popular richmond restaurant an to a popular richmond restaurant . . i'm anne makov new at noon a landlord is serving up an eviction threat to a popular richmond restaurant. good afternoon, i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. the east bay business owner and philanthropist says she is not going down without a fight.

lisa chan is live at theiconnic restaurant in richmond. >> reporter: about 100 people came here for a news conference to show their support for the owner of this richmond restaurant including the mayor. on saturday, the owner of the restaurant received a 30-day eviction notice. she says she has no idea why. she is well known in the community for giving back and her story has inspired many. her mom was killed when she was 11. she was raised by her brother, was holds for a while and gave -- homeless for a while and gave birth in a shelter. then she came to richmond in 1995. >> i love richmond. this is my first job in america. um, since 1995. i never work other place. i don't have a resume'. [ laughter ] >> i got the job $7 an hour as a hostess and working hard as an immigrant and single mother

way up and [ indiscernible ] owner now for 14 years i own the restaurant. >> reporter: she hosts an annual thanksgiving dinner for the homeless and donates money and time to many bay area schools and nonprofits. the po family owns the property. the president of the company is out of state. but he says the eviction is because there is raw sewage leaking from the pipes under the restaurant. the woman says the health department inspected the restaurant friday and said everything is fine, that she doesn't know why she is being evicted. >> she wonjefferson award last year and there's a huge amount of community support for her and the restaurant. so what can people do to help. >> reporter: well, the mayor of richmond is encourage people to contact the owners, the po family, and tell them to take back the eviction or sell the property to someone local. live in richmond, lisa chan, kpix 5. the second straight day of delta airlines delays leaving more passengers stranded and

scrambling to get new flights. as sandra osborne reports from sfo, a lot of those passengers are losing patience. >> reporter: delta playing catch-up today after a computer glitch caused major problems for the airline monday. today the biggest problem isn't just a long line. it's also the frustrating news some passengers are getting when they finally make it up to the counter. >> i got a couple of points that i'm missing. >> i'm having issues alerting people with the situation. i'll be late to work stuff. >> reporter: the first person we ran into today at the airport was dealing with a canceled flight. >> it's frustrating but i understand, you know -- i work with machines, so i understand that things go wrong. >> reporter: a power outage in atlanta monday causing global computer problems for delta. the airline's ceo apologizing as they work to fix the problem. more than 1,000 flights have been canceled so far. one person had to spend an extra night in the bay area after his monday flight was

canceled. >> hopefully, i get reimbursed for the all the cabs i have had to take for coming back here, like $150 on a cab which is rough. >> reporter: stranded passengers waited for hours in chairs. one little girl napping while her family waited three hours for their delayed flight. and so far today more than 300 flights have been canceled and delta announcing today that unaccompanied minors cannot fly until wednesday. from san francisco international airport, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >> most passengers affected by the glitches are being offered refunds or allowed to switch flights for no charge. campaign 2016, donald trump stayed on message monday as he delivered his economic plan during a scripted speech in detroit but as craig boswell reports, while many republicans said that the speech was good, others say his national security positions pose a threat to the country. >> reporter: donald trump has lost the vote of another prominent republican. senator susan collins of maine wrote in the "washington post,"

i'm a life-long republican but donald trump does not reflect historical republican values. >> it shows you the breadth of the problem he has in the party. his problem with conservatives in the documented. this shows you moderates are in the results as well. >> reporter: 50 republicans signed a letter saying trump would be the most reckless president in american including former directors of the cia and national intelligence plus two former homeland security secretaries. >> these were the people that have been there a long time, washington establishment people that have been there for a long time. look at the terrible job they have done. >> reporter: it wasn't all bad news for trump. many republicans praised the economic plan he unveiled yesterday that includes cutting taxes. but then he took to twitter and sparked another controversy. trump tweeted, many people are saying that the iranians killed the scientist who helped the u.s. because of hillary clinton's hacked emails. trump is referring to amiri a nuclear scientist iran executed after saying he spied not u.s.

