carillo's arraignment was put over until july.ll looking into what if any connections carillo may have to other groups. the biggest question of all. >> why would someone do this. >> a hiker is in the hospital for what authorities call traumatic injuries after falling 100 feet down a cliff in san francisco. crews pulled the man to safety around 9:00, more than an hour after he fell off a steep cliff and became stranded. dozens of firefighters, paramedics helped with that rescue. in menlo park, firefighters fought to rescue a man. the train struck the man while it approached the menlo park station around noon. deputies are working to find out why he was on the tracks. that man remains in the hospital this evening. >>> when times get tough, the differences between us are sometimes more apparent. especially businesses battling for survival. at fisherman's wharf, two crowd favorites have been going head to head. wayne freedman has more. >> what's up? >> on most days the answer would be rockfish an s the last fishermen have try to keep

it's clear carillo was growing increasingly upset about police excessive force. june 5th he wrote, "who needs antifa to start riots when you have the police to do it for you?" just minutes before yesterday's killing he posted this from the holocaust museum. "the early warning signs of fascism." justin earhart tells me carillo was also having a hard time dealing ith his wife's suicide in 2018. she was an air force airman first class found dead in an off base hotel in south carolina. >> a lot of regret was there. it was challenging for him. but even with all that none of us, the people that i thought to that were stationed with him ever once thought this would happen at all. >> reporter: also today sources tell me the atf has taken a shell casing from the ben lomond shooting and are comparing it to a shell casing from the oakland federal building shooting. clearly a very active nvestigation.y active for the i-team dan noyes, abc 7 news. >> santa cruz sheriff's office will hold a press conference on the investigation tomorrow afternoon. we'll live-stream it on our s

steve carillo was in a van driven by hrged aidin and abetting the killing. justice cased the area on foot. there was an active black lives matter protest going on at the time. and they drove the van as steve carillo opened the passenger door and opened fire. >> he elected to travel to oakland to conduct the murder and take advantage of a time when this nation was mourning the killing of george floyd. there is no evidence that these men had any intention to join the demonstration in oakland as some of the media have asked. they came to oakland to kill cops. . >> reporter: federal agents got a tip that the van in question was found in ben lomond in the santa cruz mountains. when the sheriff's officers went to serve a search warrant on june 6th, steve carillo shot and killed the sergeant. he used the same firearm in both killings, a machine gun made from untraceful parts known as a ghost gun with silencer on the barrel. during his attempted get away, he wrote words on a vehicle in his own blood and those words and a patch he wore with a modified american flag i

carillo and what his possible motivation and what his involvement is. >> reporter: he also said carillo has expressed sadness over what this has done to the community and families involved. they wouldn't comment on carillo's connection if any to the federal officers shot in oakland. carillo's arraignment was put over until july. investigators say they're still looking into what if any connections carillo may to other groups. the biggest question of all. >> why would someone do this the. >> reporter: for the i-team, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> the fbi released a brief update on their investigation. it said the fbi's evidence response team has completed processing the crime scene and two white vans in ben lomond and cleared the scene. >>> a crucial piece of our four main focuses in building a better bay area through this coronavirus pandemic your health and the key to ensure we all get back and healthy. this morning a new stanford university study says testing yourself may be just as effective as one from a medical professional. patients were tested from self-swabbing samples they col

surv -- carillo attempting several carjackings. >> carillo appears to have used his own blood to write phrases on one of the cars that he carjacked. >> reporter: federal officials also said carillo was associated with the boogaloo movement noting this patch found on a ballistic vest with it will and hawaiian print symbols associated with the extremist ideology. >> the boogaloo term is used by extremists to reference a violent uprising. or impending civil war. in the united states. >> reporter: the atf says career -- officer david lezama -- carillo use this rifle in both of the students, the so- called ghost gun found in the ben lomond crime scene. carillo will be transferred to face federal murder charges in oakland at the same place where his first alleged victim worked. carillo and justus if convicted both face life in prison or the death penalty. maureen naylor, fox 2 . >>> a memorial service will be held tomorrow for sheriffs deputy, damon gutzwiller will be remembered at a ceremony that the memorial is open to the public and will be live stream ticket funeral procession will begin

