lyanne: should you resign? >> of course not. lyanne: none of the supervisors have asked him to resign. >> i have no intention to do that, and no. lyanne: but my question is, you supported collins, allison call lynns and you asked ann hsu to resign. >> i thought you were going to do an interview about the eviction rally. if your question is if i'm asking shamann walt on the resign, the answer is no. lyanne: 7 on abc7news did covert rally and the cadet says an apology from walton wouldn't mean that much to him. >> i do feel offended saying it is solidarity between two black men. i don't agree with that at all. lyanne: you read the harassment free policy and this call debt debt -- cadet falls under the protected class and it clearly states that employees, applicants or persons providing services to the city by contract by employees or nonemployees is prohibited. dan? dan a.: we heard in your piece that the cadet says an apology would not mean that much to him. what does he wants to put this to rest? lyanne: he told me he wants to c

lyanne: four lopez, going away quietly was never an option. lyanne melendez, abc 7 news.elines and new norms. to find out about that, go to our back-to-school coverage page , the abc 7 bay area tv streaming app, just search abc 7 now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equipment fees. oh, and a free streaming box. i like streaming. it's all just $50 a month when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. will you add a motorcycle? no. did you say yes?! the new xfinity supersonic bundle. it's kind of a big deal for decades, i've worked at the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations exploit homelessness to pad their profits. vote no on 27. dion: a piece of movie history in berkeley is said to be on the br

lyanne melendez is in the newsroom with the latest. how is that going? lyanne: very heated. the other school board members can remove her. they are not going to do that. now, i have been listening to this meeting on zoom, again, very heated. they just called a recess. this will end up being a stern warning to hsu that she cannot repeat the statements ever again. now, i want to also point out that in that meeting, the president of the board said the inability to learn is not the fault of the student or the parents, but that of the school district. well-known columnist herb cain said that san francisco is where the opinions clash. thrown in was school board hsu and likely will be reprimanded by her colleagues. >> people can say anything about you and it is ok. lyanne: the ncaap held a rally in front of the school asking for her resignation after hsu made racist comments about black and brown parents. expect they did not ask allison collins to resign after her tweets describing anti-blackness among asian americans. he supported collin, but he, too, asked hsu to step down. phil

lyanne: richard nixon was president. ronald reagan, governor of california.hippie movement. bellbottoms were in. the beatles disbanded, and miss tilly was about to become a household name among many families in san francisco. >> it's just a lot of years. it is most of my life. >> miss tilly did not always teach kids between the ages of three and 12. at a young age, she joined the san francisco ballet, even taught there. she then decided to start her own school. the children left learning much more than ballet. >> it is a question of learning how to -- having them learn how to follow rules and how to respect each other because so often, children will get in little groups and make fun of somebody else, and that was never allowed in my school. lyanne: alana young was in one of miss tilly's classes, and more recently, her daughter. >> really, this total nostalgia. i think miss tilly has the formula down, and she has just been doing that for years and years. lyanne: but unforeseen circumstances have no force her to retire at the age of 82. >> the pandemic was real

lyanne: in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7news. liz: now to the latest developments out of ukraine. after months of a russian blockade, a ship left the port of ode odesa celebrating the country's navy. we have the latest from washington. >> reporter: in a major breakthrough, a ukraine grain shipment departed the city of odesa today for the first time since the start of the war. >> my crew is very happy. >> reporter: it is a part of the so-called sea grain initiative, an international broker deal made to ease world hunger. this is sending 10,000 corn to africa and asia. >> people on the brink of famine need this to work. countries on the brink of bankruptcy, need the agreements to work to keep their economies alive. >> reporter: despite the export deal, the war wages on in ukraine. russian president putin announcing a new deployment of missiles to allow them to quickly respond to threats. putin also signing a new naval doctrine to increase russia's military presence citing security threats from what it calls the u.s. goal of dominan

lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. a story will see only on abc7 we are learning more about the suspect arrested in the random assault of a former san francisco police commissioner. officers used surveillance video and other images to locate and arrest 34-year-old derrick yearby, he is accused of assaulting greg chew, who is in his 70's. the assault happened across the street from chu's home, and attack that left him bruised. the aapi community held a rally to demand action, something that the san francisco city attorney acknowledged today. >> i want them to know that regardless or not we are able to charge a hate crime, this is still a very serious, violent attack that will be treated as such. ama: sfpd says the suspect does not have priors in the past 90 days but his complete record will soon be sent to the da. jenkins says factoring derrick yearby's priors into georgia will be a priority. dan: on the other side of the bay, four homicides, one attempted homicide sideshows with hundreds of participants and a burglary

