>> a san francisco commissioner is brutally attacked. a rally for aa justice it's a story we first broke right here on abc7. the

dion: he was brutally beaten in an attack. now a suspect has been arrested for the assault of a long time san francisco public official. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. you're watching abc7. an un un-- unprovoked attack tht greg chu suffered near his south of mark area home at 3 rdand folsom streets. he was hit in the face, kick and beaten this. morning police took 34 year-old derek yerby in connection with the august 2nd attack.

again, investigators say that attack was unprovoked. >> system of these are our most vulnerable residents. and when they are attacked it tends to draw a lot more attention from people. dion: they will interview the suspect to determine whether racial bias has anything to do with the assault. yerby is facing numerous assault charges. this has prompted the asian-american community to mobilize for answers against the aapi comm community. activists had a strong message. reporter: community activists called for violence against the aapi community to stop. >> people are scared.

it feels like open season on the asian-american community especially the most vulnerable segments of our community >> this week abc7 news was first to share this disturbing video. a 70 year-old grandmother known as mrs. ren beautifully beaten and suspects trying to rob her. >> they got really mad and pulled me down. >> it's been a week so far. the perpetrators not been caught. and we are demanding answers from sfp.d. official. >> i see very loyal 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 meeting. san francisco police commissioner says he'll work to make that happen. >> this is an emergency. and it needs to be treated like

one. >> police are increasing foot parols around north beach and chinatown and are looking for suspects responsible for the robbery of mrs. wren. >> we will not be deterred or give up until these perpetrators are arrested and brought to justice. reporter: a go fund me has raised $10,000 to hire security guards at her senior complex. meanwhile we'll see what happens. in san francisco cornell bernard abc7 news. dion: when it comes to issues like race or social justice, you can check out our list of resources on how to find your ally. just head to abc7news/ abc7news/takeaction. after a marathon 16-hour vota rama as it's called the senate has passed the inflation act.

it passed with 50 votes along party lines with kamala harris casting the deciding vote. the $740 billion will include the biggest investment in clean energy in american history. i will allow medicare to negotiate some prescription drug. and it will lock in the tax rate at 15%. reaction as you can imagine is divided among democrats and republicans. >> and i am really that the inflation reduction act will endure as one of the defining feats of the 21st century. >> what they're trying to do is to take dollars an redistribute it back to the places that they think it should be done. and in this case, they're looking at things that they want to do primarily on climate change. this is not the time to be experimenting in that area. >> months of fragile negotiations among democrats preceeded this vote.

it now goes to the house for a vote in that chamber. well, will this legislation trick to the gas pump? prices around the country have been dropping for two straight months and they are edging down in the bay area as well. in san francisco, the afternoon price is $5.59 a gall. oakland has the least expensive with an average of $5.46. drivers can expect to pay a penny more in the bay area. many are wondering if the inflation reduction act will have an impact on inflation if passed into law. j.r. stone talked with some top experts at u.c. berk limb >> inflation remains a very big concern. but it's certainly having prices coming down will help. >> and in california those gas prices have dropped by 98 cents since june. severn bornstein is urging

caution. >> everybody likes pague less. but we should be less worried about the cause because it is substantially driven by weakening in the u.s. economy. >> drivers, though -- >> i'm driving more. >> will take any price drop since -- >> this country is built to be on cars. >> while this drop in gas prices is likely to help with inflation, many are wondering if the inflation reduction act will do the same if passed in washington, d.c. i do think that the inflation reduction act might help a bit. but what w we do know is that it mostly won't hurt. >> she says that despite the name inflation reduction act it actually hits hardest on climate change and clean energy initiatives. >> it's going to make a leader in the fight against global

warming. it could help reduce inflation but it's certainly not going to hurt. >> as for recent easing at the pain in the pump -- >> it's pretty clear that we're going to see a bit more of a drop because the price of crude oil came down. and that hasn't fed through yet. unless the price of crude oil suddenly rebounds, i think we'll see more of a drop. beyond that it's hard to tell. >> j.r. stones abc news news. >> zuckerberg and the hospital will open the vaccination cling on tuesday. san francisco received 10,000 doses of the vaccine from the federal supply. that is more than double the previous two a lotments. af general will hold a walk-in vaccination clinic tuesday through friday. kaiser, and is it >> he provide dose but appointments are required. and don't forget, we have everything you need to know about monkeypox including

