protesters have a demand for san francisco police following recent tax on older asian americans tonight police respond. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dionne lim to that rally in just a moment we begin now with new developments in a story only seen on abc 7 news this past friday san francisco police have made an arrest in connection with an unprovoked beating of a long-time public servant on friday. i first told you about the injuries 70 year old greg chu suffered after he was attacked near his south of market area home at 3rd and folsom streets. chew was hit in the face kicked and beaten this morning. took 34 year old derek yerby into custody in connection with the august 2nd attack fortunately in this incident. we had some some good photos and surveillance and officers were able to use those photos to to be able to locate and identify the suspect fairly quickly.

so really just some great officers out there in the field doing good police work. chew has served on several city commissions and is a long-time san francisco. resident yerby has been booked into the san francisco county jail on felony assault charges. he is not facing a hate crime charge. well, the attack of greg chu is one of the crimes prompting the asian-american community to mobilize two demand action and answers to crimes against the aapi community abc 7 news reporter cornell. bernard was at a rally today in san francisco and cornell. these activists are sending a strong message. yeah, dion activists say enough is enough. they are demanding a meeting with the police chief about protecting the asian-american community from future violence all in the wake of beating of a senior citizen all right by asian head humidity activists march from north beach to chinatown calling for violence against the aapi community to stop people are scared.

it feels like open season on the asian-american community, especially for the most vulnerable segments of our community this week abc 7 news was first to share this disturbing video a 70 year old grandmother known as mrs. wren brutally beaten and kicked in the face by four suspects. trying to rob her inside her very own housing complex. they got really mad and pulled me down. it's been a week so far. the perpetrators have not been caught and we are demanding answers from sfpd chief scott from our city officials. every time an elder is beaten or murdered. i see very little to no response from our elected officials activists say they're tired of waiting for action and solutions to help protect members of the community. they're demanding the police chief. william scott hold a town hall meeting on the issue within the next 10 days san francisco police commissioner. kevin benedictos says he'll work to make that happen. this is an emergency and it needs to be treated like one

police say they're increasing foot patrols around north beach and chinatown and are actively searching for suspects responsible for the beating and robbery of mrs. wren. we will not stop until we find these suspects. we will not be deterred and we will not give up until these perpetrators are arrested and they are brought to and we can't tell you that mrs. wren is recovering from her injuries. a gofundme has already raised $10,000 to hire private security guards at her senior housing complex meantime those activists are waiting to hear back from the police department about that town hall meeting. we'll see what happens with live in san francisco cornell bernard abc 7 news something. we race in social justice. abc7 is helping you make a difference in your community. you can check out our list of resources on how to find your ally just head to abc 7 developing news now after nearly 16 hours of voting and debate

the senate today passed a 750 billion dollar health care tax and climate bill with the help from the vice president. now it heads to the democratically controlled house abc news reporter deirdre bolton has a look at some of the bill's major elements. the senate working through the weekend is democrats. look to pass their sweeping climate tax and healthcare package the amendment process known as votorama began on saturday night continuing on sunday. senators voting on a series of amendments ahead of the final vote on the inflation reduction act using special senate budget rules democrats needed just a simple majority to pass the bill. they had no votes to spare the senate being equally divided the vice president votes in the affirmative and the bill as amended is passed. senator bernie sanders with five last-minute amendments hoping to push the bill further on fossil fuels prescription drugs and health care, but those edmonds failed as democrats remained united to pass the bill we are elated.

every member of my caucus is elated about what happened because we've really we've changed the world. the legislation will make the biggest single investment in clean energy in the nation's history. allow medicare to negotiate some prescription prices set a two thousand dollar annual cap on drug costs for seniors and lock in a minimum of corporate tax rate of 15% this is going to reduce the costs that hit american families in their pocketbook prescription drug costs healthcare costs energy costs. it's going to make for a more secure and stable. cleaner and more affordable future for american families, but republicans disagree now they talk about it being on big corporations, but a big corporations raise prices. they do pass it all down. so from our perspective, we will see those tax increases coming down the line. and americans are going to feel it with only three months till midterms democrats. hope to get the bill to president biden's desk as

quickly as possible deirdre, bolton abc news, new york. moving on now health is a key component in building a better bay area we focus now on monkey pox and the effort to vaccinate people here in the bay area. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital says, it'll reopen its monkeypox monkeypox vaccination clinic on tuesday. hospital says san francisco received $10,000 doses of the vaccine from the federal supply that is more than double the previous two allotments. sf general will hold a walk-in vaccination clinic from 8 am to noon tuesday through friday kaiser ucsf and sutter will also provide doses but appointments are required. and we do have everything you need to know about monkey pox including vaccines symptoms and treatment you can find it at our website abc7 news.com. a focus now on education students in the oakland unified school district returned to class tomorrow health and safety are top of mind throughout the district that is according to

the superintendent. students will be encouraged to wear masks while in the classroom, although they are not mandatory inside classrooms at home. covid tests are also available at school sites for parents to pick up. meanwhile community members who have occupied parker elementary school are still on the campus this weekend. that's after the district tried to forcibly remove them from the site, which is one of 11 slated to close or merge because of under-enrollment. the activists are demanding an investigation into last week's physical confrontation with district security guards. coming up a water warning in east bay and unusual watercolor in parts of lake merritt alerted the city of oakland that something may be wrong. now people are being told to stay away from the water. and a festival celebrating japanese culture return to san francisco this year the change made to the event in an effort to help support local businesses. i'm christian we have a vigorous onshore flow right now. it's going to bring us some low

clouds fog and drizzle. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc 7 news at 6:00 continues.

