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>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding slugses. this is abc7news. dion: a call for justice. protesters have a demand for san francisco police following recent attacks on older asian americans. tonight, police respond. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. on a story only seen on abc7news this past friday. san francisco police made an arrest in a connection of an unprovoked beating in a public servant. on friday, i told you about if injuries that 70-year-old greg

chew suffered after he was attacked near his home at third and fo folsom streets. he was kicked in the face and beaten. this morning, police took derrek darby into custody in connection of this attack. >> officers were able to use photos and surveillance to be able to locate and identify the suspect fairly quickly, so we have great officers out there in the field doing good police work. dion: chew is a long-term san francisco resident. he has been booked on felony. charges. the attack on chew prompted the community to mobilize and demand answers about crimes against the community. cornell, these activists are

sending a strong message. cornell: they are, dion. they say enough is enough. they are demanding a meeting with police about better protecting the asian community against brutal beating. activists marched from north beach to chinatown calling for violence to stop. >> people are scared. it seems like open season on the asian american community, especially for the most vulnerable sections of our community. cornell: this week, abc7news was the first to share this disturbing video. mrs. wrenn brutally beaten and kicked in the face as suspects tried to rob her in her own apartment complex. >> they got mad and pulled me down. >> it has been a week and the perpetrators have not been

caught. we're demanding answers from our sfpd and our city officials. >> every time an asian is murdered, i see little response from our officials. cornell: they are tired of waiting for answers. they are demanding that the police chief bill scott hold a town hall on the issue in the next few days. >> this is an emergency and it needs to be treated like one. cornell: police say they are increasing foot patrols and actively searching for the suspects in the beating and robbery of mrs. wrenn. >> we will not stop until we find the suspects and we will not give up until the perpetrators are arrested and brought to justice. cornell: and we can tell you mrs. wrenn is recovering from her injurys. a-go fund me has raised $10,000 to hire a private security guard at her senior housing complex.

activists are waiting to hear from police about holding the town hall meeting. cornell bernard, abc7news. dion: when it comes to issue of race and social justice, abc7news is helping you make a difference in your community. you can check out our list of resources on how to find your ally. head to abc7news.com/takeaction. >> after 16 hours of voting and debate, the senate today passed a $750 billion health care tax and climate bill with help from the vice president. it now heads to the democratically-controlled house. deidra bolton has a look at some of the elements. >> reporter: the senate working through the weekend as they look to pass their sweeping climate, tax and health care package. it began on saturday night continuing into sunday voting.

using special senate budget rules, the democrats needed a simple majority to pass the bill. >> the senate being equally divided, the vice president votes in the affirmative and the bill, as amended is passed. >> reporter: bernie sanders with five last-minute amendments hoping to parve the bill further on fossil fuel and health care, but those amendments failed. >> we are elated. every member of our caucus is elited about what happened, because we really -- we've changed the world. >> reporter: the legislation will make the biggest single investment in clean energy the 234* the nation's history, allowing medicare to set prescriptions. >> this is going to reduce the costs that hit american families

in their pocketbook, prescription drug costs, health care costs, energy costs. it's going to make for a secure and stable and cleaner and more affordable future for american familys. >> reporter: but republicans disagree. >> they talk about it being big corporations, but big correlations raise prices. they do pass it down. we will see the tax increases coming down the line and americans are going to feel it. >> reporter: with only three months until midterm, they hope to get the bill to president prt biden's desk as quickly as possible. dion: health is another key component in building a better bay area and, so we focus on monkeypox. zuckerberg generally hospital says it will reopen its monkeypox vaccination clinic on tuesday. the hospital says san francisco received 10,000 doses of vaccine from the federal supply that is more than double the previous

two allotments. they will hold a walk-in vaccination clinic. kaiser, ucsf and kaiser will provide doses, but appointments are required. we have everything you need to know action monkeypox, including vaccines and treatment. you can find it on our website, abc7news.com. >> new details in president biden's covid journey. he left the white house today for the first time since becoming infected last month. he is spending the day at his home state in delaware. his says the president tested negative yesterday and today. he was officially cleared to emerge from isolation after testing positive for a rebound case of covid last saturday. mr. biden did not leave the white house for 17 days after initially testing positive on july 21. >> to developing news now on the mckinney fire. burning in siskiyou county near the oregon border.

we learned that flames consumed 87 homes and 47 structures, including garages and commercial buildings have been destroyed. crews have found four bodies in the fire zone. the fire is 40% contained. at 94 square miles, it is the largest wildfire in california this year. that fire erupted on jewel 29 and grew rapidly fueled by winds and thunderstorms. meantime, crews have the upper hand on wildfire burning near yosemite. three injuries have been in connection with this fire that burned 93 structures. the so-called oak fire is 92% contained. that fire has been burning since july 22. >> just ahead, a water warning in the east bay, and an unusual watercolor in parts of lake her rhett alerted the city of oakland that something is wrong. >> a festival celebrating

japanese culture returned to san francisco this year. the changes made to the event in an effort to help support local businesses. spencer: how about this for a sunny sky? are more days like this heading our way? i will have the forecast comin i had no idea how much i wamy case was worth. c call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪

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dion: people are being asked to stay out of the water at the crown jewel of oakland. the city says harmful algae has been detected in the water and it could be dangerous to people and pets. locals are reporting splotches of brownish water and that is indicative of a possible harmful

algae bloom. the city is urging people to stay out of the water as they conduct more tests. >> today is the final day of the biggest music festival. post malone is the headliner. the three-day festival features more than 100 artists on nine different stages and more than 25 million concertgoers are expected to be attending this year. today's act include wheezer and green day closed out a lively day two. lots of residents turned to social media saying they could hear the bands, some as far as two miles away. >> the 48th annual street fair celebratedle asian american and island pacificker heritage this weekend. look at their moves. the fair was canceled because of the pandemic and scaled back a bit this year.

