what did you think when you saw these women attacking this hostess?ut also i've been to the restaurant today. it's a wonderful restaurant. i was shocked, because we in new york city have a very strong mandate that if you are entering indoors, you have to show your vaccination proof and id. and if you don't have that, it's understandable. guess what? at carmine's right there, there's a beautiful outdoor venue which people take advantage of. that could have been the answer. i don't know, because it's a very swift moving video. i assume it's not the entire incident, but it looked pretty awful to me. it became nationally known and of course in the city of new york, where we're trying to keep patrons safe, healthy and also all of the staff at the restaurants, it sent a message of fear, because these hostesses and maitre d's and front line restaurants have to do this. it's the law that you ask for proof of vaccination or id. i don't know what it's like elsewhere in the country but that's the law. >> in new york city we're doing the right thing. if you don't

they claim the asian american hostess made racist remarks.ith assault and criminal mischief. video shows them confronting the hostesses after they were asked to leave. start with you, dana. the claim of racism by the three women who were ultimately arrested wasn't made until the next day. they didn't say it to the manager. they didn't say it to the police when they responded. >> dana: it's not on video. >> jeanine: they say that it's not on the video. >> dana: you can see that in the video there from up above. the manager at the restaurant obviously sensitive to this kind of accusation are adamant that did not happen and i'm sure that they have witnesses there. one of the things that is terrible for small businesses, they already have a situation where they can't find workers. you have the job creator's network has this huge lawsuit against the mandate. they're talking about small businesses. it's not because they're against vaccines. it's the fact that it's so hard for small businesses to find workers already. can you imagine if you're a you

they were fighting with the hostess. she was hysterically crying and she walked out and she was crying and she was staying on the sidewalk and i was watching the whole thing unfold. and he walked back in the restaurant and he's fighting with the hostess and i didn't know what happened. i don't know if they got kicked up but they, like, left abruptly and she was standing on the sidewalk crying and he walked back in and was, like, screaming @hostess and walked out and then he walked back in four more times to talk to the manager and to, like, tell the hostess off. >> look, all the drama and the intrigue can be dismissed. gabby was crying because of the altercation. we saw her crying on video. that could be consistent with her behavior. of the most important aspect, the critical ago pegt, i aspect the day, august 27th. now, the witness you saw says she and the boyfriend didn't connect the dots that the couple they saw at the restaurant that night was gabby and brian until this week when they started following the case in th

pressure on the hostesses. >> they didn't sign up to be cops, they signed up to be hostesses. >> thousandsigrants reportedly being released into the us and dhs is ice offices were hurt in disturbances on deportation fighters the border crisis spirals out of control. >> if we don't ask the question why are we here, what caused this, we won't fix this problem. simple answer is catch and release. >> former ice officer joins us next. todd: christopher ray sending a warning to americans that the taliban take over in afghanistan could inspire a new wave of extremism in the us. >> we are concerned what the future holds whether it is the possibility of events in afghanistan serving as a catalyst. todd: the domestic terrorism caseload is skyrocketing at 2700 possible investigations up from 1000 in the spring of 2020. these really foreign minister holding crisis talks with the us after progressive numbers of congress force house democrats to remove $1 billion in funding for israeli defense. that money meant for the iron dome defense system which fended off thousands of incoming rockets from hamas ea

she was crying and he immediately went to the hostess stand and was like going in on the hostess and waitrss and eventually the manager. >> reporter: that was august 27th, three days after investigators had originally said gabby was last seen. the same day her mom received a final text from gabby's phone reading, "can you help stan? i just keep getting his voice mails and missed calls." but stan is gabby's grandfather, and gabby's mother says she never called him that. the ci omo, ah beginning an investigation. laundrie's parents retrieving the mustang that they said he drove to a nature reserve before heteams agn unforgivinigator-infested terrain. he's accused of using a pin number and account that didn't belong to him to withdraw at least a thousand dollars after gabby's death. in regards to her homicide, he is still a person of interest. trevor ault, abc news, venice, florida. florida. >> trevor, thank you. >>> super model linda evangelista says she's permanently and brutally disfigured after undergoing a fat-freezing procedure five years ago. she says rather than decreasing her f

