the carmel valley lucia waitress said she had been watching michael losthouse all night. she wasn't serving him but saw him switch tables and send back food multiple times and even be rude to her manager. the final straw. >> asian piece of [ bleep ]. >> get out of here. get out. you are not allowed here. >> i already put my [ bleep ] money down. >> do not talk to our guests like that. get out now. >> to hear the emotion coming out of my voice, to see my mannerisms, i -- it was unbelievable. you know, it was -- there was just something that came over me and i just -- i just -- i did what needed to be done, and i think, you know, i did what anybody else should or would do in that situation. >> reporter: cochran's entire life is about service. she's worked in hospitality for 20 years. and has been teaching yoga for ten years. >> i felt very protective of them, you know? it was, yeah, you don't come in here and you say those kinds of things to people, you know? especially people feel so raw coming out of the quarantine, right? most of the people, this is the first time they'v

the carmel valley lucia waitress said she had been watching michael losthouse all night.him but saw him switch tables and send back food multiple times and even be rude to her manager. the final straw. >> asian piece of [ bleep ]. >> get out of here. get out. you are not allowed here. >> i already put my [ bleep ] money down. >> do not talk to our guests like that. get out now. >> to hear the emotion coming out of my voice, to see my mannerisms, i -- it was unbelievable. you know, it was -- there was just something that came over me and i just -- i just -- i did what needed to be done, and i think, you know, i did what anybody else should or would do in that situation. >> reporter: cochran's entire life is about service. she's worked in hospitality for 20 years. and has been teaching yoga for ten years. >> i felt very protective of them, you know? it was, yeah, you don't come in here and you say those kinds of things to people, you know? especially people feel so raw coming out of the quarantine, right? most of the people, this is the first time they've been out to dinner

he was kicked out of a carmel valley restaurant after going on a racist rant. the latest attack on asian americans since the start of the pandemic. >> civil rights organizations that track these things say that discrimination against asian americans is on the rise. >> asian piece of [ bleep ]. >> the rant is racist and profanity laced filled with bigotry and hatred toward an asian-american family. >> it can be really hard to relive it and hear those words. >> jordan chen recorded the video, the man seen here has been identified as michael lofthouse. the ceo of a company, solid eight. >> it's important to call it for what it is. this is racism. and the type of hate crimes that are associated with that. >> assembly member, evan, says his behavior is not an isolated incident. there's a rising tide of anti- asian sentiment in the united states. the nonprofit, stop asian american pacific islander hate says its received more than 2300 reports of discrimination just since january. >> it was really disturbing. >> richard of the asian law alliance says the president's r

. >> i say carmel. >> i'm not eating any of it. just got a new swimsuit. >> i love a funnel cake. >> all right. i'll watch you eat it. >> did you put the straw bears abears -- the strawberries and pew r powdered sugar? >> just the sugar. >> and so if you could, what would be your favorite? >> i do like a funnel cake, although since we've been saying it multiple times now, the caramel apple sounds good. and that is a fruit. that is a fruit. >> there you go. healthier for you than anything fried which is what i would go with probably. deep fried oreos or deep fried snickers. or in minnesota they had sweet martha's cookies and theltsd come in the bucket and i worked evenings then and the kids would stay up late and wait for me to bring a bucket home and they would still be warm right out of the oven. within of my favorite minnesota memories. let's talk about what is going on back here at home. could you cook some cookies in your car this weekend? probably if you live in the east bay. that is for sure. right now we have a battle brewin

4th he was captured on camera holding up his middle finger to a family celebrating a birthday at a carmel valley restaurant yelling racist obscenities at them. that went viral. he has since apologized and now says he is beginning his journey become to sobriety and has enrolled in an anti-racist program. >>> crews working late into the night in martinez last night closing roads and getting ready ahead of tonight's black lives matter protest. there will be a heavy police presence as members of law enforcement from all across contra costa county will be there to help. business owners tell us they're getting ready protecting their businesses, boarding up windows just in case things get out of hand. the planned demonstration comes amid tensions in martinez. this video from the fourth of july shows the couple painting over parts of the city approved black lives matter street mural in front of the county courthouse. white supremacy flyers have surfaced. the martinez police chief released a letter to the community which in part says that police plan to disperse protesters if there is violence or

the family happened to be celebrating a birthday today carmel valley restaurant. responding. melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: the family says they will not let this experience ruin what has become an annual tradition, celebrating in carmel. at least one family member sems michael lofthouse's apology and said he hopes he

