a female deputy was on the radio when that happened. >> he was just hit by the vehicle. >> copy a white sedan was-46 just took out fire king 27 was hit by the vehicle. >> reporter: he may have revealed a motive. he get garbled but mentions police use of force. i've confirmed carrillo is an active duty military police officer at travis air force base. his former colleagues are baffled that in expect a cop would target cops. >> it breaks my heart. just reading the officers that were impacted, their families, and we're supposed to be on the same side. >> reporter: justin spoke with carrillo just a month ago. >> he was looking forward to getting out of california, bruh, yeah, there was nothing even brought up in a negative light really about anything with police at all.

>> reporter: core rarrillo's fak picture lists him as libertarian. and it is clear carrillo was growing increasingly upset about police excessive force. june 5th, he wrote who needs antifa to start riots when you have the police to do it for you. just minutes before yesterday's killing, he posted in from the holocaust museum, the early warning signs of fascism. justin tells me that he was also having a hard time dealing with his wife's suicide in 2018. she was an air force air man first class, found dead in an off base hotel in south carolina. >> a lot of regret i think was there. it was challenging for him. but even with all that, none of us, the people that i've talked to, ever once thought this would happen. >> reporter: and the atf has taken a shell casing from tben

low mo low mond shooting and comparing it to the federal building shooting. ben noyes, abc 7. and you can be the first to notice about breaking news like this by installing the abc 7 news app and enabling push alerts. all right. abc 7 is committed to building a better bay area during this pandemic and that includes the change in workplace. as the bay area slowly reopens, b.a.r.t. is taking another step today in restoring service with safety in mind. amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek with details for us. >> reporter: yeah, they are starting to notice that more people are starting to return to b.a.r.t. so they are responding. so starting today, b.a.r.t. will add three trains to the morning and afternoon commute on the yellow line. that will be between pleasant hill to daly city.

the first right will leave pleasant hill at 6:16 this morning. and then 6:46 and then again at 7:16. coming home, the longer trains will start in daly city at 3:55 this afternoon. ridership has been down because of the shelter in placed on, but as restrictions are listed, b.a.r.t. officials say that they continue to monitor ridershippl as restrictions are listed, b.a.r.t. officials say that they continue to monitor ridership. and they are really wanting to switch everyone over to the clipper card. starting today, dublin pleasant ton station will go clipper card only. and one more thing, face coverings are required when you step on to the b.a.r.t. train. amy holly field, abc 7 news. happening this morning, we expect to learn details about california's plan to reopen schools. chief tony thurman will reveal the guidelines. physical distancing is one of the major issuese excto address. also fac

and teachers. on friday governor newsom gave the go-ahead for schools and day camps to reopen, but he said local health officials will have the final say in their areas. and in alameda county, some businesses including pet grooming and others can reopen. child care and extra came where i can -- excurricular activities expand for children. and people can gather in small groups known as social bruubble of up to 12 people. indoor retail and gyms and outdoor dining are not yet part of the opening in alameda county. and a march drew thousands of people led by church leaders. following the deadly police shooting of the 22-year-old at walgreen's parking lot. officers were responding to a looting call. the police union says that he

was in a crouched position when they mistake a hammer for a gun. the officer who fired the shot was anea law enforcement veteran. >> all of these people that you have gathering around now could have been here then and then mario would be alive, willie could be alive, sean could be alive. >> the police chief was invited to the rally but did not attend. late last week, the state attorney general's office says that it will review the policies of vallejo pd. national guard personnel have withdrawn their presence in vallejo. tonights had arrived on tuesday to e help guard against looters. they are also pulling out of other california cities where they were deployed. this is all in response to unrest. and now to the fallout after death of george floyd. changes to policing are in the works in minneapolis and really nationwide.

let's go over to the live desk for more. >> good morning. yes, the former minneapolis police officer seen in that viral video with his knee on george floyd's neck is expected to make his first appearance in court this morning. so former officer derek chauvin faces a second-degree murder charge which carries a maximum of 40 years in prison. his charges were upgraded last week and the initial charges remain. it has been two weeks since floyd's death sparked worldwide proetss and we're now starting to see changes to policing policies. the minneapolis city council says that it plans tontle its police department over the next year and divert funding towards a new community based public safety system. >> and we'll create a fear-free future where every life is truly protected and respected. >> the mayor does not agree with the city council. today house democrats are

