For a safe and secure future, this is abc 7 news. Well begin tonight with what happened after a simple request to wear a mask. Good evening. Thank you for joining us. And im dione lynn. This come is sharing this story to protect her family. In this story, you will see only on abc 7. Its really unacceptable to feel fear in your own home neighborhood. Reporter that fear is exactly the reason she is choosing only to use her first name in sharing the story behind this racist letter. It just basically says i wear my mask if i want, f word, asian. You create the virus. Reporter it all began with a walk with her twin infant girls when she spotted a man near by. He wasnt wearing a max. I asked when he came into ear shot that he wear a mask. Reporter what happened next was the beginning of a nightmare. He locked eyes with me and immediately started charging up the hill at me. Reporter she ran into her home terrified. Her husband then scared the man away. He came rushing out because he heard the
Abc 7 news contributor and chronicle insider is here with his perspective. First though lets hear from abc 7 news anchor liz kreutz breaking down the debate. At least we had a debate tonight. We did. A total 180 from the debate a few weeks ago. The candidates were still as contentious and combative but did allow each other to speak in part because the mics could be muted which led to a healthy debate on several topics starting with coronavirus. The two sparred on how to reopen the country. If you have a restaurant you need plexiglas dividers so people cannot infect one another. You need to be in a position where you can take testing rapidly and know whether the person is in fact infected. You need to be able to trace. These are businesses with no money. Putting a plexiglas up is unbelievably expensive and its not the answer. Youre going to sit there in a cubicle wrapped around with plastic . The candidates also sparred over health care and national security. The president went after bi
And dismemberment is thousands of miles away and may be out of legal reach for good. Nbc bay area Terry Mcsweeney joins from us the highward warehouse where the body parts were found. They were found saturday during a search by police. It was a second search of this warehouse. Sources tell nbc bay area news that during the first search San Francisco police had cadaver dogs available but never took them into the warehouse. Piseth chhay of a San Francisco of sand vanished after may 134th after telling his wife he was going to see bob tang who is now the focus in the investigation. Were like family members. The u. S. Trading company a food distributor at this warehouse confirmed bob tang was a longterm employees. On police were notified of a hosch shl stench from one of the refrigerator units. Police tell uls a box knocked out the refrigeration you know. Police had been here ten days after the disappearance. Source willings tell the news that police investigated at a you cadaver dogs but
Park. Developing was now from ktvus Debora Villalon in Golden Gate Park tonight where the investigation is still underway. Deborah . Reporter frank, the last police car just pulled away but for four hours this was a very active investigation and police say its not a who done it, the speeding driver abandoned his car and ran. But investigators know who he is and they are confident theyll catch him. People speed through here like mad even though its a park. And look at that bicycle over there. Look at that thing. Reporter bicyclists who passed by afterwards were stunned to see the band bike and the victims shoes scatters. The woman in her 30s was hit headon by a car going the opposite way. Heading westbound, going like 50, 60 miles an hour. And ran right into a lady riding her bike. Just in the bike lane. Paramedics did all they could to try to save her before loading her into an ambulance. Witnesses watched horrified, some had been pedaling in the same bike lane just minutes before. It
Center in 2001. This Brooklyn Historical Society Program is about an hour. Welcome, everybody. It is so great to see the room full like this. Im marcia eli, Vice President of programs at the Brooklyn Historical society. And we are really, really excited about tonights program. I just wanted to say very quickly that if you are not familiar with Brooklyn Historical society, it was founded, we were founded 151 years ago. And it was the middle of the civil war. And a group of prominent brooklynites realize they were witnessing history. And decided to take it upon themselves to found this organization in order to steward that history. And this building actually was built as the Historical Society and opened in 1881. When it opened, like we have here tonight, it was a place of civic dialogue. In fact, back then this very room had an auditorium and thought leaders came here and spoke. Right here where we were standing, president Woodrow Wilson spoke. Dr. Arthur conan doyle spoke. Senator Henr