Also breaking, this man, mason james lira, the man wanted in connection with the shooting of a deputy in san luis county has been shot in a shootout with police. It happened at paso robles in the last hour. Unclear what his condition is at this point. Several officers are hurt. Investigators say he went on a shooting spree early yesterday morning when he started shooting at the Paso Robles Police department building. The deputy who responded to that call shot in the face. Investigators also discovered a body nearby at the amtrak station and they believe lira is linked to that as well. Were getting new information about the air force sergeant suspected of kifflling local sheriffs deputy. Steven carrillo will be in court tomorrow. We obtained the Court Documents that reveal how he staged that attack. Robert handa joins us with more. Reporter when Steven Carrillo shows up in court tomorrow, he will face 19 charges. But the ongoing federal investigation in oakland could push the legal stakes even higher. When Steven Carrillo was captured and arrested for the attack on Santa Cruz County deputies, the focus was on the death of Sergeant Damon gutzwiller, who the two officers who were also injured. The charging documents released today by the District Attorney indicates he killed the officer while lying in wait and was willful, deliberate, and premeditated. Which means that he enticed or lured the officer to a location to gain a tactical advantage, which makes this super premeditation and puts it in the category of a potential Death Penalty case. Reporter today the sister of the oakland federal officer, patrick underwood, talked with our l. A. Station about the killing after testifying before congress yesterday. Multiple sources with knowledge of the investigation tell our nbc Bay Area Investigative Team that carrillo was also the gunman in that case. Angela Underwood Jacobs public grief and comments about carrillo raised the emotional stakes. If its right, theres some relief in that, of knowing that the person that shot and killed my brother has been arrested. Its not clear how the two agencies will look at these cases in decides who will go further or even if theres a possibility if tht is considered some type of domestic terrorism, whether the feds could take over the entire cases. Reporter until federal investigators officially acknowledge the connection, the only legal proceeding involving carrillo will take place here in santa cruz with the other investigation looming. In santa cruz, robert handa, nbc bay area news. Thank you, robert. Fear of a possible second wave of coronavirus cases emerging across the u. S. 21 states are now seeing an increase in cases just since last week. In florida and new mexico, cases are up 40 . In arkansas and utah, which never had a statewide stayathome order, the increase is more than 60 . These arent states where they quelled the epidemic and this is a second wave. They never really got through the first wave. Theyve had this slow burn of infection, and now theyre having a resurgence. It is the spike in hospitalizations since memorial day, though, from the carolinas to arizona that has Health Experts especially alarmed. They say its a clear mandate to keep Wearing Masks and to continue social distancing. As weve seen in the past four months, Health Impacts business. Today the dow plunged more than 1,800 points. Its the worst day since march. The s p 500 fell nearly 6 . You can see the wild ride of that graph there, up and down, from midmarch till today. Shares that recently surged on the hopes the economy reopening smoothly led todays declines. Investors are obviously concerned about the rise of covid19 cases in several states. And it really is a precarious spot. As cases are rising, our businesses are reopening. Tonight a sign of the times in palo alto. A lot of people are thrilled. California avenue is closed to cars so restaurants can seat more people outside, al fresco. Nbc bay areas laura san busam bowl is in palo alto. We are getting closer to the dinner hours and many businessers owners are hoping these tables will fill up. Take a look. These are all empty except for a few people. Many Restaurant Owners say theyre hurting and say the street closure couldnt have come too soon. Others say it could cause some unintended consequences. Setting up seating outside, measuring distance, and disinfecting tables is a lot of work. But franco doesnt mind. He says its a sign his business might survive after all. We were all pretty scared. Reporter with california avenue now closed to cars, restaurants can add or expand outdoor dining, which is all thats allowed right now under the county health order. Franco hopes the extra customers will save small shops as well as restaurants. Now with this today, its a relief. Its like were kind of breathing again. Reporter some people who live nearby are concerned about parking and fear the closure will cause confusion for drivers. But this resident says the change is good. I absolutely love it. I actually believe it should have been done five, ten years ago. I dont know why we waited for this to make it happen. I hope its permanent. Reporter though many tables remained empty during the lunch hour and foot traffic