pat underwood was murdered because he wore a uniform. >> charges filed today in the killing of a federal officer in oakland. up with of the suspects charged with killing a santa cruz county sheriff's deputy and now his puck issed accomplice. >> a stunning develop many in the death of a security officer at the oakland federal building nearly three weeks ago. law enforcement officials announced murder charges against two men and the case is now officially connected to the killing of a santa cruz county sheriff's deputy. eight days later. the i-team reporter dan reporten joins us. >> reporter: an active duty police officer left travis air force base that day and went to oakland with an accomplice to

kill cops. >> bullet holes are still visible where the 53-year-old officer pat underwood lost his life and his partner was seriously injured. in that same complex today, federal law enforcement officials announced -- >> he was murdered because he wore a uniform. he wore it to signify his authority to protect the federal courthouse where we are gathered here today. >> the explain contains photographs of a white van that parked at the intersection. it says 30-year-old rob was the driver. >> a man later identified as justice got out of the van and walked around the area for approximately ten minute. in a way suggesting he was conducting surveillance. >> the xhanl says after 17 minutes, the van pulled into the intersection and the 32-year-old steven carrillo, an active due police officer from travis air force base, slid the back door opened and fired a ghost gun.

parts purchased separately and assembled. >> it was a privately made firearm with no markings or serial number. this firearm is a machine gun which had a silencer attached to its barrel. >> the federal agents confirmed, the same vandal and gun were part of the ambush that killed the sheriff's deputy on june 6th. it says the ballistic he had. >> this was used by extremists to reference a violent uprising or impending civil war in the united states. >> reporter: the complaint has this photo with they wrote on the hood of the car before the arrest and some of the movement saying, i became unreasonable. it says they met on facebook and that the morning of the attack, he commented, go to the riots and support our calls, showed them the real targets used their

acker to fuel our fire. we have mobs of angry people to use to our advantage. the fbi says the men used the protests in oakland that night as cover for their killing. the agents are studying this video from sky 7 that may show the van shortly before the attack. >> there is no evidence that these men had any intention to join the demonstration in oakland as some have asked. they came to oakland to kill cops. >> federal officials said they had robert justice you understand surveillance and they watched as his parents drove him to the fbi in san francisco. abc7 news. >> all right. >> do you know if both suspects faced the same possible penalty? or is he looking at something heavier? >> the same possible penalties. carillo is charged with murder.

they both carry the same possible sentence. a maximum of life in prison or the death penalty. >> all right. thank you. >> pg&e pleaded guilty to 84 kouchblts involuntary manslaughter for its role in the 2018 camp fire. a lawyer for the utility entered the guilty pleer the names of all 84 victims of. fire were read. pg&e also pleaded guilty for a felony count of unlawfully cause go the fire. it was the most deadly and destructive in california state history leveling the up to of paradise. surviving family members will make statements tomorrow. they will pay $13 billion to wildfire victims as part of deal to emerge from bankruptcy. highway 1 remains closed after the fire that burned two buildings. this happened around 8:40 this

morning on shoreline highway. you can feel it all around town. they suffered or not minor injuries. the cause of that explosion, no word when the highway will reopen. >> caught on camera. a san francisco resident said she was theville of racial profiling when a security guard physically attacked her. abc7 news reporter luz pena has the story you'll see only on 7. >> can you get a manager, please? you're not kicking me out when i didn't do ts isheen surity guard assumed she was shop lifting at this safeway. >> i turned it upside down. the items fall out to show i haven't taken anything. he told me i looked stupid. >> she said she was followed by the same security guard throughout the store as she shopped with a native-american

couple. >> she's indigenous. i believe they followed us due to racial profiling. >> this is the receipt she tried to show the store manager but as she waited, she said the guard s hear, another security guard can be seen kicking her groceries. she asked bystanders for help. >> can you call 911 for me? >> reporter: a response to this incident, safeway said they do not tolerate violations to their racial discrimination policies. the incident took place on may 7 in a statement safeway added, we're conducting a thorough investigation of this incident. which involved a third party security guard at the diamond heights store. he was cited by san francisco police but says the charges have been dropped. what she wants now is for the guards to face consequences. >> time will tell if they handle it properly. as it stands, he's still working