expected to unveil new legislation for police reform. it will impose new conditions on funding for law enforcement and make it easier to prosecute police officers in civil court for misconduct. mayor de blasio announced a list for reforms in the nypd and the lch there is plans to cut the budget in l.a. as well. and joe biden will meet with george floyd's family, he will travel to houston today to personally offer his condolences. the "new york times" reports that he will not attend floydun tomorrow, but he did want to speak with the floyd family in person. and a chilling reminder that fire season is here. the progress crews are agaimeor. and a pop the golden gate bridge. the powerful message the couple

wants to share. but first over to mike. you know, i was in traffic on saturday while that protest was happening. i just parked my car and got out and started taking pictures. it was pretty wild. >> it was pretty powerful. a whole lot of people to shut down the golden gate bridge. thanks, liz. let's talk about what is going on and the high fire danger. you can see the red flag warning through 8:00 this evening. the breezes won't be quite as aggressive, but aggressive enough. right now there are upper 40s in the tri-valley, 54 in concord and a 60 out at everybody else in the low to mid-50s. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, it will be breezy, choppy on the bay for the commute. let's take a look at some temperatures. look at that total sunshine from

59 at 8:00, 72 at noon, mid-70s for the afternoon hours, down to 65 byas we look at the will need the sunglasses. start off at 59, upper 70s for a couple hours and then a sharp drop to 65 by the time we get to 8:00. and for san francisco, 59 at 8:00, 68 at noon. and pretty close to average this afternoon and down to 66 under sunshine at about 8:00. when come back, we'll it a look at the 7 day forecast, a miniature warming trend coming up. he now jobina is talking about traffic. >> was it barbara's birthday this weekend? >> the first of may. but thanks for asking. >> i thought i saw something -- i thought i saw something about her birthday. well, happy belated, barbara.

good morning, everybody. i don't know what i was looking at this weekend. i'm glad mike talked about the winds because that is what i ge. we do have a high wind advisory here, so please take your time this morning. traffic is definitely beg to pick up. we've been seeing that trend so i'll be on the lookout for the metering lights for you. it has been around the 6:30ish area. and also the chp did just chan sell a high wind advisory for the richmond/san rafael bridge. but still breezy, just not enough for a this virus is testing all of us.

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there is a live look from the east bayhills where you can see it is clear everywhere, even out to the coast where the temperature 54 there up in the hills where it has been kind of a noisy night because of the breezes. se in your accuweather 12 hour planner. 60 at the coast, 77 to 80 around the bay and inland at 4:00 where the breezes will be just a little less than over the weekend. red flag warning, there you go, solano county and sacramento, stockton also in that high fire danger as is a lot of the southern part of our state. here is a look around, 85 in l.a., mid-80s through the central valley. 60 in tahoe.

let's get back to liz for more news. developing news in solano county where evacuations have been lifted for people. the quail fire is burning south of winters and started saturday afternoon. it has burned more than 1800 acres of land. and it is 40% contained. at least three structures have burned. people under mandatory and advisory evacuation orders are being let back in, but officials are checking i.d.s. and at least 32 people have been arrested for looting in san francisco's union square. a team of investigators are using store surveillance videos to identify suspects. the union squarcu cameras. wong cl one clip shows a person dressed as a security guard breaking a window. police say it appears very well

organized and had nothing to do with the protestt time. you can real the san francisco cron ke chronicle's columns every wednesday and sunday. and a sweet show of love. there was a special proposal and why it is being used to send even a bigger message. >> reporter: as thousands descended across the golden gate bridge in a peaceful protest, there was a special moment for quinn and kerry. >> i didn't know what was going on. i think everyone else around me knew. and everyone just expressed their support and gratitude and i think feeling that was alredy overwhelming just in the context that we were at. >> reporter: quinn dropping to one new in an epic proposal. one with a deeper meaning. >> we recognize too kind of the symbolic moment, but also that it was just one small step in a much larger realm of what is

happening and going on. >> reporter: both had very different perspectives on race. kerry growing up in alabama and quinn's family rooted in mississippi. race related trauma made quinn fearful of attending protests, but kerry wanted to attend, so quinn mustered up the courage to join. >> when we showed up there were cops and immediately i felt the anxiety and i trusted that it was going to be safe and i always have that trust baud i reached into my pocket and i held on to that ring with everything in me to help give me the strength and follow love. >> reporter: despite the overwhelming attention, the pair says they don't want their message to overshadow the greater message of the protests. >> it is okay to feel uncomfortable about these conversations, but the important thing is that you engage in these conversations. >> we all need to get comfortable with being uncomfortable. >> reporter: in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7. >> i know we've all been having these conversations with our friends and families right now. it has been an intense week.

