Footage shows new details after NYC restaurant incident over proof of vaccination

• They were then joined by three men, only one of whom showed a vaccine card. The group then left the restaurant and that's where the fight broke out, per the Times.
• A lawyer for one of the women told the newspaper that the hostess had used racial slurs and derogatory language toward the group, and had also assaulted them, resulting in a "mutual combat" situation, the Times reported.
• A lawyer for the restaurant denied that racism was at play or that the hostess had acted violently, per the Times. Footage reviewed by the Times did not include audio.
• The three Texas women have a court date on Oct. 5.

Driving the news: New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio signed an executive order mandating proof of vaccination to participate in indoor activities, including visiting gyms and restaurants. The order went into effect Sept. 13.

Editor's note: This story has been updated throughout.