next at 5:00. new details on the veteran deputy killed i confronted the gunman and actually got into hand to hand combat with him knocking out a pipe bomb and then a pistol. >> in oakland the individualel and proepts after a man shot by police reports he was driving a stolen car. >> flu question of a alameda man questioned by police while out exercising, pushed to the ground and then arrested. >> how nail salon owners are trying to force the governor's hand right now. >> and a fire in the middle of a popular shopping area in oakland. two employees rescued from the roof.

new protests and anguish over another deadly police shooting. this one in the east bay. dozens of people gathered. this is about an hour ago for a vigil for a man who was killed by the chp saturday night. good evening thanks for joining us. >> the story has been developing since that 23-year-old was shot multiple times. tonight demonstrators dmapding the officers fired and the family in mourning. >> reporter: her younger stepbrother agreed to speak to us. >> why not try other methods of getting him out of the car, if he was such a danger, right, that they had to shoot him 40 dimes. >> 23-year-old eric delgado shot and killed saturday night a block from his mother's house. family members confirm to abc7 news delgado's pregnant

girlfriend was a passenger in the vehicle. >> she got shot in the stomach and in the hand. in and out of a coma. >> reporter: according to the oakland police department the california highway patrol was conducting criminal investigation in the neighborhood. the vehicle is believed to be one of seventy-four vehicles stolen from a san leandro dealership. >> shots fired at -- >> reporter: community members organize ad rally to demonstrate justice and an end to police brutality. >> what happened to eric was no less than a public execution. >> the keys were still in the ignition. so once they started shooting at him, i guess his foot ended up on the accelerator. >> reporter: the oakland police department has not released the names of the chp officers involved in this shooting. >> i want him to be remembered as a good person. >> reporter: this shooting is now under investigation by the oakland police department. the alameda county district attorney's office as well as the

chp investigation unit. an air force sergeant accused of killing this man damon gutzwiller in what investigators called an ambush. live with the latest on developing news, chris t sheriff gave up an update on this case today. >> reporter: that's right larry. the suspect will be arraigned friday afternoon on multiple charges, including first-degree murder. live here at the sheriff's office in santa cruz county. you can see the makeshift memorial set up for the fallen sheriff's deputy. this community still in absolute shock over the events which happened over the weekend. in the san lorenzo valley signs of gratitude and heart ache lined this narrow street where sergeant damon gutzwiller lost his life after officials say he and his partner were ambushed with gunfire and improvised explosive devices while replying

to a 911 call sunday afternoon. >> anyone who saws something, who knows something, who may have been a victim of this guy to contact the district attorney's tip line. >> reporter: the suspect, steven carrillo is an active duty u.s. air force sergeant based in fairfield and had special training as a team leader on a military police unit. >> he's an angry man intent on bringing harm to police officers. he murdered sergeant gutzwiller. he injured another deputy and an another police officer. and he's going to be held accountable. >> reporter: today sheriff jim hart praised the heroic actions of a local resident who tackled the suspect during an attempted carjacking as he tried to flee the area. the fbi which was brought in to help the sheriff's office with the investigation is now looking into a possible link between the ambush and the fatal shooting last night of a federal officer

during a protest in oakland. >> law enforcement cannot and does not rely on assumptions or guesses. we need to follow the evidence and make sure that we conduct this investigation thoroughly, accurately and fairly. >> reporter: official with the fbi are working to secure the crime scene and expected to remain in ben lomond through tuesday at the earliestth. he is survived bay young child and a pregnant wife. >> we're never going to forget damon. we love him. and we will always hold him close in our heart. >> reporter: the second deputy remains in stable condition at a local hospital. he did suffer serious internal injuries after being shot in the chest. but we are told he was wearing a bullet proof vest. live in santa cruz county. i'm chris nguyen.

>> after cell phone video surfaced showing an unarmed black man handcuffed by police after reports that he was dancing in the street. the story broke last week and tonight learning new details criticizing the alameda police department for not telling the whole story. >> i spoke with vice there. john knox white who told me he was pretty appalled to see that body camera footage released on friday. but he was even more disappointed that police weren't fully transparent about what initially happened. this is body cam footage of five alameda police officers handcuffing a 44-year-old martial artist who says he was exercises in front of his home. >> of course. i'm dancing in the street. >> they were trying to break me. they were trying to physically break my body. physically.