vaccines, symptoms and treatment. you can find it all on our website, abc7news.com. >> they returned to classrooms tomorrow. sit the first day of instruction in the district and like many others throughout the bay area, oakland unified has struggled to hire enough qualified teachers to fill positions. oakland unified will start paying new teachers crede credentialing and assessing fees over the next school year. the district says it has about 500 teacher vacancies. many applicants hold an emergency or out of state teaching credential. >> people are being asked to stay out of the water at the crown jewel of oakland. harmful algae is being detected in the water and ito people and. local are reporting brownish water and that's indicative of a possible algae bloom.

the city is urging folks to stay out of the water as they conduct more tests. algae bloom are on the rise statewide. coming up, the saying is action speak louder than words. a young bay area activists who found her calling during the george floyd contest is looking to change the future one person at a time. what her nonprofit gave out tonight ♪ >> outside lands is definitely back. we'll give you a sample of the festivities on the final day. >> vile the accuweather forecast coming up when abc7 news at

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out of northern california with the effort to put out the mckinney fire. the biggest blaze in the state this year is burning siscu county near the oregon bored and has wiped out dozens of other buildings. four bo bodies have been found n that fire zone. the fire erupted on july 29th and has been fueled by wednesday from thunderstorms. it is just 40% contained. firefighters say they're making good progress and slowing down the yeti fire. it was starts by lightening on july 29th and started the very same day the mckinney fire broke out. fire officials say the entire southern edge has been contained. the yeti fire has burned about 8,000 acres. burning near yosemite national park is now close to full containment. that fire has burned close to 20,000 acres most being homes. it has been burning since july

22nd and is considered by some to be the most drubbingive wildfire in california this year. the washburn fire was fully contained at the end of july. the bay area biggest annual music festival has wrapped up a big weekend at golden gate park. dion: look at the turnout. the third and final night of outside lands brought thousands of fans the park. pbs the festival featured more than 100 artists on nine different stages and drew in 100,000 concert goers. on the's headliner postma loan. well, abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area. and it is something that taken all of us. so when it comes to the future, you are never too old or too young to help shape it. a young actitieses, efforts are

reaching new heights in livermore doling out thousands of dollars in scholarships to black students. here's abc news reporter tara campbell. >> meet indi go eaton, active at the tender age of 10. >> these programs helped me, you know, find my voice. >> continues to find her voice into her teens. >> her family by her side. >> i've been in a family that really cherishes advocacy, social justice. equity for everyone. >> also giving credit to her yup bringing in oakland. >> there are so many different people. oakland's background in terms of pro testing. and now, being honored by another young activist. keiana day is the founder of youth advocates for change. she founded the nonprofit on the

heels of the murder of george flow. >> no justice, no peace! >> organizing this black lives matter march across the golden gate bridge. and tonight, awarding $10,000 to students look to make change. >> i had no idea what i was starting >> youth advocates for change now has chanters in five states sand supporting count less projects. >> i'm going to college this fall. it's a huge financial burden. so i understand especially with the lack of resources how important this money is. >> for indigo, the scholarship means less lones for her family -- loans for her family. >> it's going to help me continue my advocacy. >> and also making my brother proud. >> i heard her talking in public. like, you're really powerful. you're really well spoken. activism helping her overcome a lot of insecurities. >> i feel like if that little

girl were to look at where i am today, just very happy for fighting for what i believe in tara campbell, abc7 news. dion: remarkable young woman. east bay today an event that is tribbed to fallen heroes and water conservation. a car wash fundraiser was held in walnut creek to raise money for the families of police and firefighters who have lost their lives in the line of duty. the service was provide for no h20. the pickup trucks are bio degradable. no 420 and it seems 35 for each car washed. they donated tips and 20% of all proceeds. >> i like that, echo friendly car wash and for a very good cause. >> i'm happy to say the weather is coming down -- the winds are

