lisa amin gulezian has more. >> reporter: this could be the third face-off between the groups since april. many are calling sunday the battle for berkeley part three. >> what -- how -- >> violence -- >> reporter: tensions are high in berkeley five days before an antimarxist rally will take place. the organizer is a transgender woman who supports president trump but opposes racism, hate and violence. >> we're not here to cause violence or white supremacy. >> city leaders insist they don't want a repeat of this. out of control events downtown and on campus where opposing groups clashed. people were hurt, arrests were made. fishes are asking counterprotesters to stay away. >> we're going to be out here to oppose them. >> reporter: thomas has been to the previous protests at the park and plans to be back on sunday. >> it felt like an invasion. and i felt an obligation to defend my home. >> reporter: this is where the city hopes that counterralliers will gather, a rally against hate on crescent lawn. business owners on center street are worried that problems might follow. >> i don't really wan

lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> the abc 7 news app sen out an alert shortly after president trumpbled down on his charlottesville remarks. be the first to know when breaking news happens. download the app for free. >>> a right wing rally is coming to san francisco despite opposition from city leaders. they spoke out against it the n controls krissy field and approved a permit for a r thalere. the mayor sent the federal agency a letter suppressiexpres concern. >> we do not invite hate speech to come into our city and instigate potential violence. >> the leader of patriot prayer denies it's a hate group and says he wants the demonstration to be peaceful. >>> we're staying on top of developing news in south bay. two children and a grandfather are dead after a mobile home burris into flames at the golden wheel mobile home park in northeast san jose. that's where katie marzullo is live with this developing story. katie? >> reporter: this is what remains out here tonight. you can see behind us just total devastation. investigators left the scene just a short time ago. they have not yet

lisa amin gulezian has more. >> reporter: this could be the third face-off between the groups since april. many are calling sunday the battle for berkeley part three. >> what -- how -- >> violence -- >> reporter: tensions are high in berkeley five days before an antimarxist rally will take place. the organizer is a transgender woman who supports president trump but opposes racism, hate and violence. >> we're not here to cause violence or white supremacy. >> city leaders insist they don't want a repeat of this. out of control events downtown and on campus where opposing groups clashed. people were hurt, arrests were made. fishes are asking counterprotesters to stay away. >> we're going to be out here to oppose them. >> reporter: thomas has been to the previous protests at the park and plans to be back on sunday. >> it felt like an invasion. and i felt an obligation to defend my home. >> reporter: this is where the city hopes that counterralliers will gather, a rally against hate on crescent lawn. business owners on center street are worried that problems might follow. >> i don't really wan

lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> the abc 7 news app sent out an alert shortly after president trump doubled down on his charlottesville remarks. be the first to know when breaking news happens. download the app for free. >>> a right wing rally is coming to san francisco despite opposition from city leaders. they spoke out against it saying that the national park service controls krissy field and approved a permit for a rally there. the mayor sent the federal agency a letter suppressiexpres concern. >> we do not invite hate speech to come into our city and instigate potential violence. >> the leader of patriot prayer denies it's a hate group and says he wants the demonstration to be peaceful. >>> we're staying on top of developing news in the south bay. two children and a grandfather are dead after a mobile home burris into flames at the golden wheel mobile home park in northeast san jose. that's where katie marzullo is live with this developing story. katie? >> reporter: this is what remains out here tonight. you can see behind us just total devastation. investigators left the scene

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. >>> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian continues our team coverage. >>he is in the newsroom with the reaction from the bay area. >> the bay area is known for being a progressive place. many call where we live a blue bubble. president trump is facing criticism tonight even from his own party. >> we should not be a carbon copy nor should any state party be a carbon copy. >> reporter: the republican mayor spoke at a commonwealth event where he distanced himself from president trump and his narrative of the violence that erupted in charlottesville on saturday. >> the fault was with the racists that were there inciting and doing the wrong thing. >> reporter: the president blamed both sides for attacking one another while many republicans continued to denounce racism and hatred, jackie spear said this about the president on twitter. potus is showing signs of erratic behavior and mental instability that place the country in grave danger. time to invoek the 25th amendment. others took to twitter as well after the president insisted not everyone in charlottesv