black lives matter claims the post hostess use the n-word at some point.e's restaurant says there was no wrongdoing and no evidence of that word ever beino used, telling fox news that multiple hosts including a black, and asian were doing complying with the new york city mandate and denying customers because they could not provide their vaccination cards. nothing to do with race. c black lives matter protested planning to cancel carmine's and urging black people not to spend money at the eatery. he says he's willing to admit when his employees messed up but when they are attacked every they will he will defend them to the limit. >> black lives matter, always question the little guy. taking money from amazon, but hurting independent businesses. if you wanted to protest the vaccination mandate, and you should because they're not constitutional. the restaurant is just following the orders. they issued a he said, don't come to the u.s. general assembly because he's not vaccinated. >> we need to send the message to all the world leaders including most notably f

she was standing on the sidewalk crying and he walked back in and was, like, screaming at the hostessnd walked back out and he walked back in, like, four more times to talk to the manager and tell the hostess off. >> now, the manager of the restaurant also telling cnn without wanting to be identified that the fbi was notified as a result on wednesday after seeing the human remains being recovered on sunday. the fbi declining to comment on this, citing privacy reasons. this incident apparently happening on august 27th. that is the same day that gabby petito's mother described receiving an odd text to police from gabby petito. and this is believed to have been the last communication from her daughter. and, of course, three weeks later she turns up dead. so here we are, again, at the carlton reserve, here in florida, 25,000 acres continue to be searched for brian laundrie. yesterday the underwater dive teams arrived. turned up nothing. they're back at it again, they're saying they're going to cover or try to cover every acre here. back to you. >> 25,000 acres. that is a lot of ground. am

that was actually horrific to see that poor hostess be attacked like that.ates are here to stay. we know that we need to get a larger percentage of the population fully vaccinated, about 80% to 90% fully vaccinated. so we need these vaccine requirements to get into establishments. so i want to say and this is coming from a physician perspective is that we have to really keep doing the outreach and education about why these vaccines are important. we have to make sure that the public health messaging continues to be strong, and yes, absolutely, we do have the protect our essential workers and our service workers. because unfortunately they are left to have to sort of reinforce these mandates or these requirements themselves. so they need an extra layer of protection indeed. >> right. i mean, look, if you are enforcing a federal mandate, you work at a home depot or a carmens you're not being paid enough to support these. doctor, we have these 24 republican states attorneys general and they're saying you're destroying democracy and individual freedom. you were

black lives matter is protesting a famous new york city restaurant after 3 people attacked a hostess when she asked proof of vaccination. the employee was hit repeatedly by three women. the hostess used a racial slur as they are facing several charges was the vaccination mandate imposed by democrat mayor bill deblasio requires businesses to enforce the policy without support from health officials. todd: the deadliest year in two decades after another violent weekend. mayor lori lightfoot is refunding the police after slashing $60 million from the department budget. >> expansion of the officer wellness program, incredibly hard-working police officers have the resources they need for the stress and trauma they have every day. todd: we've been talking about this for months. the fact that the funding the police would lead to carnage not just on chicago city streets but across the nation in cities across our great country. wise mayor lori lightfoot just waking up to the reality of defunding her department? >> those folks and the criminals who support having their way in any particular cit

. >> they were fighting with the hostess. she was hysterically crying. and staying on the sidewalk. i was watching the whole thing unfold. he walked back in the rest and he's fighting with the hostess. i didn't know what happened. i don't even if they got kicked out but they, like, left abruptly. she was standing on the sidewalk crying and he walked back in and was, like, screaming at the hostess, walked back out and walked back in like four more times to talk to the manager and tell the hostess off. >> now, that manager also spoke to cnn. she declined to give her identity but confirmed that an incident did occur at the time. she did not describe exactly what happened. but she sid did say she called the fbi on friday after human remainings were found, those of gabby petito. we want to mention the fbi is also declining to comment on that incident citing privacy. back here at the carlton reserve, as you were mentioning, the search for brian laundrie, that big question remains -- where is brian laundrie? we also want to mention an update. we are told by the