there and i'm disgusted that he's getting a paycheck for attacking we will on the job. >> reporter: safeway said it is pre mature to discuss the outcome of their investigation. in san francisco, abc7 news. abc7 committed to building a better bay area by focusing on health, education, the workplace. napa county has been in the lead for reopening various businesses and at the end of the week it was believed they would reopen nail salons, and tattoo locations. live now in down napa with the latest. >> reporter: hi, larry. correct on, friday, june 19, the state guidelines say it's okay. county by county tope up the pe county, that would happen on june 19. after all, you can get a hair

cut here going back a few weeks ago. but that's not the case. the county officials and the health department are saying it's a may be. and that as you mentioned, is upsetting to some of the business owners. >> it's stressful. we thought we could go back a couple weeks ago and our phones were blowing up. are you back? are you back? >> reporter: they're ready to go with plenty of ppe and signs. masks required to enter but clients would take them off for a facial. thus some innovations. >> i have this new shield-workef me t isnire, butsomething going to help cause a barrier between the client and myself. >> getting the clients back doesn't seem to be a problem. they have 50 people waiting to f weroming in to get a

facial, the first thing you have to do is check in. get your temperature taken. and then there is a release i have to fill out saying i'm not sick. and i'm not going to hold the salon liable. >> i think the very first facial will be trial anderor. i want to make sure. i would imagine people won't come in if they're not comfortable. >> reporter: next door at this nail salon they're ready to use every other chair for pedicures. >> sanitize when they come, when they left. >> reporter: the county isn't committing yet to these businesses to reopen on friday, june 19. the health department says they're waiting to review this week's epidemiology, that is, current hospitalization rates, cases and test numbers before they make a derrellation later this week. >> so it's the state that determines how to reopen. what the guidelines are. then it is up to the counties to decide when to reopen and if they'll impose any additional

restrictions. >> so with all this under certainty, what are the business owners telling but the reopening plans in they're in limbo right now. >> that's a great word. limbo. i talked on at least 12 nail salon owners today. they didn't want to go on camera. they were very nervous. they were unsure, what they would do. they have clients calling, wanting to make an appointment. they don't know if they can open friday or next week or hear in the week. so limbo is a good way to that you had it in napa county right now. reporting live, leslie brinkley. abc7 news. >> thank you. san francisco is making considerable progress in hitting its goals and controlling the spread of the coronavirus. but public health director dr. grant colfax is urging caution restrictions. >> today the curve is flat, which is good. we would rather see it decline. that probably won't happen for a

while as we expect to see more cases, as we open, and as we increase testing. >> he said when it comes to testing, the city is exceeding its goal of 1,800 per day. it is currently doing close to 500. today san mateo received permission for its reopen plans. only five of california's 58 counties are holding back still. four are in the bay area. al need, a marin, san francisco and santa clara. the fifth is imperial county on the state's southern border. mask rules. face go up to the new realities of wearing masks the right and wrong way and what could happen if you don't wear one at all. the future of shopping. the future of shopping post covid-19. and i'm meteorologist drew

touma. we are tracking warmer weather about to move in and it will stick when you walk into an amazon fulfillment center, it's like walking into the chocolate factory and you won a golden ticket. all of these are face masks. this looks like a bottle of vodka. but when we first got these, we were like whoa! [laughing] my three-year-old, when we get a box delivered, screams "mommy's work!" mommy's work. with this pandemic, safety is even more important to make sure we go home safe every single day.

as reopening continues in the bay area, masks are becoming our main safeguard against covid-19. highway well is this rule being enforced? and is everyone getting the message about it correctly? >> every time i go out, i at least see four out of ten people wearing the mask incorrectly. >> so that's been the case for me at the grocery store, the park or right here at the airport. in fact we've only been here at sfo for about half an hour and i've spotted seven people wearing their masks incorrectly, despite all the signs telling everyone to put it on. >> our real focus is telling people to put on it.