carillo's attorney said his involve nypd any organized or unorganized ideology is unproven. he is also examining what if any role his suicide and a nonrelated traumatic brain injury may have had on his mental state. they said he is caring for his son and daughter. abc7 news. >>> pg&e was sentenced today for causing the deaths of 84 people who were killed in the 2018 camp fire. the judge ordered the company to pay a fine of $4 million. that's the maximum. it comes two days after the utility pled guilty to manslaughter and unlawfully starting a fair. the judge said if a person had committed similar crimes, they would have received 90 years in prison. the fire virtually wiped out the town of paradise. just look at this video. pg&e is preparing to exit bankruptcy which was triggered by the catastrophe. >>> one of the greatest hopes for stopping the spread of coronavirus is contact tracing. you've heard that term a lot. health workers are calling people exposed to the virus and directing them to quarantine. but now quls warn, imposters are out there, too. 7 on your side's michael

being questioned by an employee who says that carillo told him he quote wasn't a bad guy, he was just sick of duality. a friend of the suspect's says carillo was anti-establishment. >> a lot of his posts recently, even within the last 48 hours of him ambushing the deputy, it was a lot of anti-law enforcement. but not in the sense of to this extreme of where they should die. >> investigators now asking anyone who may have encountered the suspect to come forward. the sheriff's department says a memorial is being planned for the sergeant, likely next week. >>> there's a lot of talk tonight about colin kaepernick's future with the nfl now that the league has taken a stance against racial injustice. some are wondering what that means for the player who was pushed out for taking a knee. kpix 5's betty yu has more on a possible comeback. >> kaepernick reportedly wants to play and is in greafacing pu pressure to put him back in the league to show they're serious about addressing racial inequality. the 32-year-old former 49ers quarterback is more motivated than ever, training as if he'll be on

carillo also used a white van in the ambush. carillo was an active duty air force sergeant at the time of his arrest. >>> the family of a pregnant woman demanding justice after she was shot by chp officers. >> we still don't know the facts of this case. chp are putting out this information, and they haven't even came to us to talk to us. give us a reason. >> they were at highland hospital today with brianna columbo is recovering. she and her boyfriend were shot after chp pulled them over for reportedly driving a stolen car. eric salgado was killed. columbo's baby also didn't survive. police say salgado started ramming patrol cars. several investigations are underway. >>> meanwhile, the nation's struggling job market is showing positive signs thit could be on the road to recovery. but california could take much longer to bounce back. unemployment claims are dipping nationwide, dropping 350,000 from last week. but it's a different story in california. unemployment claims are still rising, increasing by nearly 30,000 from last week

that's when carillo attacks them with gunfire and explosives. authorities say carillo tried to get away and steal a car but was eventually shot and arrested. gutzwiller was killed. a deputy was hurt and chp officer shot in the hand. has been a devastating weekend in santa cruz county. hundreds gathered at the sheriff's office to mourn the loss of the 38-year-old sergeant. his partner spoke to the large crowd about his friend. >> i hours about damon. and still not scratch the surface of who he was and what he meant to us. maybe i will try some day. i love you, brother. >> again, a news conference will be held at 2:00 at the santa cruz county sheriff's office. when we have those details, we will share them with you. reporting live, sara zendehnam, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> protests against racial injustice and police brutality continued throughout the country as a public viewing is held for george floyd in texas today. casey stegall has more from the praise foundation church in houston. >> reporter: after two weeks of often violent protests, the body o

the suspect was seen driving away in a white van, the same van carillo allegedly used in the ambush. a law enforcement source is confirming a link between the santa cruz and oakland cases. >>> a dramatic scene at san francisco's ocean beach. first responders rescued 5 people from drowning this afternoon. this isn't the first incident firefighters say they've been seeing an increase in rescues lately because more people trying to cope with the shelter in place orders. kpix 5's da lin is at ocean beach with the latest for us. >> reporter: allen, the fire department says the victims are two 16-year-old boys, two 17-year-old boys, and a 25-year-old man. they were playing in the shallow part of the water, and suddenly strong rip currents just pulled them and took them out into the ocean. >> it looks very welcoming at this time, but to the trained eye you can see the rip currents out there. >> reporter: this is one of the teens rescued by first responders. the san francisco fire department says the national park service life guards and 2 surfers pulled 3 victims out. the firefighters broug