but iran didn't need to hack emails. amiri publicly defected to the u.s. in 2009 before returning home to iran one year later. a clinton campaign spokesman called out trump saying what he really means by many people are saying is, i made this up. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >> clinton's emails are at the center of a new wrongful death lawsuit from the parents of the two of the benghazi victims. clinton's camp say there have been nine investigations into the benghazi attack and no one has found any evidence of wrongdoing. clinton is having no trouble raising money here in the bay area. as of july 1, she had raised $31 million from san jose to san francisco, that's more than president obama brought in during his 2012 run. clinton returns to the bay area in two weeks for another fundraising events hosted by apple ceo tim cook. donald trump has raised less than $165,000 in silicon valley since jumping into the race

more than a year ago. a strike by santa clara county superior court workers is now in its fifth day. the strike has shut down most operations at all 11 courthouses. only hearings deemed essential are going on as scheduled. the striking workers include clerks, researchers, janitors and family law mediators. the main issue i pay. no new talks are scheduled. court officials want a mediator right now in sacramento, the high-speed rail authority is in meetings with lawmakers asking for a $35 million increase in state funding. a 2.5-mile stretch of highway 99 in fresno needs to be relocated. that's the main commercial artery of the central valley. so far, work has been delayed by litigation over obtaining rights to private property. there's also a separate request for an additional $200 million to improve the bay area commuter rail system. firefighters are fighting a fire in napa and yolo counties.

the "cold fire" is now 90% contained. full containment is expected sometime tomorrow. it has burned more than 5700 acres and destroyed 2 buildings southeast of lake berryessa. no homes are currently evacuated. a stretch of highway 128 that had been closed is now open once again. california's biggest wildfire expanded overnight to more than 104 square miles. that's burning just north of big sur in monterey county. it is now at 67,000 acres. but an army of more than 5,000 firefighters using tankers and helicopters have been making progress. they have surrounded 50% of the fire. it's been burning for three weeks. the winds picked up overnight so there was a limited closure of highway 1 for a few hours. all lanes are now back open. new at noon police say that a serial bank robber is now behind bars. 27-year-old mary mapa was arrested last week at her east palo alto home. police say that she was behind a robbery two days earlier at star one credit union in palo

alto. she is also linked to at least eight other bank robberies in the bay area and central valley. she is in santa clara county jail on $800,000 bail. memorial services are planned for a college student killed while playing "pokemon go" in san francisco. calvin riley went to sierra high school in san mateo and played baseball at san joaquin delta college in stockton. he was shot to death on saturday night in aquatic park. police haven't identified the killer. they are checking for surveillance video. he grew up in massachusetts, boyhood friend there wrote that riley was, quote, taken by a coward who wanted to shoot up a pokey stop. the funeral will be friday in san mateo and is open to the public. in texas, a case of zika turns deadly . the concerns now being raised for expectant mothers in the state still ahead. >> plus, mouthpiece memorabilia hitting the auction block. how much the items from warriors star steph curry is expected to sell for and what

makes it so unique. >> you couldn't put a price on this forecast. it is stellar outside! take a look at this. it's our live weather camera from the estuary in oakland looking out towards the skyline of san francisco. we have the forecast and even a look ahead to the end of the workweek coming up as the news continues.

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a canine officer found the 27- year-old woman's body in a wo police in massachusetts are investigating the brutal murder of a google employee. a k-9 officer found the 27-year- old woman's body in a wooded area about a half mile from her mother's home. sources tell cbs boston she was naked and burned. the woman was a google exec in new york city and was visiting her mother in a small town of princeton when she disappeared after a run. google released a statement

saying she was a much loved member of the new york team and that she was, quote, known for her ubiquitous smile, passion for volunteer work and love of boston sports. we are deeply shocked and saddened and our thoughts are with her family and friends. all rides are closed in greenville tennessee at the county fair after three people fell from a ferris wheel up to 40 feet after their car flipped over last night. one person is hospitalized in serious condition. the cause of the accident is under investigators. they are looking into reports that the car was rocking before it flips. a kansas city newspaper says that water slides where a 10-year-old boy died on sunday had not been inspected by the state since it opened two years ago. police say caleb schwab died from a neck injury while on that ride which is billed as the tallest waterslide, 17 stories high.

the second drop is about 50 feet. and riders are secured by velcro straps. one rider tells cbs news he had a close call just two weeks ago. >> as soon as i hit the bottom of the first curve, the shoulder strap that kind of broke loose and kind of, oh, no, really? or something, you know -- that's not good. and so it was like they were going to do something about it i thought. >> in a statement the waterpark says safety is its top priority and rides are inspected daily. the waterpark is expected to re- open tomorrow but the slide will remain closed. in texas, zika has killed a baby. it's the first death in the state from the virus. the baby was born with defects in a harris county hospital and died shortly after birth. health officials say that the mother traveled to latin america during her pregnancy where it is suspected she became infected. >> this is a travel associated case and as the judge mentioned