was a bit bare, Business Owners are hopeful word will get out and people will venture out in the Venture Capital of the world. This part of california avenue will be closed until july 5th, possibly longer depending on how this goes. And the city is also considering closing off parts of University Avenue in the coming weeks. Reporting live in palo alto, laura sambol, nbc bay area news. Those tables might be filling up in the next couple hours. Thank you, laura. One of the largest malls in the east bay has reopened. Today the sunvalley mall in concord gave all the stores at the mall the option to start inperson shopping. Shoppers will follow the typical social distance guidelines. Here in the bay area, we are seeing an uptick in the number, the total number of covid cases, but were also testing a lot more people. And the percentage of positive tests each day is actually going down, so thats encouraging. Lets show you what were talking about. Lets start with alameda county. You can see a spike in the percentage, right, of tests at the beginning of march right in here, right . More in april, but since then the numbers have been trending downward pretty steadily all the way down here in june. And now we only have 3 of people being tested each day that come back with a positive number. Similar story in san mateo county. Lets show you. At the beginning of march, were up here with more than 16 of covid tests coming back positive. But then theyve gone down, down, down, down, decreased almost daily. Now here were at 2 of tests coming back positive. Of course well continue to track this as the counties increase their Testing Capacity as well. Now, School Districts in the meantime are scrambling to figure out how theyre going to reopen schools in the fall. What is clear right now is that there are really no straight answers. Nbc bay areas Damon Trujillo has more. Reporter san jose unified held an online tutorial to show parents what the initial plans are, plans that are not firm just yet. Meanwhile in San Francisco, parents are demanding to be part of the equation. Will students spend part of the school week learning from home . Will they have the option to permanently stay with Distance Learning . Those were some of the online questions peppering leaders in the San Jose Unified School district today. It may mean that student is 100 online. We need to make sure instruction is available to them. So were working on models that will guarantee that. Reporter san jose unified says it will form parent and teacher committees to come up with a playbook for the next school year. The game plan will be released on july 1st, which is just three weeks away now. The San Jose School year will start as planned on august 12th. This is going to be really challenging. Reporter in San Francisco, some parents complained they are being left out of the planning process. They get assignments that theyre supposed to figure out. The parents are supposed to help. Youre talking about uncredentialed parents, some people who have never done this type of work who are expected to help implement a lesson plan when any dont understand the lesson plan. Reporter Pamela Tate Roger is a mom who also represents the Group Innovate public schools, a nonprofit that promotes charter schools. The parents say they are coeducators now and need to have a say in what the school year should look like. Ask us whats working. Ask us how we can support you in making sure the children are actually online. Reporter we reached out to the San FranciscoSchool Board President and are waiting for his response. In the statewide scramble to restart the school year in just a couple of months, one thing is clear. No one knows for sure yet how theyre going to do it. Damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. We are keeping track of all the reopenings across the bay area. If you want to know more, visit our website, nbcbayarea. Com to see the full list of whats open and what is closed. Up next here at 5 00, all the dmvs in the state have reopened today, but not everything is available. What you need to know before going in. Also an oakland woman facing the biggest challenge of her life, but she isnt thinking about herself. The creative way shes sending out a message of hope to others. Im chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking the cooldown, the increasing wind, and where the rains headed. Ill see you in about eight minutes. Upheaval is complicay budgets. And that includes the bay area s biggest city. All this medical and political upheaval is complicating city budgets. That includes the bay areas biggest city. Thats san jose. The mayor sam liccardo is proposing new investments to narrow san joses social divide, mostly paid for with federal grants. Theyll include providing wifi hot spots for students who are Distance Learning, creating an office of racial equity, reviewing police use of force and making meaningful improvements, and supporting families in distress, prioritizing those who cannot get help from the federal governments. Some good news. If youve been waiting for months to take care of business at the dmv office near you, all of the dmv offices in the state that were closeds because of the pandemic reopened today. Theyre operating, though, with limited services. Behind the wheel driver tests still not offered. However, most of the transactions that can only be done in the dmv office will be available by appointment. Airline traffic is slowly seeing an uptick as well. According to the tsa, numbers from yesterday show passenger levels in the u. S. Averaging about 386,000. A little bit higher just a few weeks ago when it was only 267,000. Still it is down more than 80 compared to before the pandemic. 