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dubbed the unabomber died today. also, new clues today in the shooting that wounded nine people in san francisco. the connection investigators made in the case. and a pride first in the bay area. abc 7 news at starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> he planted bombs, terrorized a nation, and eluded the decades. kaczynski died today while serving a life sentence.

his targets here in the bay area. thanks for joining us. diane j.r. stone. the convicted terrorist known as the unabomber died today in federal prison. he was 80 one years old. three people were killed dozens others were injured in those moments. abc reporter cornell barnard is in the studio. he spoke earlier with the sun of a victim. cornell: jonathan, who lives in the north bay, says the unabomber's reign of terror impacted his family greatly after hisrget almost 30 years ago. >> my first reaction was that finally we can close the chapter on this part of our life. cornell: ted kaczynski, the death means closure for his family. >> i was glad to hear the news. cornell: his father, a ucsf geneticist, was a target of the unabomber in 1993 when a package was delivered to the family's tiburon home. >> i was driving across the golden gate bridge when i was called by my on, i believe, said mike father had opened a mail

bomb. cornell: dr. epstein was injured and lost fingers in the blast. his father's research was focused on understanding down syndrome. >> the irony of his being targeted is my father was not involved in engineering or some of the things people feared at that time. cornell: kaczynski served eight life sentences after pleading guilty. three people were killed, 23 others wounded. kaczynski, who lived as a recluse in a sparse cabin in montana, explained his motivation for the killings as being rooted in hatred of the modern world and technology to he said an essay to the fbi explaining his motives, which we can known as the unabomber manifest her. >> they called him the unabomber, the fbi did, some of his targets were universities. cornell: former abc 7 news reporter laura anthony cover the trials in sacrament up your she recalled kaczynski's demeanor in court was far from the images of the accused terrorist many remember after his capture. laura: unlike a lot of defendants who you see in court, he would look at the gallery, he would look at us sitting down, and then nod and smile. it was almost like, you know, we were going to have coffee with

him that day. cornell: jonathan epstein says for him, the legacy of the unabomber is over. >> he is clearly a disturbed man , a very bright guy who went the wrong way mentally. it speaks to the danger of untreated mental illness. my hope is that this is the last interview i do on the subject of ted kaczynski. j.r.: jonathan says his father returned to work after a long recovery. he passed away in 2011. he said his father did not want to be defined as a unabomber victim, instead by his contribution to science. in the newsroom, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. j.r.: you told me earlier this is one of the first big stories you reported on. what do you remember about the case against is in ski unfolded. sure could ever never intense security surrounding the federal courthouse, but my vivid memory was the unabomber's cabin which was trucked in from antenna to lead jurors have a look at it.

the cabin, that term is a generous term, because that was a tiny shack, with no running water or electricity. it is hard to believe that is where those bombs were made. j.r.: thanks for that. develop -- development's on t shooting in last nights mission district, nine people were hurt all of the victims are expected to be ok. the shooting happened after 9:00 p.m. during a block party at treat avenue and 24th street. police chief will scott says there is now a visible police presence in the area. investigators believe the shooting was a targeted incident and say there is no threat to the public. it is also reportedly connected to an incident that happened two weeks ago during carnaval. san francisco mayor london breed the incident this afternoon. mayor breed: i think that, you know, what we are seeing in san francisco, when we look at the data the number of violent , crimes have declined.

this is heartbreaking and challenging not just for the mission community but for our city as a whole j.r.: according to mission locals, police reportedly reviewed surveillance video and identified a possible suspect. no arrests have been made. shortly after the incident, abc 7 news spoke to santiago lerma, an aide to san francisco supervisor hilary ronen. lerma lives close by and heard those gunshots. thank iago: -- santa iago: this is quite an outlier. this is generally a very safe neighborhood. i was out here with my three month old zone about an hour ago obviously shook up and concern for the victims, but, you know, this is an extreme case, and we hope to not see this anymore. j.r.: lerma also says there was a police response to the original incident during carnaval, which led investigators to connect the two cases. in the east bay, organizations in oakland continue efforts to get more guns off the streets. the police department joint

community groups for a gun buyback event today, gunston gardens offered $300 gift cards for each gun that was turned in, as well as tickets to upcoming oakland a's games. oakland mayor zhang tao made an appearance at today's event. 42 guns were collected today. they will be melted down and refurbished into gardening tools. donald trump made his first public appearances today since his federal indictment, calling it a "political hit job." here is abc news reporter phil lipof with the latest on the investigation and what the former president has to say about it. phil: former president trump making his first public appearances for the first time since the federal indictment against him was unsealed, speaking to supporters in georgia and north carolina. mr. trump: we stand up against the open border fanatics, the radical left democrats, their lawless prosecutors. every time i fly over a blue

