. >> lisa amin gulezian has the story. lisa? >> reporter: the protest unexpectedly ended here at city hall behind me. thousands marched from the federal building to bring awareness and the latest on daca. their voices are strong and their positions are united as they march. they want daca back. >> i'm 19 and i've been here since i was 2 years old. >> reporter: similar stories exist in this crowd. so many came to the u.s. as children and never left. >> this is my home and all i've ever known and someone is trying to take me out of my home. i grew up here. >> where am i going to go? what am i going to do? >> reporter: it's the same question most daca recipients are asking themselves. this senior will have to leave the country in august. >> it makes me want to fight. >> reporter: local republicans hope to find a solution to keep the d.r.e.a.m.ers here. >> i think they could come up with something that would allow these 800,000 young people residency. >> reporter: the president wants lawmakers to devise a solution by march. but help

lisa amin gulezian. equifax's stock value plummeted more than 12% since word of the breach went public and at least three company executives sold off stock before that happened. they all sold e kwurks uifax stock for at least $145 per share in early august. they discovered the breach in late july. tonight eqiifax's stock has fallen to $124.80 per share in after hours trading. >>> prosecutors must now decide if fourteen age boys will face arson charges after a wildfire sparked by illegal fireworks near gilroy. that fire broke out near the eagle ridge housing development on sunday evening. the fire is now fully contained after it charred about 100 acres. police say the boys are 14 and 15 years old. thaechl been released to their parents. >>> a busy night as you can tell. more ahead on "abc 7 news at 11:00." who wouldn't want 50,000 new jobs? >> several bay area cities join a growing list tonight vying for amazon's second headquarters, plus -- >> a big reason to smile in oakland tonight. the first of its ki

. >> lisa amin gulezian has the story. lisa? >> reporter: the protest unexpectedly ended here at city hall behind me. thousands marched from the federal building to bring awareness and the latest on daca. their voices are strong and their positions are united as they march. they want daca back. >> i'm 19 and i've been here since i was 2 years old. >> reporter: similar stories exist in this crowd. so many came to the u.s. as children and never left. >> this is my home and all i've ever known and someone is to take me out of my home. i grew up here. >> where am i going to go? what am i going to do? >> reporter: it's the same question most daca recipients are asking themselves. this senior will have to leave the country in august. >> it makes me want to fight. >> reporter: local republicans hope to find a solution to keep the d.r.e.a.m.ers here. >> i think they could come up with something that would allow these 800,000 young people residency. >> reporter: the president wants lawmakers to devise a solution by march. but help may co

lisa amin gulezian. equifax's stock value plummeted more than 12% since word of the breach went public and at least three company executives sold off stock before that happened. they all sold e kwurks uifax stock for at least $145 per share in early august. they discovered the breach in late july. tonight eqiifax's stock has fallen to $124.80 per share in after hours trading. >>> prosecutors must now decide if fourteen age boys will face arson charges after a wildfire sparked by illegal fireworks near gilroy. that fire broke out near the eagle ridge housing development on sunday evening. the fire is now fully contained after it charred about 100 acres. police say the boys are 14 and 15 years old. thaechl been released to their parents. >>> a busy night as you can tell. more ahead on "abc 7 news at 11:00." who wouldn't want 50,000 new jobs? >> several bay area cities join a growing list tonight vying for amazon's second headquarters, plus -- >> a big reason to smile in oakland tonight. the first of its ki

abc 7 reporter lisa amin gulezian is live with more on the twitter back and forth and the statements. lisa? >> reporter: this was the focus after the warriors first practice of the season. one thing was clear, though the president seemed to uninvite just steph curry, the entire organization was with the star point guard and decided the whole team was unwelcome as well. steph curry's moves off the court are what prompted the president to post this tweet this morning. "going to the white house is considered a great honor for a championship team. stefen curry is hesitating, therefore invitation is withdrawn." the team had scheduled to discuss the visit before the president's tweet. >> it's beneath the leader of a country to do go that route. it's not what leaders do. >> reporter: curry's teammates quickly coming to his defense and shifting the conversation away from political affiliation and instead toward something bigger. >> there was a respect for the office and also a respect not only from us, but from the president himself. >> you know, it's for going and call every player who took

lisa amin gulezian is live in the newsroom to explain. you spoke with her? >> reporter: that's right. she suffered a minor concussion and bloody lip thursday night after she says she was attacked by violent left wing protesters. but that's not what police say happened. we have video of the incident which we showed her today. this is video from sky 7 on telegraph avenue and this is celeste paradise. paradise was holding this sign when someone snatched it from her. we highlighted and zoomed in on the moment the women runs away with the sign. you can see paradise chases her and suddenly falls. >> i was not simply pushed. i was thrown down. >> reporter: she swears at least two people hurt her. she says they tossed her on the ground so hard she had a mild concussion. but this is what police posted on twitter about it. she fell, she wasn't pushed, no fight, these are the facts. no one from the department would comment today but paradise is outraged by the statement. >> i know what i felt and there were people yelling and saying we will f you up and all this stuff.