30,000 volunteers are set to begin a highly anticipated trial for a covid19 vaccine. Massachusettsbased moderna will start the trial next month as the Company Enters the final stage of testing. Moderna says the primary goal of the city is to prevent symptomatic covid19. The next goal is to prevent severe disease, which would mean keeping people out of the hospital. If all goes well, moderna would be able to manufacture up to 1 billion doses per year beginning next year. As weve been reporting, with restaurants and stores in various stages of reopening, the bay area is slowly returning to life as it was or maybe, jessica, just our next normal. Yeah, tonight we welcome back our nbc bay area proud series where every week our Garvin Thomas shines a light on the people who deserve it. Reporter you may notice as you watch our story, we werent social distancing as we recorded it. Thats because i spent time with her before the pandemic story. But her story, her message could not be more timely. Cameron yee has been through so many ups and downs in her relatively short life. Its no wonder she finds peace these days in something as solid and as steady as rocks. This specifically, im drawing two Hands Holding each other. Reporter it is a journey that began five years ago in a doctors office. I remember the day that i was first diagnosed. Wow. Reporter stage 3 cancer is what cameron was told back then. A cancer that has since gone, only to return. The question that posed in my head constantly was why me, why now type of thing. And as cheesy as that sounds, thats what a lot of people, i feel like, go through. Reporter it was while dealing with such heavy questions that cameron one day got a visit from jane siegel, an Expressive Arts therapist at sutter pcmc. It was jane who introduced cameron to the calm, meditative effects of rock painting, but it was someone else who opened her eyes to what it could really do. I think it had to do with one of the nurses on the floor. Reporter cameron sensed that nurse could use some therapy herself so she offered to paint with her. Its been very healing for me just to paint them. I thought, like, it would be great to also have it as a tool, i guess, to help heal other people. This is the fifth floor of the hospital. Reporter it worked so well, cameron knew she was on to something. Let me bring you to it. Reporter so she began leaving rocks with inspirational messages in a hospital courtyard garden for other patients, posting pictures of them on instagram and placing them around her community. Like on a hiking trail or like by the sidewalk, and if anybody like sees it or wants to keep it and take it for themselves because it sparked a Little Something in them, the rocks are for them. Reporter this young woman facing the most difficult of times for herself had chosen to think of others. And if she can do it, why cant we all . I believe that one act of kindness can definitely spark another. Reporter Garvin Thomas, nbc bay area news. Very inspirational for sure. Shes got a beautiful smile. Thats a nice story. Let bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri as we slowly head toward this weekend. Jeff. And we do have some changes moving on in as we head through the next 24 hours. Youll probably notice some of that here as we head in through today with some of that high cloud cover. Temperatures a little bit cooler. Going to go even colder as we move into our forecast for friday. So as we start off the morning, well see some clouds near the bay, also the coast, some areas of those patchy fog and temperatures down to the upper 50s and also low 60s. So a nice cool, refreshing start here as we begin the day. 61 in the south bay. Peninsula, 59. Trivalley at 60. Also down to the upper 50s and low 60s here for portions of San Francisco. And also right through the north bay as well. Now, all of our changes that we are going to be undergoing here as we head through the next 24 hours, its coming from a lateseason storm system thats moving across northern california. So primarily for us, its dropping the temperatures, and its also going to kick up that wind as well. Most of our rain chances staying off to the north. So youll see in our wind forecast here tomorrow morning, not that gusty. 10 to about 15 miles per hour. Its more on the breezy side. But as we roll through the afternoon, well begin to see it pick up about 5 00. Wind gusts about 24 miles per hour. Some of the Higher Elevations could be at that 30 to 40mileperhour mark. A little more windy in the way of weather tomorrow and well also see some high clouds passing by. 8 00 in the morning, fog near the coast, also the bay. Through the afternoon, wacross, and theres only a slight chance we may see a spotty shower right up near yountville, st. Helena, right around santa rosa. Otherwise its a dry day for us. That colder system really just helping to drop our temperatures. Look at the impact its going to make. Down here across the south bay, instead of those 90s we had earlier this week, all the way down to 72 in san jose. Not quite jacket weather but definitely really in that sweet spot. Over to gilroy, 75 degrees. For the east bay, instead of upper 90s, were back down to 72 in livermore. 