in the deadly shooting of a federal officer. what neighbors show. tonight pressure is mounting to show the body cam video showing a 22-year-old maneing p. rt rigno building aa neighbors are sharing new details about the peninsula man arrested in connection with the deadly shooting of a security officer at the oakland federal building. >> officials say the killing was part of an extremist plot to target law enforcement during the protests. >> reporter: this man, 30-year-old robert justice jr. has been identified as the driver in a deadly shooting. in a criminal complaint released tuesday, justice is named as the acokoccomplice

accomplice. saying they initially met on facebook. neighbors confirmed justice lived here in an apartment. off camera they say they noticed nothing alarming about his behavior. instead, describing him as someone passing. businesses below say the fbi stopped by to ask about any surveillance video from the area. publically displayed the simple of the bugalo movement. >> it is used as an impending civil war in the united states. >> reporter: the night 53-year-old security officer pat underwood was killed and his partner seriously injured. >> they came to oakland to kill cops. >> reporter: the complaint provided photos of a white van. you see it here parked at the intersection across from the

guard post. >> a man later identified as justice got out of the van and walked around the area for approximately ten minutes in a way suggesting that he was conducting surveillance. >> reporter: 17 minutes passed before the van pulls into the intersection. a weapon built from scratch without serial numbers or identifiable markings. however, federal agents were able to trace this same van to the ambush that killed deputy on june 6th. federal officials say they had justice under surveillance soon after and watched as his parents drove himself to abc 7 news. a public memorial service is planned for tomorrow for the sanity cruz county sheriffs sergeant that was killed. it's going

football campus. the service will begin with a procession through the streets of santa cruz, live oak. it is supposed to start between 7:30 or so. the gates will open at 9:00 a.m. and the service will start, we understand, at 10:00 a.m. the public memorial service for david patrick underwood will be this friday. he is the federal officer accused of killing in oakland during a protest. this service will be held at the high school theateriew online a. tonight pressure is inody cam video of the deadly shooting. j.r. stone is live in the news room. you spoke with his sisters tonight. >> well, i did. and they are very concerned about this situation. now, you may remember officers said that during this shooting they thought he had a gun, but it turned out to be a hammer.

now demands for video and names and the college saying they want no association with the police department. >> release the footage for sure. release the footage and stop hiding. >> tonight the 22-year-old san francisco man gunned down by vallejo police and struck with shot tha fatale are speaking up and demanding the body cam video of the incident will released. >> why they probably don't want to release the footage is because they know they messed up and there is no justification for executing my brother. >> at one point, he took to his knees with his hands above his waist. shots were fired a short time later. in a rare move, san francisco supervise visored urged the release of the body cam video. >> the chief made these statements suggesting that our client was in a certain position. we want to see if that's true or not particularly in light of the

police association as attempted to contradict that. >> and that police union has now filed for a restraining order to is eng, this jo h announced they will no longer allow vallejo police to train on their campus. >> this 22-year-old kid who is now dead who appeared to be surrendering and he's shot in cold blood. >> in a special meeting on tuesday night, there was little to no talk of the shooting outside of the public comments. shawn's sisters say they want justice. >> this is a black and brown issue. we're tired of police murdering us and it is time to have some accountability. >> the city did tweet tonight they oppose the police association's filing to keep the name of the officer private. they are in favor of releasing

that name. there is a court hearing on this later this summer. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> j.r., thanks very much. in the mean tile, condemning comments by a board member about bart police officers and murder. it was new year's day 2009 when a bart police officer shot and killed grant. during a word meeting last yeeb deborah allen said that bart police department, quote, does not murder people. today his family demanded accountability. >> you know, we can no longer be ashamed to say, you know, you're racist in your statement. >> at that board meeting, she said she believes the criticism of bart police was politically motivated. she made this statement. developing news, a quickly growing wild fire has closed all lanes of highway 25 southeast of

big sur. the fire is 40% contained. we could see more fast moving firesike this in the coming days. our meteorologist has detailed of a red flag warning. it's been windy around here. >> absolutely. and we are facing critical fire weather conditions. that red flag warning went up at 11:00 p.m. tonight. it is a combination of north, northest early wednesday and low humidity that spells high fire dangers. let's take a look at the wind winds at the coast. those winds still elevated tomorrow morning, and the reason for this fire danger is as that wind flow develops we're going to see the humidity really drop to the teens in places like fairfield and antioch. definitely stay vigilant. i will let you know how hot it

