and the few that did were sorely outnumbered by the enemy. >> reporter: once again phillip anderson has been suspended from twitter, facebook and instagram for violating their standards on promoting his event in san francisco. on sunday the sfpd made an arrest in this attack, charging 35-year-old adora anderson of whatsonville with mayhem and a hate crime enhancement. >> a gofundme account to help anderson fix his teeth is now at $28,000. he says he'll use the extra to plan another rally. for the i-team, dan noyes, abc 7 news. ama? dion? >> dan, thank you so much. >>> san francisco police release new details and video today of a deadly officer-involved shooting. 21-year-old cesar vargas was shot and killed the night of october 10th. police say he tried to car jack a women. surveillance video shows him jump on the hood of her car. she also tells police he held a knife to her face when she opened the door. witnesses say vargas got in the car and it moved a short distance before he got out and ran down market street. that's what you're seeing there. now, body camera video from the two offi

before the event, the main organizer, phillip anderson, said he was attacked and punched, knocking his front teeth out. minutes later, anderson announced the rally was over. >> it got canceled, too bad, but this is what happens, this is what our country is turning into. >> reporter: some counterdemonstrators felt victorious. >> i think the fact that they were outnumbered is important. >> it's tough, right, because i absolutely believe in free speech. but i'm also antifascism. >> reporter: rally organizers were escorted away by police. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> police released a statement saying, quote, demonstrators began throwing glass bottles, plastic bottles filled with unknown liquid, metal cans and eggs at free speech rally participants and law enforcement personnel. an abc 7 i-team reporter, phillip noyes, has more. >> we don't have the right to protest. we don't have the right to free speech. that's a fact. we don't have the right to peacefully protest. that means we're no longer americans. one of my teeth was knocked out. the other one was, like, dangling and they had to

this video was taken as protester punched the rally's organizer, phillip anderson, in the face. he had already been hit at least one other time prior tom video. his mouth was bloodied and he ended up losing his two front teeth. he spoke to dan noyes last night when the rally and his intentions, including a flyer had had prominent right wing figures on it. >> it sure as hillary had nothing 22nd the proud boys. joib biggs, they weren't there. the entire event was literally just about big taxes. >> reporter: san francisco police say at least six people were hurt including three officers. >>> in developing news now, it's been an anxious 24 hours for a san francisco man who has been frantically searching for his two french bulldog puppies. the pups were stolen from the owner's home yesterday. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard walked the the dog's owner. and i understand, you just heard about a major break in this case. what is it? >> reporter: timing is everything, right? we just learned that both puppies have been recovered safe and sound. one of the puppies was found about two hou

police today said 35-year-old adora anderson of watsonville punched phillip anderson moments before theeech event. he lost teeth. it includes a hate crime enhancement. >>> a celebration of life is planned tomorrow for a fallen san francisco firefighter. a private memorial took place for jason cortez. police and firefighters escorted his body to st. ignacious. he was killed. and the celebration starts at oracle park. >>> california is adding an extra layer of protection to its covid-19 vaccine approval process. kate larsen has the latest on governor newsom's new commit he and why an epidemiologist thinks it could make for higher vaccination rates. >> reporter: when it comes to potential covid-19 vaccines governor newsom says just because the federal government might approve it doesn't mean california will. >> of course we don't take anyone's word for it. we will do our own independently reviewed process. >> reporter: he announced the scientific safety review work group, a committee of 11 california doctors, including from san francisco's department of public health, uc berkley and stanfo

the lead organizer phillip anderson tweeted someone knocked his two front teeth out. other said they were punched. >> hit me in the back of the head, knocked me down, i got up. the security guards ran him off. and they told us to go over here. >> reporter: some counterprotesters say violence is wrong. and voting is the best way to fight back. >> i would never say that you should hurt trump supporters no matter how much we disagree. that hurts our cause. >> reporter: we did not see any arrests or major injuries. in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix5. >> san francisco police say three officers were injured. paramedics transported one officer to the hospital for treatment. tonight, police say no arrests have been made. >>> santa clara police looking for the driver who hit a pedestrian. this happened around 6:00 p.m. near kylie boulevard and prune ridge avenue. the driver of this rav 4 sped from the scene after hitting a woman leaving her with life threatening injuries. police say the suv willlikely have significant damage on the front of the vehicle. if you have any inform