lyanne: but let's clarify. not only here in san francisco but statewide, the number of drug-related trials was low because of the covid pandemic. >> i took office in january 2020. less than two months later, i was told by the department of public health at i and my staff could not go in her office. >> let me explain to you that it only takes two milligrams of sentinel to be fatal in the average person. lyanne: i also asked about a statement made by bodine where he says many of these drug dealers are from honduras, forced to sell drugs by dealers in their country or face death. here's what she told me -- right now, her job is to make sure that wherever you come from that you are not exploiting the vulnerable people on our streets. larry: thank you. a bill on governor newsom's desk will authorize pilot programs of safe injection sites in san francisco and oakland. >> we know that these safe consumption sites save lives. they reduce harm and they help get people into recovery for their addiction illness. this is a

lyanne: the attraction is the artists performing over the next three days. 111. art of socializing through music was interrupted during the pandemic. >> not just hear music by yourself, but to have that experience with other people. it really did make people appreciate what they have when they have it. lyanne: this year, there are a few things people do not have to do. >> you don't have to mask up. you don't have to provide proof of vaccine. you don't have to do some of the things you did in the past. lyanne: but let's get real -- covid is still out there, and this time, the city and organizers are encouraging people to learn more about monkeypox. as in years past, another entertainment venue is interested in security. >> we will have a full and very visible complement of police officers all three days both on the interior and exterior. >> the event helps feed the local economy, generating more than $71 million for the city each year, and that is music to the mayor's ears. for all of you coming out this weekend, please keep a smile on your face. please enjoy. ple

reporter: in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news.: a lot of things to do outside this weekend. dan: meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking all of it. sandhya: outside lands is going to be the best time ever, as long as you just plan accordingly, bring a jacket or a hoodie because there will be fog and clouds around. we will keep it in the low to mid 60's range to be typical, fog to sunshine in the next three days. active weather in the sierras. monsoon moisture bringing thundershowers, producing some heavy rain. we do have flash flood watches and warnings in effect down towards southern california. there is an evacuation warning where the happy camp area fire is burning. red flag warning due to lightning for parts of northern and northeastern california. i want to show you what is drawing the moisture. high-pressure over the desert so left -- southwest there's an area by the coastline with a south wind. dew points right now, some areas still muggy to human. 58 in oakland. dryer air around concord. san jose cameras showing higher clo

ama: lyanne melendez joins us to talk about this incident that caused such a stir.w we test fo. >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. ama: holy breaking news, batman. in a case involving the represent i will a from the 1960's tv show. the san mateo district attorney called off the arraignment for the bat mobile builder from indiana who is facing two criminal charges in a dispute with a wealthy realtor from artherton. i'm ama daetz. dan a.: i'm dan ashley. dan noyes is back with this development. dan n.: in an exclusive interview, wagstaffe wants to interview and hear from the bat mobile builder and the buyer to see if the case should be dismissed. district attorney attorney steve wagstaffe is canceling the hearing for a minister and -- administer for the man who builds bat mobile. >> i said i want more detail. dan n.: that is a change, though? >> it was going to be an arraignment on the 1th of august. dan n.: what spurred the second look? >> you, candidly. dan n.: he saw us questioning why sheriff carlos bolanos sent fo

lyanne melendez is taking a look at the fine print and why some are not as thrilled as you think it might. >> there are people who are upset because they spent years paying off their student loans and even taking on two jobs and never getting the help of the federal government. the biden administration argues this action will help narrow the racial wealth gap, calling it a ticket to a middle-class life. one third of students, one in three who have taken out a federal student loan over less than $10,000. that means they could see their loan completely wiped out. gone. >> i saw this on twitter. i was showing my coworkers. [indiscernible] >> the department of education says the average student graduates with nearly $25,000 in debt. >> i will be in that probably $40,000. the $10,000 is something that helps. >> some students in the low income category whose families reported making less than $60,000 will lead eligible to wipe out $20,000 in loans. >> like our students at cal state east bay, 42% are pell grant recipients. those students will be eligible for $20,000 in debt relief. >> according

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