>> yeah, and it is good to see the play of the anxiety to just the joy i'm sure that was overwhelming both of them at that moment. so congratulations to them. let's talk about what is going on from our exploratorium. it is about 51 degrees as we look back toward clear conditions. today sunshine, still breezy, and warmer though than over the weekend. clear, cool and calmer tonight. we'll try to get rid of that fire threat as we head into the overnight hours. and sunshine and warmest sunday after temperatures will be pretty close to average saturday. so let's take a look. we'll start with the fog forecast. and pretty much isn't anything. there may be a few clouds. as you head toward the lunch hour, even then the breezes will eradicate most of that. but you can see some of the clouds trying to develop along the north bay. again, i think that we're all seeing sunshine today.

so south bay, 84 in morgan hill, 79 in san jose, 72 at millbrae. and overon the coastal side, we'll have mid to upper 60s and low 70s for downtown, south san francisco, sausalito at 74 and low to mid-80s through the north bay valleys. east bay shore, mid to upper 70s. and then east bay valleys, low to mid-80s, but the breeze will make it feel refreshing outside. and how about mid-40s to mid-50s with that dry air, clear conditions and calm weather. it will be a little cooler tomorrow morning, but look at that rebound into the afternoon hours. low to mid-80s around the bay and some 60ss around the coast. you can see the cooling thursday will bring us back to average friday and saturday but then warmer than average sunday. so this heat wave, we seem to have one every week, is definitely not as robust as the last two we've dealt with. liz. >> thank you, mike. apple is reportedly ready to

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let's take a look at what is going on. we'll start with our temperatures tomorrow and you can see some 90s popping up, mid to upper 80s in the south bay and also to the north bay. and 70s starting to take over pans ofe as you start to head towards the south. our hottest day will be wednesday with 80s around the bay, 90s inland. that san francisco temperature, we'll keep an eye on that, that may be a little too low at 74. but the breeze will start to return thursday, they will take over the coast and the bay and then move inland by friday.

we'll take a look at the fire danger coming up next. here is liz with more news. this morning a state of emergency in the southeast, tropical storm cristobal is slamming the gulf coast. the storm made landfall yesterday and immediately reeked havoc winds topping 50 miles an hour, swafrnli inspawning a tor florida. the storm is now weakening as it moves north threatening heavy rains in states as far up as wisconsin. and a $1 million treb has been unearthed in the rockery mountain wilderness. an antiques dealer stashed it in the wilderness and the only clues to its locationwere hidden in a 24 line poem. thousands of people have hunted in vain since then foreare ches four people even died trying find it. this was from 2018.

>> i was diagnosed with what i thought was terminal cancer. but besides that, we were going into a recession and i just wanted to give people hope. >> the treasure includes gold coins and jewelry that he collected. there is no word yet on who found the treasure or where exactly it was hidden. mike, it won't be us i guess. >> that is fun though. that is really neat. wow. congratulations to whomever it may be. >> let's talk about our fire danger, want to revisit solano county, still underedla warning through 8:00 this evening because of the breezy dry conditions there. right now things are pretty quiet, 57 degrees, 47% relative humidity, winds do s down to 10s per hour, but they will pick up the next 24 hours. afternoon and evening is when they will be the fastest. but tomorrow the winds will be even slower so that is why the red flag warning is mainly

through today. and good thing because it is going to get hotter with those lack of breezes, temperatures tend to soar just a little bit. so again, the fire danger through about 8:00 this evening for the quail fire. next at 5:00, spring snow, the unusual california weather as we count down to summer. and a message from the mayor of minneapolis, the brand new interview with ja morning. and new york ready to open. all that coming up. >> they don't get a lot of thanks and we work with them every day and we're so appreciative. >> when you are in challenging times like this, we hold each other. we are not able to do that, so now we're cheering each other. >> thank you guys.

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but a little bit warmer. let's talk about this monday. first we'll start with the fire danger that continues in solano county and parts of the central valley there through 8:00 this evening. winds have calmed down considerably at about 15 miles per hour in fair field and right around the quail fire there, only about 10 miles per hour. so that is good news. plus the temperatures are running in the 50s this morning. so that should help the firefighters.