explanation. >> he is identified as 51-year-old and has lived in several places in the bay area. and is from india. >> the man slowly entered the main gate and it appeared to be already on fire and when crews got into the vehicle. the man was dead. >> listen to what they discovered during the search. >> what was found inside the vehicle, five propane tanks, there was a gym bag with personal effects. three phones. and then three plastic one-gallon gas cans and several lighters. >> the fbi has stopped short of calling this incident a terror attack. they also said that there was no remaining danger to the base or to the public. we have developing news now in downtown sacramento this evening, that's where protests have escalated during the past % few hours. >> the outrage centered on last week's deadly shooting of an

unarmed black man by police. protesters have taken place on the state capitol and there's been confrontations. >> one between a driver and protesters, watch. it was intense, as you can see, protesters broke the suv's rear window as the driver sped away. >> today marks the second day of protests since police released body camera video showing officers shooting stefan clark to death. >> nbc news reporter eric thomas on the outreach from sacramento. >> along with the signs -- >> reporter: these protesters made a point of holding up their cell phones because that's apparently what sacramento police officers mistook for a gun when they fired the shots that killed an unarmed blackman. >> i don't think this cell phone here looks like a gun at all. we're all holding cell phones, if that's the case, we all should be murdered on these

capitol steps. >> reporter: protesters chanted in anger and frustration at local police. >> it is indoctrinated to fear us. but we stand here and we are human beings, of the united states of america, this is our country. >> reporter: the protests were sparked by the shooting death of 22-year-old stefan clark in the backyard of his grand parents home. you're about to see police body cam footage of the shooting and it is disturbing. police received a report of someone breaking into cars. officers found clark and opened fire believing they saw a gun. yesterday protesters marched on to i-5 blocking traffic and a protest outside the sacramento kings game forced officials to turn thousands of people away. >> at the end of this investigation, no matter where you fall, agree, you don't

agree, what the investigation reveals, it doesn't erase the fact that it's a tragedy. >> police officers fired up to 20 shots it clarks, but it's unclear how many times he was hit. what is clear, is that the officers involved have been receiving death threats. now to our other big story tonight. >> i'm really tired of waking up in the morning and seeing kids dead. >> i want lawmakers and policymakers and politicians to hear us. >> students have been arriving in d.c. all day from all across the country. >> even if it's an array of thousands, your voice is going to be heard. >> voices and signs against gun violence. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to the nationwide march for our lives. >> the marches are inspired by the shooting at stoneman douglas

high school. >> reporter: this is where 10 to 30,000 people are expected to turn out for saturday's march. the march for our lives have been raising money for a stage, barricades and t-shirts. there will be one of a dozen speakers. >> we want each one to come here and give us their advice on the gun violence platform and those who have different ideas about how to go about it because we know this issue is divisive. >> reporter: this computer science student continues to work on his speech for the rally in march in san francisco. >> this comes once in a lifetime and it will be -- it's of the essence to capitalize it at this moment and make sure everybody sees this truth. >> reporter: while the national spotlight will be on washington where students and supporters are already arriving, the san francisco march is expected to draw 100,000.

potential speakers competed by doing video auditions. >> a number of students from all across the bay area submitted videos and that's how we were able to choose. we'll be hearing from, as i said, age range 12 all the way up to 21 years of age. >> reporter: both in san jose and san francisco organizers have trained volunteers to handle security, they'll be called global ambassadors, still others will handle medical emergencies. about $40,000 has been raised to cover expenses in san jose. david louie, abc7 news. >> marchers will gather at 8:00 a.m. at city hall. they'll where marching to arena green where there will be a rally. >> and students will gatter at 1:00 p.m. at civic center plaza. at 2:00 p.m. they'll begin marching down the embark der are. >> and studepeople are being

encouraged to take b.a.r.t. we are expecting some big crowds saturday on b.a.r.t. for several events involving march for our lives all around the bay area. the biggest of those will likely be the 10:00 a.m. start in oakland on saturday, with a rally at frank ogalla plaza. there are also events planned in livermore and walnut creek and other places, you can get information on our website at abc7news.com. giants fans ended up waiting until next year after pitching ace broke his left hand. bumgarner was hilt while warming up for the season opener. surgeons will insert a pin into bumgarner's broken hand tomorrow, that pin will stay in

for at least four to six weeks. he plans to return before the break in july. bumgarner missed three months last season after a dirt bike accident in april, and now this. the batter who hit that line drive was kansas city royals whit merryfield. they both grew up in south carolina, merryfield told reporters his first ever at-bat in travel baseball was against bumgarner and one of bumgarner's pitches hit him in the head. a lot of emotions today at the memorial service for the marin county sheriff's deputy. 24-year-old brian zerkle died in a car accident while responding to a 911 call. >> reporter: from drone view 7, you can see just how loved the marin county sheriff's deputy

was. >> we know this is not the way it was supposed to be. ryan was supposed to be the future of our organization. >> reporter: ryan was 27 years old and crashed into a tree while responding to a 911 call. >> when he said he wanted to become a police officer, i was more proud of him than ever before. >> reporter: his brothers remember him for his best known. >> he was one of kind, making people laugh with his crazy dance moves and his hilarious impressions. >> reporter: it was that spirit that captured the heart of her fiance. her father said they met in middle school. >> our hearts are broken and we grieve with you. >> ryan's father said a moment of silent wasn't fitting for a man like him. asking everybody instead to participate in a moment of roar. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: followed by deputy zerkle's end of watch ceremony.

outside more honors. >> i'm proud of the men and women of our organization and how they reacted to this. >> reporter: his legacy will live on. the government now has more access to your personal investigation. a new law called the cloud act was part of the federal spending bill signed by president trump today. the law makes it easier for law enforcement agencies to demand access to online information no matter what country the data is stored in. apple, facebook, google and other tech giants pushed for it. they say it is aingi individual rights. as abc7 reporter wayne freedman says, progress is mess sured in tree limbs. >> reporter: getting your life together cannot happen fast enough. what do you appreciate now about the life you had then? >> everything.