if we graduate to the level where someone has a mask on and it is not being worn properly, i'll view that as a real sign of success. >> reporter: so here's a simple guide. this is an a plus. wearing it beneath your nose sock since most droplets come out of your mouth. this and this are not okay. as echoed by governor cuomo. >> this is like a form of a chin guard. >> reporter: getting serious on enforcement is what all major u.s. airlines are doing when it comes to masks. united announcing on monday that passengers who don't comply could be placed on an internal travel restriction list. usf researcher jeremy agrees that it begins with enforcele. states without mask rules, less than 50%, wear them. >> what the survey suggests is that in states that require masks, compliance is pretty good. it is up to 70 or 80%. >> reporter: at sfo, mask

compliance is at 95%. last week they had an ambassador program that had about a dozen staff roaming the terminals, handing out free masks or reminding people to put them on. >> we try to have availability. >> and the important thing is that it covers your mouth. so this is okay. this is an a plus. abc7 news. some airlines are suspending all or part of their alcoholic drink service in response to covid-19. the airlines include delta and american airlines in the u.s. easy jet and klm in europe, and asia's virgin australia. it is a way to ensure people keep their masks on and not linger over their refreshments. nflt new developments at the livermore's farmer's mark. aelling olded for hdsut cookies. the city announced this morning

that the california farmer's market association resigned as manager of that farmer's market. san francisco has filed a lawsuit against the food delivery service door dash claiming the company is depriving workers of labor law safeguards. >> our office focuses on public safety. when billion-dollar corporations are able to skirt labor law, able to avoid paying their fair share in unemployment insurance funds, all of us suffer. >> the district attorney said san francisco-based door dash is misclassifying its delivery workers as independent contractors. not employees. the lawsuit seeks restitution for workers, civil penalties and an injunction requiring door dash to properly classify workers. time for consumer news. michael finney joins with us a look at today's headlines.

>> let's start with some scams. some brands new numbers are out that show that coronavirus-related scams are ally the picture that these numbers paint are not pretty. americans have lost money in every single state. together nearly $50 million since january. the federal trade commission has fielded about 68,000 coronavirus scam complaints. about half of those people lost money. the average loss, around $450. the maine had the highest number of complaints. california ranked 18th on the list. retail and food service sales jumped in may after months of sinking sales. analysts predicted 8% rise in may but a new report shows they rose 18%. at's t e-mont mp1992. however, thet

great. spending was from last year. regal athleters is about to reopen. the chain will begin a phased reopening on july tenth with all of its theaters open within 14 days, by july 24th. regal says it will limit seating to he said force social distancing. locally they have theaters in dublin, oakland, san ramon, fairfield, berkeley and san francisco. larry, kristen, it will be interesting to see what happens when theaters reopen. will people show up and will they really stay that far apart? >> it will be fascinating f i'm not sure how many are ready to rush out. we'll see. let's move on to weather in the forecast. drew? are you ready to jimmie us? >> yes he is.

it is going to start getting warm again soon. isn't it? >> yeah. it is going to get warm very soon. and we're talking about temperatures in our hottest spots going back into the '90s starting tomorrow. this will last for several days. we'll get a closer look in just one second. live doppler 7 along with satellite. you can see not a cloud is in the sky. our marine layer has taken a little bit of a vacation. that's the changes we're specking when warmer weather enters the forecast. the highs right now. pretty comfortable. a bit of a breeze out there. the onshore flow. 65, the current temperature in san francisco. 82 in brentwood. now only the, solano county will go under a red flag warning at 11:00 p.m. this will last through 8:00 in the morning on thursday.

we get that warmer weather. the dry winds. we'll keep our eye on it. >> we'll have clear skies. keep that breeze. the tempertures you can see majorly in the 50s closer to the coastline. we'll drop into the upper 40s. we'll break down the day tomorrow. nothing but sunshine from start to finish. the sun is up at 5:47. it is a much warmer afternoon tomorrow compared to today. even along the coastline. you can see we're in the upper 60s, if not close to 70 degrees. 85, the high for sunnyvale. 85, palo alto. 79, the high for milbrae. down in the city, 76. mild and sunny in the city. 77.thbay, it is hot torrow. people in in santaro.