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 bea

in addition, carillo used his own blood to write phrases on one of the cars he carjacked.the complaint alleges the patch and the phrases written by carillo are associated with this so-called bogaloo movement. >> investigators believe carillo used ghost gun which is a home made ar-15 type rifle. >>> now to seattle, washington where the police chief is denying claims that officers have been instructed to avoid 911 calls in the city's capitol hill neighborhood also known as chaz or chop. the area has been occupy since last week and all police were pulled out after tensions with protesters reached a boiling point. cnn spent a day in the neighborhood for an up close view of what's really going on. [ screaming ] >> we have a right to speak and speak what we want. >> our job is to share the space. >> the idea this is what society could be like without police. >> it's not as organized it to be. we want to show that people can police themselves. people can take care of themselves. >> reporter: this is the capitol hill autonomous zone, also known as the chop or the chaz. a six block

he was just hit by the vehicle. >> reporter: in the ensuing minutes, deputies say, carillo drove a van into a deputy, then carjacked a vehicle and began shooting at officers. 2:26 p.m., police reporting casualties. >> officer down. lz set up by highlands park. officer down. >> reporter: 3:40 p.m., deputies report carrillo captured, visibly able to walk, though also wounded by gunfire, according to deputies. the fbi is now involved, interested in that van carrillo drove. for the past week, they have been seeking this white van used in a drive-by killing outside the federal building in oakland 75 miles away on may 29th. federal protective agent pat underwood died in that incident. tonight, a memorial service for the sheriff's deputy killed. damon gutzwiller was a 14-year veteran. the father of a young child with another on the way. two of the deputy's colleagues were injured. one shot in the hand, the other wounded by a bomb. tom? >> zohreen, thank you. >>> now to the white house, and another prominent republican is speaking out against president trump and his re-election. at the same ti

carillo's. earlier this month, federal prosecutors in las vegas have charged three other men connected to the far-right boogaloo movement with inciting violence during the recent protests and conspiracy to commit terrorism. the three men also had experience in the u.s. military. in portland, oregon,n, police he opened an investigation into the death of an african-american trans woman n named tetete gully who was found hanging in a tree in late may. the local medical examininer rud her dedeath to be a a suicide bt her familyly believes she may he been killed. her death comes as federal authorities probe two recent hanging dedeaths of black men in cacaliforniaia. meanwhilile, in new york protest , a is scheduled for saturday to demand a full investigation into the death of dominique alexander, a 27-year-old black man who was found hanged in a mamanhattan park last week. the local medical examiner's office ruled the causese of his death was suicide.. the eqequal jujustice ininitiats issued a new re

phrases of one of the cars he chart carjacked in the point is the patch and the phrases written by carillo is associated with the so-called boogaloo moment. it references a violent uprising, or impending civil war in the u.s. >> carillo will enter a plea tomorrow in connection with the ambush in santa cruz county. he is currently jailed and moderate and no word on when he will appear on federal charges. a memorial service held for the santa cruz sergeant, damon gutzwiller will be remembered and it will be live streamed and open to the public. the per session begins 7:45 a.m. and santa cruz in the ceremony starts at 10:00 a.m. >>> more breaking news. a short time ago pg&e pled guiltynnection with the deadly fire in butte county. the fire restored much of the town back in november of 18 and comes three months after pg&e reached a plea agreement in this case. investigators found the fire that destroyed paradise was ignited by pg&e's electrical grid. the company agreed to pay $3.5 million fine and $500 thousand for the criminal investigation. >>> we are following a developing story out of stin

prosecutors say 32-year-old steven carillo wrote booing low phrases in his own blood on a car in a car. authorities say he used the recent protests as cover to attack law enforcement. carillo was accused of killing an officer in a drive by shooting outside of a federal courthouse in oakland last month. >> new u.s. sanctions on syria go into force today targeting anyone who helps the government of bashar al assad. sanctions included in a defense bill last year aimed to halt the assad regime of murderous attacks on its own people. >> reporter: you know with the absence of a real international judicial process to hold the syrian regime accountable for some of the worst atrocities and war crimes in our generation, some is the syrian opposition and lawmakers feel this is the best way to hold them accountable at this point. these are the toughest sanctions, the most ambitious, far reaching sanctions to hit syria and they cover different sectors from the energy to construction to banking. it's basically not only targeting the syrian regime and entities there, this also targets anyone who thin

police say you see him here, 32-year-old stooeephen carillo. spokesperson said he arrived there in june of 2018 and is a member of the 60th security forces squadron. we learned the fbi is now investigating a possible link between yesterday's shooting and the killing of a federal officer in oakland last month. these photos of a white van believed to have been used in the may 29th shooting outside of the shooting in oakland. they're working to see if there might be a connection. 53-year-old dave patrick underwood and his partner critically injured. no arrests made in that case. >> a deadly officer involved shooting killed their son. a caravan of protestors passed through the neighborhood where the 23-year-old was shot during the pursuit early this morning. less than a block from his mother's house. friends and family gathered at the scene all day. his family says he was unarmed. the police fired more than 40 rounds in his car. his family says his pregnant girlfriend was also injured. >> right now, so much civil unrest throughout the nation and my