if a hostess says i need to see your proof of vaccination, you show it to them. and if you don't have one, you leave. it's that simple. that's not all, though, when it comes to toxicity. there is the toxic misinformation, otherwise known as lies, coming out of the pro-trump right wing. whitewashing what we all saw, with our own eyes, when those rioters overran the capitol on january 6th. now, they want you to believe, you know, that it was just like a tourist visit. and that those who were arrested shouldn't face criminal charges. >> watching the tv footage of those who entered the capitol and walked through statuary hall showed people in an orderly fashion staying between the stanchions and ropes. if you didn't know the tv footage was from january 6th, you would actually think it was a normal-tourist visit. >> that was no tourist visit. i mean, they may have been visitors to -- to d.c., to the capitol, but it was no tourist visit. and the charges against them are not excessive. "the new york times" reports nearly half of the more than 600 people charged have bee

going in on the hostess and the waitress and then eventually the manager. >> we've been fighting all farther south the city of moab, utah, is investigating how police responded to a fight between the couple earlier in their road trip. the fraud charge laundrie is facing carries a possible ten-year prison sentence. the search for him in florida will resume this morning. >>> an important recall is under way at this hour to tell you about affecting millions of families with babies. the boppy company is pulling products labeled newborn loungers. the pillows have been linked to the suffocation deaths of at least eight babies. >>> supermodel linda evangelista is raising concerns about the risk of coolsculpting. she says she was brutally disfigured by the procedure which is meant to freeze and reduce fat cells. evangelista claims that she's permanently deformed even after she underwent corrective surgeries.te of what was promis. >> there's a really rare complication called paradoxical adipose hyperplastia that's sort of gaining widespread understanding as the technology gains more popularit

. >> she walked back in and was screaming at the hostess. and he walked back in to talk to the manager and tell the hostess off. >> reporter: the restaurant confirming on instagram that petito and laundrie were there, adding they notified the fbi. >> i remember telling him, this guy is freaking me out. his demeanor, the way he was acting, how persistent he was. he freaked me out. >> reporter: the restaurant is just outside grand teton national park, where agents found petito's body. laundrie's whereabouts is a mystery. authorities are searching for him in this nature preserve, not far from his family home, where he returned from a cross country trip this month bout petito. laundrie is a person of interest in petito's disappearance. >> if authorities charge brian in gabby's death, that would make him a fugitive. and anybody helping him would be committing a crime. until then, he is free to run. >> reporter: this case is captivating people across the country. people gathered for this vigil in salt lake city, one of the last places that petito

at my last job, i was the hostess. i'm a good hostess, i can do the job really well, but i'm not wanted to do that job because of the teeth. - [john] it got to a point where we couldn't fix them, i really didn't know what to do. - i just started not going anywhere, i just kind of stayed with my dogs (chuckles nervously). - probably didn't realize how bad her teeth were, either. she said how hard that was to hide it, and she did, i didn't know, for five or 10 years maybe. - before we chose clearchoice, i had an appointment with my dentist to get dentures (laughs), i did. and i started researching about how dentures perform, and they don't really work as far as eating food and things like that, and so when i came to clearchoice, (uplifting music) i actually was not very hopeful about the appointment. they took an x-ray of my mouth, and they were able to say, we can work with that. (uplifting music) and i was like (sighs), i'm not a lost cause, there's hope. - i think once we made the decision, it was a no-brainer. we sai

the 24-year-old hostess asked them for proof of vaccination. which is required for indoor dining in new york city. she was literally doing her job trying to keep patrons safe. according to the police report, the women hit the employee quote multiple times with closed fists and she suffered bruises and scratches to her face, her chest and arms. it is unclear in the video who are the attackers and who is the victim. what is absolutely clear is it is toxic. it is toxic. you have to stop this. you cannot just go into a restaurant if you're not vaccinated. it doesn't work this way. if you don't want to do it, eat outside or stay home. order in. if you're not from new york city and a place that doesn't require that, don't come here. now the restaurant has hired private security for the hostess both this weekend so come on, people, you punch out a 24-year-old who asks you for proof of vaccination so you can eat in a restaurant? toxic. that toxicity is infecting us just as surely as covid. and that has got to stop. okay? it's got to stop. if you're dri