89 in novato. 84 in oakland, 86 in fremont. 94 in antioch, 91 in livermore. even warm he weather continues on thursday. the future tracker temperatures. well into the 90s if not upper 90s in our hottest spots thursday afternoon. you can see the east bay. the south bay, it will be hot in the low 90s. the accuweather seven-day forecast, much warm he tomorrow. a hot afternoon on thursday with the heat continuing on friday. as summer arrives here on saturday afternoon, our fog returns to keep our close cool. it stays hot for father's day on sunday and it continues into monday and tuesday with the typical summer heat.

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sheriff and two brothers who worked very hard to do a good job at the alameda sheriff's office. i'm not saying all cops are bad but there are too many exceptions. i don't think we can say that it is just a few bad apples. we've seen across the country abuses by police. and black people in america do not feel safe with the police and they have a different experience by and large than white people do. >> swal we will says congress needs to pass the justice and policing act which will be discussed tomorrow in the house judiciary committee in which he is a mental. the sweeping legislation hopes to end racial and religious profiling. it involves misconduct, use of force data collection. it limits police and military equipment and makes body cameras mandatory. the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, republican, says the legislation is dead on arrival if it makes it to the senate.

an east bay teen using her love of dance to he said encourage change. >> in loving memory of all those who lost their lives due to police brutality. ♪ >> 15-year-old mira shaw choreographed this dance at the california academy of performing arts. they're hoping the raise awareness for the black lives matter movement and get more signatures for the #eight can't wait reform.busi retailers getng rdy to get you back into stores. and later, a south bay coach bringing hundreds together to bringing hundreds together to have a conversation about

as the bay area starts to reopen for business, we're here to help you navigate these new rules and realities. businesses have to not only figure out how to open with the new reality of covid-19 but then we had businesses damaged by the protests. we spoke with one person who is hoping to help heal in more than one way. >> i'm the owner we we will definitely implement the

mask requirements. we are absolutely thinking no touch of any of the merchandise. folks can tell us what they're looking for, what their intentions are, and then we can guide them to the stone that they need without ever touching the stone. myoal is that folks can begin to reenter but we're himming the capacity, the head count. we'll allow folks to come in and they can come and experience the store. it is a little piece of magic for us. >> the next morning was when i came in. that's when i saw the damage. i just energetically felt, it

hurt. folks were rallying up to help fix the window immediately. no. this is a silent protest for now. folks were only here for black lives matter, they would have not damaged that that the propey damage has delayed -- >> oh, yeah. the focus has gone off the covid measure that's we need to get up to speed with. now we're looking at the reconstruction of the store. a lot of people reached out and recommended that we started opening. just with covid alone, trying to get ourselves up to code, that will cost us. i figured, you know what in after all this, i think it's time. we just reached the goal. we're ready. we're ready to get started. the support, it goes a long way. we're so grateful. all we'll do is pour it right back in. we're going to fund jobs. >> this is about healing. people have lost people. people have lost jobs.

people have lost homes. so if there is a time for healing, it's right now. we'll continue to provide it. >> if you finds that you're unable to sustain the business and you have it? >> that won't happen. we don't think like that. that's why we're here. we don't think like that. we're going to succeed. >> all right. we're going to shift gears and talk about san francisco having just reopened for indoor shopping yesterday. joining me now, rodney phuong, president and ceo of the fran chamber of commerce to talk about how it's all going. this is the second day of indoor shopping. what are you hearing from the retailers? >> yeah. so far so good. it is day two. members are excited. they've been waiting a long time to get back open. there is he said about a lot of patience and frustration. they opened yesterday. and the word back from our