authorities yesterday charging air force sergeant steven carillo in the murder and death of underwood. a memorial service will be held friday. >>> happening today we are tracking the temperatures heading our way. we want to check in with "today in the bay's" bob redell to talk about those concerns. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, laura. the hills behind me in dublin, you're looking east toward livermore and pleasanton, we expect the hills to dry out even more as temperatures rise into the 80s today, the 90s tomorrow. if you head further north into vallejo and the rest of solano county, the conditions are so dry, so dangerous that cal fire has issued a red flag warning for that part of the bay area. that is as you can see in the map cal fire tweeted out, that warning extends east into the central valley and up north well beyond the sacramento area. in placer county firefighters are berg up for what is supposed to be another dangerous fire season. the fire unit is setting control burns to train 30 new seasonal recruits. over the next two weeks those newbies will learn fire

carillo's lawyer says he had served in iriraq, afghanistan, d syria. federal prosecutors in las vegas have also charged three men -- other men with military threree experienence who are connected to boogaloo movement with inciting violenence durinig recent anti-police brutality protests there. members of the boogaloo have been spotted at many other protests, as well as during reopen rallies. and as s msnbc noted saturday, they were outside president trump's campaign rally in tulsa. >> i also want to show you over here we have some heavily armed individuals wearing a soy insurance, which is usually the boogaloo trademark. yoyou have of the elements for troublble out herere. amy: meanwhile, president trump has condemned antifa for what he called " "ts of domemestic terr" at black lives matter protests and has threatened to designate the anti-fascist movement as a terrorist organization. pres. trump: the violence and vandalism is being led by antifa and other radical left-wing groups who are terrorizing the innocent, destroying jobs, hurting businesses, a

prosecutors say the alleged gunman air force sergeant stephen carillo, is suspected of killing a security guard in to an anti- government extremist group. >> damon, i love you. >> el on how he died but how he lived. >> i knew he would be a great father and for a short time, i was able to see he wasn't just a great father. he was amazing. >> attention all units. off duty for the final time. >> reporter: he leaves behind a wife and two-year-old son with another child due later this he s cruz county. she the fourth deputy sheriff in this county to be killed in the line of duty. ken? >> it is gut-wrenching. thank you lynn. >>> new at 5:00, the former atlanta police officer who fired the fatal shot in the death of rayshard brooks is now facing murder charges. cbs reporter michael george on the decision announced today and what's next. >> reporter: days after the shooting death of rayshard brooks, former atlanta police officer garrett rolfe learned he is facing 11 charges including felony murder and aggravated assault with offir rolftiwere ena drive through of the wendy's. the officers spoke wi

teach carillo is accused of killing him. chris nguyen joins us with the latest on the investigation. chris? >> reporter: the sheriff described a timeline of terror as he spoke about what happened over the weekend. we are live here at the sheriff's office, where you can see th the fallen sergeant. many in this community devastated by what took place. signs of gratitude and heartache line this street where deputy sergeant damon gutswiler lost his life and he was ambushed with gun fire and improvised explosive devices responding to a 911 call saturday afternoon. >> it's very important for his memory that we get this case right and we encourage anybody who saw 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 carillo, is an active duty u.s. air force sergeant based at travis air force base and had special teaming on a military police unit. >> he's an angry man intent on bringing harm to police officers. he murdered sergeant gutswil

law enforcement arrested a man named steven carillo and they believe he is part of a terrorist cell who is also the gunman in the murder of a federal security officer in oakland just over two weeks ago. authorities believe the white van is the one they recovered in the santa cruz attack and the driver of that van remains at large. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> new calls to dismantle the police department. dozens of people conferenced in to last night's virtual commission meeting and many are demanding sfpd be abolished and city funding be spent in social services. they came as they questioned the chief about police actions during the recent black lives matter protests. >> the police department has no right to be enforcing the acts of terrorism we need to put the money towards homeless people and education. >> the police department is expected to submit its budget proposal to the mayor's office by tomorrow. >>> you see that deputy pushing a black lives matter protester to the ground. this happened on may 31st. that video has gone violent on social media and he has o

