tower.. unhappy with his response to the deadly violence in vir now at 11:00 protesters greet the president at trump tower, unhappy with his response to the deadly violence in virginia. tonight extremists are planning more rallies right here in the bay area. good evening i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronika dela cruz.

president trump made his first trip to trump tower since taking office but it was not a warm welcome. >> reporter: two days after the attack in charlottesville president trump finally condemned the hate groups by name today. that came as the driver accused of plowing into a group of counter protesters was in court. >> i woke up and i thought my baby is gone. >> susan is struggling with the death of her daughter, 32-year-old heather heyer. heyer died when this car accelerated into a crowd of counter protesters, demonstrating against white supremacists in charlottesville, virginy.dat furia>> a what she believed in that this she not only gave mouth to it but she gave heart and soul to it and now she's given her life to it. >> alex fields jr. was arraigned on second-degree murder charges. fields was previously acc ousfbe

threatening her with a knife. outside the courthouse white supremacist supporters blame the police. >> the police department is absolutely nothing to enforce a legal permit. we defended ourselves. >> charlottesville police chief said his force did the best they could but he was saddened about the final outcome. >> i certainly have regrets. we lost three lives this weekend. >> president trump was harshly criticized for failing to call out the terror groups by name but that changed today. >> racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups. >> he has yet to clarify whatd a reporter who asked him to

explain fake news. >> a clayton man was outed on social media for attending the charlottesville rally. tonight we tried to talk with his father. >> have a good day. >> cole white's father refused to speak with us on attorney but said his attorney would be releasing a statement sometime in the next 48 hours. a neighbor had this to say. >> there are those type of people everywhere. so it's no reflection on the neighborhood. it is what is, younow. but you hav it to condemn them where they are. >> a photo of cole at the rally cost him his job at a hot dog place in berkeley. top dog saying today that cole resigned. we want to point out there was no evidence cole was involved in any of the violence. >> tonight kpix5 sharon chen is here with a look at the practice of naming and shaming on twitter. >> the twitter account that outed cole white is called yes

you're racist. it asks people for help to quote name the nazis and it will make them famous. >> on its twitter post yes you're racist boastsole whe t fir pernt identified from the t chhaarlottesville march no longr has a job. the account indicates it was set up to call out racism. a technology analyst says it's acceptable on social networks like twitter. >> if you're out in public you have no expectation to privacy. you can be photographed, you can be on television and you can be tweeted about. you're not supposed to take somebody who might otherwise be a private citizen and start exposing personal information, especially where they live or their phone number. >> still there are risks. amateur detectives concluded the protesterstesters on the left was at the rally, but they were wrong.

he wasn't even in virginia. this student said he was a participant and said he got death threats because people associated him with the man who slammed his car into the crowd. >> i don't want anything to do with a murder. i hope that beyond ideology that we can condemn this attack. >> myself people i talk to disagree over the practice of exposing and punishing people over social network. >> is it just because he was there and on that side of the street, so to speak? that's free speech. it's a fine, fine, fine line. >> i think it should be naming and shaming. supremacists should have to answer for their actions. >> we reached out to the account holder of yes you're racist on twitter for an interview tonight but did not receive a response. >> sharon, thanks. >> after this weekend's violence in virginia tonight we're learning of extremist groups planning more rallies here in

the bay area later this month. here's more on that. >> here they come again. some right wing groups posting their plans on socialtheylan tot two weeks. >> we've seen the violent clashes on bay area streets more than once this year. this happened at berkeley back in april. now we've learned some of these same folks will be coming to san francisco on saturday, august 26. a spokesperson for the federal golden gate national recreation area confirms they issued a permit to a group called patriot prayer which claims to be a peaceful organization. this is the leader at the microphone advocating nonviolence. >> don't respond by yelling, but respond in kindness. >> here he is again getting in a with a counter demonstrator in berkeley. the very next day on sunday, august 27 at the very same sight of those violent clashes in april another right wing

demonstration is planned. a group called no marxism in america has scheduled an event. >> we reached out to the mayor of berkeley and haven't heard back. but san francisco police say they are aware of the planned protest and will be ready to ask for help from the national park police if needed. >> tonight in lake county a man flying a confederate flag and accused of firing at law enforcement officers has been arrested. officers say the suspect exchanged some words with chp officers and cal trans workers. he then fired shots. he was taken into custody and is facing several charges. it began outside his property near kelseyville. >> he started yelling at the cal trans employers and officers then moments later started shooting at us. >> we had some family members of

his that were concerned about this and we're glad to see this come to a safe conclusion for all of us. >> tonight the search is on for the suspects in the freeway shooting in the east bay. it happened along 880 sob between san leandro and san lorenzo. there was a report of shots fired around 2:30 this morning. witnesses say someone in a white sudan shot into this black car with four people inside. the driver was hit in the head and critically wounded. >> we can say that it was a targeted hit being the fact that we had the road rage incident first then shots fired shortly after that. but for who it was or what the motivation was we are not clear at this time. >> three passengers in the car are okay. the freeway was shutdown for more than six hours. >> developing news in palo alto where a church choir is fighting an eviction order but this isn't