members, it was good opening. not quite exactly there as far as the customer confidence. that will take a little time. so they're excited to keep open and serving those customers. >> i was going to say, the two biggest malls open. do people seem a little hesitant to come back to stores? is that how you're interim rhetting the still emptiness of it all in. >> yes. it will take a little time. we had to slowly back away into shelter-in-place and the reverse will happen. it is very important. we're telling our chamber of commerce members, they need to make sure they're couldn't 58ing the message that they are going through safe practices about cleaning their facilities. but also, ensuring thengnd ppe happenininsi ores. >> right. giving customers the confidence that they will be safe once they're there. and also the employees. i'm curious if your retailers have told you what are your

biggest barriers to reopening? >> i think just that customer confidence. we've been encouraging them to promote themselves online. san francisco is back open for business. at least for the indoor retail and some of the outdoor seating, for restaurants. you're familiar with the program announced last week, giving an opportunity for restaurants and retailers to bring their wares out. so fran is gearing back up, very slowly, very carefully. of course we want to be very careful and open back up and start to get the energy back. >> what are some other great ways you might want to mention for people to support their small businesses and neighborhood restaurants? >> yeah. all of us need to support our local businesses. you hear it all the time. shop local. it is so important that we support our brick and mortar stores in san francisco. the curbside business, order from them, takeout, go and visit them. hey, they are just as excited to

see you as you are to see them. so let's port our local businesses here in san francisco. >> well, the next thing is phase 2 c. that's july 13. that's indoor dining, hair sl salons, barber shops. how big is that in terms of economic recovery in. >> that's huge. ratcheting up, the public health is watching the cases to see if they start to expand. this may mean that we've heard all along that we may have to dial back a little bit and start. if we all maintain from the business perspective, but also from the customer perspective, the new social contract of social distancing and keeping things clean and watching out for each other, i think we'll be in good shape. >> social contract. i like that. that's a good way to think about it. the chamber of commerce. thank you. so.

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time for the four at 4:00. more people are working at home than ever. 60% of people believe it has improved the way we work. that's according to a new wallet hub survey. many believe working in the office will be a thing of the past and some believe people should be paid more. about 50% think work suffers if there are young kids in the home. all right. you've been working from home a lot. what do you think? >> i absolutely love working from home. it's fantastic. for folks that had a daily commute, i bet they love not doing that. i do not have kids in my house. folks who do have, especially younger kids, it can be a little tough to tackle the day in terms

of getting the work done and having some time with your kids. i bet a lot of people are spending at least more family time than they used to before a lot of us had to work from home. i think the benefits do outweigh the negatives. i home we keep it in the future, too. i hope there is a hybrid of working from home and in the office. >> that could happen. larry, do you feel more productive? >> i don't know if i'm more productive. but i am grateful to not have to commute and be stuck in traffic, which was really, really bad before all of this started. so the fact that we can even do it in terms of the technology is really impressive to me. i don't have little kids. my kids are grown. i know some of my co-workers that i'm inacting with, they have little ones at home so it is tough at times. i do miss humans. the inaction in the newsroom.

>> what? i never thought they would say that. >> we have each other as humans. >> yes. human inaction is important. more than i realized. to say 2020 has been rough is an understatement. a new survey shows americans have not been this unhappy in nearly 50 years. probably not a surprising conclusion. identifiabling that just 14% of adults are very happy. that's down from 31% who said the same thing in 2018. 50% say they often or sometimes feel isolated. the number it was 23% in 2018. most of the interviews were conducted before the death of george floyd and the protests that followed. what do you think it will take to get us happier? >> i think none of us like change. and this has been such a big

change. . so uncertainty. something that humans tend not to like. i suspect as people go back to work, as people get out and shop and go to restaurants and normalcy returns, those numbers will change. and of course, factor in george floyd. that's added to a sense of sadness. a little loss of control. as we move past some of these things, the george floyd killing and get beyond the coronavirus, i think the numbers will go up and people will get a little happier. >> drew is almost always happy. i've never seen him sad. as a prognosticator -- >> i want to see people very happy. >> we don't know them. >> his forecast for happy bls in the future. all right. are we alone in the universe? a group of uk researchers don't