state, i get a subpoena. phil: following a seven-month investigation, trump charged with 37 counts, ranging from conspiracy to obstruction. >> i invite everybody to read it in full, understand the scope and the gravity of the crimes charged. phil: the and i meant district -- the indictment describes how he took sensitive information after he left office, including nuclear programs, potential vulnerabilities to the u.s. and its allies and plans for possible retaliation in response to a foreign attack to it also included in the documents, according to the indictment, information's about spies, informants, and classified surveillance programs. documents allegedly packed into boxes and stored at his private club in mar-a-lago, and in a photo allegedly taken by one of trump's closest aides, there appears to be a redacted classified document spilling out onto the floor. >> the images in that document, that is western out to him, and

then learning those were images provided by his most loyal aid, walt moderna, who is part of the indictment. phil: after leaving office, trump showed military documents to people without security clearances on two occasions, including one showing a document prepared by the pentagon that outlined a possible plan attack on iran. prosecutors accused him of obstruction. investigators say he told on invest -- one attorney to "hide or destroy documents." the former president has always maintained that he did nothing wrong, that he declassified the documents. phillipos, 82 news j.r.:, new york. j.r.:today, a first of its kind moral service was held for 500 people in santa rosa who'd had nearly family or money to pay for a funeral. many include homeless veterans or elderly people.

city leaders say they deserve to be remembered. about 80 people came out to attend the ceremony. every year, the bodies of approximately 140 people who die in sonoma county go unclaimed at the corner, local hospitals, and funeral homes. happening now, two closers are impacting the drive in parts of the bay area, the first in pleasanton. southbound lanes of 680 are closed for roadwork. crews are replacing pavement. the shutdown started last night, and lanes are scheduled to reopen monday at 4:00 a.m. detours are in place. the closure only impacts southbound lanes. a track trick shift in the north bay on highway 101 southbound in marin county. san antonio road on and off ras will be closed from 00 tonight until 4:00 a.m. tomorrow as part of the final phase of a decade-long widening project. also starting today, southbound traffic is being diverted onto new elevated landings from san

antonio creek to just north of african avenue in novato. those new lanes are part of that widening project along 16 miles of highway 101 from novato in marin county up to petaluma and sonoma county. caltrans is adding one our pool lane in each direction. people came together today to celebrate inclusivity and community. all during the first-ever pride parade in one bay area city. we will check out the highlights. [drumming] another parade first one in san francisco, kicks off a month of celebrations of african-american culture. frances: we have gray skies over the golden gate bridge. it is june gloom. i will you know how long this weather will continue. we are also tracking some isolated showers

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j.r.: the bay area is celebrating pride month, with celebrations today in windsor and san mateo. ♪ people took part in pride parade in san mateo. the city has been celebrating pride for 10 years but never held a great nation. a family-friendly celebration followed the parade and featured drag performers, a dj, food trucks, resource an vendor booths, and a youth area. san francisco's pride parade is , june 25. abc 7 is a proud r.

our abc 7 morning anchors wil host the event. you can watch the parade live right here on 7 and on our streaming tv out. today, the city of san francisco celebrated juneteenth with an inaugural parade. it celebrates african american culture, and to recognize contributions and progress. the parade began at margate market and spear street's, ing black cowboys, live bands, and community leaders. >> it can't just be a sign, a poster on your window that says black lives matter. what are you doing? how are you supporting the investment and all the things you are trying to do, to turn the lives of african-americans in the bay area and san francisco around, and this is a reminder of all of that. j.r.: there was a market at th ferry building. that is part of an ongoing series called pop-ups up some

apposite aims to showcase black-owned local businesses. a disturbing trend involving cars on autopilot. new data and analysis has federal safety officials concerned. what we are learning about a jump in the number of crashes frances: and the temperatures are slightly below normal. i will let you know how long that continu through your cancer diagnosis. never forget those who loved you so well and know that you have the responsibility to give back. love, dad.

j.r.: welcome back. the number of deaths and serious injuries associated with tesla's autopilot technology is up significantly. that is according to an analysis i federal data by the "washington post co. "the post" reports 76 crashes involving autopilot in the u.s. since 2019 to 17 were fatal. the national highway association says it is unclear whether technology is the cause.