she was crying and he immediately went to the hostess stand and was just, yeah, he was just like going in on the hostess and the waitress and then eventually, the manager. >> reporter: that was august 27th, three days after investigators had originally said gabby was last seen and the same day her mom received a final text from gabby's phone, reading, "can you help stan? i just keep getting his voicemails and missed "buts. stanll is gabby's grandf and gabby's mother says she never called him that. and the city of moab, utah, now launching a formal investigation of the response to a fight between the couple days prior. today in florida, laundrie's parents retrieving the ford mustang the fbi towed from their home monday. the car they told officials brian drove to a nearby nature reserve last week before he vanished. tonight, drones and dive teams again searching for him in that unforgiving alligator-infested terrain. and to be clear, brian laundrie is not charged with gabby petito's homicide. she's charg he's charged with illegally using a debit card that didn't belong to him. in regards

. >> he walked back in the restaurant and he is fighting with the hostess and i didn't know what happenedt kicked out but they left abruptly and she was standing on the sidewalk crying and he walked back in and was screaming at the hostess and then walked back out and then he walked back in like four more times to talk to the manager and tell the hostess off. >> reporter: and so that just kind of paints the picture of some of the sightings they've seen as the couple took this cross country sort of road trip. in the meantime the investigation and the search continues here as you mentioned, jake, in north port. police are looking for brian laundrie in a 25,000 acre reserve just in the last ten minutes we have been here where the couple lived and the parents of brian laundrie came home. i also want to point out that in the driveway is a silver mustang. that mustang was towed away on monday when fbi came here, surrounded the home, and went in to question the parents. so we're seeing a little movement here at the home. clearly evidence or what was in the custody of fbi is now being at least th

and she was standing on the sidewalk crying and he walked back in and was like, screaming at the hostess then walked back out and then he walked back in like four more times to talk to the manager and tell the hostess off. >> jean, basically, it seems every day that there's some other witnessed story about the turbulent relationship. >> similar pattern, right? here's one thing that's significant about that. august 27th. and according to the affidavit for search warrant, they said that august 27th was the last time that she was ever seen alive. was it this at the restaurant? we don't know, but it's becoming more and more significant date. now, the lady that you just saw, the young girl talking about that, we went to the manager of that restaurant, it's merry pig lets in jackson, wyoming, a tex-mex restaurant and the manager confirmed that she witnessed an incident and that after the body was found last weekend, she actually went to the fbi because it triggered her memory of what had happened in august. and so now the fbi does have that information. >> let's talk about this moab investigat

. >> tourists take down the hostess at tech after asking for vaccination proof. >> hostess at a restaurant in new york city was assaulted by 3 women from texas after she asked them to show their vaccination cards. happen outside calm winds restaurant on the upper west side. witnesses say the women became outrage when the hostess told them they needed proof of vaccination to be seated inside the angry women attacked. the host is punching her several times in the face. they were arrested for misdemeanor assault and released restaurant owner says he plans to hire private security to protect his employees. a new report suggesting that too much social media is not a good thing in this case, the focus is on instagram its parent company facebook says it is now trying to discourage users from focusing on physical appearance. but. >> that's only after a wall street journal report reveal facebook researchers knew that the photo sharing platform was toxic for teen girls. 32% of teen girls in the study said that when they feel bad about their bodies instagram made them feel worse. 14% of boys had simi

they had a huge fight between the hostess and three black female tourists from texas on covid vaccinee been to carmine's. serve great food with very large portions. very sad that black lives matter got involved in this particular case. robberies are going up. rapes, assaults, certainly homicides. black people getting killed by other black people. blm doesn't get involved. in this instance, words are exchanged, something like that, the black patrons attacked the white hostess. because black white opportunity to increase tensions and increase antagonism in this country. here comes blm to stir the racial pot. basically interracial arson. that is what they do. that is highly unfortunate. i wish they stay away from the situations. not make them any worse. create new opportunities for black and white folks to hate each other anymore. elizabeth: three patrons allegedly assaulted the 24-year-old hostess when she asked for a vaccine card. black lives matter protesters, the three were arrested reportedly after the incident. the attorney said there was a racial slur involved. that is being inves

