Anti-natalist ideology appears to be the motive behind Saturday’s deadly bombing in Palm Springs, two senior law enforcement officials told NBC News.

Rhino Williams was chatting with customers Saturday at a hotel restaurant he helps manage when he heard the explosion that tore through a fertility clinic in the California city of Palm Springs late Saturday morning.

One person is dead after a car exploded outside a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California, Saturday in what officials said was an "intentional act of terrorism."

Officials say police and firefighters have responded to a car explosion that rocked the city of Palm Springs and damaged a fertility clinic. The city of Palm Springs says the

Officials provided an update on a car explosion outside a reproductive health facility in Palm Springs left one person dead late Saturday morning, and the city’s mayor is now saying the incident was “intentional.

"Make no mistake. This is an intentional act of terrorism." Akil Davis, Assistant Director of the FBI’s Los Angeles Field Office, provided an update during a press conference on the ongoing investigation into the Palm Springs car explosion that left one person dead and four others injured.