"abc 7 news" reporter lisa amin gulezian joins us live from fulton street tonight. >> reporter: a lot of people were here at the box office behind me until a little while ago. they were excited to pick up their wrist bands and get receipty for outside lands. these music fans came straight from sfo tonight. >> very excited. it is like our favorite festival, so excited to be here. 10-year anniversary especially. >> reporter: out lied lands organizers promise not to disappoint. the music, the art, the food, it is all a major draw. the line-up is attracting festival goers from all over the world. >> metallicic, sadly gorillas but they say at the same time. class animals. >> reporter: the three-day festival requires a lot of planning. it will impact traffic flow, park access. and people. 210,000 attendees will be everywhere. so will police and security. organizers hope problems with counterfeit tickets like in the past will be alleviated with coded wrist bands. >> i knew people who buy tickets off of craig's list and they ended up being fake tickets. >> reporter: still, o

"abc 7 news" reporter lisa amin gulezian joins us live from fulton street tonight. >> reporter: a lot of people were here at the box office behind me until a little while ago. they were excited to pick up their wrist bands and get receipty for outside lands. these music fans came straight from sfo tonight. >> very excited. it is like our favorite festival, so excited to be here. 10-year anniversary especially. >> reporter: out lied lands organizers promise not to disappoint. the music, the art, the food, it is all a major draw. the line-up is attracting festival goers from all over the world. >> metallicic, sadly gorillas but they say at the same time. class animals. >> reporter: the three-day festival requires a lot of planning. it will impact traffic flow, park access. and people. 210,000 attendees will be everywhere. so will police and security. organizers hope problems with counterfeit tickets like in the past will be alleviated with coded wrist bands. >> i knew people who buy tickets off of craig's list and they ended up being fake tickets. >> reporter: still, o

lisa amin gulezian, "abc 7 news" >>> now breaking news happening in san jose.ice are searching right now for at least one suspect after two people were shot in japan town near the taylor street night market. it happened just after 9:30 on taylor street near 8th. police say the two victims have life-threatening injuries. >> new at 11:00, alameda police are investigating after a synagogue was vanldallized. these pictures were taken at temple israel of alameda on bay farm island. you can see broken windows have been boarded up. the person who posted these pictures on facebook said there's no question the attacker knew they were targeting a jewish institution. police are saying it is not being called a hate crime. >>> berkley officials are planning for a right wing rally in the city next weekend. the mayor says no one has tried to obtain a permit for the august 27th gathering in civic center park that is billed as an anti-marxism rally. they say there's no text between this and last week's rally at charlottesville. >> obviously we have concerns based on other event

as "abc 7 news" reporter lisa amin gulezian tells us live from the newsroom, the search continues. >>orter: a little more than an hour ago san francisco police told "abc 7 news" they plan to increase patrols in the park. as for the victims, all through were taken to sf general one is in critical condition, one was treated and released and the last is a teenage boy. tonight delores park is quiet. there are few signs of the violence that erupted here just hours ago. san francisco police surrounded the park after two men and a teenage boy were shot. >> i looked down to the bridge and saw a person running and a handgun in their hand. >> reporter: it happened on the pedestrian bridge off church street around 3:00. witnesses say a group wearing bandanas and hoodies started yelling and threatening people as they crossed. that's when a park regular, nicknamed hatter, says he and some others tried to calm the disruptive group down. >> and the guy literally raised the gun to my face and i froze. i felt a fragment hit my knee and took off running. the guy behind me was hit in the head, which i j

lisa amin gulezian, "abc 7 news" >>> now breaking news happening in san jose.are searching right now for at least one suspect after two people were shot in japan town near the taylor street night market. it happened just after 9:30 on taylor street near 8th. police say the two victims have life-threatening injuries. >> new at 11:00, alameda police are investigating after a synagogue was vanldallized. these pictures were taken at temple israel of alameda on bay farm island. you can see broken windows have been boarded up. the person who posted these pictures on facebook said there's no question the attacker knew they were targeting a jewish institution. police are saying it is not being called a hate crime. >>> berkley officials are planning for a right wing rally in the city next weekend. the mayor says no one has tried to obtain a permit for the august 27th gathering in civic center park that is billed as an anti-marxism rally. they say there's no text between this and last week's rally at charlottesville. >> obviously we have concerns based on other events th

