i'm not lisa. >> reporter: as she tried to clearl her name, she noticed a jump on her website with over 5,000 views prompting her to post will disclaimer saying that she is not connected to alexander. >> even today has been receiving phone calls, people asking for the racist lisa. >> reporter: what is your message to lisa alexander? >> i don't know -- i mean, we don't know her. >> we viewed the video many times, we read through all the comments. and she made a big mistake. >> reporter: we contacted yelp about the identity mixup and they replied in part -- i've flagged this to our user support team and they will be removing the reviews in question since they violate our content guidelines for not reflecting firsthand experiences with the business. and they are also seeing this as a learning experience. after a twitter user pointed this out. >> he said, you know, i'm sorry this happened to you, but imagine you wake up, you do nothing wrong on your own, and all of a sudden your whole life is turned upside down and this is what people of color experience daily. and i will not forget that. that was very eye-opening. >> reporter: and they are now considering to change the name of their

. >> reporter: a lot has changed since last tuesday, when he was confronted by residents lisa alexanderobert larkins for stencilling "black lives matter" with chalk on what turned out to be his property. since the video went viral, alexander, the ceo of la face skin products, lost her account with birch box, and issued this apology. >> what's your name, sir? >> reporter: the man in the video, robert larkins, was terminated by raymond james. a day before that, he issued an apology, and this is the first time he sees it. >> i called the neighborhood police watch. it was wrong and i'm sorry for treating him with disrespect. >> reporter: what do you think about that? >> wow, that's, umm, about as much of a mea kulpa as you can expect. i would be willing to talk to him. if he expresses that to me in person, i will forgive both of them. >> reporter: we're seeing change in this neighborhood. two days ago, the retaining wall looked like this. now fast forward to today. james's house has become a canvas for the black lives matter movement. the owner of the downstairs of this house says he apprec

and but it had my wife's business. >> lisa alexander seen in the video is a ceo of le face products out of the bay area. her social media pages including her business were deleted. the only one that resembled, was my l.a. face in l.a. this woman's business. >> he -- we startedtartedtartedd messaging them saying i was not her. with over 5,000 views, she posted this disclaimer clarifying that she is not connect to alexlexander. >> and today, she is receiving phone calls, people asking for the racist lisa. >> what is your message to reis a alexander? >> i don't know this person. >> we don't know her. we viewed the video many times and read through all the comments. and she made a big mistake. >> we contacted yelp about the mix up and they replied in part. i flagged this to our user support team and they will be removing the reviews in question since they violate our content guidelines for not reflecting first hand experiences with the business. as to the milos, they are seeing this as a learning experience. after a twitter user pointed this out. >> he said, you know, i'm sorry this happene

the couple involved was lisa alexander and robert larkin. lisa alexander was doing most of the talking and the confrontational incident, we just found out through a tweet feta raymond james, the husband has now lost his job. back to you. >>> thank you, new video of a massive two alarm fire at an abandoned chevy restaurant in richmond last night. take a look at the citizen video, it sent plumes of smoke hundreds of feet into the air. crews were opening up the building, to get the size of the fire down. they were working on the fire throughout the evening, and no injuries were reported. >>> and san francisco, 25 residents have been worse from their homes after a fire broke out at a multi-family residential building yesterday. it is in the india basin district, crews arrived around 2 p.m. to find the top floor of the building on fire, the blaze was contained in 10 minutes. >>> developing now, the bay area's two biggest cities have the nations calls for police reform. in san francisco, san jose, and los angeles, they describe the collective disc

. >> reporter: the woman was identified as lisa alexander, the ceo of a skincare line. we reached out to her multiple times but got no response. >> that is why black lives matter. >> reporter: he says he is a proud filipino who knows what discrimination feels like. >> this is not the first time i have experienced fear and even a little bit of loathing that just kind of creeps out. >> reporter: birch box, makeup distribution service posted this on its instagram account, saying they have cut ties with her and does not agree with the views of lisa alexander. >> if you want to come to my house and talk to me like an equal, i will hear what you have to say and i will consider an apology. >> reporter: he had 33 twitter followers on monday. now he has a platform is more than 10,000. >> we see evidence of little racist groups or behavior or exclusion, i want them to speak up. i want them to say something. i want them to make a difference. i want them to be true to themselves and not be afraid. >> reporter: again, we reached out to alexander for her side of the story. the websit

heigth, una pareja le preguntó por qué lo hacia, que si era su propiedad la mujer del video es lisa alexander últimas 48 horas me han enseñado que son de una persona ignorante ante las inequidades raciales, me sorprendo de cómo actué, y lo siento profundamente >> también en danvielle, un grupo de madres se une contra la discriminación en una caravana recorriendo las calles de sicamory >> también agente es dado de alta, había sido herido en el ataque donde su compañeros perdió la vida, la semana pasada. sus compañeros lo esperaron para escoltarlo a su casa, fue lesionado cuando perseguían una camioneta cargada de explosivos el pasado sábado. >> también continúan las protestas por muerte de hombre afroamericano en atlanta, declarado como homicidio después de recibir dos disparos por parte de la policía, después de eso la jefa de la policía renunció a su cargo ,el agente que disparó está despedido, y otro esta bajo investigación >> incendios reportados esta noche, abdud fadad fue hallado cerca del lugar, estaba bajo libertad condicional por haber amenazas criminales. >> mientras más condados de