carmel was soon posing problems. it was his fielders that did the damage. joe root run out.is team in trouble. here is ben stokes, england's superhero, but not this time. stokes gone for 20. soon followed by rory burns. watch this. a brilliant catch by cornwall while wearing two hats. the west indies had seized the initiative. a swashbuckling half—century 41. cornwall the bowler and probably we this was heading if the advertising hoardings had not got on the way. they turned the tide. what had been a punishing day is becoming a promising one. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. it is cricket against the weather for the next few days. it would not be the weekend without low pressure close by which is what is approaching with these weather fronts. cooler, brazier and approaching with these weather fronts. cooler, brazierand there will be showers. for western parts of england the rain will be with you soon if not already and some rain pushing east across the uk overnight. heavier bursts around scotland, northern ireland and northern england. a lot of quite red t

for the last decade both carmel and his brother have both as one masons in the southern city of hydro but. to support their family of 9. his brother returned there this week to look for work and to be off their overdue rent. damo has been borrowing money at high interest rates to make ends meet come out of their london everything has been shot what are we supposed to do there's never any work here anyway the one government work project i heard of paid only a pittance for 13 days of work what use is that. says his brother has warned him against going back. this is are on the rise and another lockdown could be looming. but migrants like him nor that for the 2nd time they have to make a choice between facing the wireless and starvation. it to starting to pack their bags again. for many people who've suffered serious call that night in symptoms and survived rehabilitation poses its own challenges apart from the physical ordeal the psychological repercussions can also have long lasting effects on patients. one survivor who's only gradually getting back on the road to recovery there's a sen

carmel was what i needed. >> i'm glad you had a good time. >> nice. i like how it takes two days for, you know, you got to have one day to rest up for the birthday and then one day to recoup rate from tuperate becau early. so a smart idea. i'll need to talk to you about that because my birthday is coming up. so is reggie's. let's talk about the weather. we have a little bit of fog out there this morning. and it is thickest along the coast and it is affecting the golden gate bridge this morning. let's see the reason why. we have a west wind that is blowing onshore. and as you look here, you can see the sun is battling us from the east while the clouds try to move in from the west. it is about 53 fledegrees in sa francisco. today will be a lot like yesterday temperature-wise, what you will notice, the high clouds will be rolling in, but still plenty sunny and you will still need to wear the sunscreen if you will be out for any extended period of time. large summer spread from 60 at the coast to low to mid-90s inland. we'll talk more about the hot weeken

corn carmel apple's churros kettle corn, you know all the good stuff to order just light up your car on the avenue of the flags in sandra fell and then you'll be directed onto the fairgrounds where vendors will take your order. a man you can be found on rend county fairs instagram and facebook page the fairgrounds will be open next saturday and sunday from 11:00am to 08:00pm just in time for dinner take a funnel cake can get the powdered sugar over the car but what every new cell phone data in 10 coronavirus hotspots shows that more people at the road over the 4th of july weekend. >>then they did over the memorial day weekend despite the warnings that persist from health experts the analysis comes from data by kubica it's a private company that the cdc uses to track general movement in the u.s.. it focused on the number of visitors to and from houston orlando, miami and atlanta just to name a few of the 10 hot spots, orlando in florida in general. so the biggest increases in visitors compared to the weeks leading up to the 4th of july and people who live in atlanta. where the most li

the family happened to be celebrating a birthday today carmel valley restaurant. today the ceo is also responding. melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: the family says they will not let this experience ruin what has become an annual tradition, celebrating in carmel. at least one family member sems michael lofthouse's apology and said he hopes he chch >> reporter: raymond and his family were having dinner and celebrating. >> we were there celebrating. having fun. >> when it quickly disappeared as the man you can see in the background of the celebratory picture began ranting. >> suddenly i hear this loud voice. >> reporter: his niece jordan chan reported what happened next on her cell phone. >> say it again. now you're shy? >> reporter: michael lofthouse gave the family the finger. then said >> you need to leave. >> you need to leave. >> he was full of hate and anger. it was sad that there are still people that are like that in this world. >> an employee stepped in. >> get out now! they are valued guests. >> are they? get out. >> in an emailed statement, the

. >> carmel by the sea. >> carmel by the sea released the new ad. they hope will draw those visitors back. some restaurants on ocean avenue have expanded outdoor dining and installed barriers between tables inside. >> i'm able to now to bring in about 90% of my employees if not 95%. we have very low cases in the city itself. almost nothing. and the county we've been doing very well. >> the safety of our residents is paramount. it's the industries that are serving both the locals and the visitors that have been on the vanguard of developing practices and protocols that are safe. >> city leaders say responsibility is a two way street. they're urging visitors to be safe while in town. and they say it's their job to have a plan to welcome visitors back safely to the city as well. >>> all right, quarter after 6:00 and a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. where traffic may be down. but happening today, the price to cross it is going up. the fast track toll is ea 7.35 to $7.70. it will cost 20 cents more to pay by plate and carpoolers will n