as "abc 7 news" reporter lisa amin gulezian tells us live from the newsroom, the search continues. >> reporter: a little more than an hour ago san francisco police told "abc 7 news" they plan to increase patrols in the park. as for the victims, all through were taken to sf general one is in critical condition, one was treated and released and the last is a teenage boy. tonight delores park is quiet. there are few signs of the violence that erupted here just hours ago. san francisco police surrounded the park after two men and a teenag we shoeoy >> i looked down to the bridge and saw a person running and a handgun in their hand. >> reporter: it happened on the pedestrian bridge off church street around 3:00. witnesses say a group wearing bandanas and hoodies started yelling and threatening people as they crossed. that's when a park regular, he some others tried to calm the disruptive group down. >> and the guy literally raised the gun t my face and i froze. i felt a fragment hit my knee and took off running. the guy behind me was hit in the head, which i just heard might be someone i k

at san francisco international airport, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> unless others on board act it can be easy for a passaenger to open a door. >> if the people next to them cannot restrain them, it can happen very fast. >> investigators will want to get a sense from the flight attendants about whether there were warning signs from the teenager before he rushed the door. >> we sent out a push alert after that teenager was taken into custody for jumping out of that plane. be the first to know when breaking news happens, download the app for free. >>> the coast guard searched for a missing swimmer at ocean beach. a man's friend went into the water near the great highway this evening. the swimmer never returned home. the search has been suspended until daylight. >>> parts of the bay area are under a heat advisory tonight. >> here's sandhya patel. >> here's the areas under the heat advisory until 9:00 tomorrow night. it's the hill tops shaded in orange. overnight tonight it's not going to cool off much. tomorrow when it starts baking could see the heat related illness. dangerous hea

. >> lisa amin gulezian has the latest. >> reporter: government officials in guam are reassuring constituentsthis hour that the u.s. territory is safe, this as tensions with north koreae >> they will be met with fire and fury like the world has neveseen. >> north korea's army says their leader is carefully examining plans to attack guam with medium to long-range ballistic missiles, analysts are sure that north korea will not attack. >> the worst thing we could do is panic and respond to this with with a bad move like military action. >> reporter: those at san francisco's office of emergency management have a plan just in case things escalate and the feds or the state send an alert. >> assessing the raid logical levels in the city, assessing what the medic needsal are, assessing what the population needs are, whether people need shter or need to evacuate. >> reporter: at san francisco's only guam recent the owners are relying on social media, text and e-mails for news from home. >> i am worried about it. it does give us a little anxiety and worry. but at the moment, we are taking it in stride.

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abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has more from san francisco. >> reporter: the fencing and barricades went up and heavily armed police were on the streets and rooftops. san francisco was ready. >> i'm very proud of how we have communicated and how we responded to the will of the people to get out and express themselves but do so peacefully. >> we're here because the racists aren't. >> reporter: earlier counterprotesters chanted in unison as word spread.spread.sp. this after canceling the chrissie field rally too. >> i'm not here to fight them. i want them to see i am a career white woman not here to take their crap. >> reporter: at alamo square, there was one arrest and people had to push the crowd back. one person was detained after jumping a barricade, while one group disperse d, another grew. hundreds marched through the castro and eventually arrived at civic center plaza, joining a second group for the peace, love and understanding rally. >> wanted to show up, but also show up in a place that would be safe for our family. >> reporter: children played and families gathered for the

. >> lisa amin gulezian has the latest. >> reporter: government officials in guam are reassuring constituents at this hour that the u.s. territory is safe, this as tensions with north korea escalated more today. >> they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> north korea's army says their leader is carefully examining plans to attack guam with medium to long-range ballistic missiles, analysts are sure that north korea will not attack. >> the worst thing we could do is panic and respond to this with with a bad move like military action. >> reporter: those at san francisco's office of emergency management have a plan just in case things escalate and the feds or the state send an alert. >> assessing the raid logical levels in the city, assessing what the medical needs are, assessing what the population needs are, whether people need shelter or need to evacuate. >> reporter: at san francisco's only guam recent the owners are relying on social media, text and e-mails for news from home. >> i am worried about it. it does give us a little anxiety and worry. but at the moment