i waved at them and they took off. >> reporter: we tried to contact lisa alexander and have not hurtback. in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> we'll give you updates as we get those. >>> abc 7 is committed to building a better bay area. one focus is your health. tomorrow a new order takes effect in the bay area's most populous county that will dramatically increase who can get tested for covid-19. hospitals will have to test anyone showing symptoms and anyone exposed to a known covid-19 case. it follows a slight uptick in cases following eased restrictions. major hospitals like kaiser and valley medical center say they're already on board with the plan. >>> a big reopening tomorrow for the return to daily life. san francisco's westfield mall and stones town galleria will open for limited indoor shopping. the stores will have to set up social distancing signs. shoppers will notice san hand advertiser a -- hand sanitizer and hand washing stations. face coverings are required for shoppers and employees. signs will be up throughout the mall. seats will not return in the food court

the woman speaking to james juanillo is lisa alexander. juanillo identifies as a brown man. in a statement to abc7 news, alexander apologized for the confrontation and says, quote, the last 48 hours has taught me my actions were those of someone who was not aware of the damage caused by being ignorant and naive to racial inequalities. when i watched that video, i am shocked and sad that i bhooifd the way i did. it was disrespectful to mr. juanillo and i am deeply sorry for that. anyone with video, pictures, or information about a night of vandalism in oakland is urged to contact police. yesterday at least half a dozen businesses were cleaning up shattered glass following friday night's destruction. officers say they were met with resistance when they responded to reports of a group of 100 people, some armed with bats on telegraph avenue. store windows were broken and a building even set on fire. police say no arrests have been made. >>> three of the largest police unions in california today unveiled a national reform plan. those unions are in san francisco, san jose, and los

a few days ago, a video was posted on twitter as thousands of retweets of a woman named lisa alexander should be unquestioning with her husband robert outside his home. and let's take a look. >>this is your property us them because it's private property because it's private property and you don't know if i live here or my that's why really is you live here at okay and then i suggest you call them or green called police. >>or because you're accusing me of a crime for. >>they confronted him as he was riding black lives matter and find his own home says he didn't think he needed to explain himself other than to say i live here and i've lived here since 2002. lee says threatened to call the police and she did since the video went viral alexander lisa alexander was fired from her role as the ceo of the face skincare her husband has also been fired from his job at a financial firm since that video came out. >>kron 4 news spoke with about all of this. let's hear from him. >>day they walk away they call the cops and the who's the best are the cons. they recognize me. my starts working to drive

. >> reporter: last week lisa alexander, a local woman and ceo of laface skin care company threatenedcall the police on james juanillo for stenciling black lives matter in chalk on a retaining wall. she didn't know juanillo actually lived had he home. that interaction was caught on video and in it you can hear alexander insisting that he did not live at the home. the video has gone viral in what many are calling an example of racism. here is what this resident had to say. >> i don't recommend this for any othercolor, other protester. do not dare your karens to call the cops. the reason i was able and felt confident to do that is because i actually know all the cops in my area because i've lived here 18 years. >> reporter: as for james juanillo he says he's really just overwhelmed by alm of the support this interaction has garnered. as for the woman seen in this exchange, alexander, she has issued an apology but many brands have cut ties with her and her company. one of those brands, a big brand, birchbox, is no longer dealing with her. we're live in san francisco for "today in the bay

lisa alexander is ceo of the skin caroline laface. he says he is a proud filipino who knows what this feels like. >> this is not the first time i experienced fear with loat. it a ke an equal i'll hear u ve to s consider an apology. >> alexander release add statement that read in part i didn't realize at the time that my actions were racist and learned the powerful license. i would love to have coffee with him so i can apologize in person. >> an east bay school district is ending ties with local police agencies. board members of the west contra costa county school district decided to redirect $1.3 million to services for african american students n.a statement the board president said "this resolution affirms our utter condemn nation of the continued violence against african american people in this country at the hands of law enforcement. we have an affirmative responsibility to ensure the african american student whose have been traditionally under served and marginallized receive the full attention of the board and district." they se