going down a little bit. you could see it's breezy where we have 28 mile-per hour service wind. i i have much liger -- 24 hour temperature change show that is most location are about one or two cooler. that's not a huge change. here's a look from our roof top on this so far still mostly clear night. 62 degrees in san francisco and palo alto 63. san jose is our warm spot 65 and a cool 67. it's clear at the golden gate although we are waiting for clouds to arrive. 60 in petaluma. napa 61, 62 at fairfield. 62 in concord. we're off in the distance. but so far it's a mainly clear evening f these are our forecast

features, clouds will increase. sunny and mild tomorrow and tuesday. and we expect a warmer pattern to begin later in the yup coming week. here's our forecast. notice there may be a couple of little patches of drizzle. but certainly once these clouds start to roll in overnight, much better chance of some drizzle as the commune gets underway so they could get to some spots on the pavement. you'll be mainly clear sky with fog returning tomorrow night. tomorrow, look for low temperatures mainly in the upper 50's to low 60's. relatively mild in most locations. certainly mild tomorrow. we expect highs of mid 60's. and low to mid 80's en land. and sheer the accuweather seven-day forecast. you could see the first couple of days tomorrow and tuesday, nice an mild. high temperatures only in the

mid 80's. a couple of degrees warmer on tuesday. about two degrees warmer again on inland. not until sad -- saturday and sunday mid 90's. and mid 60's own the coast. but even with that warming trend, dion, we are not expecting any ext extreme weath. dion: looking for rain still as always. >> yeah, we would have to look to the fall for that. >> look a little harder, i guess. >> already, spencer, thanks. hopefully i can deliver on this. the sandman cometh. it's taken over a beach in san francisco. but will it be around much longer.

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large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us.

dion: a captivating piece of art

wowed beach goers in san francisco today. but we are sad to say you probably missed your shot to catch a glimpse of it this is the labor of love sand sculpture dan spent three days shaping. he arrange it to look like the center of a sunflower. the accomplished artist started his latest work on friday. this one like all of his other sand creations was never actually meant to last. >> i planned it so the highest tide of the month is sunday, monday, tuesday. today it will start to completely erase and these will turn into islands. >> more exclusive. he's ok with it. all of his creations have been featured in many publications. chris alvarez with a me view of sports. hey, chris. chris: just five weeks into the niners' regular season open.

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>> reggie jackson, rickey henderson many more were on hand to usher in the 2022 hall of fame class. six new jackets including steve usinich and a late ray fossi. top of the third. we're score less. mike yastrzemski on an 0-2 pitch. solo shot to right center. his 10th of 2 -- the year.

>> another 0-2 pitch. 4-1 giants on that blast. brandon crawford returning from the inch l. yesterday. crawford, the backhand, long throw. cap add four-pitch inning for logan webb. close play. kotsay gives no challenge sight. 4-2 in the eighth. makes it 6-2 inner yazz. his second of the game. and 31, 605 in attendance. oakland rally seth brown going downtown. two-run shot. his team leading 17. a's doing 6-4. >> get the winning run of the plate. but jed lowrie. giants win 6-4 earning the trophy for the second straight year. >> i think you can see that our line can be top when our lean is

healthy. >> makes everything around him better. estrada made an instant contribution with that home run to left center. it feels good that we outdepth them in the line and in the bench. >> and you know, he missed and we paid a good price for it. and the result was home run. >> to football. today is known as dwight clark day. he wore number 87 famously made the catch. that jump starred to a dynasty five weeks from today, 49ers open up their regular season in chicago. it is day 10. friday night, preseason home opener against packers. there's nick bosa looking good. brandon ayuk having a great camp. both me and trey lance continuing to builds on the

chemistry they develop training in the off-season. >> i've been saying it since the whole spring, summer. he was locked in this off-season. hef had to separate himself and become a better player. he's killing guys right now. i know he's going continue to do that. >> best thing -- he walked on to the practice field he's still the same way. >> he couldn't talk to us the same way. we don't worry about him at all really. >> abc7 sports is sponsored by river rock casino. >> chris, thank you. a new twist out of south mateo county. why the criminal case against the bill may soon be tossed out. >> four murders in albuquerque, new mexico. and the one thing all four victims has in common that

