>> this is the woman she says she was humiliated. when a security guard assumed she was shoplifting at this safeway. >> i turned it upside down. the items i have fall out. to show i hadn't taken anything. he told me i look stupid. >> she said she was followed throughout the store. >> she's indigenous. i believe they followed us due to racial profiling. >> this is a receipt she tried to show the store manager. as she waited, she said the guard became aggressive. minutes later, another security guard can be seen kicking her groceries while she asked byassistanters for help. >> can you call 911 for me? >> i cannot call. >> a response to this incident, safeway said they do not tolerate violations to the racial discrimination policies. >> the incident placed may 7th

in a statement safeway added, we are 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 drop. what she wants now for the guards to face consequences. >> time will tell if they handle this properly. he's still working there and i'm disgusted he's getting a paycheck for attacking women on the job. >> safeway add that had it is pre mature to discuss the outcome of the investigation. in san francisco, luzatbepee >>taou'v queen ab a ctopher rotunda. the statue has been in sacramento since 1883. christopher columbus statues, as you know, have become more polarizing since the death of george floyd which brought racial injustice issues to the national consc consc consc consc

>> happening now, san francisco police chief bill scott and the district attorney are beginning a virtual community forum to discuss police reform. it is being broadcast live. people who tune in will be asked to join online breakout rooms after the forum to discuss what was said and how they can get involved. accusations of racist comments made at a b.a.r.t. board meeting are heating up today. the family of oscar grant had comments. abc7 news reporter stephanie is live with more. stephanie? >> reporter: well, ama, oscar grand's family made it very clear they want to hold the b.a.r.t. board member accountable. have her not only apologize for

the comments last week but they want her removed from her seat. here's what they had to say to us earlier today. >> grant who was murdered on the platform. i'm also here to let you know that he was not the only one murdered. >> reporter: the uncle of oscar grand speaking out for the first time since racial comments surfaced last week from the board meeting. i spoke with him earlier today. >> we can no longer be ashamed to say you're racist in your statement. >> reporter: he wants the board member deborah allen to be held accountable for what he considers decriminalizing the murder. >> b.a.r.t that's not true. statements made like this right now at a time of such turmoil and unrest really, i can only guess are just politically motivated. >> reporter: grand was killed by b.a.r.t. police officers on 2009

on new years day. >> for george floyd to be murdered the way he was, he had his knee on oscar's neck also. cracked the bones in his face. >> reporter: the 18-year-old black teenager stablds by a white man at an oakland b.a.r.t. station. and a man killed by b.a.r.t. police in january 2018. all share the same page. >> when you shoot someone three times in the back with their hands raised, and they're complying to the officer's commands, what else would you call it? >> it is very traumatizing to see people slaughtered by people that are supposed to protect us. >> abc7 reached out to allen for an interview but was sent the following statement. calling my defense of the police racist in the face of such accusations does a grave disservice to those office here's work very hard every day to respect the public.

police need to be held accountable for their mistakes but they should not be made political scapegoats by elected officials with their own personal agendas. >> she needs to make adjustments or leave b.a.r.t. as long as a person like that exists, there will never be no peace. >> defunding b.a.r.t. police was another big topic brought up today. the families want that money to be rerouted for programs as free ridership minority programs. the b.a.r.t. board of directors made it clear, funding will not be reduced for 2021. >> all right, thank you. a stunning development in the death of a security officer at the federal building nearly three weeks ago. law enforcement announced murder charges against two men and the case is now officially connected to the killing of a santa cruz sheriff's deputy eight days

later. dan noyes has the very latest on this. >> reporter: well, according to this explain filed in federal court, 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 at the guard post where 53-year-old security officer pat underwood lost his life and his partner was seriously injured may 29. in that same complex today, federal law enforcement officials announced charges in the attack. >> pat underwood was murdered because he wore a uniform. he wore that uniform to signify his authority to protect the federal courthouse where we are gathered here today. >> reporter: the explain contains photographs of a white vandal that parked at an intersection across from the guard post. it says 30-year-old robert justus was the driver. >> a man later identified as

justus walked around the van and around for nearly ten minutes in a way suggesting that he was conducting surveillance. >> reporter: the explain says after 17 minutes, the van pulled into the intersection and the 32-year-old stephen carillo from travis air force base slid the back door open and fired what's called a ghost gun. parts purchased separately. >> the firearm used in these crimes was a privately made firearm with no markings or serial number. has the mnl gun which had a silencer taxed to its barrel. >> the federal agents confirmed the same van and gun were part of the ambush that killed the deputy dame only gutzwiller on june 6th. the ballistic vest he had that day bore this patch. a symbol of the movement. >> it is used by extreme. is to represent a violent uprising, or impending civil war