. >> reporter: birch box makeup subscription company confired the woman is lisa alexander, the ceo of left face skin care. in a statement birchbox condemned her actions and cut ties with her company. are you willing to speak to her about what happened? >> absolutely. i'd ask her why, why did she feel what i was doing hurt her? >> reporter: juanillo hopes the video helps this community come together against racism. he says the couple returned a second time after this incident. >> i was standing right here when they showed up and i did one of these. and i waved at them and they took off. >> reporter: we tried to contact lisa alexander and have not heard back. in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> hmm. that definitely has gone viral. you'll see it on twitter, if you haven't yet. >>> new this morning, three california police unions are unveiling a national reform agenda and pledging to root out racist officers in the death of george floyd. the los angeles police protective league and the san jose and san francisco police officers associations want to improve outcomes between police o

tonight lisa alexander released a statement saying in part, i did not realize at the time that my actionsnd have learned a painful lesson. i am taking a hard look at the meaning behind white privilege. i would like to apologize in person. the center statement tonight saying i have a lot to learn about how racism impact people in their lives daily. i have hurt my neighbor, i am full of regret and sorry, i am hoping to meet to express my sincere apology. >>> 24 hour fitness will keep 10 of its bay area clubs closed permanently as a result of the pandemic. san francisco locations are among the selected closures in california and 10 other states. clubs in berkeley, fremont, also closing. in a twitter message to its members we have looked hard at how we can best serve our members and we have really focused resources where we believe they can do the most good. stick with us as we work hard to reemerge stronger and better as a community that is committed to your health. the club closures will include noa . s y >>> starting off this forecast, just because it is pretty because we haven't had enoug

>> now, the woman speaking to james is lisa alexander. she identifies as a brown man. in a statement to abc7 news, alexander apologized for the confrontation. she said, the last 48 hours has taught me that my actions were those of someone who is not aware of the damage caused by being i go nornl and naive to racial inequalities. when i watch the video i am shocked and sad that i behaved the way i did. it was disrespectful to mr. juanillo and i am deeply sorry for that. meantime, anyone with video, pictures or information about a night of vandalism in oaklandso. yesterday at least half a dozen businesses were cleaning up shattered glass following friday night's destruction. officers say they were met with resistance when they responded to reports of about a group of 100 people. some armed with bats on telegraph avenue in the temperature he is cal district. store windows were broken and a building was set on fire. police say no arrests have been made. >> three of the largest police unions in california today unveiled a national reform plan. those you abouts are in san fr

. >> reporter: birchbox, a makeup subscription company confirmed the woman is lisa alexander, the ceo of left face skin care. in a statement birchbox condemned her actions and cut ties with her company. are you willing to speak to her about what happened? >> absolutely. i'd ask her why, why did she feel what i was doing hurt her? >> reporter: juanillo hopes the video helps this community come together against racism. he says the couple returned a second time after this incident. >> i was standing right here when they showed up and i did one of these. and i waved at them and they took off. >> reporter: we tried to contact lisa alexander and have not heard back. in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> definitely going viral on twitter this morning. >>> new this morning, three california police unions are unveiling a national reform agenda and pledging to root out racist officers in the death of george floyd. the los angeles police protective league and the san jose and san francisco police officers associations want to improve outcomes between police officers and the communities that

. >> many have identified the woman as lisa alexander who is the ceo of a skincare line who reached out to her malt times but got no response. >> that is why black lives matter. >> he is a proud, filipino who knows what discrimination feels like. >> may be a little bit of loathing that just kind of creeps out. >> burch box and make up distribution service says it has cut times and condemns the >>if he is open lexander. meeting her again. >> if you want to talk to me like an equal i will see what you have to say and consider an apology. >> he had 33 twitter followers on monday, now he has a platform of more than 10,000. >> we see evidence of jokes or behavior or exclusion, i want them to speak up and say something. i want them to make a difference and be true to themselves and not be afraid. >> we reached out to alexander for her side of the story but meanwhile the website for her skincare is no longer up and running. kenny choi, kpix 5 . >>> coming on the heels of a newly released analysis iide th the document written by an independent group of experts analyzed a years worth of shortfal

lisa alexander said in a statement "there are not enough words to describe how truly sorry she is and she should have minded her own business. the homeowner posted a video of alexander accusing him of defacing the property. he is filipino-american and believes he was confronted because he looks like he doesn't belong in that neighborhood. >>> and oakland councilwoman is now calling to reallocate a portion of the city's police department's budget. the councilwoman tweeted her support tonight saying oakland, i hear your call for police accountability. for community investment and transformation. counsel must ask how much of a police budget plus how many officers do we need to keep our communities safe. i propose reallocating that mon number of things including mental health response and housing the homeless. >>> there is continued outrage in atlanta after police in that city shot and killed a black man on friday. an autopsy shows died was shot twice in this ca reporter: as you all know protesters in atlanta have been pleading for justice for george floyd. now it is rayshard brooks. diff

stenciling black lives matter on to a wall outside of his pacific heights home when his name, lisa alexander, told him it was private property and he should stop. she mistakenly believed he did not live there, and he says she called police. alexander has now reached out to him to apologize. the co-owner of the home says messages of love and support are showing up on the sidewalk. >> i hadn't seen it and was so surprised, and it's so beautiful. i was excited any neighbors took interest in all of this. it's kind of spot in pacific heights right now. >> alexander is the ceo of a company called laface. other brands have cut ties with the company in the wake of that incident. >>> well, in just a few hours in sacramento california's attorney general xavier becerra plans to hold a virtual news conference to announce an agenda for statewide police reform. it gets under way at 11:00 this morning. >>> two of three of the largest police unions are officially onboard with the idea of reform. police unions in san francisco and san jose as well as los angeles publish advertisements in yesterday's sunday p