by the sea and about 75 degrees in carmel valley. the southern california, they'll find plenty of sunshine 81 in long beach 74 mentor about 84 los 90 in pasedena and the sierra you're going to see mostly clear skies, beautiful weather up there lake tahoe checking in very nice 84 degrees tomorrow afternoon 80 in truckee about 87 degrees in reno. well we do have a nice clear night so far more likely going to see a couple of patches of fog moving along the coastline. highs today, running a little bit above the average but boy it's already staying hot inland. you see those numbers there mid-nineties in the little more today 97 in concord and 95 degrees in santa rosa expected to be that close those numbers in the valleys for tomorrow afternoon. in a san francisco about 69 for a high tomorrow fairly mild along the coastline. that's what's going to be interesting as we get into the weekend. we'll see some very hot temperatures away from the coastline, but cool 60's out toward the beaches inside the bail heat things up 67 in san bruno 71 num

it comes days after he was kicked out of a carmel valley restaurant for shouting anti-asian slurs at a family celebrating a birthday. >>> on the fire watch tonight, weekend heat has fire crews stretched thin in vacaville. crews there battling sick different fires all within an hour. close calls tonight for families with the flame dangerously close to their homes. heather jansen has the deta rr:dylogust outside her hom for is on top of what stood between the two, smoke and flames happened right in her own backyard. >> is my house gonna get burned and i have to pray to the lord? >> reporter: fires sparking up around vacaville. 72 it's very challenging to fight a fire like. this you're having to report to several different locations. >> reporter: urging people to be careful in this triple-digit heat. >> it can set fire very quickly. >> reporter: it's a reminder to take thing one day at a time. >> all of this, the riots, looting, coronavirus. and on top of this a fire? all you can say is just, you know god! >>> the fire was fully contained as of this evening. no word yet on the cause. >>

. >> carmel bay the sea released the new campaign ad. they hope will draw visitors. some restaurants on expanded outdoor dining. and installed barriers between tables inside. >> i'm able to now bring in about 90% of my employees if not 95%. i feel like carmel is a great destination. we have very low cases in the city itself. almost nothing. and the county we've been doing very well. >> the safety of our residents is paramount. it's the industries that are serving both the locals and the visitors that have been on the vanguard of developing practices and protocols that are covid safe. >> keep in mind, coronavirus cases have climbed in monterey county at last check there were more than 1600. >>> big fireworks bust in alameda county. investigators say they seized a few hundred pounds of illegal explosives in dublin. the alameda county sheriff's office will have extra patrols out this weekend looking for illegal fireworks. >>> new this morning, b.a.r.t. has come up with a new way to help you safely plan your commute. b.a.r.t. says it will be making online charts that sho

they were spotted in carmel valley and they have been out looking for food. >>> from bears to sharks,the report shows an alarming drop in the short population worldwide. >> that is not the case in california. scientists expect there will be 400 known shark habitats and they did not find them in 20% of the areas they study. the reason, sharks are often caught up in fishing nets and are also punted for their fins and however in areas where destructive fishing practices are banned, the population is healthy and in california, there one of those places. >> california is actually doing a really good job, i think of managing its fisheries. wein60d in a es of better fiieand ge praicesa protthe lobeach has drawn thin the golden state. >>> we have another positive test result, this time in the water at yosemite. in our next half hour, streaming on cbsn bay area, how the new finding will impact the parks reopening plan. surgical green n95 white hospital blue. these are the colors of one nation uniting in gratitude thank you for showing us that we never stopped being... the home of the brave. >>

. >>> the bay area tech ceo caught on camera going off on a racist tirade at a carmel valley restaurant is no longer employed. >> you piece of [ bleep ]. >> oh, my god. >> get out of here. get out. you are not allowed here. i already put my [ bleep ]. >> do not talk to my guests like that. >> pretty uncomfortable video to watch. michael loft house seen in this viral video has stepped down from his position as ceo of tech company solid 8. that is according to the "san francisco chronicle." in a statement, loft house told "the chronicle" quote i have confirmed i have stepped down from solid 8, terminating all business relationships with immediate effect. i will make it my duty to ensure my personal actions do not continue to have a detrimental impact on those people closest to me. >>> when it comes to issues of equality, justice, and race, we're here to help you find your alley and ta ally and take action. >>> one person is dead after a house fire in san francisco's presidio heights neighborhood today. firefighters were called to a three-story home on sacramento at spruce street just afte