this video was taken as a protester punched the rally's organizer phillip anderson in the face. anderson had already been hit at least one other time prior to that video. his mouth was bloody and he lost his two front teeth. he spoke to abc 7 news i-team done noise about the rally and intentions including a flier that had prominent right wing figures on it. >> sure as hell had nothing to do with the proud boys, not even one was there. joe bigs, they weren't there. the entire event was literally just about big tech. >> san francisco. >> reporter: six people were hurt and three officers. >>> in developing news now, it's been an anxious 24 hours for a san francisco man who has been frantically searching for his two french bulldog puppies. the pups were stolen from the owner's home yesterday. but as abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard explains, there is good news on the dog napping front tonight. cornell? >> reporter: dion, one of the stolen puppies was just recovered a few hours ago. her owner is pretty thrilled tried to be sold inside. doug just got are you united with his 10-week

police today said 35-year-old adora anderson of watsonville punched phillip anderson moments before the free speech event. he lost teeth. it includes a hate crime enhancement. >>> a celebration of life is planned tomorrow for a fallen san francisco firefighter. a private memorial took place for jason cortez. police and firefighters escorted his body to st. ignacious. he was killed. and the celebration starts at oracle park. >>> california is adding an extra layer of protection to its covid-19 vaccine approval process. kate larsen has the latest on governor newsom's new commit he and why an epidemiologist thinks it could make for higher vaccination rates. >> reporter: when it comes to potential covid-19 vaccines governor newsom says just because the federal government might approve it doesn't mean california will. >> of course we don't take anyone's word for it. we will do our own independently reviewed process. >> reporter: he announced the scientific safety review work group, a committee of 11 california doctors, including from san francisco's department of public health, uc berkley an

a man in arizona has put up a gofundme event or drive to try to help get money for phillip anderson to fix his teeth. so far they have raised more than $28,000. live in san francisco, roz plater, nbc bay area news. >>> tensions are running high and the pace is picking up as more people are voting. president trump is making a final blitz on the campaign trail visiting a string of swing states. these are states that are critical for both the president and joe biden. here is nbc's alice barr. >> reporter: early voting begins in person today in the nation's biggest swing state, florida. long lines started before dawn. >> this is probably the most important election we've had at least in my lifetime. >> reporter: florida joining 36 other states where in-person voting is now underway. joe biden's running mate kamala harris campaigning in the sunshine state today. >> you will be the first to put our country back on the right track. it is you. >> reporter: biden is off the trail, preparing for thursday's presidential debate. and while most national polls have him leading the race, the biden te

>>the organizer phillip anderson was attacked in this rally was subsequently canceled. sfpd had been working to keep protesters and counter-protesters apart but violence broke out anyway. >>a san francisco rally and protest put on by right wing group team save america is met with opposition members of the group wearing red make america great again hats and carrying pro police flags were overwhelmed by the amount of counter protesters despite police standing by to control the crowds organizer philip anderson was seen being punched in the face and sfpd officer was also pictured being knocked to the ground. police say several glass and plastic bottles, cannes in eggs were thrown by counter-protesters anderson as well as another trump supporter had to be taken away by ambulance. once the event fell apart a crowd was seen taking to market street to march toward twitter headquarters counter protesters led by a shield line tried blocking people from passing. anderson who is not from california addressed the attack on social media saying antifa was responsible. san francisco po

a watsonville man has been arrested for the attack on phillip anderson. anderson organized the event. you can see him in this video here. he had already been punched once in the face and then is punched again. anderson ended up having two of his teeth knocked out. >>> now, that free speech event was organized to protest alleged censorship and bias by twitter, facebook and google against conservative users. the tech companies were criticized after the 2016 election for not doing enough to stop disinformation. but now some say their changes have gone too far. abc 7 news reporter luis pena spoke to experts about what tech economies are actually allowed to do. >> reporter: just weeks before election day, social media giants are facing criticism from conservative voices. some users claim new rules are censoring their free speech, but twitter and facebook say that's not the case and they claim section 230 of the communication decency act protects them. >> who can be held liable is whoever produces that content, right? so what section 230 really did at its core,

phillip anderson tweeted a photo of him with a bloody mouth and a missing tooth.sident trump create sized big tech during his campaign rally. the president claiming the companies are boosting joe biden's campaign. >> and the big tech companies is have become crazed. they won't let the fact that we caught him in a total corrupt deal, they won't let the news get out. >> reporter: republican senator ron johnson sent a letter to the fbi start asking for clarity from the bureau about what it may know about a laptop that may container e-mails between biden's son as well as the foreign businesses. the biden campaign continues to deny any wrong with doing, the former vice president calling it a smear campaign this weekend. they'll be going south to north carolina and try to get out that early vote. president trump will be waking up in las vegas before making stops in california at a rally later on today in carson city. pete, jed and will, back to you. will: you know, i truly believe one of the most disrespectful things you can do to the american mix, one of the most insul

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