food was not served at the fair this time in an effort to get people to support jan town restaurants. that didn't tampon enthusiasm for the multicultural events. >> i think it is important for our generations coming up. they see street fair as a place they could come out to volunteer and participate in. > dion: covid p.c.r. testing was available at the event. organizes encouraged everyone to get tested and vaccinated. >> when we return, we check out a temporary art display at a beach in san francisco. but it will only be there for a limited time. the story behind this sandman and the earthly elements he uses for his art. spencer: we're seeing blue skies everywhere, even at the golden gate. fog, clouds and maybe drizzle will come surging onshore overnight. i will have the accuweather forecast in just a moment

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dion: a captivating piece of art is on display in san francisco, but you better be quick if you want to see it in person. sand schupter has been working since friday. a huge eight foot high mound of sand has been arranged like the center of a sunflower. he timed his latest installation this just, so high tide will start tonight and will wash away most of his congregation. -- cr. >> i can do a different drawing tomorrow. it washes away and i get to try something different. dion: i like that he is always in motion. his work has been featured in many publications. his project sits south of the

cliff house if you want to catch it in the coming hours. we do mean hours, don't we, spencer? spencer: i like his approach to his artwork. it is ok if the tide rolls in and washes away today's work. i will work again tomorrow. of. dion: it is like life, it parallels shaking things off and moving on. spencer: it does imty t -- imite life. we have winds near the coast, of course. we have 37-mile per hour winds at san francisco. gusts to 28. sfo, 28 and our inland areas like rio vista are experiencing brisk winds. most locations are not much of a temperature different than this time yesterday, but near napa, are four degrees warmer than yesterday. under the blue skies looking out over san francisco where it is . we have 71 in oakland. eclamilder on the coast.

blue skies over the golden gate. blue skies cover the entire region. 80 degrees at napa. 84 at livermore and 84 at fairfield. you see how the sun is reflecting off of the camera lens, but the skies are blue so far. these are our forecast features, clouds, fog and coastal drizzle. sunny and mild again tomorrow and tuesday. the sunny pattern krnlts on a warming trend later in the week. for tonight, here is our forecast animation starting at 7:00 p.m. notice the increase in fog and clouds along the bay, along the coastal and typically bay, if you're a morning commuter, bear that in mind, because there may be slippery patches.

we will see that burn back giving us another sunny day. low temperatures overnight. excuse me. i'm getting choked up about this weather. lows in the upper 50's to near 60. cooler in the inland. mid 60's, coast. and mid 80's in the warmest inland spots and here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. not much changed from tomorrow's pattern into tuesday, but it gets warmer on wednesday and temperatures increase later in the week. by next weekend, look for mid 90's inland. upper 80's on the bay shoreline. dion: i'm choked up at how you delivered that forecast. thank you. to someone else that i get all choked up around. chris alvarez, the countdown is on. chris: it is on. five weeks until the niners opening season. bay bridge blast goes deep

twice. enough for the giants to hold off a late a's

>> now, abc 7 sports. chris: many on hand to usher in the 2022a's hall of fame. hall of fame earning green jackets, including joe rudy and the late ray fauci. we're scoreless on an 0-2 pitch.

his 10th of the year. 1-0, giants. top of the sixth, another 0-2 pitch and there hose his 10th homer of the year. 4-1, giants. brandon crawford made his return from the injured list. crawford, the back end long throw across for the out. what a play. capped a pitch for web. he says no challenge. giants up, 4-2 in the eighth. two-run shot. 31,605 in attendance. oakland, rally, brown going downtown. his team leading. a's down, 6-4. a's get the winning one, but lowry going to ground out to crawford and the giants win, 6-4 earning the bay bridge trophy for the second straight season. >> i think you see h how our

lineup is quality when we're healthy. crawford makes everybody better. estrada made a contribution with the home run to left center. it feels good that we have depth on the field and on the bench. >> he missed middle and we paid the price for it. the result was a home run. chris: to football and today is 8/7, better known as dwight clark day. honoring the star who famously made the catch, jump started a dynasty lead. five weeks from today, niners open the regular season in chicago. it is day 10 of training camp down in santa clara. niners off today. no practice. nick he bosa looking strong. a great camp and he and starting

quarterback trey lance continuing to build on the chemistry they developed this off-season. >> i have been saying it this whole spring, summer, he had a goal to become a different player. he is killing guys right now. he is making big plays, so i know he will accom continue to o that. >> he walked off of the field and he talked us to if he hit a play. we don't worry about him at all. chris: dion, are we having a party in five weeks? i have been talking about this forever. dion: it is always a party at abc7. chris: and every week.

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this edition of abc7news at 5:00. thanks for joining us. ville a great night and we will see you back here at tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the historic vote in the senate passing landmark legislation to fight climate change and cut the price of medicine, and president biden weighs in on a horrific series of murders. the victims, all muslim men. >> we begin with the monumental victory for president biden. after a marathon session in the senate. vice president harris casting the deciding vote, making way for the largest investment ever on green energy, plus lower prices for prescription drugs. but for millions there will not be a cap on the price of insulin. why this key measure was cut short. we've live on capitol hill. also tonight, a tight-knit community shaken to the core as four muslim men are murdered. the governor is calling this targeting killings. the fbi is now joining the case.