the latest crashes involve tesla's. subaru is second with 23 reported crashes since 2019 for tesla did not respond to a request from "the washington post" for a comment. nascar racing is in full swing in wine country this weekend. the races are underway and the main event comes tomorrow. more than 80,000 race fans are expected this week and for the two yoda save mart 350. there are a couple of messed tabs if you are coming to the raceway. one, sunglasses, and production. join now by frances dinglasan. i've always got my ear production with me at all times, in case i make it out there hopefully great weather out there, though. frances: well, temperatures are below normal, but it will be in the 60's and 70's. check out live doppler 7 and the satellite and radar images. area of low pressure is moving

to the counterclockwise direction just centered over central california. it is bringing numerous lightning strikes to the sierra and the northern part of the state. and for us, it is bringing us increased cloud cover, so it certainly does not feel like summer right now. in fact, here is a live look from emeryville. you can see the winds across the bay moving 10 to 20 miles an hour to the temperatures are pretty cool along the beaches and in san francisco, where it is only 65 degrees. san jose, 67. palo alto, 63. this time, we are seeing low clouds and the marine layer spilling in, and more temperatures in the 60's and 70's for you. napa, 66. fairfield, concord, and livermore all in the low to mid 70's. as we show you great skies and some fog over the golden gate bridge, here's what you need to know. it will be cloudier overnight. partly cloudy again tomorrow. isolated showers are possible

all the way through monday because of that area of low pressure. temperatures are generally near or below average for the next few days per die will show you the forecast animation. we could pick up some spotty showers us evening in parts of the north bay with green, and then we could even see some drizzle along the coast tomorrow morning. clouds will fill in. by lunchtime, we will get some breaks in the cloud cover. it will pull back to the coast. blue skies were part of these bay, north bay, and the peninsula, but then the clouds move in overnight. tomorrow morning we wake up to gray skies with some drizzle possible near half moon bay. temperatures in the mid to low 50's for everybody. if tomorrow will be about the same. breezy at the beaches, san francisco 63, san jose 75, and our warmest inland locations near 80 degrees. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. we are going to see more below average once again tomorrow, little changed on

monday. tuesday becomes partly cloudy, and you notice finally a little bit milder inland on wednesday, more sunshine. it is looking like a warmer weekend next weekend. j.r.: ok, something to look forward to. frances: so we've got june gloom for a couple of days. j.r.: for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter. is it possible to protect my business from cyber threats? it is, with benefi comcast business.iance. helping every connected device stay protected. yours. your employees'. even... susan? -hers, too. safe. secure.

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>> now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. chris: the a's got off to one of the war starts in major league history. while they will not make the playoffs, they have shown signs they will get a little better,

on a season-high three game win streak. the first basemen grew up about a mile south of milwaukee. they know how to tailgate. that looks good. brian anderson, the what a catch, six scoreless innings in this game. great reactions from both. top of the six, up 1-0, miller, the drive to left, his famke fan club thought it was out. it is a long out. we go to xers, tied at 1-1. the a's go up 2-1. the brewers made it interesting, last chance, willie adonis to fly out, and the a's win their fourth in a rokita they will go for a sweep on sunday. it is nascar weekend in sonoma. elk grove's carl competition for today. qualifying today not as good he will start 16th.

pole position goes to denny hamlin, who wins his first ever pole at sonoma. 38 in his great career. tony will early this week, a bubba wallace is starting 18th, talking about the difficulty and fun in roadway sing in sonoma. bubba wallace: i enjoy racing. it is a little different. we get to go over hills, hit curves, go over the dirt. it is fun. but to be fast, that is where it gets frustrating. chris: that will be fun tomorrow. the nba finals monday, with game 5 in denver. one year ago today in boston, stephen curry, a performance for the ages, the warriors trailed willing the warriors to victory, scoring a game-high 43, becoming the fifth card in nba history to have a 40-10 game. they never lost again here they

clinched a title in game six back in boston. we have those memories. basketball blues. j.r.: you got me a little depressed. [laughs] chris: i know, but it was fun to watch. j.r.: it certainly was. thanks, chris. it was a cheesy job, and some may not have the stomach for it, but it may be the job for you. next,

j.r.: if you have a love for pizza, cheese, and all things

dairy, this may be your dream job. the university of wisconsin madison center for dairy research wants a panelist to describe the taste of dairy products for our development and research. duties include tasting up to 12 pizzas and 2014 samples a week. importantly, the job is not paid very well, frances and chris, $50 an hour, but all the cheese you would like to taste and all the pizza you would like to taste. i'm afraid i might grow in little bigger doing something like that. frances: yeah, that would be too hard. j.r.: any interest? chris: the next side also. ♪ >> tonight the breaking news, former president trump hitting the campaign trail after the federal indictment putting national security at risk. the former president greeting the crowds after the 37