is coming. new at 11:00, california is going to start releasing some inmates early to prevent the spread of coronavirus inside state prisons. pres and they cannot be serving time for domestic violence or be required to register as a sex offender. the releases will start july 1st. as the bay area starts to reopen for business, we're here to help you navigate the new rules and realities. in the east bay, easing shelter in place restrictions tomorrow. but it comes as county health officials say the number of cases, hospitalizations and deaths is increasing. abc 7 news reporter kate lar son has the story on what can reopen. >> hair salons and barbershops are all currently closed. but on wednesday morning a new health order allows the businesses to reopen throughout the county. swimmers will be allowed back in the pool as long as they follow

state guidelines and limit the number of swimmers to one person per 75 square feet. as many as 100 people will now be allowed to attend a funeral or other service at an indoor place of worship. >> unrelated because we have been waiting patient. >> reporter: this pastor in richmond on easter was actually cited for violating the shelter in place order when about 40 people showed up to the small neighborhood church. >> it could be from $100 to $1,000 and actually jail time. >> reporter: he has not allowed more than 10 people into the church at a time. on wednesday, he expects 60 to 90 people. >> people have to sit every other seat or every third seat, and the families can sit together with masks. >> reporter: he says allowing larger memorials are important. >> i have had several funerals during the pandemic.

it will be a welcome relief. whether it is 10, 100 or 5 of us, we will just praise the lord like we normally do. >> reporter: the number of covid cases has actually increased a bit this month. depending on what the data says, the county reopening time line. i'm kate larson. other counties are moving forward as well. solano will reopen nail salons friday. massages, facials and ta tttoo parlors can open as well. on the peninsula, the state gave approval to resume business for ib door dining, gyms, movie theaters and hair salons. officials are expected to issue an updated health order this week detailing when businesses can reopen. san francisco is going to ask governor newsome to allow

businesses to open sooner. they passed the proposal tonight to seek a variance from the state. san francisco could open restaurants. earlier today, supervisors voted to seek approval from the state to advance further into the second of reopening. they want to reopen indoor dining, gyms, hotels and k through 12 schools on june 29th. a grocery store scuffle. only on abc 7, the woman who says she's the victim of racial profiling. a potential life saving drug. the major breakthrough in the treatment of covid. and flush carefully. what you need to know about the danger of spreading the coronavir coronavirus. first a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> tonight's show is shocked full of antibodies. .

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the chp says just before 9:00 p.m. a car went off the freeway passed the exit and struck a stopped train before landing on its roof. >> you can't even make a good argument. what? >> i don't argue with females. >> only on abc 7 news, video of a confrontation over groceries. the woman shopping says she is a victim of racial profiling. abc 7 news reporter has the story which you will see only on abc 7 news. >> can you get a manager please? excuse me. >> pick your stuff up and go. >> no, you're not kicking me out when i didn't do anything. >> this is the moment she says she was humiliated when a security guard assed s w shlifting. >> he told me stupid. >> she said she was followed by the same security guard

throughout the store as she shopped with a native american couple. i believe they followed us due to racial profiling. >> this ishe tried to show the store manager. but as she waited, she said the guard become aggressive. >> i don't argue with females. >> another guard can be seen kicking her groceries while she asked bystanders for help. >> can you call 911 for me? >> safeway said they do not tolerate violations to their racial discrimination policies. the incident took place on may 7th. 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. she was cited by san francisco police but says now the charges have been dropped. what she wants now is for the guards to face consequences. >> time will tell if they handle

ths properly. as it stands now, he's still working there. i'm disgusted he's getting a paycheck for attacking women on the job. >> safeway also added it is a investigation. the statue of between isabella and christopher columbus will be removed. it has been in sacramento since 1883. christopher columbus statues have become more polarizing since the death of george floyd. a store decided to inspire kindness and creativity during this time of uncertainty and struggle. kn nieman marcus was damaged by looters. today it invited artists to transform its damaged walls. new developments with the story we first brought you last

night. mifrmoreayooki by organizers for handing out pride flags. he is no larger in charge and is searching for a replacement. he's received so much support. he sold out of cookies today and will have to close up for a day on how to catch up. how you can take action on issues of equality, justice and race, go to abc7 sghrchlgts as many as 200,00 people in the u.s. could die from the coronavirus. but there is hope. scientists in the u.k. discovered a life saving t for patients. >> health officials warn we have a long road ahead in the fight against covid-19. at least 20 states and puerto rico now seeing an increase in