. >> a racist confrontation in carmel valley goes viral. what experts say you can do in a situation like this. >>> our top story on kpix 5 streaming on cbsn bay area, a father-son off roading trip in the mountains ends in tragedy when someone starts shooting. good evening, i'm allen martin in for ken. >>> and i'm elizabeth cook. it happened in the community of downieville. dr. gershman and his son jack were driving backroads in their brand new jeep when they were ambushed. kpix 5's katie neilson is in danville where the family and community are reeling from this. katie? >> liz, no family should ever have to go through what the gershman's are going through right now, but it's especially difficult. because ari's wife, paige, was just diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma two months ago. part of the reasons why he wanted the jeep. >> he had stacks on his desk with maps and trails and where he wanted to go and what he wanted to see. he felt like this was something he could share with the kids. >> his cousin said he got the jeep to go on adventures

carmel valley waitress who intercepted a racist rant may soon be waiting fewer >> asian piece of will that will that [ bleep ]. get out. >> i already put my money down. >> you don't talk to our guests like that. get out now. >> venmo and gofundme donations have been pouring in since this video went viral. gennica cochran says she's received $10,000 on venmo, three separate gofundmes are totaling more than $77,000. cochran intends to use the money to teach yoga and to help people in need. love to see that. >> that is nice to see someone rewarded for doing the right thing. so often that is so hard to teach our kids. you get in trouble for doing the wrong thing, but you don't necessarily get rewarded for doing the right thing. so nice to see. let's talk about the tropics. theyactiwhether i theast co whee ha fay causing a lot of rip currents and the flooding this weekend as it moves through new england. and we also have tropical storm christina that is pulling away from mexico at about 12 miles per hour. and it is lmg a hurricaalmost a but it is over an area that is not as conducive for s

. >>> the carmel valley waitress who intercepted a racist rant by a san francisco tech ceo will be able to wait fewer tables if she wants. >> venmo and gofundme donations have been pouring in. three separate toting more than $63,000. jennifer cochran says she's received another $10,000 via venmo. >> it was unbelievable. there's something that came over and i just, i did what needed to be done, and i think i did what anybody else should or would do in that situation. >> you, me, larry. i'll go. cochran's true passion is teaching yoga. she says the money will help her do more of that. she'll also for people with heart failure taking entresto, ivd pital. dot ke entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. >>> tonight, several developing stories. the coronavirus hits record highs. the stunning images tonight. the supreme court de

the incident happened at a carmel valley restaurant during the the fourth of july weekend. >> let's talk about your weather. lots to talk about. pam, how hot was it at your house this weekend? >> i had messaged dave, steve, it was crazy hot. we have no air conditioning. and there was no breeze. so the house is finally now starting to be be cool down a bit. >> i was telling pam it was brutal for me. it got close to 105. >> i believe it. >> you know. >> no kidding. i'm turning into my father here. the minute the ac goes on, like oh my god, how expensive is it going to be? even the downstairs a/c turned on and that has only happened like once. so if you have the ac going most of the weekend today should be a relief because mother nature will kick on the air see. the highs yesterday, yeah, it was hot. brentwood 104, fairfield 104, concord and livermore 102, morgan hill 99, santa rosa 97 palo alto 95 degrees. today will be colder though. 71 in the cities. oakland 81, drop to -- concord 102 to 86. west at mt. diablo, 28. i will do it. that is an onshore breeze at 3000+ elevation and also to tr

. >>> recovered the story of a racist rant at carmel valley yesterday, and since then, the man at thecenter of it has released an apology to the chan family, but is it enough? viewers are weighing in and you can join in the conversation using the hashtag kpix. >>> thank you for watching tonight at 6:00, the news continues captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight the breaking news about whether schools and sports will start in the fall. the president threatens federal funding for schools that don't hold in person classes as the cdc announces they will issue new guide lines next week. but tonight the nation's largest school system new york city announces schools will be limited to one ts a . what your family needs to know what your family needs to know tonight. plus ivy league schools place all sports on hold until january. the first d-1 plans to cancel college football. will other schools follow? america crosses three million cases. the u.s. sets a new record for most cases reported in a single day: 60,000. with many of them coming from texas, florida, and arizona.

. >>> the bay area tech ceo who engaged in a racist tirade at a carmel valley restaurant is now out ofep ]. >> get out of here. get out. >> i already put my -- >> you will you not talk to my guests like that. >> and that waitress gennica cochran defending this asian american family at lucia earlier this month. the man verbally attacked the family and his name is michael lofthouse. now he stepped down from his position of ceo of solid 8. and in a statement lofthouse told the "san francisco chronicle," i can confirm that i have stepped down from solid 8 terminating all business relationships with immediate effect. i will continue to have a detrimental impact on those people closest to me. on line fund-raisers for gennica cochran have raised about $100,000. and when it comes to dwauli ieq and ace, we are here to help you take action. there are links at abc7news.com/take action. >>> a fire station in san jose is moving because of soil erosion. the city is relocating fire station number 8 from 17th west 13th street. city officials say erosion doesn't pose an immediate threat, but they are w