when he was confronted by pack heights residents lisa alexander and robert likens for stencilling black lives matter with chock on his property. since the ceo of the la face skin products lost her account and issued this apology. when i watched the video i'm shocked and sad that i behaved the way i did. and then in the video robert larkins was terminated today by raymond james. a day before that he also issued an apology and this is the first time james see it. >> it was wrong and i'm profoundly sorry for treating him with disrespect. >>hadonk that? >> wow, that is about as much of a mia culpa as you could expect and i'd be willing to talk to him. if he expresses that to me in person i will forgive both of them. >> reporter: we're seeing change in this neighborhood. two days ago the retaining wall looked like this. now fast forward to today. james house has become a canvas for the black lives matter movement. the owner of the downstairs of the house appreciates the community support. >> where is it? there it is. we're also activists. >> reporter: he said there are mny lessons to be lear

however, a woman identified as lisa alexander and her husband robert questioned his actions property.>this is your property you ask them because it's private property because it's private property and don't know if i live here or my that's why we really because you live here and so okay and then i suggest you call them or green called police. or the cause you're accusing me of a i'm asking you is not answering you and that's fair. that's been so your choices are to call the cops if you believe in calling a crime. i was more than happy to talk to him when says that he didn't elaborate. >>thinking it was unnecessary to explain himself at his home where he had lived since 2002 lisa told him that she planned to call the police and she did go inside your house lisa and her husband robert walk away. and what happens next. why day they walk away. they call the cops and the. >>police officer that recognize me as a resident of the house because i've been here. >>starting out come up to make a show versus ponding they i recognize the police officer didn't recognize my starts working to drive of

lisa alexander, the woman here in the video has been fired from her role as the ceo of le fay skin care and her partner who is also in the video was let go from his position at a bay area financial firm and it all started with a man named james who was riding black lives matter and front of his pacific heights home. now the sidewalks in front of his home are covered in support. members of the community are using chalk just like he did to support the cause. they say that the incident has since. shine a light on what's going on and it does not accurately reflect their neighborhood. >>it kind of gives me chills like it's just pretty remarkable that. so one can be impacted. by this and the whole community comes together to continue to spread love right like more love less hey we saw the online we actually recognize your neighborhood it was really disheartening. this is a moment that founding to come together understand that there's a lot of injustice is happening in the world and. >>there are people that are discriminated against because of their color their skin. told us here on kron 4 new

however, a woman identified as lisa alexander and her husband robert questioned his actions property. >>this is your property us them because it's private property because it's private property and you don't know if i live here or my property actually you know that's why we really is you live here and so okay and then i suggest you call them or green called police. or because you're accusing me of a i'm asking you is not answering. and that's fair. that's been so your choices are to call the cops if you believe in calling a crime. i was more than happy to talk to him when says that he didn't elaborate. >>thinking it was unnecessary to explain himself at his home where he had lived since 2002 lisa told him that she planned to call the police and she did go inside your house lisa and her husband robert walk away. and what happens next. why day they walk away. they call the cops and the. >>lose the student recognize me as a resident of the house because i've been here. >>starting out come up to make a show versus ponding they i recognize the police officer you recognize my starts working

. >> reporter: the woman has been identified as lisa alexander, the ceo of a skin care company called laface. at least one company, birch box, which had been associated with her brand, has denounced her actions, writing in a tweet in part, we have not worked with laface for years and as a result of the ceo's actions today have officially cut ties with them. i've made several attempts to contact lisa for comments. so far no replies. juanillo says he's open to an apology. >> if she just comes to my door, with he could put this away. we could have a kumbaya moment. >>> juanillo says the couple called police on them. >>> a demonstration in vallejo to demand justice for sean monterrosa, shot and killed by police last week. today an emotional march to the police department. we spoke to one person who says she witnessed vallejo police kill her brother in 2012. >> it's not okay with the vallejo police. it's not okay what any police are doing. none of this should be justified. >> monterrosa was shot by vallejo police while they responded to looting reports. officers believed he had a gun. it t

he identified her as lisa alexander who owns a skincare brand.lion views on twitter. >>> a grocery store employees have been working to make sure there is enough food for communities. claudine wong went to one place to show the challenges facing these essential workers. >> reporter: it has been a lifeline in this pandemic. the grocery store has been the one place we know we can count on. >> i'm glad they are here. >> reporter: it might be the only place we have been able to go. >> with everything going on in the world, everything is new. >> reporter: yes, they are essential to our lives. we see that now. it's a term that they are getting used to. >> i never had anybody in my whole life tell me i'm essential. >> never, i'm like you, we sell food. that's what we've done for years. >> reporter: they have been in san francisco since 1956. the job looks different today. >> every day, we are coming into contact with hundreds of people. >> reporter: today, we see the risks. >> they are high risk as well. >> reporter: it's why they monitor traffic flow a

