she was out for a walk when officers said 35-year-old daniel cauich stabbed her with a knife.ce arrested the suspect. we spoke with kate larsen. >> up until now she's been mobile. she's an independent and beautiful woman who's just stronging in every way. >> in 2016, the suspect, daniel cauich was arrested on murder charges in the mission district. a judge dismissed the charges in texan for lack of evidence. on may 8th and and year he was arrested again on burglary related charges. charges were filed to detain him on may 24th, but the doe mid it. >>> the inquiry into a ari ari grande bombing cost lives. the retired judge said arena operators should have been more suspicious of the bomber. a family reported him loitering in a blind spot of the security camera shortly before the blast. the judge ordered venue staff didn't react quick enough. a separate investigation is underway to review the emergency response. >>> it is like a scene out of the show wild kingdom a mountain biker captured this on one of the most popular trails. the mountain lieion is standing over a dead deer and

. >> reporter: police say they arrived 35-year-old daniel cauich. nbc bay area learned cauich was arrested five times last year for burglaries and in 2016 for homicide. police say at the time of wednesday's arrest he wore an ankle monitor. today we talk up with the district attorney. >> a lot of folks are suggesting the decision to release him was the district attorney's office. we filed a written detention motion. we asked the court to detain him. we presented all the evidence of why we believed he was a public safety risk and why he shouldn't have been on the street. ultimately, as in every case, it's up to the use and other ch. we spoke with the mayor it's h frustrating that this continues to happen. i will say that the police department, they made an arrest within two hours of this incident. now the information has been turned over to the district attorney's office. i hope that the d.a. and the courts do the right thing and hold this person accountable. >> reporter: in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> righting an historic wr

the suspect, daniel cauich, has a lengthy criminal record. we asked the d.a. should he have been on the streets. >> we asked the court to detain him. it was our view and our written motion to the court that he should be detained. we made that argument to the court. >> but the judge granted cauich's release anyway. in the most recent charges against him, he's expected to face several charges including attempted homicide and elder abuse. >>> still ahead, california has new rules for vaccinated workers tonight. we'll have a look at the dos and the don'ts. >>> a live look at the white house where president biden has declared tomorrow a new federal holiday. >>> plus, the drought is so severe in santa clara county tonight they are saving every drop possible. the strict new regulations. [announcement on pa] introducing togo's new cheese steak melt, featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new cheese steak melt, now at togo's. [announcement on pa] how far wo

the suspect, daniel cauich, has been caught and charged with assault and elder abuse. >>> in the wake of violence against asian-americans, there was a show of solidarity between an african-american and the aapi community today. reverend jesse jackson among those in the colorful show if you needed a today in portsmouth square. they touched on juneteenth as the motivation to work together. >> since then, up to today, people of color's communities have had to suffer and endure cycles of hate, racism, and discoloration. and for that, we must continue the fight. >> the event featured a couple of performances, including a traditional chinese lion dance group. >>> oaklands lake merritt has long been the epicenter of summer weekend celebrations in the east bay. this year, there is more at bay, with tomorrow being juneteenth. leslie brinkley says the city is braced for big crowds. >> reporter: it is a trifecta, a heat wave, plus the first weekend of no masks for vaccinated people, plus juneteenth being named a national holiday. >> it's exponential, the joy we feel. >> people say, oakland is go

daniel cauich is in jail this morning. he's said to have a long rap sheet including a 2016 homicide arrest. they say he stabbed 94-year-old anh taylor multiple times in front of her tenderloin apartment. a friend of the victim tells us following surgery she is stabilized and is expected to survive. >>> and happening today antioch leaders will sign a resolution for past treatments of asian immigrants. councilmembers first confronted this dark side of the city's past in an era once called the driving out period. in the 1870s white residents of antioch burned down the city's chinatown. chinese immigrants were banned from walking on the streets after sunset. last month councilmembers approved measures to make amends including this official apology happening later today. >>> two legendary religious leaders came together with one message, love not hate. exclusi reverend jesse jackson and chinatown's reverend norman fong. we talked about a lot of things including the surge in anti-asian crimes and the opportunities the community

daniel cauich is in jail. now police say he stabbed 94-year-old anh taylor multiple times in front of her tenderloin apartment. one witness who did not want her face on camera said taylor's wrist was cut pretty badly in the attack. >> when i ran over, i saw blood just gushing everywhere. oh, my god, what happened? she's like, i don't know. he stabbed me. >> a friend of the victim tells us following surgery he is stabilized and is expected to survive. >>> happening today antioch leaders will sign apology resolutions for past treatment to asian immigrants. earlier councilmembers first confronted this dark side of the city's past in an era once called the driving out period. in the 1870s white residents of antioch burned down the city's chinatown. chinese immigrants were banned from walking the streets after sunset. last month councilmembers approved measures to make amends including this official apology happening later today. >> two legendary religious leaders came together with one message, love, not hate. i g

the suspect, 35-year-old daniel cauich has a long criminal history. district torn's office requested he be detained after an arrest last month for burg harry but it was denied by the court. >>> the state now has a new optional system for californians to access the covid vaccination records. anyone who has been vaccinated can download an electronic version of the card they received when they got their first shot. officials call it a digital covid-19 vaccine record. >> vaccinate the california are recommended to keep paper cdc card in a safe secure place worker recognize some people may prefer an electronic version. >> be sure to check if yours is accurate. some noticed errors. if you sign up and your information is wrong, there's a number to call. we posted that along with the link to the state's website on our website, abc7 news.com. >>> our workplace changed during the pandemic. tracking those changes is one pillor of our effort to build a better bay area. given the experiences of some employees who have worked remotely the whole time, there's no goi