in the united states. >> reporter: the explain contains this photo alleging that carillo wrote on the hood of the car before the arrest and some of the movement sayings. it says they met on facebook and the morning of the attack, carillo commented, go to the riots and support our cause. show them the real targets. use their anger to fuel our fire. think outside the box. we have mobs of angry people to our advantage. agents are studying this video from sky 7 that may show the van shortly before the attack. >> there is no evidence that they had any intention to join the demonstration in oakland as some in the media have asked. they came to oakland to kill cops. >> reporter: the fbi said agents had rob justus under surveillance. that they watched his parents drive into the fbi headquarters

in san francisco to turn himself in. for the i-team, abc7 news. >> quickly, do both these men face same possible penalty in all this? >> they face the same penalty. it is possible life in prison or the death penalty and we'll see how that turns out in court, of course. a land mark day for pg&e pleading guilty to 84 deaths in the deadliest wildfire in california history. see what punishment they face. plus highway 1 shut down all day after an explosion in stinson beach. we are tracking warmer weather about to arrive tomorrow. stick around forevdays, too.

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our efforts to build a better bay area are focused on four key areas. our health, education, economy and our changing work places. the coronavirus pandemic has had a dramatic effect on all four areas and we are slowly recovering. today san mateo county received permission for advancing are. only five california counties are not taking this step. within the bay area, those two counties with the highest cyrus cases rates when bringing population into account. take a look at this graph. the orange line is the number of cyrus cases per cam at a statewide. the top blue lines represent san

mateo and san francisco counties. the bottom line, that is napa county. that's encouraging news because they may match the reopening move this friday allowing gyms, nail salons tarks too shops and more to reopen. do we know when those places will reopen? >> reporter: the business owners here are in limbo. all around me here in down napa, there are people dining indoors, people getting haircuts. that's all been in if he can here. but everyone assumed by friday, june 19, when the state technically allows the businesses you describe like nail salons and tattoo parlors to reopen, would it happen here in napa. the health department said they're not ready to make that decision yet.

>> we thought we would go back a couple weeks ago. our phones were blowing up. >> reporter: she's ready to go with plenty of ppe and signs. masks required to enter but clients would take them off, of course, for a facial. thus some innovations. >> i have this new shield that my co-worker's husband made for me that isn't required. i think it will help for a barrier. >> reporter: getting the clients back doesn't seem to be a problem. they have 50 people waiting for an appointment. >> if write coming in to get a facial, the first thing is check in, get your temperature taken. then there is a release i have to fill out saying i'm not s ihl will be trial and error. i want to make sure. i would imagine people won't come in if they're not comfortable.

>> reporter: next door they're toward use every other chair for pedicures. >> sanitize when we they come. the health department says they're waiting to review the epidemiology. current hospitalization rates, test results and case numbers before they make a decision later this week. for tattoo parlors, nail salons and spas, a lot will be riding on their perceived health and safety before the covid crisis. >> i've been here 13 years so people know how clean it is. it will be cleaner. sterile like doctor's office or a hospital. >> so if the state decides how to reopen, sets the guidelines, and then it's each county like napa county, deciding when to reopen. that's still up in the air. >> and so complex and intricate.

how do these businesses prepare to open with no official start date? >> i asked them. i talked on nail salon owners. some of they will are booking appointments and then figuring if it's believe open by friday or monday, they'll cancel them. others have a waiting list. some are banking on not opening until next week. just hours ago we learned solano county will reopen nail salons. in addition, watching, piercing salons and others can reopen. also sports games will be allowed to resume as long as there is no live audience. tomorrow, hair slonls and barber shops will be allowed to reopen in contra costa county.

on july 1st, contra costa expects to allow indoor dining, bars, gyms and hotels to reopen. we mentioned earlier that franl is one of five california counties that has not received state permission to advance plans to reopen. the county supervisors are discussing that very idea at their board meeting which is underway right now. one place is desperate to. the zoo. >> reporter: the video released by the san francisco zoo shows some of the safety guidelines already in place. as it prepares to reopen. the zoo has lost all admissions revenue which accounts for more than 70% of its annual operating budget. the cost of taking care have every animal there is about $30,000 per day. they said we need to be able to generate earned visitor revenue in the near future. as it stands, the zoo falls