. >>> what happened in carmel valley, what happened to a family on a hike, to a man trying to enter his apartment, it seems cameras are capturing more and more people exhibiting outrageous behavior. and the people involved know in most instances they are being recorded. why did they do it? why do they continue? we asked our abc 7 news reporter to look into it. >> reporter: it has become almost a daily parade of, well, let's just be kind and refer to them as extremely bad moments all caught on camera. >> black lives matter. that's what i said. >> reporter: have you begun to wonder what is happening here? has the stress of the pandemic made it more widespread? >> i think it is the fact we have cameras everywhere. >> think before you speak. my mom taught me that a long time ago. >> reporter stanley roberts has made a franchise of catching people in the act of behaving badly and dr. thomas plant at santa clara university has the psychological credentials to analyze them. only now the presumption of privacy is long gone. so we had to ask, why do people dig themselves in deeper, knowing there

highland fever rather so you get the you get to hollywood are i don't know maybe you went to carmel i know. i know your old man was mayor up there with the boy talk about beautiful places scotty you've gone from hawaii to a car to the most beautiful places on the other side of the lot of you recognize my throat events lead you reckon. brother when i think of you out there every day which i got 18 mile drive it's it's like woody guthrie it's absolutely brutal the arms go black existence. listen it's. you over at cypress point having a carry 2 bags we'd move. back to the to do a nice course something. no you know i was always fascinated with. i can't say that i always knew of one that or or. even at times still do but i do love still i think. telling stories creating a parts that affects people moves people either to tears or laughter is. something that's. really is just you know it's it's a beautiful thing in life and life would be sort of both out art without music without film without you know without the arts and so i was always fascinated with this idea of storytelling and then you

. >> reporter: the orosa and chan families were celebrating a birthday in carmel valley, california, on the fourth of july, when they say a man at the table next to them began berating them. >> suddenly i hear this loud voice -- effing asians. >> reporter: they started recording. >> oh, now you're shy? >> reporter: the man identified as michael lofthouse unleashing a string of racist obscenities at the group. >> trump's going to [ bleep ] you. you [ bleep ] need to leave. >> you need to leave. >> asian piece of [ bleep ]. >> oh, my god. >> he was full of hate and anger. i'm sad that there's still people that are like that in this world. >> reporter: a restaurant employee confronts lofthouse. >> get out. now. >> who are these [ bleep ] -- >> they are valued guests. >> reporter: lofthouse, the ceo of a tech company called solid8, later apologized, writing, "my behavior in the video is appalling. this was clearly a moment where i lost control and made incredibly hurtful and divisive comments." the family has been in this country for more than 25 years. they said they have never felt any

. >> this now viral video caught a man identified at michael lofh house at carmel valley restaurant. the confrontation ended when a waitress demanded he leave. according to an advocacy group, anti-asian -- one high ranking official blames president trump for stirring up the hate. >> as a way to distract from this administration's epic failure in containing the virus. >> the man seen on that video released a statement today saying in part, my behavior in the video is appalling. this was clearly a moment where i lost control and made incredibly hurtful and divisive comments. i would like to deeply apologize to the chan family. >>> another piece of history, controversial history, taken down. today the christopher columbus statue came down at the state capitol. the statue removed from the rotunda. it's called columbus' last appeal to queen isabella. isabella financed his voyage to the new world in 1492, setting off european col onization in the americas. the statue has been there since 1883. >>> tomorrow the giants hope to get back onto the field at oracle park. today the team suspended

for the last decade bought carmel and his brother have both as one masons in the southern city of hyderabad. to support their family of 9. his brother returned there this week to look for work and to pay off their overdue rent. has been borrowing money at high interest rates to make ends meet other than the one that everything has been shot what are we supposed to do there's never any work here anyway the one government work project i heard of paid only a pittance for 13 days of work what use is that. says his brother has warned him against going back to the. guesses are on the rise and another lockdown could be looming. but migrants like him nor that for the 2nd time they have to make a choice between facing the wireless and starvation. it is starting to pack their bags again. here in germany a classic novel about berlin's underworld has given has been given it cinematic 21st century maker. and the platts has been adapted for the screen several times but the latest award winning for asian crafts the process around an african migrant he tries to start a new life in the city but soon finds h

for the last decade both carmel and his brother have both as one masons in the southern city of hyderabad to support their family of 9 his brother get on there this week to look for work and to be off their overdue rent. damo has been borrowing money at high interest rates to make ends meet out of their london everything has been shot what are we supposed to do there's never any work here anyway the one government work project i heard of paid only a pittance for 13 days of work what use is that. the most says his brother has warned him against going back to the. guesses are on the rise and another lockdown could be looming. but migrants like him nor that for the 2nd time they have to make a choice between facing the wireless and starvation. it to starting to pack their bags again. here in germany caring for the elderly is a job that's done the last migrant workers from eastern europe many of them are on call around the clock providing help to hundreds of thousands of elderly people but many feel they're seriously on the paid one boat gary and kara taken her employer to court for alleged e

carmel was soon posing problems. it was his fielders that did the damage. joe root run out.. stokes gone for 20. soon followed by rory burns. watch this. a

