners have released statements including jed york with the 49ers. his statement says in part the callous and offensive comments made by the president are contradictory to what this country stands for. elissa harrington, abc 7 news. a rookie with the oakland a's has become the first major league baseball player to take the knee as he did at oland

coliseum today. bruce maxwell said it felt like the right thing to do. developing news here, president trump signed a proclamation with new travel restrictions. they fall on certain foreigners from eight countries, chad, iran, libya, north korea, somalia, syria, venezuela and yemen. the white house deemed all inadequate i.d. management protocols. the administration's ban on foreign nationals from six muslim majority countries expired earlier today. a 3 1/2 hour standoff in san francisco ended when the suspect was shot and killed by an pic t neighborhood. police responded to a domestic violence call involving a woman. the suspect refused to release his wife and children. at 2:30 this morning officers enthe tered the apartment and shots were fired. all three victims were rescued. a vallejo woman fell asleep while driving and ended up down a hill.

three passengers were in the car. they're all okay. everyone managed to get out safely but getting to the road proved difficult. >> it's a very big hill right here. and we were all just trying to climb up this hill. and we just kept sliding down. it was scary. i was calling for help. we all had to help each other. and then when all the officers got here, they told us that all of this was poison oak. >> reporter: angela says she and her friends went to see the view early this morning. she knew she was tired but wanted to hang out a bit more. she realized that it's not worth it when you're tired and driving. a woman has been arrested accused of defacing a controversial statue of christopher columbus at city hall. the woman was taken into custody friday after a security guard recognized her on surveillance video. activists want the marble statue removed because they believe it symbolizes genocide and white supremacy. the mayor sam liccardo concedes

the statue should go somewhere else. the earthquake in mexico has killed thousands and left people homeless. >> reporter: a strong spirit in mexico city on the first sunday since the deadly 7.1 magnitude earthquake and the aftershocks that followed thousands are turning to their church to reflect. in the basilica de guadalupe, there's no shortage of hope. >> we're a country that has a lot of faith. that's why we're here praying to our mother that have a little mercy to this country that loves her very much. >> reporter: it's a country that over the course of a month has endured four earthquakes, three above the 6.0 magnitude. and just from tuesdays alone the death toll tops 100.

residents are finding strength in numbers. >> we thought we were alone, but after seeing this, we're no longer alone. we're now with everyone else in the entire world. >> reporter: it's aity and country still working to rebuild both through careful reconstruction and, as demonstrated sunday, through faith. in mexico city, omar jimenez, abc 7 news. this fall california voters will decide if we see a tax hike, but not before the words of the ballot measure is changed after audal jd iget misleading. plus a campus cougar on the prowl in a bay area college town. and a mystery in the sky above california now solved. i'm meteorologist -- and we're wrapping up an even warmer autumn. i'll let you know how hot we get.

for the second time in less than two weeks a mountain lion has been spotted on or near cal's campus. hikers thought they saw one of the cats. it was about 75 feet away from them. eight days ago an employee saw a mountain lion hiding in the bushes off centennial lane off rugby field. police issued a safety alert on friday.

a judge in sacramento has ruled the wording of a ballot measure is misleading to voters. the language to get rid of the gas tax written by the attorney was intentionally deceptive. the description said a yes vote would eliminate transportation funding and oversight of road repair projects. the judge agreed and the attorney's office now has to rewrite the ballot measure summary. >> the judge was very clear. the attorney has intentionally written a summary that was designed to mislead california voters and essentially tried to prejudice them to keep this massive new gas tax of jerry brown. >> once the ruling's finalized, backers of the ballot measure would need to collect over 36 0005, to put the initiative on the ballot. there was another warm, beautiful day across the bay area. it's just going to get warmer. drew tuma up next. >> hello, i'm mike shumann.

we had a wild day around the nfl including the front-runner for rookie of year, kareem hupt who helped the chiefs.

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people in central and southern california tweeted concern over a bright light seen shooting across the sky last night. it turns out it was a rocket launching from vandenberg air force base. the u.s. national reconnaissance office september a spy satellite into space. it's classified so we can't tell you what it will be used for or where it will orbit. the susan g. komen race for the cure. natasha zouves a longtime supporter of that organization was mistress of ceremonies. $15 million raised so far. abc 7 is proud to be the media sponsor. now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> really just a beautiful weekend out there. temperatures this afternoon above normal for late september. and we all know this time of the year well known for its warm spells. live doppler 7 showing you a few

high clouds that are streaming in from time to time. but all in all we saw a lot of sunshine both saturday and today. it was warm not only inland, mile on the coast. a live look at the santa cruz cam right now. a couple of folks enjoying the last few minutes of daily. the sun going down at 7:01 p.m. that ocean water temperatures still chilly hovering in the upper 50s, but nonetheless the nice day to be at the coast. it's a mild evening out there. a lot of 70s and 80s at this hour. 83 in concord. 75 right now in fremont. and oakland checking in with mainly clear skies and a 72 deg. now, along with the warm weather, the humidity is very low right now. in fact, areas like santa rosa, fairfield, concord and livermore, it's really just a bone dry atmosphere with humidity levels in the teens. so it's for that fact we do have a red flag warning in ekt for