just any choir. they have a 49ers legend in their corner. >> reporter: through peaceful persuasion the young women of i sing asked city council members to let them keep their rehearsal space. ♪ [ music ] ♪ . >> reporter: the problem is they're renting the space illegally from a church. first baptist church is zoned residential which means no businesses can operate there. hundreds of palo alto parents including former 49ers quarterback steve young whose two daughters are in the chorus packed into city hall despite the eviction. [ indiscernible ] . >> did you know you weren't technically following city law? >> no. not at all. this came as a real shock to us. >> he's allowed therapists, choirs, and dance groups to rent the space from the church during

the week for four years now. without the money the church makes from these outside groups it will likely have to sell its property and relocate. >> we have these rules enforced, we got complaints. we have to enforce the rules. but these are uses the communities love. >> palo alto planning and community development director has extended the window for these groups to allow them to come into compliance. >> we want to solve the problems, we believe they're solvable. >> one option the church is currently considering is applying to become a community center which would mitigate the problems at hand. one choral group has chosen to leave the church rather than fight. i sing says they'll continue to fight because they believe moving would mean disbanding. >> california is now the first state to challenge the trump administration's policy of denying funds to sanctuary

cities. attorney general announced a joint lawsuit with the city of san francisco against the u.s. department of justice. they said they will withhold federal grants to cities if they don't help out with immigration enforcement. >> it's a low blow to our men and women who wear the badge, for the federal government to threaten their crime fighting resources in order to force them to do the work of the federal government. >> california has $28 million in federal funding at stake. san francisco could lose $1.5 million. >> this musician was dragged to his death while chasing a thief in oakland. >> march on google the nationwide protesting for firing an engineer. >> and the total solar eclipse is here. tonight the

a section of vista glen drive was a mass casualty scene late last night bullets fired from a passing car hit five people in san jose. about a dozen people had gathered for a vigil for two people killed in a recent car crash, then gunfire broke out. police have not commented on a motive. but some neighbors believe the shooting is gang related. >> it was predictable because when you see the gang signs out here, you know after the red comes the blue or after the blue

comes the red. >> the people who are shot are all expected to survive. >> tonight a father is on a mission to find his son's killer. he lost his life over a laptop. here's the story from oakland. >> reporter: at rosa's tap room in oakland family and friends gather for an emotional celebration of the life of a singer song writer who touched many lives with his music. david devoted his career to sharing messages of life and love. his death hit his community hard. >> dave was an incredible soul who was an extremely prolific and talented musician. ♪ . ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> no one could be lost the way that he was. >> david was sitting outside a cafe last wednesday when a man stole his laptop. david chased after the thief then ended up being dragged

behind the car to his death. so far nobody has been held accountable for david's death. no arrests. his father says he won't rest until that happens. >> i'm here to help in any way i can to help find my son's killer. i'm also here for a much bigger reason which is perhaps to help this town heal. my dream for oakland is that i'm the last parent who ever gets a phone call that their son is killed because somebody wanted his laptop. >> protesters plan to descend on google headquarters saturday in support of a fired engineer. some first amendment advocates are angry about the firing of james demoore. he's the engineer who wrote a manifesto about women in tech. >> i support google and i really do want google to improve. i don't support efforts to try

to hurt google directly. >> mountain view police said quote we are not publicizing our specific security efforts or plans out of interests of the public safety. but we want residents to know that we are taking a close look at the event. there are also marches planned for saturday at google offices in eight other cities including new york, boston and seattle. >> tonight swift justice, the verdict is in against the former radio dj accused of groping taylor swift. the dj lost his job and counter sued for 300-0000. today the jury cited with swift awarding her $1. the amount she was seeking as a symbolic victory. >> i think it is a new day because someone with the guts and the courage stand up with absolutely no upside in doing so, that being taylor swift has told everyone this is it.

the lines drawn. >> swift says she will be making donations to organizations that help sexual assault victims. >> former white house communications director anthony scaramucci opening up tonight on the late show with stephen colbert. he said if it were up to him steve bannonwould be out. >> i'm going ask him how did you get all your work done so fast you left in ten days? >> don't miss the full interview tonight on the late show plus bob odenkirk right after the news. >> we're less than a week away now from a total solar eclipse. while people are getting ready to watch this stunning spectacle there's also a warning for all of us in california. >> for some next week's total

eclipse is -- >> it's exciting. it's nature. >> and to others well -- >> when is the eclipse? >> next monday. >> oh okay. >> the sun will be totally eclipsed to those viewing it in a range 70 miles wide running from oregon to charleston, south carolina. here in northern california we're not in the path of a total solar eclipse. but even a partial eclipse could alter the power grid. >> we see this kind of loss of sun we'll lose about six nuclear power generators. >> 75% of overall solar reduction will be reduced in northern california. this is a solar farm in richmond that will be effected during the eclipse. the grid planners say that they are always preparing for big events like monday. they t tyy canhe rely on hydroelectricity, wind, and other sources if solar can't