under the category of businesses set to on july final. things may change quickly. the board of spoofrs is expect to vote, asking for a variance to reopen certain businesses. >> it allows a time line of reopening conneced to what we're seeing in san francisco as opposed to just having to follow whateve the state tells us. >> san francisco has never asked for one. now that the number of covid cases in the city have stabilized, last friday the mayor said it is time for the city to act independently. >> we can't continue to completely allow our economy to be closed. >> it doesn't mean they need to open right away but it gives them the power to do i had. the curta

itas sedonclude 37 performances of fively ceer. they expect 2021 season. we've seen a lot of changes to keep track and keep up. >> a massive explosion in fires destroyed two buildings and damaged several others. destroyed buildings. not xhaexactly the image they'v been promoting. >> devastating. >> it damaged eight buildings in all. five seriously. possibly from a propane tank. the local fire department arrived in 30 seconds. from four doors away.

>> it blew through the air like shrapnel. at least the tourists and beachgoers had yet to arrive. >> it would not be the same event. >> we certainly got lucky. >> it happened in an upstairs apartment above a real estate office. a woman was inside. she was okay. >> i was there when the windows popped. >> his family owns the business. it has become an iconic hub of the town. it is out of business now. across the street, bonnie sullivan felt grateful to have only lost a window. >> a broken window. i'm lucky. during shelter in place, you take it day by day. >> and he's still coming to

grips for another one. >> i'm lucky i'm alive. >> reporter: so is stinson beach. abc7 news.

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by jimmy kim dlefl he'll host the emmy awards in september. it is not clear how it will be held. last year they went without a host. you can see him host jimmy kimmel live every week night at 11:35. it's nice today. the winds died down a bit. yesterday was crazy. >> it sure was. awfully crazy. we start another week here. drew? >> reporter: yeah. the winds will shift and that will allow for some warmer weather to move in and it will last several days. we have tons of sunshine, a cloud-free sky. the breeze is still with us. the clouds are shaking along the coastline. we have those winds, about 20 to 25 miles an hour. the job shore breeze today kept temperatures on the comfortable side. 66 in the city. 71 in oakland.

77 in concord. 77 in santa rosa and 77 in brentwood. tonight we will see the winds shift. that will drag in some warmer air this will last until thursday morning. the combination of the winds, warmer weather, drier, humidity levels. we'll be on the watchful it would start and they could spread pretty quickly. breezy in our hills. the numbers in the upper 40s to mid 50s. tomorrow, it is tons of sunshine from start to finish. you can see the sunrise at 5:47 a.m. it is just warmer compared to today. our warmest spots going to the 80s and mid 90s. 90s are making a comeback. highs in our micro climate. starting with the south bay. 88 in san jose. 85 for sunny veil. along the peninsula, 85 in palo alto, 86 in mountain view, 80 for san mateo.

down in the city, hitting 76 in the afternoon. the north bay is a hot one. the 80s into the 90s. 91 in napa. a warm day tomorrow. 84 in oakland. 85 in hercules. and inland, the 90s do make a come back. 95 in brentwood, 93 in pittsburgh, and 90 for the high in fairfield. so planning the next seven days for you. it stays hot. the heat persists. our marine layer begins. it cools at the coast but you can see for father's day and early next week, we're staying in the 90s. at least through next tuesday. >> okay. thanks so much. the deadliest wildfire in

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it is the worst fire in california state history. the most kess destructive and the deadliest. it can be blamed on electrical equipment nflt the fire rimmed through the up to of paradise not far from chico. melanie had the results of the court hearing today. >> reporter: these are the images most people have seen and remember of the 2018 camp fire. today in the courtroom, the will images displayed were the victims. the names were read as bill johnson entered a guilty plea of involuntary manslaughter for evil pg&e needed guilty to one count of unlawfully starting a fire. >> i'm still pretty angry about the whole deal. specially for the people who lost their lives. >> he lost his home and a family pet in the fire. >> i didn't have any family members pass away. i think this day in core is for those people and their families.

in court em, i wish there were in way to take back what happened or the page of those who suffered but i know there's not. the terror of. day lingers. >> it took us four and a half, five hours to get to safety. it was an absolute grid lock. >> the only thing moving in town that morning was the fire. >> the fire killed 85 people but prosecutors weren't certain they could prove pg&e was responsibility for one of the deaths. it was part of a plea deal. pg&e has confirmed to pay a maximum fine of $3.5 million for its crimes in addition to $500,000 for the cost of the investigation. they said they have already made changes that will create a more reliable and safer electrical grid. abc7 news.

