first he was booed and then getting right in the face of the cubs fan. what caused this confrontation in the first place. don t drop the nachos. it is 7:01 on this monday. last day of july. yes, bye-bye july. true. that means it will get hotter. yes, absolutely. we are in the middle of the dog days. yesterday was one of the nicest days of my life. it was beautiful. we can keep it going. interestd in the number of the day. i really a.m. you should be, because it is double digits. a 10. /yah. oh, for the love. right. we will love it. don t forget your sun screen because on a day like today you will want to spend time out of doors. bus stop buddy celebrating phillies winning streak that they hope to keep going to day we have an afternoon game for the phillies and it should be excellent weather, look at that sunshine 66 degrees and we will head after a delightful sunday and a high of 83 of 88. that is high, but not too, too humid. yet. that is hu
. announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. confederate statue toppled. protesters take action as tensions over the violence in virginia boils over and spreads. but first, bracing for protests here at home. one of those demonstrations will happen at this bay area beach. good evening. i m dan ashley. ama daetz has the night off. thanks for joining us. those demonstrations the weekend after next will take place in two of the bay area s most liberal cities, san francisco and berkley. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard is here. you spoke with the organizer of the san francisco demonstration. reporter: i did. and he said his organization is not a hate group. he said he wants to bring the message of unity and freedom but not everyone is a believer. one day after the violence in charlottesville police and protesters clashed in seattle sunday. it happened during a right wing rally orgedizan pro donald trump group, patriot prayer. there was like over 1,000 pro
.until we found a connection. you have the power to change your child s life. the boys town national hline can help. (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) . announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. a confederate statue toppled. protesters take action as tensions over the violence in virginia boils over and spreads. but first, bracing for protests emon at home. raontieonsf will happen at this bay area beach. good evening. i m dan ashley. ama daetz has the night off. thanks for joining us. those demonstrations the weekend after next will take place in two of the bay area s most liberal cities, san francisco and berkley. abc 7 news reprte cyou spoke with the organizer the san francisco demonstration. reporter: i did. and he said his organizatsro in. he said he wants to bring the message of unity and freedom but not everyone is a believer. one day after the violence in charlottesville police and protesters clashed in seattle ayndsu right wing rally organized by the pro donal
that would be great. i m down. not objecting to that. we re all okay with that? good. let s talk about the fact it s a little drier this morning. anybody have drizzle? not today. no. nothing. so there s good news for the morning commute. it s still breezy out there behind that cold front that came through yesterday and brought us that really great fall-like day. our winds are still blowing ashore. you can see it s gusting 17, livermore 27 to 37 through the alta mont pass, 13 in concord. there is some clouds through the, just not much in the waive drizzle. so let s talk about temperatures. we are cooler this morning, 50 stoichl 59. as we head through the 12-hour day planner 59 to 70s spread at noon. 61 at the coast, 70 to 76 for bay and i land areas and 50s and 60s as you head through the evening hours. grab a coat. here s alexis with a look at the morning commute. we re looking good so far this morning too. here s a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no meteri
bay we ll head the nex bt.k ac developing news about a cancer nurse from oakland and her husband toward leave the count. they re scheduled to be deported in just a few hours. and pleas from the nurse s coworkers, her hospital and ceo have not stopped her from having to go. matt keller is live for us at sfo. matt. reporter: they re zed scheduled to leave here from sfo at 12:55 headed to mexico city but not before they made one plea to president trump to stay here in the bay area. just want him to, you know, to think how how will he feel if only something would happen to let s say ivanka or one of the otherch his kids and they have to leave the kids behind? reporter: highland hospital nurse maria mendoza sanchez and her husband are being deport and must leave the country the couple has held jobs, paid taxes and stayed out of legal trouble for two decades. they have four children, three of them u.s. citizens. their attorney has asked federal immigration authorities f