at san francisco international airport, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> unless others on board actcan be easy for a open a door. >> if the people next to them cannot restrain them, it can happen very fast. >> investigators will want to get a sense from the flight attendants about whether there were warning signs from the teenager before he rushed the door. >> we sent out a push alert after that teenager was taken into custody for jumping out of that plane. be the first to know when breaking news happens, download the app for free. >>> the coast guard searched for a missing swimmer at ocean beach. a man's friend went into the water near the great highway this evening. the swimmer never returned home. the search has been suspended until daylight. >>> parts of the bay area are under a heat advisory tonight. >> here's sandhya patel. >> here's the areas under the heat advisory until 9:00 tomorrow night. it's the hill tops shaded in orange. overnight tonight it's not going to cool off much. tomorrow when it starts baking could see the heat related illness. dangerous heat up to 110 degree

in san francisco, lisa amine gl gulezian.>> if you're heading there today, download the abc7 news app. you'll find a video on how you can maneuver and get around the festival site, along with weather and traffic updates throughout the weekend. be sure to enable push alerts. >>> the powerball jackpot keeps on growing and growing. tickets with five winning numbers were sold in california, texas, illinois and new york. no one had all six winning numbers to claim the $356 million prize. here are the numbers. 20, 24, 26, 35, 49, and the powerball number 19. wednesday's jackpot, it's worth at least $430 million. >>> a south bay couple has big plans after winning more than half a million dollars for mach matching five out of six numbers in the mega millions jackpot. they bought the lucky ticket at lake vista liquors in sunnyvale. they found out they won after going back to the store yesterday morning to check their tickets. >> we were supposed to go to work. we were supposed to go paint and finish our job. i don't know. i think we m

in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc7. >>> if you're headed to outside lands today, download the7 news app. you'll find a video on how to get around the site along with weather and traffic updates throughout the weekend. just be sure to enable your push alerts. >>> the powerball jackpot keeps on growing and growing! tickets with five winning numbers were sold in california, texas, illinois and new york. no one had all six winning numbers to claim that $356 million prize. here are those numbers. 20, 24, 26, 35, 49, and the powerball number 19. wednesday's jackpot is now worthy at least $430 million. bi pns aftg, winning more than half a million dollars for matching five out of six numbers from friday night's mega millions jackpot. terry and jack bought the lucky ticket at lake vista liquors on lawrence expressway in sunnyvale. they found out they won after going back to the store yesterday morning to check their ticket. >> we were supposed to go on a walk, go paint and finish our job. i don't know. i think we might take the day off. >> job? what job now? terry and jack plan to buy

in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> we're learning more about the suspects of a nationwidehunt who turned themselves in here in the bay area. the two men are accused of killing a hairstylist in chicago. a stabbing so violent police say the knife broke off in the victim. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has our story. >> reporter: two wanted men on the run, in custody for the brutal murder of a chicago man. wyndham latham, a northwestern university professor, surrendered peacefully in oakland. >> we were able to negotiate his surrender at the oakland federal courthouse. >> reporter: andrew warren, an employee at oxford university in england, gave himself up at the park police station in san francisco around the same time. both men faced first degree murder charges in the stabbing death of 26-year-old cosmetologist. the same day, an hour away in wisconsin, the two suspects made a mysterious $1,000 donation to a public library in his name. investigators believe professor latham and the victim had a relationship. according to chicago police, before his surrender, latham sent

in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 you are headed e lands today, you might want to download the abc 7 news app because here you'll find a video on how to get around the festival site along with weather and traffic updates weekend. just be sure to enable push alerts. >>> drivers should also watch out for traffic near at&t park. lady gaga is in san francisco today f joanne world tour. thousands of little monsters are headed to the ballpark to watch her perform. begins at 7:00 tonight, you can still buy tickets on ticketmaster starting at 50 bucks. >>> the powerball jackpot just keeps on getting bigger and bigger. tickets with five winning numbers were sold in california, texas, illinois and new york. no one had all six winning numbers. to claim the $356 million prize, but check out those numbers -- the powerball number 19, wednesday's jackpot is now worth at least $430 million. >>> a south bay couple has big plans after winning more than half a million dollars for matching five out of six numbers from friday night's mega millions jackpot. terry and jack, no last names, brought