when hostess asks for those things -- neil: i'm sorry, zane, do these inspectors who have come back, obviously different inspectors, but are they from the other agencies that don't appear to be coordinating with each other? >> no. neil: so you could have three -- >> different agencies that. >> is nonsense. absolute nonsense. >> there is no coordination between which agency. so the parks department doesn't know the board of health was in an hour earlier. so the parks department sends in their inspector. the board of health maybe had their inspectors there two hours ago. neil, it is beyond that. they don't even know what the regs are. we had them tell us in one restaurant keep logs on all our guests as they come in. we have to keep a record of everybody that give us their i.d. other inspectors say no, no. you only need to make sure you have logs on employees and that you're requesting vaccination data from guests. these various agencies are totally uncoordinated with each other and even on the regs themselves. neil: incredible, zane, i'm glad you brought this to light. i was wondering

. >> some who work at the front of businesses like restaurant hostesses, are worried that people who don't like this will take it all -- take it out on them. this is coming from county government. 85 percent of eligible residents in koster cost -- contra costa county are vaccinated but this is needed to save lives, according to officials. julian: there are reasons to be encouraged about what we are doing to slow this -- slow the spread of covid-19. the positivity rate dropped to 2.9% in california, the lowest it has been since july. as of monday, the seven-day average daily case rate is 22 per 100,000 people and even lower in the bay area, where only 13 out of every 100,000 are testing positive. some counties are doing even better. 11 out of 100 thousand people testing positive in san francisco, san mateo, and santa clara counties. only 10 out of 100,000 positive in marin county. we are learning more about their key to success when it comes to vaccination rates. they are reporting more than 90% of eligible people are fully vaccinated and more than 97% have received at least one shot.

the hostess asked for proof of vaccination from a group of diners. the vaccine mandates. are you seeing any of this in your restaurants? >> let me tell you how much we see it. when our people see this video they yawn and say what's new. this is part of a pervasive lawlessness. i'm pro getting rid of this covid-19. i just want you to know that. david: what i'm interested in is how you do that and whether a vaccine mandate is the proper way to do it, and how much it's costing businesses that have been through the ringer the last year and a half. how much do you think this is costing you? >> our sales are up 30% since it started monday in terms of people going in a different direction. but that aside, the vaccination is a government mandate yet they hands it off to the private sector to enforce it. isn't that socialism or communism of some sort? why are we the enforcers of a government mandate. they can whether you need to show a vax with a driver's license or when you get on an airplane. but to hand it to the private sector. i saw you had a restaurant

they were fighting with the hostess.sterically crying. >> harris: a lot of people saw it. a couple from new orleans witnessed that argument between the couple and restaurant workers in the jackson hole, wyoming restaurant on august 27th. it is one of the last times gabby was seen alive. that witness told fox news digital quote, i have chills now. it is crazy because it wasn't just like we passed them on the street. it was a full blown incident. the restaurant confirmed on instagram that petito and laundrie were there that day. in florida neighbors are saying they saw the laundries pack up a camper and go away for a long weekend soon after brian laundrie returned from the northwest and gabby wasn't with him. where was gabby? >> i noticed they got a new camper for the back of the pickup. i saw them doing some work and then when they prepared for their trip, i saw them loading the camper. >> you are talking about brian and his parents after he returned home, is that correct, in a different camper? >> yes. the van is his. hi

they were fighting with the hostess. she was hysterically crying.ewalk crying. he walked back in, screaming at the hostest es, walked bund in several times talking to the manager. >> we had been fighting. >> reporter: an investigation is being launched about the utah police department's handling of the case. the couple's interability captured on body camera. >> we're driving by. i would like to report a domestic dispute. we drove by, and the gentleman was slapping the girl. >> she told police he lapped laundry. he said he pushed her. at this time the city of moab is unaware of any breach of policy during the incident. however, the city will conduct a formal investigation, based on the results will take any next steps that may be appropriate. wolf, we're told the search teams at the reserve have called it a night, nothing found today, expected to be back at it tomorrow. >> leyla, thank you. leyla santiago reporting. let's go to anthony basrksdale and what do you make of this arrest warrant unauthorized use. >> it's a big development in the case. it t

