linda lopez has more. >> a tense day on the streets of boston. 40,000 people marching against hate andthe crowd holding a free speech rally, one african-american the right alt movement showing up. >> you are here to oh pres oppry rights. >> police remaining calm. >> president trump weighing in online with a series of tweets saying, many antipolice agitators in boston. police are looking tough and smart. thank you. later awarding protesters for speaking out against bigotry. >> i want to thank everyone that shared the message of love not hate. no one got hurt. no one got killed. >> police casting a watchful eye on several other protests across the country. in memphis, police arrested six people. more than a thousand protesters rallied against white supremacy in austin and 500 gathered in a park saturday to push for removal of the confederate statue. linda lopez. >> back here at home, a frightening scene at a home in bucks county this morning after a huge crash sent chunks of debris flying into the home of a nearby home. one of the drivers was killed. a pickup truck collided with an audi.

linda lopez has a look. >> a tense day on the streets of boston. 40,000 people marching against hate and racism. the boisterous crowd fearing white nationalists would c conservativis conservativists. >> you're here to oppress my rights. >> you're oppressing your own rights. >> you're a liar. >> police, remaining calm, even when taunted. president donald trump weighing in online with a series of tweets saying looks like many anti-police agitators in post, l police are looking tough and smart, and applauding the protestors for speaking out against bigotry. >> i want to thank out everyone that came out to share that message of love, not hate. >> no one was hurt, no one was killed. >> police casting a watchful eye on several other protests around the country. in memphis, police arrested at least six people placing sheets over the statue of nathan bedford. there was rallies in austin, and nearly 500 in a how's park on saturday to push for the removal of a confederate statue. barricades and police officers keeping sides apart. linda lopez, abc news. >>> coming up at 8:00 this morning, more

i'm linda lopez in for diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson.e some of the top stories we're following on "world news now." it's happened again. a navy destroyer collides with another vessel. this time, the "uss john mccain" colliding with a tanker. >>> the u.s. and south korea started their annual drills this morning. and sharp exchanges of words between president trump and north korea's kim jong un. >>> actor jerry lewis has died at the age of 91, after a career

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i'm linda lopez in for diane macedo. >>> and i'm kendis gibson. the big breaking news overnight we're happy to say, someone in massachusetts is about to get paid a lot. >> get paid. >> the bay state is home to the second largest powerball jackpot winner in the game's history sold at this watertown store, the handy variety previously best known for selling milk and groceries as the sign says now known for turning a $2 dream into a $758 million deluge. >> all right. watertown residents, get your tickets out. here are the winning numbers, 6, 7, 16, 23 and 26. the powerball was 4. by the way, check your numbers. six other tickets also won $2 million apiece. >> which is impressive enough. >> amazing. >> so if the big winner takes a lump sum, they'll get a little more than $480 million before taxes. >> wow. >> and, of course, we're going to be live in that tiny boston suburb a little later on on "good morning america" seeking out who that winner is. >> moving on to this morning's other major story, concern is spread ago long the gulf coast as a tropical

linda lopez has a look. >> a tense day on the streets of boston 40,000 people marching against hate and racism. white nationalists will join conserve attives from free speech rally. one from the alt-right showed up. police escorted away from the area. >> you're here to oppressed my rights. you're a liar. >> police remaining calm even when taunted. >> president trump weighing in with series of tweets saying looks like many anti-police agitators in boston. police are looking tough and smart. thank you. later applauding the protesters for speaking out against bigotry. and boston mayor and police commissioner agreeing. >> i want to thank the people who came out to share the message of love and not hate. >> no one got hurt or killed. >> police casting a watchful eye on several other protests. in memphis police arrested six people placing sheets over the statue of confederate general. and more in austin and nearly 500 protester gather in houston park to push for removal ofue. 75 counter protesters also turned up. barricades and police officers keeping the sides apart. abc 7 news new york. >>>

here's abc lind's did a -- will i -- linda lopez. >> reporter: a tense day in boston, 30,000 people marching against hate and racism. white nationalist will join a small group of conservatives hold a free speech rally. police avoiding clashes by avoiding the small group away from the area. >> you are here to oppress my rights. >> reporter: police remaining calm even when taunted. president trump weighing in online with his series of tweets saying looks like many antipolicage -- antipolice agitators in boston. >> i want to thank all of you to share that message of love not hate. >> no one got hurt, nobody got killed. >> reporter: police casting a watchful eye on several other protests around the country. in memphis police arrested 6 people placing sheets over the statue of a confederate general animal slave trader. nearly 500 protesters gathered in a houston park saturday to push for the removal of a confederate statue. 75 counter protest he shalls turned up. abc news, new york. >> your time, 7:10 have you heard about this, the powerball jackpot skyrocketed to a stunning $650 million. no one

linda lopez, abc news, new york. >> coming up at 8:00 this morning, more reaction to president trump's remarks. the president of liberty university, and former homeland security secretary jeh johnson will weigh in, this week starts at 8:00 after the weekend edition of "good morning america." one group is turning next week ease patriot prayer rally in san francisco into a fundraiser. they have started this go fund me name and age is raising more than $60,000 in three days. next weekend's rally is planned for chrissy field that is under federal just dix, not local control. some say the group organizing the rally atrangts hate groups but the founder of patriot prayer says extremists are not welcome. ? grief counsellor wills be at oakland skyline high school as they mourn the local firefighter shot and killed in san jose. he was an assistant baseball coach there before leaving to attend the fire academy. police are still looking for the gun they say oliver used to shoot walter thursday night. they are listed in stable condition. they say we we we we we we we we >>> and firefighters are loo

i'm linda lopez in for diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. mother are so here are some of the top stories we're following on "world news now." it's happened again. a navy destroyer collides with another vessel. this time, the "uss john mccain" colliding with a tanker. >>> the u.s. and south korea started their annual drills this morning. and sharp exchanges of words between president trump and north korea's kim jong un. >>> actor jerry lewis has died at the age of 91, after a career decades. he'll be remembered for films like "the nutty professor" and hosting the muscular dystrophy telethon. >>> and millions are heading to the path of totality to view the total eclipse, the first total eclipse seen in america since 1 1979. we'll have more on this cosmic event on this monday, august21st. >>> from achbc news, this is "world news now." >> we want to get started with the breaking news from southeast asia. ten american sailors missing after their vessel collided with a tanker. >> injures are not believed to be life threatening. the damaged warship

under lopez takes us inside the protests and reaction to them. linda: a tense day on the streets of bos hate and racism. the boisterous crowd fearing that white nationalist would small -- join a small group of conservatives. the police avoiding clashes by thwarting the small group away. >> you are violating my rights. linda: the police remainingcalm, even when taunted. president trump weighing in with a series of tweets saying, looks like many anti-police agitators in boston. the police are looking tough and smart. thank you for stop later applauding the protesters speaking out against bigotry. boston's mayor and police commissioner agreed. >> sharing the message of love and not hate. >> nobody got hurt or killed. linda: the police watching the country. the police arrested at least six people at the statue of a confederate general and slave trader. more than 1000 protesters rallied in struts of privacy in austin, and nearly 500 protesters gathered at a houston park to push for the removal of a confederate statue. about 75 counter protesters also turned