san francisco's district attorney is serving door dash. it chafs the workers as independent contractors instead of employees. emthat hurts workers and the public. the lawsuit seeks restitution, civil penalties and an injunction requiring them to properly classify workers. >> now more than ever we must protect our workers. especially those who are delivering us food each and every day. >> the door dash delivery ifr drue. he said the politicians are clueless and out of touch. he said this could result in the loss of work for struggling californiians choosing to do apple based work and who need the income. after being closed for months because of the shelter-in-place order, four good locations in san francisco and san mateo county officially open today after a soft opening.

live with a look at what you can expect. >> it was quite the scene. let me tell you. after going months without being able to semiany donations at all, goodwill is now up and going. when people found out, they arrived. people dropped off at the location in san francisco. kathy came by to see if they were open. >> i have tons of stuff at home. i've been saving it three months. it of stuff. of stuff. >> before the reopening, people were desperate to donate that the goodwill became a dumping ground for many. that quickly stopped. >> once we found out that was happening, we gave a heads up. please hold on to your donations and people did so it helped out. >> daniel emptied out his entire

car of donations. like everyone else, staff directed him to drop off in designated bins. he stayed six feet away of everyone in sight. >> i felt safe. as safe as you can stay. >> inside the store, customers brows for bargains. it comes at a time people badly need it. >> she brought her daughter and two grandchildren. the family brought household items and books. >> people will be looking for to to economyize and t >> y c si ctomers are pa eugh and once they found out that we were open, they came running. >> gratifying. first of all, it is good material and i think that

somebody can use it. >> so stores will be opening over the next couple weeks. to find out when the one closest to you will open, go to the website. check out the hours and all the information will be right there. >> that means you can load up your trunk with all the exercise gear you never use. >> i'll need more than one truck. thank you. as we continue here, the karen effect. that's the label for white women who try to intimidate people by calling the police. why do they do it? the simply yet complicated answer coming up. reopening safely means wearing masks. how di these are extraordinary times, and we want to thank the extraordinary people in the healthcare community, working to care for all of us. at novartis, we promise to do our part. as always, we're doing everything we can to help keep cosentyx accessible and affordable.

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you've seen videos of we will in the headlines because they threaten men of color by calling the police. wikipedia defines a karen as a person perceived to be entitled or demanding beyond what is considered to be the scope of necessary. some are thinking, what is the logic here? what can we do as a community to stop more of these from happening?

>> karen this, karen that. you've heard the term as of late to describe someone who uses privilege to get their way at the expense of others. >> fear goes up. implicit bias goes up. when that taps into privilege, people will do this stuff. >> recently, a san francisco woman threatened to call police on a neighbor for sentence i willing black lives matter on his home. more of these incidents are being documented smartphones and quickly shared on social media. >> people are very quick to think they're right and they're always right. and other people are wrong. >> you might recall barbecue becky. this ed t copsple tpark then patty. in that white womanlre police o young black girl selling bottled water on a san francisco sidewalk. >> one really needs to take a

breath before spotteding. >> white it may be easy for some to make light of these situations, experts say there's no way to not contextualize this. >> we've seen these incidents before. and we know already the wide ranging impacts these incidents can have on the lives of black people. >> last week, a person called a black man who was dancing in the street as part of an exercise mnl. he ended up being hand cuffed by police. >> there is an ability to use that, to use white tears and white fear as weapon itself against black people. that's what we're seeing primarily happen. >> while there is no magical way to deal with this, >> we need to remember that everybody is important, everybody is sacred, everybody should be treated respectfully

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surprisingly strong retail sales in may helped boost the markets. the dow closed up at 26,290. the nasdaq ended at 9895. after setting records for decreases in the amount of shopping, america set a new record for increasing spending by more than 17% between april and may. globally there's good news when it comes to the coronavirus pandemic. in britain, sinltss say a low cost drug is the first one prov proven. new zealand which declared itself coronavirus-free two weeks ago now has two new cases.

both travelers from london who flew to see a dying apparently. they've been isolated. the borders between new mexico and canada will be closed for an extra month to reduce the risk of spreading the coronavirus. the borders have been closed simpson march 21 and the closures have been extended three times. coronavirus is a threat to our help. and masks are becoming our main safeguard against covid-19. but how well is it being enforced? is everyone getting the message about wearing them correctly? to help build a better bay area, here's chris reyes with some insight. >> every time i go out, i at least see four out of ten people wearing a mask incorrectly. >> that's been the case for me, too, at the grocery store or the park or here at the airport. we've only been here about a half-hour and i've already spotted at least seven people wearing their masks incorrectly.

