>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. all i knew was i went around the side of the car and she was on the ground. >> and east bay dentist a shot and killed in oakland's little saigon neighborhood. her longtime partner recounts the horrifying details of what happened. i am ama daetz. >> police have called it an attempted robbery but her family and friends say nothing was taken and believe it was a hate crime.

>> dion lim sat down with those who knew her best and has the interview you only see on abc 7 news. >> i appreciate it and i loved her. it was very special. >> nelson held a special bond with his longtime partner, lillie hsu. an immigrant from china who blossomed into a highly accomplished and beloved dentist with practices in oakland's chinatown. >> all of her referrals. her business came from referral after referral because people trusted her and her work ethic. >> it is a bond of admiration and respect. the couple were on their way to get everest -- get a massage and little saigon. they never made it to that appointment. >> i heard two or three bangs and then all of this on a flash.

>> surveillance shows an older model lexus sedan. you can see a suspect emerge. multiple gunshots rang out and nelson says lily was hit twice in the back. nothing was taken. those five seconds change his life forever. quasi ran around the side of the car and she was on the ground. she was semiconscious but not able to really respond. >> nelson held billy in his arms until the emblems arrived. later that evening she was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> another murder in little saigon. >> little saigon and oakland community plus anger boiled over. lily's wide group of friends who just celebrated her 60th birthday earlier this month attended -- attended the rally and made the call for action. >> it needs to be safe for the people here and the asian people here. >> we want to live in a place

that you know your friends and family will be safe. kueng they don't believe this was an attempted robbery as reported by but an example of the pandemic of hate. >> so many asians are being killed. we have to do something to prevent more killing. question new to groups such as the oakland chinatown improvement and others are gathering money for a reward fund to help catch louise kelly. in oakland, dion lim, abc 7 news. >> density was one of two homicides over the weekend. >> this is not who open is. this is not a reflection of who we are as a community. this is the worst of what we have in our community. what we saw here was so tragic. i hope that someone out there is inspired to share what they saw. >> chief armstrong says there are now 77 homicides in the city this year.

that number was 81 this time last year. armstrong says the department is adding officers, 30 new officers graduated days ago and a new police academy started today. now to breaking news at a fairfield where police shot a man who is now in the hospital. haricots police department says it happened around 2:30 this afternoon your central way and commerce court. they have not said what circumstances lead to the shooting. investigators will be on the scene for several hours and they're asking people to avoid the area. request breaking news enrichment. there is major police activity. sky 7 was overhead where police have set out numerous evidence markers. you can see that there and there was at least one person who died at the scene. you can see a crowd gathering as police investigate. we will bring you more details on this as they come into the newsroom. >> no information on the federal investigation into misconduct allegations by members of the as you police department. lamar thorpe confirmed that a

total of eight patrol officers are under investigation by the fbi and the das office. officials first announced to the probe. there are crimes of moral turpitude and more from the pittsburgh police department. >> as a result, they could increase the number of officers under investigation. a total of three officers are under investigation. request this would have created safe injection sites. the governor said he is concerned about the operation of sites with a strong local leadership.

he has instructed health and human services to convene city and county officials to discuss best practices. scott wiener authored the bill and called the veto tragic. >> they are investigating a police officer that dropped off a mentally ill man in san francisco, leaving him alone in a residential area with no resources. liz kreutz has more on the story. >> the incident was caught on video. you really have to do a double take. the police department is now apologizing but the people who live in the neighborhood want to know why he was brought across county lines and not provided any resources. >> it is not something san franciscans are likely to see. >> dropping off a man that

appears to be homeless and mentally ill. a shocked neighbor who asked not to be identified reported this video from the home across the street. he started causing trouble in the neighborhood. he seemed to like something on fire and then started throwing rocks. san francisco city attorney david chiu says his office is now investigating. >> it is disturbing to think that they would drop someone experience a homelessness in the middle of a residential neighborhood with no services or resources around it. it does not make for a good outcome. >> i want to acknowledge that we

made a mistake. cuesta lieutenant is -- >> lieutenant says the officers never should have driven him outside of san francisco. >> they just brought them to san francisco to let the city deal with it. >> i understand that is what it looks like and want to extend our apology not only to the san francisco community much of the first responders. legal action now is not at the table either. >> we will look told any jurisdiction accountable that is proven to engage in this behavior. any jurisdiction that is thinking about doing this needs to think twice. >> the spokesperson for the san rafael police department reiterated that drivers someone into san francisco is not part

of their policy whatsoever. he said they are addressing the issue internally with both the officer involved and the supervisor on duty who approved him doing this. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> what is the protocol? how should they have handled this when they picked him up? >> they could have tried to find him shelter or guide him to double transportation like a bus stop. resources are limited on what to take a person like this but they said unequivocally this should have not been taken to san francisco. >> today, san francisco police arrested a man they say attacked a 65-year-old woman as she walked down the street. this video shows the incident from wednesday, august 10 on 20 six ave. investigators identify the suspect as terrence chrisman. they believe he attacked another person in the area on the same day. you are asked to contact police if you have any information. >> after break, a tragic end to

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missed it in the leg. -- lake. he says that search-and-rescue are often not stocked up enough or equipped at the highest level of technology. >> a lot of times, search-and-rescue teams are comprised of volunteers. >> there are so many questions that authorities were not able to answer in this morning's press conference like how the car got into the lake. whether foul play was involved or how long the car was even in the lake but we have heard from kiely rodni's family. they said that while we accept the sadness cast under death pasta shadow, we are reminded not to mourn her loss but to celebrate kylie's spirit. she will surely remain with us

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played a role according to dr. chan hao-ching. >> we have seen some increase in those diseases. all of that really speaks to this in climate. >> animals and insects are impacted by different climate factors, he says that is were diseases that reside within them spread to us, just like monkeypox. >> it is not a disease of humans, it is a disease of small animals and mammals. it could have a big distribution chain -- change. where animals are living, what is hospital, what is not hospitable. >> dr. jim himes has since the bay area region is so densely populated, covid has even been able to spread easier. he says the study is another wake-up call to take limitation

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advisory. we do have a stiff breeze right now and pretty good air quality. that air quality advisory is due to the smoke from the six rivers company. you will notice everybody in the moderate category except the south central bank in the good category. it is good across the entire bay area. up to our north, not that bad at this hour. moderate for some parts but it is that fire burning into trinity and humboldt county area . the smoke from the fire is expected to drift. tomorrow at noon you will see some haze in the north bay. that, the forecast at 6:00 tomorrow night. you will notice more hazy conditions across many parts of the bay area. be prepared for that. it was definitely a jump up in santa rosa. 25 degrees warmer. we already had 95 in the

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>> i can appreciate there looking at it. i think we have to have equity most all the different restaurants but i haven't found it to impact the parking. i walk to town all the time. >> there such a plan -- decide on the seasonal plan. the owner and chef there says he is selling the restaurant. david kinch says he wants to focus on the next chapter of his life. he opened that in 2002. the restaurant received his third michelin star in 2016 which it has retained. >> it is unclear whether it will continue. the restaurant serves a chef tasting menu that ranges in price from 325 to $425 per person. world news tonight with david near is up next. thank you for watching. >> for all of us here, thank you

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