we don't have any evidence of zika in our local mosquitos here. >> according to the cdc, 15 babies in the u.s. have been born with zika-related birth defects. 7 women have lost pregnancies due to zika. clean-up continues now in ellicott city maryland after floodwaters last week. resident and business owners are being allowed temporary site visits to assess the damage and gather items from their homes and shops on main street. some buildings may still collapse. about 2 dozen cars swept away by the flood have not yet been claimed. they are being towed to an impound lot and stored at the owner's expense. roberta has the forecast. >> it's just a beautiful day here in the bay area. good afternoon, i was going to pick up two ship cruisers here in the bay area -- they are docked right near the embarcadero. in fact, if you take a look

right now, the one closest to us, it's at pier 27 and the other close to coit tower came into dock this morning. can you imagine how excited those passengers are enjoying the sunshine in san francisco where currently it is 66 degrees. in fact, tim cloudy that's our average -- typically that's our average high for this time of the year. 77 in santa rosa. some of our weather watchers at this lunch hour, from novato and orinda, 72 and 78. antioch everybody reporting clear skies. winds have dialed down. we'll be increasing later this afternoon out of the southwest and west up to 10 to 20 miles per hour. right now in fairfield at 12. our satellite-radar shows that we're starting to see the clouds wipe way from the coast. the coast is clear. and we do have today sunny seasonal conditions bayside. summery temperatures in the inland areas. this is our futurecast and you can see throughout the evening commute we'll still have some clear conditions before the low

clouds and fog roll back onshore and locally get into our inland areas by a good 50 miles. this is an area of low pressure that's anchored off the pacific northwest coast. it has been enhancing that marine layer. it's not going to go anywhere very quickly. so what you see today is what you get for our midweek. 95 sacramento. 62 monterey. smoke and haze causing unhappy levels of pollution. 75 i lake tahoe. vallejo or san rafael, 70s, san jose, that's where we should be for this time of the year. sunset 8:09. we'll have a 34-degree temperature span from 60 in daly city to 94 in brentwood today. same each and every day. play ball! a's going for two in a row. we have neal on the mound for the good guys. boys of summer weather. >> thank you. the golden state warriors have a new member of the coaching staff.

willie green has been hired as an assistant coach and will work on player development. green is 35 years old. he played 12 seasons in nba with five different teams. green finished his playing career just last year. a unique piece of warriors memorabilia. espn reports that one of steph curry's game-used mouth guards, yuck, will soon hit the auction block. it was gotten from a fan who picked it up near the warriors' bench after a game last season so it was certainly used. it has the warriors logo and curry's name on it. it's expected to sell for at least $5,000. tonight, we can expectant park to be rocking. >> that's right. the '80s band guns & roses brings its reunion tour to the city. ♪[ music ] >> the show is set for 6:30 tonight. it's part of the not in this lifetime tour. so-called because the bickering

band members had not played together in years. the struts will be opening for guns & roses. don't forget extra traffic in the area. welcome to the traffic nightmare. >> exactly. video looks rough, "axl rose." put on a couple pounds. the perfect reward for coffee lovers and lyft is using it to try to draw in new riders and the big name company the ridesharing service partnering with to make it happen. i wodon't know where i'd be without itre so when i heard about con-artists committing medicare fraud... it made me so mad i wanted to give them the old one-two one, never give your medicare number to get a free offer or gift two, always check your medicare statements for errors

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three days at the most. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. mmm! that's good. new at noon, bay area-based facebook will now block your ad blocker. that means desktop users will see ads regardless of whether they have software installed. the company made the announcement today in a blog post. the social network's ad preferences panel lets us opt out of ads related to a particular interest like travel or those from a specific company or organization. the online home rental service airbnb is raising more money. bloomberg says the san francisco-based company is raising another $850 million elevating its total value to $30 billion. according to the "wall street journal" the funding is part of airbnb's ongoing effort to avoid going public. lyft is trying to draw in new riders with free rewards stars and gift cards to starbucks. starting today starbucks

customers can link their rewards accounts with the lyft app. so for every right they take between 5 and 10 a.m. monday through friday commuters earn five stars. let's check the big board this afternoon. the dow is down about half a point at this hour. and a reminder: ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

camera. the surveillance video san francisco police want you to see up later toda thieves target a fisherman's wharf business and it was all caught on camera. the surveillance video san francisco police want you to see coming up later today on kpix 5 news at 5:00. the most shocking news of the day? steph curry's mouth guard. up for auction, $5,000. right? get out your wallet, kenny. >> wonder what a kiss would be worth then. >> a lot more. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com

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