think we're alone in the galaxyy working under the idea that it takes 5 billion years to form, there could be 30 active intelligent civilizations right here in the milky way. researchers believe it would take 17,000 light years to get to them. i think it stands to reason we're be alone. >> it's a huge galaxy. a huge universe. this is one area of science that fascinates me since i was a little kid. the attributes that allow life to form are pretty specific. to finds another planet like earth, it is rare bundle as rare as we might have thought. it is hard to imagine all of this, all of this enormous amount of space and we're the only ones? hard to imagine that.

it is complicated. we know from the research we've done, we never found a planet yet that has our kind of life on it but we've only scratched the surface. >> yeah, you've given this some thought? >> yeah. if you ever want to be humbled, just look at the statistics when it comes to how big the universe is. it is just a numbers game. there has to be some sort of life out there. just to travel to mars, it takes months for humans on earth. imagine trying to get to other galaxies. it will take light years. so to find those other sources of life perhaps, yes, it will take some time. >> i saw a funny thing that showed satellite dishes and it. note that the search for intelligent life is pointing away from earth. you can use that if you want. how much would you be willing to

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today in the south bay, hundreds of families received food, books and other donations thanks to abc7 and our parent company disney. it was put on with the shop with a cop foundation in silicon valley as well as a number of law enforcement agencies held this morning at mckinley in san jose. 300 families got food for a week and books to keep kids occupied during the summer break.

>> this is a huge event for us in terms of the families having access to books and reading materials. typically most of our students rely on the school library to have access to books and a lot of our families don't have books in the homes. >> the nonprofit magic of story telling founded by disney has driblds over 5,000 books to children in need. treatment for kids with certain times of adhd includes a video game. endeavour rx is the first video game based therapy approved by the fda. it is for children between 8 and 12. it has to be pribescribed by a doctor and can be down loaded in an app. really interesting. >> yep. hopefully that does some great things. we want to check in with drew. after a brief respite, i think things will start to heat up again. >> yeah, they are.

it will switch tomorrow and bring about some warmer temperatures. tomorrow we'll keep the breeze. numbers in the upper 40s to lower 50s in most cities. tomorrow, nothing but sunshine. no marine layer to talk about. and the temperatures really responds accordingly. we'll go well above where we are today, tomorrow. 76 in the city. 84 in oakland. 88 in san jose, 83 in santa rosa. so here's the seven day forecast. much warmer tomorrow. a hot afternoon. the marine layer does return saturday afternoon but it stays pretty hot inland, even into monday and tuesday. >> already. thank you. every day we're taking a few moments to celebrate the bay area's class of 2020. today we're featuringturingturig high in pleasanton.

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again, congratulations. a growing conversation about race in sports. it started with 35 coaches and has grown to hundreds. up next, the south bay coach who started it all. >> new at 5:00, an arrest after a man was pushed from a platform on to the track at a b.a.r.t. station in berkeley. plus, is so-. doo ny lice ndansczoo.th reopen

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as protests calling for equality continue, a need for open dialogue is emerging. this journalist shows how this football coach is bringing coaches together to have a conversation. >> san jose state has a of heroes. >> the 1968 olympics. everybody talks about that. it is a tradition here, but don't get so caught up in the vij i -- vigil. understand the meaning behind it. >> calls. it shifted to nationwide calling for justice. >> a person like myself from the

inner city of oakland, you understand how it is to be on the other side. i think that's how you figure out what the problem is. you have to listen to each other, learn from each other and understand what each other is going through. the only way can you can learn is by listening to me and that's the only way we can grow. >> there are names you could only get place if you have clout. the coach is known for his recruiting skills and dance moves and using his platform for change. >> my platform as a coach by having so many relationships, i took those and brought people together and tried to make people understand that together this thing can be solved. it will not happen overnight, but if we can get people to understand each other and educate each other. we can take a journey. >> a journey that continues the

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