live on campus at berkeley, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >>> another minor earthquake hit the south bay. that's four today. latest at 9:59 p.m. 2.8. 3.4 shaker from 6:00, 2.6 at 12:30 p.m. and 3.3 at 10:30 a.m. no damages or injured reported. >>> new at 11:00, three former employees suing google, claiming paying women less than men for the same work. katie marzullo. >> ellis versus google, inc. named for former employee. told paid less than male counterpart with when she has more experience. >> promotion denied. started behind and stayed behind. >> two other women named as plaintiffs but hopes will become a class action benefitting tens of thousands of female google employees, deserve back pay for wages they should have earned and then there's bigger picture. >> to change google's practices and policies, so going forward women get equal pay for substantially equal work. >> suit follows a federal labor investigation. finding systemic pay discrimination among the employees at headquarters. said in statement company will review the lawsuit but disagrees with the central allegations. go

in alameda county, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> scorching heat in petaluma did not keep this signpinner from trying to draw business. people sought relief wherever they could, cooling centers, pool, parks. at 2:30 yesterday afternoon, temperatures hit 109 degrees in sonoma county. >>> the santa clara valley transit authority is making it easier for people to keep cool during the heat wave. today, and tomorrow, vta is offering free rides to cooling centers. all buses and trains have air conditioning, cooling centers in san jose are open from 1:00 this afternoon until 9:00 tonight and they're being held at the roosevelt, camden and south side community centers. you'll want to download the abc 7 news app and enable push alerts for the latest temperatures where you live and the heat advisories. we also have a list of cooling centers in that news app. and, lisa, boy, i am ready for this to go away. >>> it is going away. right now, 68, half moon bay. 88 inland. noticing of course the poor air quality, the smoky atmosphere, that continue today, but temperatures are going to climb as quic

live on campus at berkeley, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >>> another minor earthquake hit the southest at 9:59 p.m. 2.8. 3.4 shaker from 6:00, 2.6 at 12:30 p.m. and 3.3 at 10:30 a.m. no damages or injured reported. >>> new at 11:00, three former employees suing google, claiming paying women less than men for the same work. katie marzullo. >> ellis versus google, inc. named for former employee. told paid less than male counterpart with when she has more experience. >> promotion denied. started behind and stayed behind. >> two other women named as plaintiffs but hopes will become a class action benefitting tens of thousands of female google employees, deserve back pay for wages they should have earned and then there's bigger picture. >> to change google's practices and policies, so going forward women get equal pay for substantially equal work. >> suit follows a federal labor investigation. finding systemic pay discrimination among the employees at headquarters. said in statement company will review the lawsuit but disagrees with the central allegations. goes on to say that job levels

lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 >>> here's more on what those gusty winds and where they originated. see thunderstorms down to our south a couple hours ago. notice how they collapse into just nothing within two hours. all of that air rushed out of the storm, moved north through our valleys and accelerated a little bit when it gets squeezed. it's the same thing you saw happen in miami with irma. when you push wind through tall buildings it squeezes them and accelerates them, and that's what we had move through this morning, why we have the power outages in the south bay. that along with the cloud cover keeping us warm this morning, up to 15 degrees warmer than yesterday morning. we won't quite end in the same neighborhood today. we'll still be warm but not as hot as yesterday. low to mid-70s in the east bay until you get to antioch and also pittsburg. low to mid-70s. mid to upper 60s along the coast. here is a look at sfo this morning. light breezes on the bay. beaches, mild highs. slightly sticky if our going to be outdoors. after a record high 92, oakland 83 today. atually below ave

in oakland lisa amin gulezian, abc news. >>> the christopher columbus statue in san jose city hall wasandalized only a day after city leaders agreed to remove it. our media partner the "mercury news" reports someone poured red and blank paint on the marble statue. yesterday a city council committee that includedhe liccardo decided that statue will be relocated. last month a group started a petition to get the statue removed. they say columbus committed genocide against native americans. >>> a controversial event called free speech week is set to begin at uc berkeley sunday at noon. still not clear if some of big names will really show the . right-wing commentator milo yiannopoulos claims he along with conservatives steve bannon and ann coulter are set to speak in berkeley. >> as of now they are confirmed to be here for september 24th to september 27th and from our end we have the resources and the means to put on this event. >> this alt-right terror week series of speakers is just meant to harass, to target and isolate and harass like the most vulnerable students. >> the uc system is s

in oakland lisa amin gulezian, abc news. >>> the christopher columbus statue in san jose city hall wasandalized only a day after city leaders agreed to remove it. our media partner the "mercury news" reports someone poured red and blank paint on the marble statue. yesterday a city council committee that included the mayor sam liccardo decided that statue will be relocated. last month a group started a petition to get the statue removed. they say columbus committed genocide against native americans. >>> a controversial event called free speech week is set to begin at uc berkeley sunday at noon. still not clear if some of the big names will really show up. right-wing commentator milo yiannopoulos claims he along with conservatives steve bannon and ann coulter are set to speak in berkeley. >> as of now they are confirmed to be here for september 24th to september 27th and from our end we have the resources and the means to put on this event. >> this alt-right terror week series of speakers is just meant to harass, to target and isolate and harass like the most vulnerable students. >> the