that poor 20-something-year-old hostess having to take punches to the face because the policy is in new york that you need to show your vaccine card. >> she's just doing her job, and for someone coming from texas who is now not used to having to wear a mask or showing any vaccine card, comes here to new york and takes it out on this young woman is deplorable. >> absolutely. >>> so, meanwhile, capitol police just gave an update on their preparations for tomorrow's right wing rally in support of the january 6th rioters. the warnings, by the way, stretch across the u.s. >>> and the number of migrants arriving at the border town of del rio, texas, keeps growing. more than 12,000 people are now camped out under a bridge. we're going to take you there. (vo) how do you know when you've found your team? whether you're winning, or just doing your best. when you're on the lanes, they're right behind you. reunite with your team. go bowling. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd

reporter: a server and hostess at a rotisserie in walnut creek.he's trying to make sure that folks don't get mad at her for enforcing proof of vaccination come wednesday. >> some people don't understand and will cause problems. and then it's good. we will feel more safe. reporter: the county's new health order requires those 12 and older to show proof of vaccination or a negative covid test when eating or spending time indoors at restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues. vaccination requirements will also be in place for all gyms. >> i don't drink or do drugs. they want to make me take a vaccine that i'm not comfortable with. i think it's ridiculous. reporter: jim says he doesn't want the vaccine and may be forced to cancel his gym membership and work out in san joaquin county instead. >> force things onto people. you will do this or you are an outcast, basically. reporter: stanford's dr. and lou says that from a public health standpoint, a vaccine requirement when people are taking their masks off indoors makes perfect sense. >> we require vac

. >> the hostess is asking for proof. >> a lot of the guests that sat inside showed their card. no issues. most people have been wanting to sit outside. >> reporter: proof of vaccination is not required for outdoor, only indoor. one guest hopes it encourages more people to get the shot. >> there are reprecautions, you need to be responsible and get vaccinated and you can enjoy all of these things. >> reporter: now, i spoke with half a dozen or so other people who said they did not support the new mandate for contra costa county for a variety of reasons but none of them wanted to talk with us on camera. >>> we have other covid-19- related news about one of the bay area's most famous restaurants, that will come up later on. >>> now at 11:00, tonight, a fire in the north bay is a rephaopbder summer may be over -- reminder summer may be over but fire season is not slowing down. 100 acres burned today. kpix5 is at the fire where it is fueling fears of another devastating blaze. andrea? >> reporter: liz we are at the location where the fire may have started and if you can take a look

because the hostess asked the tourist for proof of vaccination.y on this program, he lost $1.8 million worth of business because the city's mandate. seems to me the mandate is doing more harm than good. >> mr. come together. let's get a vaccine mandate, the restaurants who were tortured it would be a great idea to empty them out during the pandemic. lost their staff. sorry, boss i'm earning more not working than working. it makes it impossible to make a profit. they're book indoors, saying show me proof of vaccination. if they don't have it, in comes the new governor who seems to be more oppressive than the old one who wants to put toddlers, 2 and 3-year-olds in mask at preschool. now they will start checking up, asking random people, maybe the varney table of four, you guys all have vaccination cards? oh, you don't? you shouldn't be here. and the owner is now fined. and when the hostess or host, that is carmine's by the way, a great place. multiple outlets. a legendary place. now they're being protested by black lives matter, if it was discrimina

he was really angry area he was going in on the hostess. >> the restaurant is just outside ground tetonional park. her body was discovered earlier this week. the restaurant confirmed to abc news that the couple were there and they say they are now speaking with the f the eye but the agency has not confirmed the incident. the city of utah has an investigation into the police department's handling of that incident, caught on body camera on august 12 when a witness called 911 to report a possible domestic dispute, officials say there does not to be a breach of policy but they add that appropriate action will be taken if the investigation finds otherwise arid rena roy, new york. >> as the annual dream force convention wrapped up in san francisco, i had an exclusive chance to sit down with the salesforce ceo for his only face-to-face interview of the event. i asked him about the announcement that salesforce will relocate any employee in texas who is no longer comfortable because of the controversial crackdown on abortion. here is what we should -- what he shared with me. >> this is the home