. >> reporter: the suspect has been identified as 32-year-old steven carillo. we have confirmed he is the team leader of a especially trained security unit at travis air force base called the phoenix ravens. also about this case, the fbi is looking into whether there is a link between this case and the ambush killing of a federal security officer outside the federal building in oakland. that happened on may 29th. both of these incidents involved a white van. the van in this case was filled, we're told, with guns and explosives. we expect to get more answers about the investigation here at a newson afternoon. i'm roz plater, nbc bay area news. >> roz, thank you very much. >>> a deadly shooting in the south bay. police tell us they were called to allen rock avenue just before 5:00 a.m. finding a man who was shot and pronounced dead at the scene. >>> the chp might reveal more today about why they shot and killed an oakland man saturday night. sources tell us officers shot eric delgado one block from his mother's house. he was allegedly driving one of the 72 cars s

negocios deben asegurarse que haya mucho espacio entre peatones y también personas en silla de ruedas, carillora disfrutar de servicios de comida al aire libre >> si miras, toda la gente está celebrando de estar . nuevamente, hemos estado por tanto tiempo dentro de la caja que todo el mundo tiene un poco de felicidad. >> recuerde que las autoridades requieren que mantenga el distanciamiento social y el uso de cubrebocas para que el coronavirus no contagie a más personas . >> el departamento de salud pública del estado dio luz verde a san francisco para la reanudación de negocios de servicios personales como parte de su fase de reapertura, salones de belleza, guarderías, salones de tatuajes y otros podrán reiniciar sus servicios, director de salud de la ciudad agradeció al estado reconoce de los esfuerzos para mitigar la propagación del coronavirus. >> comerciantes del centro de san josé crearon una serie de recomendaciones para que se reactive la economía en esta zona , entre ellas se destaca un plan de mercadeo para los negocios, la extensión de estacionamientos gratis y convertir áreas públi

stephen carillo faces 19 charges including murder in the death of damon gutzwiler. two other deputies were injured in that ambush. sources say that the fbi believes the deadly ambush of officer oakwood two weeks ago. >>> about 30 minutes from now a special city council meeting to address police use of force, especially crowd control measures. sjpd has been under fire now for some officers' use of those rubber bullets on protesters. the mayor says thahening the us those rubber bullets on crowds. today's meeting is virtual, and it starts in less than 30 minutes. >>> well, congress is working on nationwide police reform. son mcgrew continues our coverage. and democrats and republicans are finding a lot they can agree on here. >> reporter: yeah. and they're also, i think, watching those polls showing an overwhelming number of americans understand the protesters' points and do want that reform as well. the president was speaking about it as well promising an executive order while speaking in dallas on thursday. >> we are working to finalize an executive order that will e

owner's car tonight federal prosecutors say both attacks were carried out by this 32-year-old, steven carillo, an air force sergeant assigned security at travis air base investigators say in messages he wrote on a car, a clothing patch, and facebook posts he showed an interest in a far right movement called bugaloo boys. >> it is used to reference a violent uprising or impending civil war in the united states. >> reporter: three followers were arrested last month in las vegas accused of planning violent attacks during protests there so far none of the federal arrests stemming from the recent protests have involved far left groups like antifa but attorney general barr says they are still investigating. >>> in 60 seconds north korea blows up a building why it is sending shock waves around the world. also the new crackdown from airlines over passengers who refuse to wear masks. >>> back with a new provocation from north korea destroying a critical building as nuclear talks remain at a standstill. here is andrea mitchell >> reporter: an alarming message from north korea today. blowing up a buildi

federal sources tell us that steven carillo is believed to be the sun gan gunman of the shoot oakland. justin earhart trained with him in utah and never had a hint he was capable of an attack, especially on law enforcement. >> it was a shock. a lot of us have known him as someone who was nice and helpful and very friendly. >> reporter: at the times of the killings, he was stationed in fair field, training explosives and tactics. a month ago, he called earhart and everything seemed normal. then came this. his facebook post, one after another, criticizing the police in the death of george floyd. >> we are sworn an oath to protect the community against these types of people. and to be one of them, there's no words how i can describe how pissed off i am about that. >> reporter: today on capitol hill, the sister of the officer kill here spoke to law enforcements. >> i'm wondering, where is the outrage for a fallen officer that happens to be african-american? >> reporter: authorities believe the van used in the shooting is the same as the one in the san jose county attack. they found guns a