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. dion: new developments now in the criminal case involving a replica of the bat mobile from the 1960's tv show. san mateo district attorney has called off the arraignment for the bat mobile builder from indiana. he is the one facing two criminal charges in a dispute with a wealthy realtor. the d.a. is taking that action after watching the first two investigators on the -- investigation tons case. dan: san mammateo district

attorney is canceling the august hearing. he build replica bat mobiles. >> i want some more detail before we make a final decision whether this case goes forward. >> that's a change? >> that's a change other than it was going to be an arraignment on the 5th of august. >> what's the second look? >> you candidly. >> he saw our eye team investigations anding hi they sent investigators to raid recopies garage. >> what role did your office make in the planning or approval of the raid? >> zero. >> you didn't know they were going intend ago team to indiana? >> no, not at all. >> he tells me his staff did approve the search and arrest warrants. but that in his 45 years in the d.a.'s office, he has never seen

a raid like this by the sheriff's department in another state for a nonviolent theft case. >> if the person they wanted to arrest was the godfather. maybe you go with a few more people. but not -- in the average one, it's not something i've seen. there are was the sheriff doing a favor for a friend. what's your reaction? >> i hope not. >> his office says he can't talk to me because he's concentrating on giving answers to the board of supervisors on the bat mobile raid. i had an interview at 3:00 wednesday, but he bowed outs a short time before. >> his lawyer was insistent. he has to do this interview. we have to do it now. >> now, samara is concerned discussing evidence in an ongoing criminal matter and that he has been receiving harassing

and threatening texts and phone calls. yesterday, i spotted an atherton police car in front of his home. from the public file from his 2020 divorce in the final agreement, he gets to keep his ford f-150, husband bus, lamborghini. bentley. two boats, two jet skis. a vespa and bat mobile. after he paid $1 # 0,000 for his replica. mark ray cup says he couldn't get in touch for eight months and ha that the realtor missed a payment. so they moved him to the ninth customer in line he did pay off the entire car at that point. but he was absolutely have you had to find out that his car was going to be delayed. >> i watched mr. recopies interview by you.

and if that ultimately is the scenario, that's a civil case. it's that simple. that's a civil case. >> wow, what a relief. this has been a two-weeknight mary. >> i spoke to mark ray cup again to hear his reaction. >> if you had a chance to say something to sam, what would you tell him? >> if you want your car, you have to stop doing these things because they're only slowing you down and delays your car. and i want to finish your car. that's what i do. i fulfill dreams. i've never not full filled the dream of making sure somebody will get their bat moment it will be worth it i promise. >> they sent a statement. he paid in full for his bat mobile. ray cup answers he no longer has that $210,000. ray cup's bank accounts is still

frozen, but that's he's not worrying about a trip to california coming up in two weeks. >> dan noise, abc7 news. >> authorities in new mexico believe the deaths of four muslim men may be linked. the latest murder of a south asian man on friday night, the police are investigating. two other men from pakistan, all three belong to the same mosque. the f.b.i. is joining the investigation along with u.s. marshalls. >> this is a frightening time for many. we have members of our communities are afraid to participate that they should never be afraid. >> the victims in all three cases last week were ambushed, fired on and killed. authorities are asking the public to help with their investigation. a $15,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsibility.

tonight there's renewed optimism that brittany grinder could be freed. it involves a prisoner exchange. russia is ready to discuss swapping greiner and paul why land who is in russiancustody abc news reports the u.s. is ready to exchange imprisoned arms dealer victor booth as par of the deal. former u.n. ambassador is working as an outside advise or in the government's negotiations. >> in my view is that i'm optimist ex. >> i think she has a good legal team. >> greiner was sentenced to nine years in prison last week. that's when a russian judge said she had criminal intent when it was found. greiner says it was all a mistake. >> president biden left the

white house for testing negative twice. here he is where he has a reunion. the president tested negative for covid on saturday and today. and on july 30th, he experienced what doctors call ago rebound case o after taking the double. >> president bide season safe to attends. and to travel. still ahead on abc news news at 11, a whole different kind of picnic. the erupting volcano which has become a dangerous tourist attraction. >> fog will increase. and few drizzle drops may until the mauvement in the morning i'll have

