vicktor stevenson was suspected to be burglarizing his own lemonade stand in the mission district. ce talked with stevenson for just three minutes before the whole thing was cleared up. stevenson says he was in the middle of setting up a security camera system when the police showed up. ( darya ) stevenson says he's grateful things didn't escalate and that the silverlining has been that people in the community have showered him with support.. ( darya ) pepperidge farm is recalling four varieties of goldfish crackers because of possible salmonella contamination. the flavors include extra cheddar.. sour cream and onion... whole grain extra cheddar and cheddar and pretzel... so far there have been no complaints of any illnesses. ( james ) breaking international news. at least 74 people have died in wildfires around athens, gre

vicktor stevenson was suspected to be burglarizing his own lemonade stand in the mission district. evenson for just three minutes before the whole thing was cleared up. stevenson says he was in the middle of setting up a security camera system when the police showed up. ( darya ) stevenson says he's grateful things didn't escalate and that the silverlining has been that people in the community have showered him with support.. ( darya ) hercules police are looking for three men accused of stealing power tools from a home depot. it happened friday at the home depot on sycamore avenue. the men were last seen running out of the store with power tools and getting iinto a blue or silver b-m-w. and this is not the first time this has happened at the store in hercules. surveillance video from june 12th shows at least one man carry

he spoke with abc 7 news reporter amanda delelelelel about what happened. >> reporter: vicktor stevenson has been operatinghe t the the gourmona >> reporter: stevenson said officers asked for proof of business ownership, then his i.d. he shared this recording with abc 7 news. >> this is my own business. >> reporter: he feels the encounter was rooted in racism. >> the bigger problem here are the individuals that think it's okay to pick up the phone and call 911 irresponsibly. >> reporter: he says irresponsible in the sense that black men have been shot and killed for a lot less than lemonade. he's a man with much more to live for. ariana marbley is an oakland business owner. she says she's not surprised this happened here, referring to the local viral videos of the women dubbed permit patty and barbecue becky, both recorded calling the police on black people. >> i can't say it happened to me as a business owner. but just in life, day to day, that's what you're brougr. eportee w sketuday' 911 call but color. >> we have racial profiling, whether people want to admit it or not. >> reporter:

as we first reported over the weekend vicktor stevenson says he was approached outside of the business he owns, gourmenade. the video shows stevenson opening the door with his keys to prove he was -- that was his store and then handing over his i.d. >> all right, man. sorry about that. somebody called. i guess 100% misunderstanding. >> stevenson says he thinks a neighbor called police because they saw a black man in front of a business. he's hoping to spark a change in attitudes and policies. sfpd releasing a statement saying they cannot control what calls come in, but they believe the officers respondcourtesy. >>> san francisco's new mayor campaigned on housing issues and helping the homeless.irst part of her plan. been identifying areas that need the most help. now she's proposing diverting $1 million for board and care facilities for the most vulnerable residents. she says her goal is to keep 350,000 at-risk people housed, cared for and treated for mental or physical issues. >>> there's no such thing as a free lunch. that's the old phrase. at least there won't be at the new facebook

vicktor stevenson, owner of gourmonade on valencia in the mission district, posted about the incidentn instagram on july 17, captioning the photo showing him with police in the background. stevenson says he was standing outside his store on the phone with security for around 10 minutes when police showed up. "someone called and said i was breaking into my establishment," stevenson said. "four cops just hopped out on me guns almost drawn took my id at my own store. this racist thing is out of control but it won't stop me! living my dreams like they are golden because they are lol," he captioned the photo.with other similar incidents being reported in the bay area and around the country, people nationwide and around the world voiced their opinions on social media about the incident."stay strong, brother! keep following and realizing your dreams. got your back here in nyc!!!" one user commented. "all support to you!! greetings from stockholm/sweden," another said. "i'm going to fly to sf from charleston just to buy a juice from you homie. real talk," another commented. kron4 has reached

vicktor stevenson, owner of gourmonade on valencia in the mission district, posted about the incidentn instagram on july 17, captioning the photo showing him with police in the background. stevenson says he was standing outside his store on the phone with security for around 10 minutes when police showed up. "someone called and said i was breaking into my establishment," stevenson said. "four cops just hopped out on me guns almost drawn took my id at my own store. this racist thing is out of control but it won't stop me! living my dreams like they are golden because they are lol," he captioned the photo.with other similar incidents being reported in the bay area and around thecountry, people nationwide and around the world voiced their opinions on social media about the incident."stay strong, brother! keep following and realizing your dreams. got your back here in nyc!!!" one user commented. "all support to you!! greetings from stockholm/sweden," another said. "i'm going to fly to sf from charleston just to buy a juice from you homie. real talk," another commented. kron4 has reached o