>> gentlemen, gentlemen, what are you doing? >> this all happened the morning of saturday may 23rd. alameda vice mayor john knox white heard about it not long after it happened. >> the impression that i and i believe the city manager were given from our police department was that this is probably just one officer. things didn't go quite the way they wanted to. but when i received a copy of the cell phone video on tuesday it didn't match at all. >> reporter: as clearly shown in the footage it wasn't just one officer cuffing watkins. but five. watkins says he was handcuffed and pushed around by police for an hour. just two days before the death of george floyd. >> and for me to hear what happened to this man. again, one slip it's me instead of floyd. >> reporter: follow our story his wife held a town hall sunday to address police enforcement in

alameda. it was supposed to last ninety minutes but wept on for five hours. >> the point he walks away he's exercising a right we're supposed to have as all americans. but a as black person you don't have that right. >> felt like we tried as hard as we could to tell the police officers to stop and they would not listen. >> the i team reached out to police chief paul relari requesting an interview for the third time but we have yet to hear back. >> it's shaken my confidence in the leadership that we have at the alameda police department. >> the mayor could not comment on whether any of the video will be --. >> once again there were several rallies today to protest the killing of george floyd, including this small one in

antioch this afternoon. people gathered at antioch city park at 10th and a streets and later marched to the police station. today a lifelong bay area activist and former mayor is praising the leadership of students in many of these events. crediting high school and college students for rallying public opinion in ways her generation didn't. david louie is live with her thought on how the moment has changed. david. >> and change it has. if for one thing her generation grew up without social media and vices to mobilize people quick. an important dividend from observing martin looung's birthday and sharing his message. many were organized and led by young people.

>> this group of youngsters is changing the world. and it is not happening just in san mateo. >> reporter: help from her great niece and nephew in the kitchen gave hear chance to pull out some old albums showing her family's support of the naacp and support of social justice. despite her generation's activism claire mack's the spirit of martin luther king has had an impact on today's young people. >> they know what january 15th is all about. they celebrate martin luther king and they have been doing this 20, 30 years. they are the ones in high school and they are believing this country is not what it is. they are not believing. >> reporter: while some of the youngest marchers are years from voting mack sees it as a catalyst to getting their elders to engage and initiate reforms. >> they are giving their mothers and fathers and aunts and uncles the incentive. they are showing initiative that the adults haven't shown in this country.

but the adults are out there marching also. >> reporter: claire mack remembers not being allowed to be a high school cheerleader. some doors were closed as she grew up in san mateo. however hopeful that in the weeks and months ahead young people what her doing today will lead to a new era. firefighters in oakland put out a fire that damaged a building housing restaurants and shops. the fire on park boulevard near wellington street started before 3:00 this afternoon. firefighters had to rescue two workers from from the roof. several neighbors gathered to watch heavy smoke pour from the buildi.eses under investigation. crews made quick work of this in san jose. there is no word yet on the cause of that one either. nail salon owners, they are frustrated and fed up. they say the governor was wrong when he claimed the coronavirus outbreak first spread at a salon

and now they are doing something about it. >> and bart riders say it is about time what the transit agency is doing to make them safer. >> plus google's new alert system when driving or riding on public transit and

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nail salons are one industry that still haven't reopened and there is no estimated date to do so. resources including issues like this affect our local economy because we really do want to build a better bay area. nail salon owners had hope last week because it hasn't materialized. >> reporter: pamela, as a person licensed to perform manicures and pet cures she spends a time sanitizing. if only she could see customers. >> it put a target on ourback. >> reporter: it being last month. blaming the spread coming from the nail salon. >> i think it was careless for him to say such a thing. >> last week finally a meeting between the governor's office and industry representative who is say the staff members walked back the governor's statement. >> it was understood from the call that the first case of

covid-19 did not in fact come a >> reporter: so today nail salons announce ad second lawsuit against the state to get their people back to work. >> we think they singled out a particular segment of our industry in defamatory terms. >> we're very angry, frustrated and suffering. and need our nail salons to be open. >> reporter: but they are not open yet with no promise of a date. now add another frustration. they have no idea what the guidelines will be. >> i have the shields up. not only for my manicuring but for my pedicure. >> she has mask, sanitizer, a thermometer but no love right now for california's governor. >> for him to say that and pinpoint our business in a way that he did is absolutely deplorable. >> reporter: that's plain talking from a frustrated industry. in lafayette, wayne friedman, abc7 news.