. >> reporter: the hostess is asking for proof of vaccination as soon as people walk in. >> a lot of our guests who sat inside were able to show their card. no issues. most people have been wanting to sit outside. >> reporter: proof of vaccination is not required for outdoor dining, only indoor. one guest said she hopes it encourages more people to get the shot. >> you need to be responsible and get vaccinated and you can enjoy all these things. >> some people said they did not support the mandate for various reasons. none wanted to speak about it on camera. >>> fda granted emergency use authorization for a third dose of the pfizer vaccine. this is for certain people, those 65 and older or at high risk of severe disease. we asked an epidemiologist whether he believes this latest news will keep cases low into the fall. >> predicting the future with this will be difficult. last year we thought we were in good shape and everybody came back in late october and early november and we had the worst spike we had seen. i think we have to assume there is something worse in the works and work t

this month in manhattan captured in this footage, angry patrons physically confronting a restaurant hostess disputes over vaccination status one of the sparks. it's one incident of many. are there quite many more angry people right now >> i think the answer to that is yes. >> the pandemic heightening. >> they've had enough of confusion, enough of isolation and the permission is much greater than it was four or five years ago. >> reporter: many cities requiring proof of vax nation to dine in. in san francisco, more than half of restaurants say that one of more of their employees have received a conflict to verifying records, masks have, of course, ignited ffury, to too >> this woman spiting at an employee in anaheim, squabbles as restaurant security took on anti-maskers an establishment requiring masks. it's all happening at restaurants are already stretched thin. >> we're under staffed and we're trying as hard as we can to make everyone happy. >> reporter: and it's not just in restaurants >> she had asked him to pull up his mask he refused >> a cashier outside of atlanta killed when a custo

to put a hostess at the front door or having the server reminding people they have to keep their mascot unless they are eating or drinking, it is unfortunate that employees have to do that at this point. but, again, with the increase in the amount of discussion about this, it has really made a change. have there been confrontations? yes. but not many. kristen: have business owners been given guidance about how to handle i don't want to just say confrontations but even agreements about such matters? >> you have to do this with civility and compassion. people have the right to do what they think is right for them when there is a mandate that you can't go into a restaurant or a gym without a mask on, you have got an option. you don't have most of our restaurants have had extended outdoor seating in people who are not vaccinated yet or fully vaccinated can still sit outside and dine at their favorite restaurants. kristen: what is your message i guess to both customers and to the county? >> to the county, it is all about communicating the message. that this is in effect. and i think we came

but some pundits suggesting the global interest and but the hostess appearance is partly because the victim is white. why not the same media attention when people of color go missing? well, the answer actually has a name missing white woman syndrome isn't saying that gabby, bettina is not important. what it is saying is that there's an over representation in media when white women go missing. i told you this would happen, somebody was going to play the race card on the gabby petite story, and most likely it would be joy read. i don't feel it was appropriate of jewelry to inject race into the conversation about gabby potato. the parents grieving that their daughter, very insensitive to turn it into political discourse. a big question should be, how do we prevent these crimes from happening? i got a potato and a travel blogger was traveling around america in a van with a 23 year old fiance brian laundry. he returned from the trip in late august alone, and later petite, her family reported her missing. and on september, the 19th of body was found in wyoming national park, a suspicions i

dining at merry piglets restaurant in jackson hole on august 27 when laundrie started arguing with the hostess was visibly upset. >> she was hysterically crying, and she walked out and she was crying and she was standing on the sidewalk. >> reporter: the restaurant confirmed laundrie and petito dined there. the week-long manhunt to find laundrie continued today, with 75 personnel from 16 different agencies. still, no sign of him in the 40-square mile reserve. laundrie's family attorney says the arrest warrant for brian laundrie is related to activities occurring after the death of gabby petito, and not related to her actual demise. margaret. >> brennan: a developing story. thank you, jericka. and saturday night, "48 hours" investigates the death of gabby petito and the hunt for brian laundrie, that's at 10:00 p.m. eastern, 9:00 p.m. central, right here on cbs. tonight, millions of people in the rain-soaked northeast are getting even more torrential rains and thunderstorms. about three inches swamped the philadelphia area today, making some roads impassable. the strong, slow-moving system could