. >> reporter: the woman in the video has been identified as lisa alexander, the ceo of a skin care company called laface. at least one company, birch box, which had been associated with her brand, has already denounced her actions, writing in a tweet in part, we have not worked with laface for several years. and as a result of the ceo's actions today, have officially cut ties with them. i've actually tried contacting lisa a couple different times, a few different times actually today and have not had any return phone calls from her. reporting live in san francisco, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, sergio. >>> protests continue in the bay area today. this one here in san francisco organized by mission high school students. people marched all the way from the high skpochool down to city hall, demanding the city defund police and that justice is served for the victims of police shootings. >>> in vallejo, a demonstration as people demand justice for a young man shot and killed by police last week. nbc bay area's christie smith joins us live from the vallejo police department

pacific heights residents lisa alexander and robert larkins were questioning him.ims the video went viral, alexander, the ceo of la face skin care products, lost her account with birch box. larkins was terminated by raymond james. the couple has issued often apology. he read larkins' statement today for the first time. >> wow, that's about as much of a mea kulpa as you can expect and i would be willing to talk to them. if he expresses that to me in person, i will forgive both of them. >> he says he has a platform now and people are encouraging him to peak up. when it comes to issues of equality, justice and race, we're here to help you find your ally and take action. we have links to help you navigate this time on abc7news.com/takeaction. >>> new details on a service outage affects t-mobile customers. at 9:00 tonight, the company said it may take more several hours before calling and texting is fully recovered. that comes after an outage hit customers nationwide. a web traffic related issue led to significant capacity issues. >>> it felt like we had some issues wit

pacific heights residents lisa alexander and robert larkins were questioning him. sims the video went viral, alexander, the ceo of la face skin care products, lost her account with birch box. larkins was terminated by raymond james. the couple has issued often apology. he read larkins' statement today for the first time. >> wow, that's about as much of a mea kulpa as you can expect and i would be willing to talk to them. if he expresses that to me in person, i will forgive both of them. >> he says he has a platform now and people are encouraging him to peak up. when it comes to issues of equality, justice and race, we're here to help you find your ally and take action. we have links to help you navigate this time on abc7news.com/takeaction. >>> new details on a service outage affects t-mobile customers. at 9:00 tonight, the company said it may take more several hours before calling and texting is fully recovered. that comes after an outage hit customers nationwide. a web traffic related issue led to significant capacity issues. >>> it felt like we had some issues w

. >> lisa alexander issued a statement. and said i want to apologize.w truly sorry i am for being disrespectful to him last tuesday when i made the decision. should i have minded my own bigs. i did not realize my actions were racist. i am taking a hard look an at the meaning behind white privilege and it's committed to growing from this experience. she would love to have coffee with you to apologize and person and share a dialogue. would you be open to that? >> i'm absolutely wanting to move forward and find resolution and empathy and understanding. but the fact of the matter is that this can be a really teachable moment. for all of us. and if we can find a way to redeem what is really an ugly situation, maybe it might be an example for the rest of america. so i'm hoping that if she proffers an apology that is backed with action, versus fighting for the right side versus the wrong side. if she uses had her platform to recognize she is racist and wrong. >> this happens all the time. just about every sing the day to a lot of people including me. i'm glad

. >> reporter: we tried to contact lisa alexander and have not heard back. ensan francisco luz pena, abc 7 news. >>> thousands turned out for a black lives matter rally in the east bay today. a coalition of labor and community leaders joined forces ridge b.a.r.t. station to the e siorzedhees for s r plaguing the work force. protesters chanted the name of people who have been killed recently by police including breonna taylor and george floyd. >> george floyd was the last one. >> union leaders presented a list of demands to police departments around the bay area. they are calling on them to be more civilized and to redirect funding to community and social services. >>> small business owners in another part of oakland spent today cleaning up after vandals left the path of destruction overnight. it happened in the district along telegraph avenue. police say a group of about 100 people blocked the street with trash cans and set them on fire. as officers tried to move in some people started hurling rocks and bottles at them. abc news reporter cornell bernard spen

the men and the women and the video been identified as lisa alexander and robert larkin. larkin was fired from the raymond james wealth management firm. alexander was ousted as ceo of the cosmetics, and issued these apologies. they released a statement saying in part that i did not realize at the time that my actions were racist, and have learned a painful lesson. i take a hard look at the meaning behind white privilege and i would love to have coffee with the man so i can apologize and person. robert larkin sent us a statement saying i have a lot to learn about how racism impacts people in their lives daily. i have hurt my neighbor, i am full of regret and very sorry, i hope to meet with him soon to express sincere apologies. >>> three young men were arrested in hayward after they shot at a highway patrol car. this happened early yesterday morning, along 880 in the flyover. the chp says two officers were out on patrol when someone fired seven shots at unmarked car. the vehicle was not hit about the officers were able to get a good look at the suspects van. they arrested