>> reporter: manuel flores went to hiss soggy lot this morning. when steve mcdonnell and his crew for work on a foundation this morning, they found 10 inches of water. >> we had a lake here. >> reporter: first fire, then water, is anyone making progress in the firestorm zone? >> i'm defining progress day by day. >> reporter: for brad scherwood, progre down trees today. he owns a lot where 140 burned. >> what we're learning is the more we rebuild together, the more we collaborate together as a group, as a neighborhood, the more money we save. >> reporter: here's how the house used to look, home for his wife, two kids, two dogs, four cats and two pa parakeets. and this 100-year-old tree in the front yard. brad and the family hope to be

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offering a safe space for people to speak up. >> i'm a black woman with a degree in computer science. >> reporter: after a long and successful career in the tech industry, she knows the culture. >> all kinds of >> reporter: they're launching a place to talk about those issues without fear of retaliation. >> we don't advocate for the employees, or the company, we advocate for fairness. >> techwitable 300 people. an employee request get advice on the app. >> for instance, if my boss said a racial joke, that's not the totity of who who who who who

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sunday join me for a special edition of beyond the headlines. me too, allies in action. i'm hosting a town hall discussion on sexual harassment in the workplace. it's a great conversation you don't want to miss. it's all part of abc7's allies and access initiative to give you better resources on challenging social issues. the 49ers are proposing all nfl stadiums be required to have separate locker rooms for female staff. the 49ers assistant coach sollier is the second nfl coach in history. if approved, they will have the female locker rooms by 2021. reed has been among the nfl's most visible protesters since colin kaepernick decided no it to stand for the national anthem in 2016.

the former safety continued neiling during the season and kaepernick was unable to find a job. reed says he has gotten no contract offers since entering free agency over a week ago. colleagues are mourning a loss over a political figure in san francisco. karen brow nancy mcfadden, the governor's chief of staff. he said her death is a personal loss and a loss for the state. he remembered a favorite quote, it was climb the mountain, not to plant the flag, but to embrace the challenge, enjoy the air and behold the view, climb it so you can see the world, and not so the world can see you. nancy mcfadden died from cancer, she was 59 years old. hi there, if you're making plans for the weekend, i would not call it a washout.

it's not going to be a washout at all. take a look at live doppler 7. i'll explain why, the showers are very spotty right now around the lake county area. we're seeing a mix of basically showers and some snow showers. also seeing a few returns right near our radar site as you'll notice, really light returns around knoxville road. as we take a look at what a's happening to our northwest. northern california, sierra is going to be seeing flow, right now there's snow showers around redding, and this cold storm that's going to be dropping southward. we're not expecting anything like what we saw with the atmospheric river, pineapple express, the last one that came through and soaked us. mountain view, san francisco and oakland, san jose 61 degrees. another live picture from our mt. sutro camera, enjoy the blue

skies, mid to upper 50s to santa rosa to concord. chilly overnight, occasional showers, spotty cold showers through sunday morning, we're looking at sunny, warmer days beginning monday. on our storm impact scale, this is a light level 1 system. tonight through sunday morning, scattered showers, snow levels between 2,500 and 3,000 feet. hour by hour we go, 7:00 tonight, the showers are to our north, by 10:00 p.m., some moderate showers showing right around mendecino county. if you have later plans, also hang on to the umbrellas. you can clearly see at 3:00, most of the bay area, looking at sun and clouds. to the north, the mixed precip, 5:30, it slides southward, and a

mi mix of rain and snow showers, sunday 1:00 a.m., snow showers through lake county and the hills. and those showers will continue until about 10:00 a.m. sunday, and then it's done. rainfall totals are going to range from a few 00 threads of an inch. four to eight inches of snow is expected to accumulate, low visibility, gusty winds and the same is expected with higher snow totals in the sierra. winter storm warn from 11:00 p.m. until 9:00 a.m. on sunday. snow levels above 30,000 feet. it will be tough traveling there, carry those chains and allow that extra time. for your march for our lives planner, 7:00 a.m., 40s, and noon middle 50s, spotty showers and that trend carries over into

the afternoon. it will be a cool day. upper 40s to the upper 50s, breezy as well. accuweather 7-day forecast, snow showers for your saturday, early sunday morning, we have another level 1. after that, we're dry and look at the swing in temperatures, from 58 saturday, to 78 friday. a 20-degree jump in temperatures. from cleaning your face to feeding your body. it's finney's friday free stuff. and next on world news with david muir. >> the explosion at a u.s. air force base, what we have learned. the shooting of an unarmed black man, the video of officers introducing the prime rib cheesesteak from jack in the box. with strips of prime rib grilled with peppers and onions and smothered in provolone cheese and i'm challenging you to try it, martha it's on, jack. why are we whispering? try my new prime rib cheesesteak, part of my food truck series.

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tonight, the fbi on the scene right now. the explosion at a u.s. air force base and what we have just learned tonight about the driver. the guards waving at him to stop the car. then erupting into flames. what they have found inside. also, the tense night ahead. protests growing. the shooting of an unarmed man. the video of officers firing 20 shots. and tonight, we have learned of the death threats. a livid president trump issues a veto threat, but then signs the spending bill anyway. and tonight, the interview. the former "playboy" model describing their alleged ten-month relationship and what she says about melania's room. in new york city, the deadly fire erupting in an apartment building as they were shooting a movie. a firefighter and father of four, killed. the famous actor right there as emergency teams rushed in. the family vacatio