>> our real focus is for those who are not wearing it at all. if we graduate to someone not wearing it incorrectly, i'll view that as a successful. >> so here's a simple guide. this is definitely an a plus. wearing it below your nose is just okay since most droplets come out of your mouth. this and this are not okay. >> this is like the form of a chin guard. >> getting serious 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 hour agrees that compliance begins went forcement. for example, states without mask rules less handle the 50% wear them. >> what the surveys are suggesting is that in states that require masks, compliance is pretty good.

it is up to 70 or 80%. >> at sfo, compliance is around 95%. last week they launched an ambassador program had about dozen airport staff roaming the terminals, has noting out free masks or reminding people to put them on. >> trying to understand the barriers of availability. >> the important thing is that it covers your mouth. >> this may be okay but this is an a plus. >> what exactly does coronavirus due to your body? we had a doctor explain it in a way that you don't need a medical degree. let's turn our attention back one more time to the weather. it is going to steam up again. just in time for father's day. >> yeah, ama isn't a huge fastball of the hotter weather coming our way. it will last several days.

tonight we'll see breezy conditions to mid 50s over the next 12 hours. that will lead the way to a warm if not hot afternoon at the coast. look at the highs. 76 in the city tomorrow. 88 in san jose. 84 in oakland. people in in santa rosa. the same in concord. as we fast forward into thursday, thursday looks to be the hottest day we have all week. you can see why. upper 90s is all maxed out. warm to hot thursday and friday. pleasant but hot inland and then slightly cooler next week, monday and tuesday. 90s are in the forecast the next

seven days. >> all right. thank you. let's talk little baseball. sports director larry biel is s here. >> the players want to play. the fans want to watchful so what's holding up major league baseball

good evening. once our national past time, baseball has become a national

embarrassment. we're in the midst of a pandemic, yet owners and player continue to haggle over money. there are at least eight team owners who do not want to play because they'll lose money withoutfa. just last week, the commissioner said he was 100% confident baseball will be played. now he said he's not confident at all. mike trout and bryce harder saying, tell us when and where. following the nfl, baseball players release ad powerful new black lives matter message. >> we've been told that our peaceful pleas were not made at the right time -- >> at the right place -- >> at the right way. we were told to wait. we remember when martin luther king jr. warnlds us that the word wait is always meant as never. >> we will wait no longer. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter.

>> sad to report on the passing of a giants legend. mike mccormick has died. he went 22-10 that season becoming the first san francisco giant to win the cy young. he's been battling parkinson's skis and passes at age 81. >> colin kaepernick started kneeling during the national anthem in 2016. you will no doubt see a lot more of that in 2021. obviously his protest played a big part in him being out of football in the 2016. the nfl commissioner said he welcomes kap's return has to be a team who wants him. if he wants to resewell his career in the nfl, that will take a team to make that decision. i welcome that and encourage that.

if his efforts are not on the field and continue to work in this space, we welcome him to that table to guide us, to make better decisions about the things that need to be done. we have invited him in before and we want to make sure that everybody is welcome. >> we finally get to see what tb to tb will look like. tom brady wearing the bucs' different unis. that will take some getting used to. on this day five years ago, the warriors won their first nba championship in 40 years. look at how young the splash brothers looked back then. andre iguodala end eed up winni the finals mvp. all right. time for abc call my play. you send the video, i call the action. here's a young baseball player working on his swing.

>> this 5-year-old from san francisco is going to run it out. no. he's not stopping at second. he's not going to stop at third. he's heading for home. we just called your play. second me your video. use the #call my play so we can put out tv. we have a good one for tomorrow. and fear not, san jose's joey chestnut, the greatest heat eater in the history of the world, will defend his title at connolly island on the fourth of july. the nate an's hotdog eating contest will go on with some safety measures. no fans allowed. only five people on the stage at a time. he downed 71 hotdogs last year. it just occurred to me as i was reading that story, it's dinner

time. so sorry, everybody, for that. >> i couldn't even watch. >> yeah. but nothing, not even a pandemic will stop joey chestnut from consuming hotdogs. he is the man. >> he is committed. >> join us tom for abc7 news at 11:00. tonight, new details surrounding the second suspect named in the deadly shooting of a federal officer in oakland. that story at 11:00. and flush carefully. what a new computer model shows. and tonight, back to back then black-ish, mixed-ish, followed by the genetic detective at 10:00 and then abc7 news at 11:00. >> and then jimmy kimmel live

and then night line. that's going to do it for this edition of abc7 news. look for the news any time. thanks for joining us. >> from all of us here, we appreciate your time and home to see you at 11:00.

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