recently, lisa alexander apologized after questioning a man stencilling back lives matter outside his house. today supervisor matt hanie reachedout to the vuk ictim in s incident. >> nobody should have to go through that. dealing with that type of level of aggression, seemed to be in a discriminatory way. >> now, to our making it in the bay series, a housing boom is planned for the bay area. state leaders set new building goals every few years and the next goal is 440,000 new housing units by the year 2030. it's double the current goal, which is still unmet. the east bay times reports no one is happy about this. city's doubt they can meet their targets. housing advocates say the target is too low and homeowners are dreading the new -- that the homes will be. >> as for existing homes, fewer are on the market, and those that are listed are selling faster. zillo said that a house is listed for 15 days before it's accepted. that is two days faster than a year ago. in the south bay, a home is on the market for 24 days before it's accepted. that is two days faster than a year ago. >>> up ne

the woman in the video has been identified as lisa alexander, he said he is a proud filipino >> this isn't the first time i have experienced fear, maybe even a little loathing, that creeps out. if you want to come to my house and talk to me like an equal, i will hear what you have to say and i will consider an apology. >> alexander released a statement today saying, when i watched the video i am shocked and sad that i behaved the way i did. it was disrespectful and i am deeply sorry. i did not realize at the time that my actions were racist and have learned a painful lesson. i'm taking a hard look at the meaning behind white privilege and am committed to growing from this experience. alexander also said she would like to have coffee with him so she can apologize in person. >> this school district is ending its ties with local police agencies. the west coast of contra county school district decided to redirect funding from police contracts to services for african-american students. in a statement, they said this resolution affirms our utter condemnation of violence against african-ame

however, a woman identified as lisa alexander and her husband robert questioned his actions property. >>this is your property you ask them because it's private property because it's private property and you don't know if i live here or my that's why really is you live here at okay and then i suggest you call them or green call the police. or because you're accusing me of a i'm asking you is not answering you and that's fair. that's been so your choices are to call the cops if you believe in calling a crime. i was more than happy to talk to him when says that he didn't elaborate. >>thinking it was unnecessary to explain himself at his home where he had lived since 2002 lisa told him that she planned to call the police and she did go inside your house lisa and her husband robert walk away. and what happens next. >>while day they walk away. they call the cops and the police officer that recognize me as a resident of the house because i've been for 18 years. >>starting out come up to make a show versus ponding they recognize me. my starts working to drive off. >>alexander the ceo of left

the woman has been identified as lisa alexander, the own of a skin care company.ast one company, which had been associated with her brand already has denounced her actions. >>> investigators believe they have the man who started six brushfires in the span of just hours in the north bay. the fires burned in corte madera and lark spur friday night. some were close to homes. police arrested a 61-year-old man after someone saw him near one of the fires. no one was hurt. no homes damaged. >>> it is 6:29. coming up on "today in the bay," a celebration perhaps more important now than ever. how a bay area city is finding a way to celebrate juneteenth despite the limitations of the coronavirus pandemic. that is coming up on try day, juneteenth. we will have that and your top stories along with rob mayeda's forecast. we hope you join us then. meantime back to "sunday today" with willie geist. >>> i don't trust white people. >> how do you go through life like that? >> truth be told, i don't trust black people either. >> what are you even saying? >> look, i do plenty of busin

. >> reporter: last week lisa alexander, a local woman threatened to call police on juanillo for stencilingck lives matter on a retaining wall. she didn't know juanillo was the owner of the home. you can hear alexander insisting juanillo did not live at the home. the video has since gone viral in what many are calling an example of racism. here is what that resident had to say. >> i don't recommend this for any other person of color, protest protester, do not dare your karens to call the cops. the reason i was able and felt confident to do that is because i actually know all the cops in my area because i've lived here 18 years. >> reporter: juanillo says he's overwhelmed by the outpouring of support since the interaction. as for the woman, the ceo of laface skincare, people have cut ties with her and her company, one is birchbox. we're live in san francisco for "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, cierra. it's 5:37 right now. two of the three largest bay of reform. police unions in san francisco and san jose as well as los angeles publish advertisements, there are no words that can c

george floyd's name no justice, no peace blm this all started a few days ago when a woman named lisa alexander begin neo with her husband robert outside his home. the video went viral on twitter let's take a look. >>and this is your property us them because it's private property because it's private property and don't know if i live here or my property actually you know that's why we really is you live here at okay and then i suggest you call them or green call the police. because you're accusing me of a >>says he didn't think he needed to explain himself to them for anything rather than just saying he lives here and he has since 2002. lisa threatened to call the police and she did. it was after that video went viral that she was fired from her role as the ceo of le fay skincare her husband has also been fired from a san francisco financial firm since that video came out we've been hearing from honey all morning but i also talked to some of the people who come by and have supported him one woman says that he is her dog walker she really supports everything he's doing right now. one woman doesn

however, a woman identified as lisa alexander and her husband robert questioned his actions property. >>this is your property us them because it's private property because it's private property and you don't know if i live here or my that's why we really because you with your right so okay and then i suggest you call them or green called police. or because you're accusing me of a i'm asking you is not answering. and that's fair. that's been so your choices are to call the cops if you believe in calling a crime. i was more than happy to talk to him. >>when says that he didn't elaborate thinking it was unnecessary to explain himself at his home where he had lived since 2002 lisa told him that she plan to call the police and she did go inside your house lisa and her husband robert walk away. and what happens next. >>why day they walk away. they call the cops and the lisa recognize me as a resident of the house because i've been for 18 come up to make a show versus ponding they recognize me. my starts working to drive off. >>alexander the ceo of le face skincare has since been dropped by