>> bart is wrapping up service on its busiest line now that more people are heading back to work. adding three trains to the morning and afternoon commute started today on the yellow line between pleasant hill and daly city. the trains are getting more and more crowded limiting social distances. >> last week seats started disappearing. people are now walking around and looking around trying to find a place to sit and no one wants to sit next to each other. so yeah we do need that extra train now. >> bart also announced started to be the dublin pleasanton station is clipper card only. the change will be a week from today. and one more san francisco bay ferries say starting next monday service to richmond will resume. passengers required to wear masks.

additional hand sanitizers available on all the vessels. the vessels will be cleaned frequently and undergo a full disinfectant fogging twice a week. service was suspended due to the pandemic. soon you can get covid-19 alerts through google maps. it will update people when coronavirus is affecting public services. and check points. the feature will be rolling out on the next few weeks on iphones and android phones. yosemite national park is reopening and for the first time ever visitors will need a reservation for the day. a phased reopening will allow for overnight camping. online reservation will be required to enter the park to keep crowds roughly 50% of normal. the park will offer 1700 vehicle

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now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> hi there everyone. we're off to a beautiful start here in the bay area. santa cruz a live look. people are enjoying the beach oo where we have blue skies at this hour. pry pressure is building. that's what broughting warmer weather today and that's going to continue. heating up inland today. the warmer spots in mid to upper 80s, tomorrow and wednesday some 90 in our inland areas. live doppler 7 right now skies pretty clear across the region. live look from the san jose camera and the sun is shining it is a bright beautiful day. 67 in the city. 73 in oakland. currently 234e7 redwood city. san jose, pacifica, 67 degrees

and lovely view from our emeryville camera. the winds that were howling over the weekend well it is a little breezy but nothing like the wind. 85 in fairfield. the winds have relaxed and temperatures have come up. and a look at downtown san francisco. your forecast highlights warming trend continues the next two day, cooling begin on thursday. and windier and much cooler weather returns friday and saturday. so first thing tomorrow morning, most of you will begin with 40s, 50s under clear skies. there might be a patch or two of fog. we do have a drier air mass in place. tomorrow afternoon in the south bay it is going to be warm. low 90s for gilroy, morgan hill. 84 in sunnyvale. 84 in palo alto and mountain view. 78 in milbrae. nice along the coast, upper 60s. clear in daly city and 75 in san francisco. north bay temperatures 60s along

the kose to 90 in places like calistoga. 87 in napa. 84 fremont, inland areas this is where it is going to get hot but i don't think it is going to be excessive so at least you can still enjoy the warmth if you will. 94 in antioch and brentwood. 89 in pleasanton. 92 degrees in concord. as you check out the accuweather 7 forecast, you will notice a bump up in the numbers. the fog is going to come back wednesday afternoon, evening and i think the coast will begin to feel it on thursday. cooling begins, continues friday and saturday. that's when you will see a dramatic drop in temperatures inland. upper 70 toss low 80s as the winds come up and back up again. this is that time of year. the roller coaster ride up and down. we're settling into our summer pattern. overall just gorgeous weather in the accuweather p forecast. >> thank you sandhya. still ahead a chance encounter and the feel good

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tonight, thousands pay tribute as george floyd comes home to houston. joe biden among them. also tonight, the new video just released from new mexico. a knee to the neck and tonight, charges of manslaughter. here in houston, many walking in the stifling heat to line up for hours, then filing past george floyd's casket. mourners wearing masks. george floyd was killed two weeks ago today, an officer with his knee on floyd's neck for 8 minutes, 46 seconds. former vice president joe biden came to houston today. the image of him with george floyd's little girl. paying his respects to the floyd family. and the family speaking just moments ago. also tonight, the former officer now charged with second degree murder, derek chauvin, wearing an orange jumpsuit for his first court appearance today.

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