. >> reporter: an evening of fine dining in the carmel area ends with another person -- >> you need to leave. >> you need to leave now. >> oh, my gosh. >> get out of here. >> reporter: a restaurant worker in this case demanding that the man leave. in another incident a family walks through woods and it's disrupted what he woman confronts them, upset that they're walking their dog on a leash. >> can't be in this country? >> break the law. >> did you say i can't be in this country? >> reporter: the professor of asian-american studies russell jeung is a of white nationalism, casting them as others. >> we have over 2,000 cases in the united states since mid- march. >> reporter: dr. joseph wu on the task force of covid-19 in san francisco said the videos display an ignorance. >> it's very frustrating we don't belong here. i've been here for five belong belong here. >> it opens the door to physical assaults and hate crimes. >> reporter: they agree that rhetoric like the president's calling the coronavirus chinese virus doesn't help. >>> someone wrote the words white live matter over the mura

for the last decade both carmel and his brother have both as one masons in the southern city of hyderabad. to support their family of 9. his brother returned there this week to look for work and to pay off their overdue rent. damo has been borrowing money at high interest rates to make ends meet at a level that everything has been shot what are we supposed to do there's never any work here anyway the one government work project i heard of paid only a pittance for 13 days of work what use is that. says his brother has warned him against going back. this is our on the rise and another lockdown could be looming. but migrants like him nor that for the 2nd time they have to make a choice between facing the wireless and starvation. it just time to pack their bags again. very difficult choice joining us now from dollars to correspond we should just all who filed a report for us gave you the misha faced with the poverty at home like we just saw in your report or our market workers starting to return to the cities of crime some definitely are in one of the villages began to get to a 100 migrants h

they believe the same bear was part of carmel valley.they have been out there looking for food. >>> 5:46 as the time and we have another check of traffic. >> good morning, i am getting closer to chp with the crash reported with three cars involved. this is west 82 out of foster city into one-to-one. it is close to the connector road and wigive u more information as it comes in. it is near the one on one connector. one vehicle is overturned and not too bad. i noticed that on the sensors, [ audio cutting in and out ]. keep our eyes on that and a heads up if you are heading out the door, taking 101, we look okay but again things may slow down especially crossed the span, depending how troublesome that spot is near the 101 conne we are slowing on northbound 101 out of san jose towards 880. it is building around the 280/680 connector as you work your way towards 880. traffic is a little sluggish and slow is the name of the game as you work your way westbound 580 around tracy. we are seeing delays at least to north flynn. it is certainly crowd

. >>> and now to that racist rant caught on camera at a carmel valley restaurant.he individuvi video was spread the world. so many of you have been wondering about that waitress who stepped in and proektded th protected that family. gennica cochran says that she had been watching michael lofthouse all night and she said that lofthouse had witswitched sent back food and was rude to her manager. and his outburst against the family was the final straw. >> to hear the emotion coming out of my voice, to see my mannrisms, it was unbelievable. you know, there was just something that came over me and i just -- i did what needed to be done and i think i did what anybody else should or would do in that situation. >>> lofthouse issued a written statement apologizing to the family and as you heard yesterday, the family doesn't buy that apology. >>> and we are inviting you to join us today as we house an hour long round table discussion on the importance of being an ally in our communities. the panel will share advice on how to become a more effective ally. is it airs at 4:00.

the incident happened at carmel valley restaurant during the fourth of july weekend. >>> our time is 5:39, getting you started for monday morning which will be a little cooler for most of us. >> it does look cooler for most and there is always one or two like clearlake or middletown but most will cool off today. there is a pretty good delta breeze. the fog is coming in as well over the bay and making an okay push here. highs were very high, not too bad along the coast but around the bay. concorde and lake point in the 100s. cooler for most today with an onshore breeze. we will show you that, even san jose has a northwest and a cool the direction. travis is 32 and onshore breeze it is west to northwest, that is usually the signature that says we will be cooling off. 50s and 60s on the temps with a couple of low 70s. berkeley, oakland as well. pacifica 52 and menlo park at 58. low clouds and fog will be on the move and the key is the high in the four corners. this is now moving and weakening and the result is cooler. it is always tough to drop temperatures 50 degrees for some and 24 ho

s racist rant toward an asian american family at a carmel valley restaurant is no longer employed. >>ce of [ bleep ]. >> oh, my god. >> get out of here. get out. you are not allowed here. >> i already put my [ bleep ]. >> get out now. >> [ bleep ]. >> it is so uncomfortable to watch this. michael lofthaus has since stepped down from his he told the chronicle, i can confirm i have stepped down from solid8 terminating all business relationships with immediate effect. i will make it my duty to ensure my personal actions do not continue to have a detrimental impact on those people closest to me. they have raised $200,000. >> two have been arrested for nature vandalism. east bay regional park police posted this image of the woman at yosemite. it's a scenic area along the creek. the rocks were painted red. they worked with a member of the community to locate and identify the two 23-year-old -- 22-yeaold> t more iat died s entisonriin ninear 1500 prisoners have bee infected. the most of any state prison. on friday the state announced it was going to release up to 8,000 inmates early to try t