lisa told him she planned to call police as you heard and she did. alexander the ceo of le fay skin care has been since dropped by the b disk of subscription box service and has issued a statement apology saying when i watched the video i am shocked and sad that i behaved that way the way i neo talked with kron 4 news. let's hear from him about all of this. >>day they walk away. they call the cops and the police officer that comes they recognize >>myself working to drive off it's an uncomfortable situation and uncomfortable conversation that we need to have but i believe we're not the only people in are going to need to have it i think a lot of people happy to have uncomfortable. conversations and confront you know the elephant in the room. >>and that is what he has said he wants to come of this and clearly it's created a conversation that is just being written all over the sidewalks here in san francisco right by lafayette park. will be showing this reporting this in the morning once it gets a little light around it can show you just more of the support out h

>>and you just heard james being confronted by a woman lisa alexander she been questioning him outside his home with her husband robert and the video as i said thousands and thousands of retweets on twitter says he didn't think he needed to explain himself except further any further than saying you know i live here and lived here since 2002. lisa threatened to call police as you heard she ended up doing so since the video went viral alexander she's been fired from her role as the ceo of the face skincare her hsband also has been fired from a san francisco financial firms since the video came out. kron 4 news has talked to his honey about all this. let's hear from him. >>day they walk away. they call the cops and the police officer that comes they recognize me. >>myself working to drive off it's an uncomfortable situation and uncomfortable conversation that we need to have but i believe we're not the only people in are going to need to have it i think a lot of people happy to have uncomfortable. conversations and confront you know the elephant in the room. >>alexander has since apologiz

>> the woman, lisa alexander and her husband, robert larkins saw him, accused him of defacing private property and called police, not believing he lived in the house. >> she just called the police on a man on his own property, his own residents for drawing chalk art on his own retaining wall. >> reporter: later the couple issued statements, apologizing. larkins lost his job monday. the incident has prompted dialogue and reflection in this neighborhood that is 79% white. >> prejudice does not exclude zip codes. it can happen everywhere. >> there is overlap between racism and "not in my backyard" that people need to realize that part in the middle of the dangerous part. >> reporter: for people of color living nearby, signs give them hope. >> it is finally good to have those allies, to have them come forward and use their voice and to get our back on this. >> it is beautiful. everybody should get together no matter what color you are. no matter what race. >> reporter: jacket after learning experience. it is a lesson he hopes everyone will take to heart. >> when you observe pleasant racis

>>the woman in the video has been identified as lisa alexander and her partner as robert larkin since that video went viral. alexander was fired from her job as the ceo of la fe skincare her partner has been fired from a san francisco based financial firm, raymond james. the person talking in the video says he hopes a bigger conversation on racial justice stems from this incident. >>in the wake of george floyd's death protesters have called for an end to police brutality today, president trump issued an executive order on police reform also today at the capitol the senate held its first hearings on police reform. our washington correspondent joe khaleel has those details. >>they're not marching in the streets from water down proposals senator kamala harris says those calls for change in policing our kerri from the streets to the u.s. senate now is time to act we must take this on. >>understanding this is a right just dumb and she and other side democrats are pushing for congress to pass the justice and policing act a package of police reform measures that would change use of force sta

george floyd the words i can't breathe this all started a few days ago when a woman named lisa alexander began questioning one deal with her husband robert outside. >>neos home. the video went viral on twitter let's listen in on that now. because it's private property because it's private property and you don't know if i live here or my that's why we really is you live here at okay and then i suggest you call them or green call the police. or the because you're accusing me of a crime correct. >>plenty of says he didn't think in use explain himself further expect except for saying that he lives here in he has since 2002. lisa threatened to call police as you heard she did call police and as you heard nothing ally came of since the video went viral. alexander was fired from her role as the ceo of the face skincare her husband also has been fired from san francisco financial firm since that video came out alexander has since apologized saying in part when i watched the video, i'm shocked and sad that i behaved the way i did let's hear from hoy neo he talks about what he wants to come from t

the woman, lisa alexander and her husband saw him, accused him of defacing private property and calledolice. not believing he lived in the house. >> she just called the police, on a man on his own property, his own residence for drawing chalk art on his own retaining wall. >> reporter: later, they issued a statement apologizing. the incident has prompted dialogue and reflection in this neighborhood that is 79% white. >> prejudice did not exclude zip codes. it can happen anywhere. >> there's overlap between racism and not in my backyard that people need to realize that part in the middle is the dangerous part. >> reporter: for people of color living nearby, the signs give them hope. >> is finally good to have those allies, to have them come forward and use their voice and to get our back on this. >> it's beautiful, you know? everybody should get together and get along, no matter what color you are and what race. >> reporter: chalk it up to a learning experience. juanillo says he hopes it's a lesson everyone takes to heart. >> when you observe pleasant racism, polite racism, which is ubi