. >> reporter: carillo is believed to be linked to the bugaloo movement. if convicted he could face life in prison. we are live in downtown san francisco, cierra johnson, bay area news. >>> we also have breaking news in marin county as well where an explosion and a fire destroyed at least two buildings and damaged more buildings in downtown stinson beach. this is video just posted to facebook by the california highway patrol. you can see buildings on shoreline highway now in rubble. no word on injuries or on the cause. >>> also breaking news in the case against pg&e related to the fire storm that decimated paradise in butte county. the company is pleading guilty to manslaughter in the deaths of 84 pe's bob redell is live in san francisco where survivors and supposed to talk . bob, you've been monitoring the hearing in san francisco from your home. >> reporter: it's actually taking place in the butte county courthouse. pg&e is actually in the process of pleading guilty to 85 crimes, one felony count for recklessly starting the 2018 camp fire that tore throu

staff sergeant steven carillo was arrested near santa cruz. they were investigating when they were ambushed and it killed sheriff's deputy damon gutzwiller. thor's trying to determine it he killed pat underwood a week earlier. when he was arrested he reportedly made a comment about being sick of police. >>> president trump is responding to the nfl's new position on players protesting. it follows a message from commissioner roger goodell this weekend in which he admitted the league was wrong for not listening to players in the past. goodell said the nfl encourages all players to peacefully protest now. overnight the president tweeted, could it be even remotely possible that in goodell's rather interesting statement of peace and reconciliation he was intimating that it would now be okay for the players to kneel or not to stand for the national anthem thereby disrespecting our country and our flag. the players insist their kneeling is not about the flag. it's about police brutality and racism. >>> more prominent republicans are publicly breaking

the white van owned by carillo was recovered after the ambush-style killing of santa cruz sheriff sergeant on june 6th. the feds say it was loaded with guns, ammunition and bombs. >> we believe the 1992 white ford cargo van recovered in bs same vehicle used in this federal shooting. >> reporter: ammunition found in the van extreme brand matches casings found outside the oakland federal building where underwood was gunned down. in oakland, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> guilty, that is the plea from pg&e tonight for its role in the most devastating wildfire in california history. we're talking about the camp fire that destroyed the town of paradise back in november of 2018. pg&e's crumbling electrical grid ignited that fire. today the ceo bill johnson stood before the photos of 84 of the people killed by the flames and he said the same three words 84 times. guilty, your honor. as part of the plea, pg&e will now pay $3.5 million fine. >>> the family of oscar grant, who was killed by a b.a.r.t. police officer in 2009, is calling for the resignation of a b.a.r.t. director. this comes after

ended abruptly on june 6th during what investigators call an ambush and shootout with suspect stephen carillo, who was arrested and who the fbi claims is linked to an anti-police extremist group. sheriff jim hart tried to add perspective to sergeant gutzwiller's sacrifice. >> i want to thank you for stopping this rampage. >> reporter: friends and fellow officers tried to explain how much he meant to so many. >> some of us lost our best friend. some of us lost a fellow brother. bobby lost her soulmate. carter and baby gutzwiller lost the man that would have wanted to be the best daddy. >> reporter: a tearful wife bobbi thanked the sheriff and the community. >> receiving so much love, i do feel like damon is here with me today. i think he's here now, and i hope he always will be. >> reporter: and then it was the end of watch. damon gutzwiller, santa cruz county sheriff's office, end of watch. saturday june 6th, 2020. may he rest in peace. we'll have the watch from here. >> reporter: robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> while he surrendered a man accused of attacking women on a jogging trail in

teach carillo is accused of killing him.joins us with the latest on the investigation. chris? >> reporter: the sheriff described a timeline of terror as he spoke about what happened over the weekend. we are live here at the sheriff's office, where you can see th the fallen sergeant. many in this community devastated by what took place.

the charges against steven carillo were announced yesterday.lleged accomplice was robert justice, jr. they said they were associated with the extremist movement. >> he appeared to use his own blood to write phrases on one of the cars he carjacked. >> authorities say members of the group believe there will be a violent civil war in the united states. if convicted they could receive life in prison. >>> a santa clara county public health officers is receiving threats and the sheriffs department is investigating the threats against dr. cody. recently she cautioned that the governor was moving too fast. she said the county will move more cautiously. >>> we continue to cover our developing story about an suv that fell off of the freeway and 4 people in the vehicle were killed. more on the story. >> reporter: we have a new photo to share from the chp. this is a screen shot from dashcam footage. this is the car right before it plunged off of the bridge killing all four people inside. it happened 8:40 tuesday night. the driver was a woman in her early 2