come into play that day. the puc is calling on customers to help out as well. >> what have people stepped forward and did one thing to replace the sun by reducing their electricity use. >> a word of warning from those who spent years studying the sky. don't look up, it can blind you. but with the right glasses they say sit back and enjoy this rare sight. juliette goodric.pix5 k>> the strain on the grid replace lightbulbs with led's, don't charge electronics during the eclipse, and turn your thermostat up 2 to 5 degrees. >> we'll be able to see it through the cloud cover here. >> you won't need the air-conditioning if the weather is like this next monday. mother nature gave us all of the air-conditioning we need then an additional ten degrees. livermore today 72 degrees for a high. average is about 87. so 15 degrees cooler than average and the coolest afternoon in livermore and our inland towns all summer long. have to go back to june 12,

9 weeks ago the last time we were this chilly in the afternoon. livermore currently at 61 tying with concord. san francisco only fallen two degrees over the past several hours 59 and foggy in the city. san jose currently 63 degrees. san jose tonight 59, concord 59. regardless of how warm or hot we get or not during the day we typically cool down to the mid to upper 50s at night. including redwood cities 59. more on that total solar eclipse, toalty eclipse eclipse -- totality in eastern oregon, west of the cascades. that's why so many people are flocking to that specific spot as opposed to the rest of the path. because if it's cloudy you miss out on most of the fun. low pressure gave us the increase in the on shore flow to really shove the marine layer inland.

that begins to leave tomorrow. but in its wake temperatures are kept down. this ridge of high pressure way off to the west by a good thousand miles it will build closer and everyday it does temperatures get a bit warmer and the sun will come out a bit earlier. this week will be about a warming trend but we started pretty low so it takes a while to get back to normal. future cast tonight, breezy, that continues. it continues into tomorrow morning and pretty widespread cloud cover. if you had clouds this morning which is most of us, you'll likely be cloudy again tomorrow. but that on shore flow begins to weaken tomorrow afternoon and temperatures again to climb closer to average today but likely below average. concord eight degrees below average, tomorrow 79 degrees. south of that morgan hill 80 in the afternoon. morning clouds in sunnyvale and palo alto mid-70s. 74 in san ramone still pretty chilly this time of year. only 61, foggy, and drizzly in

daly city. petaluma 75. we get a bit warmer wednesday, a little bit warmer thursday. we keep adding a few degrees friday and saturday and low and behold by the end of week back above average. upper 80s and low 90s inland. but it's going to be a low, slow, drawn out process to get there because today was so chilly. >> yeah, it was. >> all right, still ahead cal's athletic

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family members were given a one- hour time slot to unload all moving day at cal. thousands of students unpacking in the dorms today. family members were given a one hour time slot to unload all of their stuff. >> i've got some plates and towels and bedding in here. >> this is pretty large. we have nearly 10,000 students that are going to converge on

campus. >> student orientation is tomorrow right before the semester begins. alcohol could be coming to cal football and basketball games. >> the university says it's all in an effort to boost revenue for the athletics department. they lost about $22 million last year. selling alcohol at games could generate $150,000 to $300,000 a year. the director of athletics said before any plans are set we'll work closely to put systems in place to insure sales are handled appropriately and responsibly. the department is also seeking a naming sponsor for memorial stadium, that could bring in $4 million to $5 million a year. >> that athletic program has been in flux and in danger for a long period of time. so they're doing whatever they can to raise revenue and save the program. a pair of 49ers legends

showed up at camp today. did the rookies know who they were? and this man,

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for the franchise record 43rd home run of the year. he's got 22 home runs in his last four games. watch this, marcel ozuna, the second player to do that. miami beats up on the poor giants 8-3. only 10,000 at the coliseum tonight. a's trying to knock the royals off at the coliseum. 2-1 in the 6th. galager for his first career home run, that's a grand slam. might as well make it count. the giants brought back so many, the 49ers catching on. two hall of famers on hand to bring a little winning mojo to a team that desperately needs it. steve young and jerry rice were at practice to speak with the team. rice got in on the practice routes. but some current 49ers like matt

breda weren't even born when young and rice won the franchise's last super bowl. >> very familiar. like you said i was a little kid but i watched those guys growing up and i used to watch them play the cowboys like he was saying everyone was hard on him because he didn't win but they didn't look at all the great wins he had. >> texas and pennsylvania, point league world series tied at 3-3. and they're going to have a play athe veronica with the call! >> uh, thanks. >> he jumped over him. as a result texas stays alive in the tournament! you say, they leapfrogged the competitio

tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you need.. od night. "the late show with stephen colbert" is up next. our next newscast tomorrow morning at 8:30. >> have a good night. >> have a good night.