infections and 14 have a rise in hospitalizations, including record highs in north carolina, texas and arizona where doctors are concerned about hospital capacity. >> there is very few hospital icu beds in arizona right now. >> florida seeing its highest number in a single day. more than 2,700 in 24 hours. in miami officials have halted the next phase of reopening days after beaches there opened up. cat and 12 of her friends tested positive after going to a bar last weekend. >> if we're just opening things up, we're going to contract it and we're going to kill people in our own community. >> the governor insists the higher numbers are likely due to more testing. >> we really expanding the drive through and the walkup sites. now we have popup sites at retail locations. that's thousands and thousands and thousands of tests a day.

>> a possible breakthrough. doctors at u.k.'s oxford university said they have the first drug that improves survival rates in the sickest covid-19 patients. a low cost common steroid dexamethasone was shown to cut the risk of death by a third. >> we improved their chances of coming off the ventilator. >> the drug reduces inflammation. scott was in the er and says it helped relieve his covid-19 symptoms in just hours. >> this was like a big difference after i went on the iv steroid. >> today's results for so encouraging. british doctors announced they will start treating patients with the drug immediately. it is different from a different virus treatment, remdesivir, which has not been proven to

improve survival rates. you have heard wear a mask, wash your hands. now we're being told to put the lid down to help spread the coronavirus. researchers in china write that water from a flushed toilet could spray into the air as high as three feet. doctors have shown that coronavirus can live and replicateigestic system. the study author suggests we keep the toilet lid down when we flush and clean the seat frequently. that's probably good life advice for any time. all right. let's switch gears. on that note, we have to toss to her after the toilet study. >> i know. sorry about that. >> all right. i don't even know how to come back to that one. i do want to turn your attention to something very important, which is fire danger is rising. gusty down sloping winds developing overnight with

dangerously low humidity by tomorrow afternoon and fire danger will be increasing. it is already elevated. there are a couple fires burning around the state. soelinf devel will thernrtion. quickly spread. here is a look at the fire danger index that takes into account the winds, humidity and of course the heat. right around the solano county area, it is high to very high as far as the fire danger. parts of the north bay are in the moderate category. i think this time of year you definitely have to watch out. clear skies right now. those temperatures anywhere from the 50s to the 60s. here is a beautiful view from our camera as we look back fra. crystal clear and gusty overnight. although, the winds aren't that bad right now. fire danger in the next few

days. first thing in the morning, it will be windy, breezy around the coast. temperatures anywhere from the 40s to 50s. antioch 60 degrees to start off the day. temperatures will rise quickly., 90 in morgan hill. it will be pretty hot around gillroy. mid-80s from palo alto. 70 in half-moon bay. i'd call that mild. plenty of sun in the north bay. low 90s from napa to vallejo. in the east bay, 83 oakland, 86 in freemont. 10 to 15 degrees above average for this time of year and hot inland. 94 degrees in antioch. 91 in livermore. high fire danger the next couple of days. it will definitely feel like

summer a little bit earlier. but thursday you will notice low 70s to upper 90s. hot inland and as summer begins, those temperatures will dial back but not so much on father's day. still press saleasant with mino cooling. >> all right. tomorrow on good morning america, amy sits down with andrew cuomo to bbut what if you couldg do better than that?

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[upbeat music] ♪ ♪ - welcome to the "tamron hall" from my home. there's a question that some people are finding difficult to answer. should some prisoners be released early because of the coronavirus? if you had the chance, would you release a nonviolent offender? or better yet, for the sake of the health of the guards and the general public, would you do it? there are currently 2.2 million americans behind bars, many of them for parole violations or nonviolent crimes. last month a man named patrick jones

became the first federal inmate to die from covid-19, which he contracted from behind bars. patrick jones' life ended just short of his 50th birthday while serving a 27-year sentence for drug conviction. while at oakdale federal prison in louisiana, he fought to get released under a new criminal justice reform bill signed by the president. despite the bill giving some prisoners a chance, patrick was turned down. shortly after his death, the virus continued to spread like wildfire, killing five more oakdale inmates, and for families with loved ones inside the prison, fear is growing. carla lunceford, whose son, donald, is incarcerated there, says she's terrified her son won't survive. - i cannot sleep at all. i toss and turn all night. he does not deserve a death sentence, and that's what's going to happen.

- covid-19 hot spots are flaring up around the country, the biggest in chicago's cook county jail.