75 in danville. A little chilly in oakland, 68. Over to the peninsula, i have you at 72 in palo alto. San mateo, 67. San francisco also plenty of 50s and 60s with some clouds that will linger right there throughout the afternoon. And headed up to the north bay, marin, napa, sonoma counties, we know some of those restaurants are back open. You want some outdoor seating and some of that food. You have 75 in napa. 74 in novato. My extended forecast, youll see in San Francisco keeps it in the low 60s next two days. A little bit warmer next monday and tuesday. So only a 35 chance of a shower tomorrow and saturday, but i did want to show you what this lateseason storm, where the rainfall is headed. You did see in this zoomed out view, the key at the top of the screen. Those areas of yellow and green, thats a quarter to about a half inch expected for the sierra, also up near red bluff and also mount shasta. Beyond this we will see some warmer low 90s next monday, tuesday, and wednesday. But the good news right now, raj and jessica, no 100s over the next ten days the way it looks right now. So well see temperatures warm up, but then it kind of cools back down. It will warm up again and doesnt look like its going to be getting too hot at this point. Some pretty good weather for june coming our way. Looks nice. Have you noticed weve been watching jeffs living room for 14 weeks . I notice a fireplace and nicely placed wood in the fireplace. And new paintings too. I noticed that. He moved them around. You guys, i got to keep busy. Im watching you. We got to get our nbc photo back here. Ive got some pictures. A frame where you can put us all together. Yes. Thank you, jeff. You got it. Up next here at 5 00, apple ceo tim cook making a major announcement about what his company is doing to fight racial injustice. Apple is pledging 100 million dedicated to racial justice. Ceo tim cook says the initiative means apple will hire more employees from underrepresented groups. Apple will also work with historically black universities and Community Colleges to help students. Many companies, big and small, are changing the way they are doing business. Another call for facebook to fix its policies. This time from a president ial candidate. Presumptive democratic nominee joe biden sent an open letter to the social media giant. Hes calling on facebook to remove false information from its platform ahead of the 2020 election. Biden also wants facebook to stop allowing candidates from using paid ads to spread misinformation, establish clear rules about how facebook users, including the president , can participate in the election. Almost immediately facebook responded. Heres a portion of that response. It says, quote, just as they have done with broadcast networks, where the u. S. Government prohibits rejecting Politicians Campaign ads, the peoples elected representatives should set the rules, and we will follow them. There is an election coming in november, and we will protect political speech even when we strongly disagree with it. Up next, our neighbors and family members. Our nightly spotlight on the class of 2020. Stay with us. Take a look. A new mural is up in oakland. This one honoring george floyd, breonna taylor, ahmaud arbery, nia wilson, and others. Its at the phils coffee on college avenue. Its one of the hundreds of murals that are now appearing on boarded up storefronts throughout the city. Coming up tonight at 6 00, the latest viral video putting the microscope on bay area police. A deputy shoves a protester in San Francisco. We investigate the criminal probe now being launched. Next on nightly news, we mentioned the spike of corona cases around the country. Nbc news medical correspondent dr. John torres explains what it means as the country continues to reopen. Lester holt joins us in less than two minutes. Before we go, as we do every night, we want to end with something good, our uber resilient graduates of 2020. Every night weve been hosting our own grad ceremony, and every night we are inspired by their smiles and excited about their future. We say congratulations to the class of 2020. Stunning aboutface from the nations top military officers. The chairman of the joint chiefs of staff apologizing for his role in president trumps photo op at church after that violent crackdown on Peaceful Protesters outside the white house. And what we have just learned, did the general nearly resign over it. Also, the plunge wall street as fears grow of a second wave of covid19 tonight where the virus is surging amid a new round of reopenings. Plus, our new reporting on just how soon we could have a vaccine and the first of its kind surgery in the u. S. For a covid patient. The president igniting a firestorm with plans to hold his