air force sergeant steven carillo is accused of gunning down dave patrick underwood and the attempted. authorities say he traveled with another man to oakland with the motive to kill police officers, which allegedly was spurred by the death of george floyd in minneapolis. the two men met on facebook and are believed to be part of a far right anti-government extremist movement. joining us now, nbc news reporter ben collins. ben, you've been looking into this extremist group. first, explain who they are and what do you know about them. >>. >> it's a loosely affiliated group called the boogaloo. it comes from a website and the mean is civil war electric boogaloo. that's the mask they use to hide the extremism that some of them wind up carrying out. it's a loose collection of anti-government groups that come online and talk about guns, things like that, fantasize about the takeover of the government. and that's what drove this guy, too. that's what we've seen. this guy was in a boogaloo group on facebook, which is very much allowed on facebook. he met this other fellow, and he asked him t

investigators say the suspect is steven carillo of the ben lomond. taken down with the help from neighbors. >> my daughter went after a guy being tackled. >> reporter: the sheriff says he was caught during the arrest. >> he survived and will be in the hospital. he'll be arrested for murder. >> reporter: for residents of ben lomond and surrounding communities, they've never seen so many different bay area law enforcement agencies at once. >> nothing like this ever happens here. ben lomond is a very quiet, sleepy place. >> reporter: the sheriff says this is still a fluid situation. as the department goes through this investigation, guthwiller will be deeply missed. >> in this era we're in, what you want to see in a police officer, compassion, caring, somebody who truly loves his job, who wants to help people, that's what damon was. >> reporter: now, abc7's learned he is 32 years old, an active duty u.s. air force sergeant based out of travis air force base in fairfield. officials did not confirm if they are looking for another suspect tonight. tomorrow

. >> carillo charged with murdering underwood.targeted because of his uniform and they used the police brutality protest as a cover. sad story. >>> also today. a community e berkeley coming together to pay black lives matter in shock. like other areas across the area and country. this comes with a t moeray aer mawa't h with her event. >> reporter: berkeley mom henrietta says she took this cell phone video after a man ripped down one of her justice signs. >> -- take em all down. >> as a black biracial woman, given everything that is happening, i hit record right away. >> reporter: she asked him why? >> because i think it is obnoxious for you to preach for me and to everybody else. what do we have a president for eight years who is black. what the hell is the matter with you? are you sick in the brain? >> no. i'm not sure if you are aware of all the black men that are dieing in this count rye right at the hands of police brutality. >> black men that are killing black men. >> reporter: henrietta is pregnant and with her two small chi

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ended abruptly on june 6 during what investigators call an ambush and shootout with suspect steven carillo, who was arrested and who the fbi claims is linked to an anti-police extremist group. >> we got lost in questions and pursue an endless search of the whys and the hows and the what ifs about that day. i don't know if we'll ever get what we're looking for. >> reporter: friends and fellow officers tried to explain how much he meant. >> there are no magic words that i can say. that's no tricks that i can offer to make the pain go away. but we must remember that damon is counting on us. >> reporter: a tearful wife thanked the sheriff and the community. >> dam op was happon was happiw were together as a family. he loved what he did. it wasn't just a job. >> reporter: and then it was the end of watch. >> sergeant damon gut vshz wile may he rest in peace. we'll have the watch from here. >> reporter: robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> we have new details tonight about the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant, his daughter and seven others. the pilot may have been disoriented. documents

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. a

. >> carillo is an active duty u.s. air force sergeant based out of travis air force base in fairfield. the fbi is looking into whether there may be some connection between the weekend's shooting and the killing of a federal officer over a week ago. >>> as protests continue daily, a former mayor is praising the leadership of students. crediting high school and college youth for rallying public opinion in ways her generation didn't. david louie is live with her thoughts on how the movement has changed. david? >> reporter: for one thing, claire max generation grew up without social media and devices to mobilize people quickly. she sees it as an important dividend with sharing martin luther king's message. at age 83, claire mack is busy seven days a week filling orders. she was san mateo's first black mayor, serving on the council for 12 years. what strikes her most about the protests locally and across the nation is how many were organized and led by young people. >> this group of youngsters is changing the world. and it'