not only the north bay hills but also the east bay hills for high fire danger and ts will last through wednesday afternoon. we'll have warm days ahead. low humidyit we have breezy conditions in the afternoon. that means any fires could start easily and spread easily under these conditions. so overnight tonight here's the call. some spots last night like dropping into the 40s like napa, half moon bay, livermore. a cool night on the way. san francisco will drop to about 52. your 12-hour planner on your monday, that sun up exactly at 7:00 in the morning. chilly spots starting out in the 40s. a few high clouds from time to time. but afternoon is another bright day and breezy and a warmer afternoon tomorrow than we were today by a few degrees. highs on your monday about 86 in san jose tomorrow afternoon. 88 in santa rosa, even downtown san francisco, we're going to hit 80 tomorrow afternoon.

that's mild for this time of the year. 80 as well in oakland and palo alto up to about 83 degrees. under this warm spell, numbers will continue to rise until wednesday. wednesday will be the warmest day not only inland but also our coastal communities will be mild. san jose, a high wednesday of 92 degrees. san francisco we're going 88, but i would not be surprised if we get very close to 90 degrees on wednesday afternoon. low 90s from oakland to napa. walnut creek 94 and redwood city wednesday topping out at 91. the accuweather seven-day forecast plan the next seven days for you. a cool start tomorrow. a warm afternoon. those numbers gradually increase till midweek. it's just warm across the board no matter where you live it will feel mild. the good news it's nowhere near as intense of a warm spell as we experienced over labor day weekend. we also have the benefit of cool nights. that sea breeze will return on friday. but still wednesday and thursday

you'll feel that warmth around here. >> go sea breeze. >> it's coming back friday if you want that cooler air. now sports with mike shumann. >> president trump last night tweeted that the nfl players didn't stand for the anthem, they should be fired. you saw earlier in the league there was backlash. the seahawks did not even come out for the anthem. demarco murray 14 carries, 115 yards and a 75 yard touchdown. titans win 33-27. rams take over first place in the nfc west. raiders are in d.c. to face the redskins tonight. marshawn lynch sits for the anthem but he's never said why. the entire raiders offensive line knelt tonight in response to trump's rant. the broncos. in buffalo, wild moment late in the fourth. von miller knocks tyrod

to the ground, he pretending to help him out. psych. both men laughing. but it's ruled taunting. 26-16 that final. bad day for philip rivers and his chargers. rivers got three picks, got sacked twice. body slammed here by justin huston. 3-0 thanks to td passes and the 69 yard touchdown run by rookie kareem hunt. he had 172 yards rushing, 538 total yards of offense. chiefs win 24-10. pats and texans, 32 seconds left in the game patriots down five tom brady who threw for 378 yards and 5 tds 25 yards hit to brandon cooks pat goes up 3. deshaun watson one last effort for houston. the hail mary. the prayer was not answered. picked off in the end zone.

the patriots will hold on to win 36-33. controversial finish between the falcons and lions. 12 seconds left. third and goal no time-outs detroit down four matt stafford hits golden tate call is a touchdown but they review it, see he was down on the half yard line. the call on the field was correct the clock would have kept running they had ten seconds to run off eight seconds left so the lieness don't get another shot falcons win 30-26. a's going for a sweep of the rangers today seventh straight win with cotton on the hill. maxwell knelt for the second straight day during the anthem. first major league player to do so. allowed just one hit. struck out six. left the game in the fifth for precautionary reason. oakland then giving him run support. chris davis capping off a five-run fifth with his 41st home run of the year. a's win with a season high 7 straight. 8-1 the final sweeping the rangers. facing the dodgers.

yasmani grandal. chris stratton. stratton four innings three runs on five hits clayton kershaw was money. eight innings allowed only one run on eight hits struck out six. dodgers win 3-1. 2-4 down the stretch to avoid 100 losses. jordan spieth the fedexcup leader coming in finished in a tie for seventh but he had this eagle on 13, finished the day 3 under 67. that par on 17 kept him in the lead. justin thomas tied for the lead. 25-footer for birdie on 18. he's already won five times this year. that looks like it's in. how did it not go in? he had a three-foot birdie for the win. look, it rolls around the cup and drops. first rookie whe touo t championship. justin thomas wins the fedexcup final and $10 million bonus. complete raider/redskins

highlights at 9:00. hope to see you then. >> big day in football. >> oh, man. >> throw the flag. >> thanks. >> it sets a dad sitting in a restaurant. >> he spotted someone or something. >> next "right this minute." i need my blood sugar to stay in control.

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tonight a look at california's latest state symbol that's literally millions of years in the making. and at 11:00 here on abc 7, a bay area effort to land amazon's new headquarters. a new report that would have five cities joining together. stephen king's "it" is now the highest grossing horror film of all time not accounting for inflation. kingsman: the golden circle came in first. i got to see that. channi ngtatum, colin firth. kingsman made 39 million. stephen king's "it" made 30 million. the lego anyonejago movie. american assassin came in fourth, home dpen and mother tied. that's it for abc 7 news at 6:00. see you back here at 9:00 and

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