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the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's to stay out of the water at the crown jewel of oakland. the city says harmful algae is

being detected in the water and it could be dangerous to people and pets. locals are reporting splotches of brownish red water on the lakeshore avenue side, and that is indicative of a possible harmful algae bloom. city is urging folks to stay out of the water as they conduct more tests algae. blooms are on the rise statewide. well today is the final day of the bay area's biggest music festival and post malone is tonight's headliner for day three of outside lands at golden gate park. three-day festival features more than a hundred artists on nine different stages and nearly a quarter million concert goers are expected to be attending this year. today's acts also include weezer and elenium last night's berkeley's own green day closed out a lively day two lots of san francisco residents even turned to social media saying they could hear the band from their homes as far as two miles away. the 48th annual nehomachi street fair celebrated asian american pacific islander communities in

san francisco this weekend. look at them go. the fair was canceled last year because of the pandemic and was scaled back this year. all performances were held in the outdoor. peace. plaza food wasn't served at the fair this time in an effort to get people to support. japan town restaurants organizers say it's an effort to also bridge generations. that's important. for our generations that are coming up. because the volunteer at and participate in covid pcr testing was also available at the event organizers encouraged everyone to get tested and vaccinated. we'll check out a temporary art display at a beach in san francisco. keep in mind. it'll only be there for a limited time the story behind this sandman and the earthly elements. he uses for his art. and taking gander outside. oh how nice it is to be at the

beach looking kind of mild with a warming trend ahead spencer christian joining. us to talk about the temperatures on the way. and just five weeks until the niners open the regular season got a camp port on dwight clark day and bay bridge blast. yes going deep twice wasn't enough of the giants off a late a's rally will tell you in sports.

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of art is on display right now in san francisco, but you better be quick if you want to see it in person. dance sculptor. jim denison has been working on his latest project at ocean beach since friday. it's a labor of love for the accomplished artist huge eight-foot high mounds of sand have been arranged like the center of a sunflower. donovan says he has timed this latest installation. just right where high tide starts tonight and will wash away most of his creation. it's something he's okay with part of it. is that the tides? comes in and i can do a different drawing the next day. so so in a way it makes up for the fact that washes away that i could try something different. his work has been prominently featured in many publications donovan's projects. it's just south of the cliff house if you do want to catch it in the coming hours.

over in the east bay today an event that is both attribute to fallen heroes and a lesson in water conservation a car wash fundraiser was held in walnut creek to raise money for the families of police and firefighters who've lost their lives in the line of duty. service was provided by no h2o a company that washes cars without using water the products are eco-friendly and biodegradable. no h2o says the process saves about 35 gallons of water for each car washed the company donated tips plus 20% of all proceeds to the cause and you know washing one's car. yeah and look at that, you know, the whole conservation beat that's what you've been covering a lot in your reporting. that's right down and for a really great cause well, so combining two good things together. let's take a look what's happening with our weather right now. it's quite breezy around the bay area right now. and of course, especially near the coast where we have 39 milepower surface winds in san

francisco, but even farther inland and fairfield is pretty breezy too at 27 miles per hour 28 at rio vista the 24-hour temperature change not so significant generally speaking a degree or two milder or cooler in most bay area locations. so let's move along take a live view. sutro tower looking out over san francisco under blue skies 66 degrees right now in the city oakland 70 we have mid-70s palo alto, san jose and santa clara 64 at half moon bay. excuse me, and looking at the golden gate. breezy there under blue skies as well. we don't expect this kind of clear view at the golden gate much longer because there are going to be some low clouds and fog coming in later tonight, but right now it's beautiful 76 degrees in santa rosa petaluma 69 napa 77 fairfield 81 78 at concord 76 at livermore and a beautiful view of the western sky from emeryville. you can see the sunlight reflecting off the bay waters. and of course you can still see the golden gate because it's still clear there. these are our forecast features low clouds fog and coastal drizzle will develop overnight

and become rather widespread. there may be some wet spots for the morning commuter on the on the pavement, of course, sonny and mild tomorrow and tuesday warmer pattern begins later in the week. so overnight this is what we can expect in terms of the fog development developing and surging onshore lots of low clouds there pushing. well across the bay and well inland as a matter of fact and all we have to the delta into the sacramento valley. we'll see fog developing as well. and of course look for patchy drizzle along the coast to perhaps even along some bay shoreline location. but it'll pull back to the coastline by midday giving away to mainly sunny skies, but we some active weather over in the in the foothills there, maybe some showers but here in the bay area it will be dry except in the early morning hours when again where may see some apache drizzle overnight lows will be generally in the upper 50s to about 60 degrees pretty mild overnight tomorrow a mile today not very warm though mid 60s at the coast mid 70s around the bayshore line inland areas will warm up to low to mid 80s. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. you can see tomorrow.