he was really angry area he was going in on the hostess. >> the restaurant is just outside ground tetonthe restaurant confirmed to abc news that the couple were there and they say they are now speaking with the f the eye but the agency has not confirmed the incident. the city of utah has an investigation into the police department's handling of that incident, caught on body camera on august 12 when a witness called 911 to report a possible domestic dispute, officials say there does not to be a breach of policy but they add that appropriate action will be taken if the investigation finds otherwise arid rena roy, new york. >> as the annual dream force convention wrapped up in san francisco, i had an exclusive chance to sit down with the salesforce ceo for his only face-to-face interview of the event. i asked him about the announcement that salesforce will relocate any employee in texas who is no longer comfortable because of the controversial crackdown on abortion. here is what we should -- what he shared with me. >> this is the home of gay rights, the home of the summer of love. anyone w

singapore, canada, and of course, australia all have been cancelled, and given cuts are a chance to hostess, which is for the 1st time ever. and we also asked him if things are back to normal now, now that they filled the f one calendar, they filled all the gaps. and he said that they have the f. i a has faced a lot of challenges and has managed to adapt and fill all the gaps, but we're not there yet. so then a big few weeks and months for cats are a lot to look forward to tell us a bit more it's going to be challenged and will be interesting to see how they're going to pull this off in 6 weeks time. and also don't forget, in 2020, they are not going to be a formula one because cutout will be hosting the world cup. and on top of that and 2 months, not exactly too much time, we've got the fee for our cup. so cutter is already in the global in sporting global spotlights, and ok, all right, fine. hello. thank you so much. we'll talk to you a bit later son who's reporting live from sale of football now. and the crisis is deepening at barcelona. i've been figure, have beaten them 3 now it's spar

showing the moment that a restaurant hostess was attacked by a group of tourists from texas.ed them. that attack the same week that new york became the first major u.s. city to require hospitality and entertainment and fitness businesses to ask customers for proof of vaccination before any indoor access. >> that is an ugly scene. >>> we will lighten up things. a weekend "morning boost." dylan. >> we need a boost. for baseball fans, going to a game comes with the hope maybe you catch a ball, a foul ball to take home. for 10-year-old aaron pressly, it looked like it would come true. what happened next is so special. >> this foul ball is in the stands. that young dude picked it up. great reaction. a little girl dove for it. i don't think he realized it. she was upset. she had cotton candy. how about what he does? what a good dude. >> aaron, are you a rock star. aaron's selfless act instantly went viral. he said when he saw the girl crying, he said it did not feel right. they thanked aaron with the gift card and the team sent another ball to him. >> that was so beautiful. >> my f

he walks out with her and walks right back in and is' kind of like violently talking to the hostess.an tell he's angry. jesse: brian laundrie's parents til refusing to help police. neighbors say the parents packed up their camper and went on a trip with him after he came home without gabby. >> i saw them with a new camper for the back of the pickup. when they prepared for their trip i saw them loading the camper. >> you are talking about brian and his parents after he returned home in a didn't camper? >> yes. >> his parents silent when confronted by fox. >> do you have anything to say to gabby petito's family? why aren't you talking? >> where do you think he is? >> do you think brian is in danger? jesse: here for reaction to all of this, john walsh. i know you know local police booted this. how bad is it now. >> before i answer that question i want to say one thing. the white house owes the mounted border patrol an apology. i have ridden with that border patrol 7 times. i live on a horse ranch, i raise and train polo horses. those are reins. they are not whips. the photographer who t

we have the hostess or the manager at the restaurant policing the patrons.s that wants to have a bit of normalcy. where is the unity? it's difficult to watch. in a workforce that is already in difficult times in the service injury. they want to act as a police officer as they pointed out before potentially getting into altercations and having to deal with this. by the way this place is delicious the meatballs definitely are. >> this is the opposite. now it seems like we might be letting skin color be more important than the content of our character. i'm not sure where we are going with this but we can't judge each other. we can stay on this all day long. i want my time and give lee olson time. >> i think we are on same page. unfortunately this racism and race card has them played it's going to be played after we leave this great country in thi great planet. it's used for political purpose and what you see here is an organization that has only one purpose. intimidate and constantly attack. we've seen these accusations that this country is inherently racist. i