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dion: the street fair celebrated asian-american pacific islander

communities. the fair was cancelled last year because of the pandemic. it showcases music and dance as well as local artisans. >> i love seeing people have fun dancing again. the fair was scaled back. it was held at the outdoor peace plaza. food was out of the area because of covid. >> i think it's porn for generations coming up because they see street fair as a place they can probably come out and volunteer and participate in. dion: they also provide p.c.r. testing. organizers encouraged everyone to gets vaccinated and fight coviding to. check this out. a volcano wowed spectators in iceland with dancing flames. sit the first time in eight months the volcano has erupted.

obers say this blast is five to 10 times bigger than the last one. you can see there, they flocked to see the phenomenon despite warnings, urging people not to go near the seeing. it is around 20 miles from iceland's capital of reykjavik. i mean, how do you keep people away? it's spectacular, but you can imagine how dangerous it is. >> you're exactly right. i've been close to virtually every natural disaster you can imagine except a volcano. i rather just see the video, i think. here's a look at what's happening in the bay area. not very spectacular at all. but we have clouds, low clouds and fog expanding overnight moving across the bay and inland. probably a few areas of patchy drizzle in early morning hours. early morning computers will spot some wet roadways. but lit give us sunny days and bright and clear.

overnight lows tonight into the early morning hours, mainly upper 50's to low 60's. pretty mild in most location. and mild through the day tomorrow under sunny skies. look for highs in the mid 60's. mid 70's. low to mid 80's inland. and sheer the accuweather seven-day forecast. lose be much like tomorrow. lit warm-up a couple of days. wednesday through thursday finally next weekend look for temperatures in the mid 9 oh's. but it will be warm. 78 to about 80 degrees and on the coast we'll be looking at mid 60's next weekend. a lovely week coming up. dion: it's nice be even cold, you know, nothing out of the ordinary. >> no extreme variations not roller coaster ride -- dion: which we had present i of. chris alvarez joining us with a preview of sports. joe rudy goes down memory lane. and memories made in livermore. so to celebrate or not? a wild finish the little league

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i don't mind doing whatever it taken for this team to win. >> stephen curry's summer is busy continuing his curry camp. 26 select high school basketball player evenly split were coached by malone, bazemore, curry and mckellop. >> one, two, three! >> what an experience for campers. not only was he cheering them on, he went through the drills that makes him one of the best basketball players in the planet >> this is an amazing opportunity to see the next generation's greatest talent and try to be a pat of their journey. because you know how hard it is there's a lot of talent out there but we want to give them the perspective and the intangibles and just to know how to play the game the right way, how to compete, how to have fun. >> we treat the kids right. drying to be first class. >> enter media little league

world series. 13 year-olds in livermore. south korea in the final seventh inning. danville gets the ground ball for the out. and sit dog pile time. but first base umpire calls the runner safe. they're celebrating. the ball is still alive. now the umpire. his foot came off the bag. but replay shows he did get the foot back in type. it's overturned. and danville wins. coach matt hill loving it. it's the first time the host team has won the enter media world series. as for the a's. among the i duck tee, joe rudy born in modesto, played for a niece their final year in kansas city. made his debut on a very memorable night when the place was just less than a month old. >> beyond my wildest dreams be standing up here today. i look back at the career they ha in 1968.

catfish threw a perfect game. i'm praying that i didn't screw it up. >> i want you all to know that i love this city, i love the fans, and i dig the colors green and gold. >> and bonds hits one high! it is deep! it is out of here! 756! >> on this day in 2007, 15 years ago, barry bonds became baseball's all-time home run leader. check out the reactions from duane kuiper and mark kooko. goosebumps. semifinals in san hoe say shelby rogers taken kostakina.

something was bothering rogers. rogers left the court after the first game in the third set. came back and played better. but her opponent stayed in control winning in three sets for her first san jose championship and her first win in the u.s. since 2017. abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. dion. dion: thank you very much. and that's it for this edition of abc7 news at 11:00. i'm dion limb. news continues tomorrow now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? oh, all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee.

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