. >>> now to that racist tirade caught on camera at a carmel valley restaurant.red all over the world. >> asian piece of [ bleep ]. >> get out of here. get out. you are not allowed here. >> i already put my -- >> you don't talk to our guests like that. get out now. they are valued guests. >> so now twaitress is speaking only to abc 7 news. gennica cochran says is that she had been watching michael lofthouse all night and he switched tables, sent back food and had been rude to her manager. and his outburst against the asian family was just the straw. >> to hear the emotion coming out of my voice, to see my mannerisms, it was unbelievable. you know, there was just something that came over me and i just life-i d-- i did what ne be done and what anybody else should or would do in that situation. >> lofthouse issued a written statement apologizing to the family. >>> does it feel like we're seeing racist rants nearly every day now? why do people do this? especially when they know everybody has a camera nowadays. so we asked expert, thomas plant, professor of psychology

the close beaches include monterey, pacific grove, carmel, pebble beach, and all california state beaches in the county. >>> even though beaches are closed, there are cities and businesses that are open and welcoming customers. tom baker joins us with the places that are open. many people will be traveling there this fourth of july. >> reporter: many feel they have no choice. many places are charming, interesting, and fun places to go. they are open this weekend. believe me, you are not the only one thinking about that. >> at midday, the friday traffic into the resort town was a very slow role. now, with the ocean beaches suddenly closed down from monterey county all the way through northern sonoma county, many folks are seeking alternatives like this. and >> the town will be full. >> reporter: jeff bridges owns the famous hotel, which is only renting out one third of their rooms for safety. >> all rooms that are available are occupied. we are observing strict social distancing and wearing masks.>> reporter: not all of the tidal wave of daytrippers observed the mask and distancing rules.

. >>> also an update on the bay area tech ceo who got in to this racist tirade at a carmel valley restaurantt of his job. >> asian piece of will thof [ b. >> get out of here. you are not allowed here. >> the server gennica cochran defended an asian american family. the man was michael lofthouse. he has now stepped down as his position of ceo of solid 8. he said that i can confirm that i have stepped down from solid 8 terminating all business relationships. i will make it my duty to ensure my personal actions do not continue to have a detrimental impact on those people closest to me. and by the way, online fundraisers for the waitress in that story have raised about $100,000. so if there is a silver lining, it is for her. >>> at the live desk, the fda just released a new list of toxic hand sanitizers. researchers say that they have seen a sharp increase in hand sanitizer products that contain ethanol but tested positive for methanol. methanol is wood alcohol and can be toxic when absorbed through the skin and deadly when inge ingested. some symptoms include nausea, vomiting, headache, blurred

. >> reporter: this man was caught at a carmel valley restaurant hurling asian insults at an asian-american family. it's unclear how it started but a waitress demanded the man leave. on the marin trail, another viral video shows a white woman appearing to tell an asian-american family to go back to where they came from and vowing to call the police because they had their dog on the trail. >> you guys are just breaking the law. >> reporter: that's not true. signs on the trail show leashed dogs are permitted. according to advocacy groups, anti-asian-american racism is on the rise across the u.s. >> harrowing, dehumanizing incidents. >> reporter: since the start of the pandemic, they've collected more than 2,100 reports of verbal harassment, racist bullying and hate crimes against asian-americans, 20 times what groups have recorded in past ye years. more than 800 of these incidents happened in california and 175 in san francisco. cynthia choi of the stop aapi hate reporting center blames the president and his repeated comments on china. >> as a way to distract from this administration's epic f

. >>> the carmel valley waitress who intercepted a racist rant by a tech ceo will be able to wait fewer tables if she wants. >> get out of here! get out! you are not allowed here. do not talk to our guests like that. get out now! >> go fund me donations have been pouring in since this video went viral. she's received $10,000 via venmo. >>> one of the core components of building a better bay area is ensuring racial and social justice. a major black lives matter march is happening this weekend. organizers chose the city in response to several racist incidents there but white supremacist groups are threatening to srupt it. >> they have partnered to plan a major march and rally in martinez. why martinez? >> folks covering the black lives matter, just a lot of racism we've seen. >> in the last week, a huge black lives matter mural was painted over with black page. a martinez couple were charged with hate crimes. elsewhere, martinez white lives matters was painted on another street. fliers were circulated. in response, a march was planned for sunday, 4:00 p.m. thousands are expected. >> we ar