carillo made comments about equality for all races not just white people and he has two children and a late wife who was in the air force, kid in an off base hotel in carolina in 2018. authorities say her death was not suspicious. ical california gunsaid "he will be remembered as a hero who devoted his life to protecting the community and as a loving husband and father." newsom is ordering state capitol flags to fly at half sta much. today a vigil will be held at 2:26 at the exact time the call came in that an officer was down. >>> we were sending alerts on this breaking news story. if you want breaking news in the future the abc 7 news app is free in the app store. >>> let's get to other developing news, following several fast-moving fires made worse by the strong winds in the bay area this weekend. several broke out yesterday including the quail fire burning outside of the town of winters. along with the willow fire in concord and gold fire south of petaluma. the quail fire burned 1,200 achers at last check. it's 5% contained. we know at least 100 structures are threatened and evac

so steve carillo in santa cruz, california, he allegedly cording to investigators used with an accomplicekland black lives mater protests and admitted to this in a facebook group, where these groups proliferate online, admitted they're using that as a way to, you know, cloak their violence. so he went and he shot and he killed a federal officer in oakland. then went on the run, and while he was on the run, he shot and killed a santa cruz sheriff deputy. and before he was captured started writing boogaloo memes on his car. so, again, we're just seeing this play out in real life, and it seems to us only inevitable that the next thing is going to occur. >> you have -- you have tracked this both sort of in real life and online, and i think there is some question about what the role of different platforms -- what role they should play in this sort of thing. what do you see as the sort of situation now in terms of particularly facebook and others in hosting activity for thee kinds of groups? >> i talked to someone on the homeland security advisory council in march, and he said to me, you know,

air force charge carillo is accused of killing him and shooting another officer in a targeted attack be held starting at 11:00 a.m. >>> a new $50,000 reward is being offered to track down the person who shot and killed a cal student this week. 19-year-old seth smith died late monday night on dwight way east of san pablo. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> let's check the weekend forecast. here's vianey. >> good morning. we're going to see a little bit -- around the coastline thanks to the marine layer. it feels humid. our temperatures are still going to be pretty hot overall. 89 in san jose. 90 for morgan hill. take a look at concord. santa rosa, mid-80s. we're going to keep these hot temperatures not just for today but also into saturday and sunday just as we're getting ready to welcome the first official day of summer and, of course, also father's day on sunday. san francisco in the 60s. >> looks good. thank you very much. we'll have another local news update for you in half an hour. see you then. these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under co

. >> reporter: authorities say underwood was targeted because of his uniform and that carillo and his accomplice used the protest as a cover for their crime. >>> after asking an asian-american student to change her name to sound more ang soung angelized. >> since growing up, there were problems how to pronounce my name but they would ask me. >> reporter: shock is not what she was expecting to feel her second day of class this week when she received this email from her trigonometry professor asking her to anglicize her name because it sounds like an insult. >> reporter: she responded saying she felt it was discriminatory. his response was even more appalling saying it sounded like the f word and included additional language so crude we can't repeat it. he even went so far to change her name to p win. >> it should be my choice what to call me. >> reporter: laney college issued this statement. it acknowledges allegations of racist and xenophobic messages from a faculty member. they said it is being taken very seriously and an investigation is underway. the teacher's union sent me this st

steven carillo did not enter a plea yesterday. prosecutors charged him with murder and lying in wait and possession of explosives. >> attempted murder, four counts on officers including two officers with an explosive device. we are still, as i have said, in the process of investigating this individual, his background and connections, if any, to groups. >> damon gutzwiller was killed in what authorities describe as an ambush style attack. >>> people in the central coast came out after a tense man hunt in the city. the city was on edge after an ambush wednesday that badly wounded a sheriffs deputy and killed a homeless man. thursday, the suspect was shot to death after two gun battles that left three more officers wounded. >> they do that same job every day but they are not acknowledged for it. they stood their ground and protected us and i have never felt safer. >> this is why we police, this is what we do. >> the deputy shot wednesday underwent surgery and is expected to survive. the others are also recovering. >>> the latest demo

good samaritans pinned down steven carillo in the moments after he murdered one sheriff's deputy, woundedg a possible link between this and the killing of a federal officer in oakland just over a week ago. >>> and cristobal is making landfall near new orleans storm surges and flash flooding. nine tornadoes reported in florida. we're going to track the latest on that this morning, robin. >> yeah, rob is keeping an eye on that, okay, george. >>> and we're going to continue now with nfl commissioner roger goodell saying the national football league was wrong in the s over the past few years. steve osunsami joins us now from atlanta with what this could possibly mean for the future of the league. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. the president is already questioning the commissioner's statement saying that the protest in the nfl is disrespectful to flag and country. this statement from roger goodell is perhaps the nfl's strongest yet in response to the protests taking place in street across america. words are powerful and this morning the commissioner of america's