however, a woman identified as lisa alexander and her husband robert questioned his actions property. >>this is your property us them because it's private property because it's private property and you don't know if i live here or my that's why we really because you live here at okay and then i suggest you call them or green call the police. because you're accusing me of a i'm asking you is not answering you. and that's fair. that's been so your choices are to call the cops if you believe in calling a crime. i was more than happy to talk to him when says that he didn't elaborate. >>thinking it was unnecessary to explain himself at his home where he had lived since 2002 lisa told him that she planned to call the police and she did go inside your house lisa and her husband robert walk away. and what happens next. while day they walk away. they call the cops and the. >>police officer that recognize me as a resident of the house because i've been for 18 years. >>starting out come up to make a show versus ponding they recognize me. my starts working to drive off. >>alexander the ceo of lef

i think her name is lisa alexander in san francisco, you were alluding to that, the guy stencilling blackis own property and she comes up to him and questions him about why he is doing what he is doing. then has the nerve to say to him that she knows the people personally who live in the apartment. then he tells her, go call the cops. call the cops. these are the sorts of things that drive us bananas. if you want to understand the impact of all of these non-lethal viral videos have on african-americans, there's a video i saw yesterday on twitter. it breaks my heart. i hope i don't start crying as i talk about it. a 6-year-old girl is walking in the park with her mother, african-americans. police officer approaches them with the intention of saying hi. the little girl freaks out. starts crying and puts her hands up. that's what this country has done to african-americans. that 6-year-old should be able to walk in the park with her mother and not be afraid and certainly not be afraid of the police. that's exactly what's happening. when you see the police officer, you can see her heart is bro

alexander, always great to get your thoughts. lisa to pick up on what you are saying about the and limit rate, it is worth repeating, this pandemic -- the unemployment rate, it is worth repeating come of this pandemic has not been the great equalizer. we are set to see in the numbers once again this coming friday. jonathan: i quebec to but --lisa: i go back to what fed chair jay powell said, that 40% lessose earning $40,000 or have been laid off. it is not a coincidence, the unrest we are seeing. there is a question as to how quickly it can come back online. we are seeing a very bifurcated market, with the large tech behemoths gaining. how do we recover from that? jonathan: the other big question we have got to lean on continually, we have been beating this drum so hard, the focus seems to be on sequential near-term improvement, going from lockdown to reopening. you've got to think a lot more about the limits of that recovery, the actual limits. how long will we be in double figures for unemployment? it could be a whole lot longer tha

i want to thank my good friend senator lisa murk murkowski for working with us, and senators warner, daines, king, alexander, and heinrich for working on the land water conservation fund and the deferred maintenance funds joined together. lwcf, this bill would realize a goal that so many of us in this body have fought hard to attain for so long to provide permanent, mandatory funding for the land, water conservation fund at its fully authorized level of $900 million annually. last year the senate passed a public lands package by an overwhelming vote of 92-8 that permanently authorized the lwcf, the most successful land conservation program in our nation's history. a vote that is bipartisan is unfortunately unheard of today and speaks to the overwhelming popularity of conservation programs in every state in the country. the day after we secured permanent authorization of lwcf, made it clear our next hurdle was achieving mandatory full funding. the great american outdoors act includes the mandatory funding bill i introduced, along with a lot of help from my friends on the democratic and republican side many w

this woman has been identified as lisa alexander, the ceo of skin care company called laface. at least one company, birchbox, which had been associated with lisa's brand, has since denounced her actions. vallejo pardon me -- yes, a demonstration in vallejo where protesters are demanding justice for 22-year-old sean monterrosa who was shot and killed by police last week there. yesterday this emotional march from city hall to the vallejo police department, which already, by the way, is under heavy scrutiny over recent police shootings. we were able to speak with one person who tells us she witnessed vallejo police kill her brother in 2012. >> it's not okay. it's not okay what the police are doing. none of this should be justified. >> monterrosa was shot by vallejo police while they responded to shots of looting. officers say they thought he had a gun but it turned out to be the butt of a hammer. body camera video has not yet been released. in response to the protest yesterday vallejo police officers association released this statement on its facebook page reading, quote, it shoul

the woman, lisa alexander and her husband saw him and accused him of defacing private property and called police. they didn't believe that he lived in the house. spoke up she called the police on a man on his own property for time chalk art on his own retaining wall.>> reporter: the couple issued statements apologizing. larkins lost his job monday. the incident has prompted dialogue and reflection in this neighborhood that is 79% white. >> prejudice does not exclude zip codes. it can happen anywhere. >> there is overlap between racism and not in my backyard that people need to realize that part in the middle is the dangerous part.>> reporter: for people of color nearby the signs give them hope. >> it is good to have those allies and have them come forward and use their voice. >> everyone should get together and get along no matter what color you are.>> reporter: chalk it up to a learning experience. he says he hopes it is a learning experience everyone takes to heart. >> when you observed polite racism which is ubiquitous and insidious, don't let it go. don't be silent. >>> state lawmaker