. >> reporter: raymond and his family were having dinl order his wife's birthday at carmel valley restaurant, looseia. >> we were there celebrating. having fun. >> reporter: when the man you see in this picture began randaling. >> suddenly i hear this loud voice. >> reporter: his niece recorded what happened next on her cell phone. >> say that again. oh, now you're shy? >> reporter: he gave the family the finger. then said -- [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> need to leave. asian piece of -- [ bleep ]. >> he was full of hate and anger. it's sad that there are still people that are like that in this world. let lube in this country. >> reporter: a lucia employee quickly stepped in. >> do not talk to our guests that way. get out now. they are valued guests. >> are they? >> in an email, the vice president and general manager of the bernardus lodge and spa said, in part, we are proud of our staff in keeping with bernardus' core values. writing, my behavior in the video is appalling. this was clearly a moment where i lost control and made incredibly hurtful and divisive comments. i would like to deeply apo

. >>> thank you, sara, a man captured on camera parading an asian family inside of a carmel valley restaurants being identified as the ceo of a san francisco based tech company. >> you need to leave. >> you need to leave. >> get out now, get out. >> he has been identified as the ceo of solid eight, a san francisco cloud computing services. the waitress demands that he leave after insulting a family at another table. he later issued a statement, writing, my behavior and the video is appalling. this was clearly a moment where i had lost control and made incredibly hurtful and divisive comments. i would like to apologize to the family. the tech company has yet to issue a statement. >> i can't be in this country? >> you can. >> this is another incident where a woman confronted an asian american family well walking through the woods. upset that they were walking their dog, which was on a leash. asian americans study experts say that these two videos are highlighting what he says is a form of white nationalism, and an effort to cast asian americans as other. >> the videos that we see now are exampl

into the montegey bay looking at 73 degrees in santa cruz for tomorrow 60 some patchy fog in the carmel 62 degrees couple patches of fog there in the moderate to southern california 84 degrees, some sunshine 90 in pasedena about 87 in anaheim, 70 degrees in san diego and the high country of got a lot of sunshine coming your way 84 degrees in south lake tahoe 80 in truckee and 87 degrees in reno that high pressure going to start to build in now the 4 corner states here comes slowly going to build and compressing that marine there that means more sunshine is a very hot temperatures in some of the eyes. i think we're getting close to triple digits over the weekend in some spots inland for tomorrow will be warm enough there you're talking mid 90's in the concord and learn more about 86 degrees in san jose, 91 in morgan hill 81 in mount view about 69 degrees downtown san francisco, 93 in hot in santa rosa, those temperatures heating up especially on sunday then cooling down slightly by monday. >>thank you lauren still ahead a day in their last decision of the term justices on the highest cou

you're not too late while you're in your car you can safely pick up some corn dogs will cotton candy carmel apple's churro ys kettle corn you all the good stuff to order you just line up. your car on the avenue of the flags is sandra fell and then you will be directed onto the fairgrounds where vendors will take your order. a man you can be found on marin county fairs instagram and facebook page if you're interested fairgrounds will be open next saturday and sunday from 11:00am to 08:00pm. new cell phone data in 10 coronavirus hot spots show that more people hit the road over the 4th of july weekend then over the memorial day weekend. >>this is despite warnings from health experts the analysis comes from day to buy cubic that's a private company that uses the cdc to attract general movement in the u.s. it focused on the number of visitors to and from houston orlando, miami and atlanta to name a few of the 10 hot spots, orlando. and the state of florida in general side of the largest increase in visitors compared to the weeks leading up to the 4th of july and atlanta residents were the most

tasty fare food like that you stay in your car you can safely pick up the corn dogs cotton candy carmel apple's churros kettle corn. >>you know the deal the fair food you have to lineup with your car on avenue of the flags in sandra fell you'll then be directed onto the fairgrounds where vendors will be taking people's orders. a man you can be found on marin county fairs instagram and facebook pages. >>doesn't just looks good they were open this weekend but it's over because this after 8 o'clock. but they'll be open next weekend from 11 in the morning until 8 at night, each day right we keys there, they know i went to the contra costa county fair couple years ago and these guys like you gotta try the alligator. yeah like taste just like chicken tastes like chicken live look outside at the golden gate bridge on this sunday night. what a clear day in the city warm but if you an inland vicki like to the contra costa county fairgrounds hot hot. meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here with what's left of our weekend forecast breeze their grant and vicki and yes, still tracking clear skies out t