tuesday will be a very well almost identical in terms of the temperature range. it'll get a little bit warmer by a couple of degrees on wednesday warmer still on thursday and friday and by saturday and sunday next weekend. look for inland highs in the mid-90s near 80 around the bay shoreline mid-60s on the coast. now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez reggie jackson rickey henderson many more on hand to usher in the 2022a's hall of fame class six new members earning their green jackets including longtime clubhouse manager, steve usenich, joe rudy and the late ray fossey who was represented by his wife carol winner of this game earning the bay bridge trophy top of the third scoreless until mike is strep ski on an o2 pitch solo shot to write center his tenth of the year one. nothing giants. 6 now 2-1 giants tyro strada, welcome back from the injured. listen another o2 pitch in there that goes his tenth of the year as well made it for one giants brandon crawford. the giants are getting healthy these days turn from the io

yesterday and in the seventh at his classic crop backhand long throw across for the out captain four pitching for starter logan webb close play, but mark katsay says, he's out giants at fortune the eight runner on for years two-run shot dead center. second of the game. it's 6-2 giants 31,6005 in the crowd that swing was big because oakland rallied seth brown two-run shot his team leading 17th a's down just six four we go to the ninth a's get the winning run of the plate jed lowry. that's a ground ball the crawford. picks it up throws across he's out giants win 6-4. they earned that bay bridge trophy or the second straight year. i think you really see how our lineup can be quality from the top to the bottom when we're healthy and obviously cause such a stabilizing force in the middle of the diamond makes everybody around him better astronomy an instant contribution today without home run to left center. it just feels good to know that we have depth both in the lineup

and also on the bench. he's trying to go up above the zone get a swing and miss chase. hi, and you know he missed middle and and we paid the price for it, you know a good swing was put on no two pitch and the result. a home run back to the a's hall of fame ceremonies among the inductees joe rudy who played 11 years for the ace born in modesto played for the a's their final year in kansas city made his coliseum debut on a very memorable night when the place was less than a month old. beyond my wildest dreams to be standing up here today. i look back at the career that i had 1968 and i called up from aaa my first game here was a knife that catfish hunter through a perfect game. i'm standing out in left field with my knees knocking praying that i didn't screw it up. i want you all know. i love this city. i love the fans. and i dig the colors green and gold. reggie looking pretty good.

today is eight seven better known as dwight clark day 49ers honoring the late star receiver who wore number 87 famously of course made the catch that jump started a dynasty within the first of five super bowl title runs, by the way, five weeks from today, you know, it niners open the regular season in chicago day 10 of training camp in santa clara niners are off tomorrow, and then friday night. you got the preseason home opener against the green bay packers. there's nick bosa. he looks ready wide receiver brandon, and i you having a great camp in both he and starting quarterback trey lance continuing to build on the chemistry. they developed developed. me training this offseason. i've been saying it since you know this whole spring summer, you know, he was locked in this offseason. nothing. he had a goal of separating himself and becoming kind of a different player. he's killing guys right now, you know, he's making some really really big plays and separate himself so i know he's gonna continue to do that the best thing about trade like walked out the practice field and he was still the exact same way today a couple plays that he wished he had back he comes and talked to us the same way as if he were to hit a play level even

killed dude so we don't worry about him at all. really. good energy at the bay bridge series in oakland this weekend. nice to see all those familiar faces back in the green and golden getting their green jackets very well deserved honors and nice to see some of reggie jackson rickey henderson coming back to support those guys the 2022 class for oakland. okay, chris. thanks. well just ahead a mexican-american food company wants to make someone's taco dreams come true. it's not a food giveaway, but a food truck fund more this story next.

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on abc 7 news at 11 a mystery in new mexico. multiple muslim men have and murdered in the city of albuquerque in recent days are those cases connected? and a young bay area activist who helped organize a massive march across the golden gate bridge is looking to make lasting change in the community. we are there as her nonprofit hands out its very first scholarships those stories and much more tonight at 11. finally now if you have ever considered starting your own food truck. this could be your chance to do it on someone else's dime. the company siete foods is

giving away $40,000 to help latinos open or expand their businesses. this is video sent to us by the company the money is available for taco trucks and taco stands along with mexican restaurants anywhere in the us. the company started the competition after seeing evidence that latino businesses are less likely to be approved for bank loans than their other non-latino competitors. you can find much more information about the contest at siete foods.com. and that's it for this edition of abc 7 news at 6. i'm dion limb. have a great evening and we'll see y

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