he targeted some here in the bay area. new clues today in the shooting that wounded nine in san francisco. the connection investigators made in the case. and, a pride first in the bay area. abc 7 news starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward and finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> the nation and eluded the fbi for decades. convicted unabomber ted kaczynski died today while serving a life sentence. his targets included two men here in the bay area. thank you for joining us. i am j.r. stone. the convicted terrorist known as the unabomber died today in federal prison. he was 81, three were killed and dozens of others were injured in his bombings. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard is in the newsroom and spoke earlier with the son of a bay area victim. cornell: jonathan lives in the

north bay and says the unabomber's reign of terror impacted his family directly after his father was targeted almost 30 years ago. >> my first reaction was that finally we can close the chapter on this part of our life. cornell: jonathan epstein says the man known as the unabomber's death means closer for his family. >> i was for his family. cornell: his father was a target of the unabomber in 1993 >> i was driving across the golden gate bridge when i was called by my aunt who said my father had been hit by a bomb. >>'s father was severely injured and lost fingers in the blast. he said his father were's -- father's focus was on understanding down syndrome. >> my father was not not involved in genetic engineering or some of the things people feared about it. cornell: he pleaded guilty after

mailing bombs from 1978 to 1995. he lived in a sparse cabin in montana and explained his motivation for the killings has been rooted in hatred of the modern world and technology. he center 35,000 word essay to the fbi explaining his motives which became known as the unabomber manifesto. >> the fbi called in the unabomber because at least initially, some of his targets were universities. cornell: laura anthony covered the unabomber' is trial in sacramento and recalled his appearance and demeanor in court was far from the images of the accused terrorist many remember after his capture. >> unlike a lot of defendants i have seen in court, he would look at the gallery, look at us sitting there, and it was almost like we were going to have coffee with him that day. cornell: jonathan epstein says

for him the legacy of the unabomber is over. >> he was clearly a disturbed man. he was a bright guy who went the wrong way mentally, and my hope is that this is the last interview on the subject of ted kaczynski. cornell: jonathan said his father returned to the work after a long recovery and passed away in 2011. he said his father did not want to be defined as unabomber victim but instead by his contribution to science. j.r.: you being one of the first stories you covered. what do you remember about the case as it unfolded? cornell: a couple of things. the intense security surrounding the federal courthouse in sacramento but my most vivid memory would be the unabomber's cabin, which, leave it or not, they trucked in from montana to lecturers have a look. it was a

electricity or water. it is hard to believe that was where the bombs were made. j.r.: developing news on last night's shooting in san francisco in the mission district where nine were hurt and all of the victims are expected to be ok. it happened during a block party before 9:00 a.m. at 24th street phil scott says there is now a visible police presence in the area. they believe it was a targeted incident and say there is no threat to the public. this afternoon. >> seeing in san francisco when we look at the data and we have seen numbers decline considerably, this is heartbreaking

community but the city as a whole. j.r.: 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 aid to san francisco supervisor hillary ronen. he lives close by, and he heard the gunshots. >> this is quite an outlier. this is generally very i am obviously very shook up and we are concerned for the victims, but this is an extreme case, and we hope we do not see this anymore. j.r.: he also says there was a police response of the original incident during carnaval, which led investigators to connect the two cases. in the east bay, organizations have continued efforts to get more guns off the streets. the police department joint community groups for a gun

buyback today, guns to gardens offered $300 gift cards for each gun turned in, as well as tickets to upcoming open a's games. the mayor 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 appearance today since his federal indictment. he called it "a political hit job." here is 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 appearance since the federal indictment since it was unsealed, speaking to supporters in georgia and north carolina. >> we stand up to the open borders, the fanatics, the radical left democrats, their lawless partisan prosecutors, every time i fly over it a blue state, i get a subpoena. phil: following a seven-month

investigation, he was charged with seven counts, ranging from willful contentment of and conspiracy and obstruction. >> i want everybody to understand the scope and the gravity of the crimes charged. phil: he oversaw the removal of some of the nation's most sensitive information from the white house after he left office, including information about nuclear programs, potential vulnerabilities of the u.s. and its allies to military attack, and plans for possible retaliation in response to a foreign attack. also included, documents, according to the indictment, information about spies, informants and classified surveillance programs. deliberately packed into boxes and started his private club at mar-a-lago and in a photo allegedly taken by one of trump''s closest aides, there appears to be redacted classified document spilling out onto the floor. >> the images in the document is what that stood out to him

his aide, who is also indicted. phil: trump showed military documents to people without security clearance on multiple occasions, including recording in which she allegedly shows a document by the pentagon -- prepared by the pentagon that outlined a possible tack on iran -- attack on iran. they claimed he told attorneys to live when a subpoena called -- attorneys to lie and to hide evidence. he maintains he declassified the documents. phil lipof, new york, abc news. j.r.: today, a person of its kind memorial service was held for nearly 500 people in santa rosa who either had family or money to pay for a funeral. many included homeless veterans or elderly people. city leaders say they deserve to be remembered. about 80 people came out to attend the ceremony and every

year, the bodies of approximately 140 people who died in sonoma county go unclaimed at the local hospitals, funeral homes and the corners office. two closures are impacting the drive in the bay area, and southbound lanes of six adr work . they are paving. the shutdown started last night and lanes are scheduled to reopen monday at 4:00 a.m. details are in place. the closure only impacts southbound lanes. people came together today to celebrate inclusivity and community. all during the first-ever pride parade in one bay area city. we check out the highlights. ♪ another parade first today, th one in san francisco. it kicks off a month of celebrations of african-american culture. >> cloudy skies over the bay

area and a slight chance of isolated showers. i will let you know how long the conditions last.

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demi, i'm so proud of you and how you have persevered 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.: the bay area celebrating

pride month. today at windsor and san mateo. ♪ people took part in the and san mateo. they have celebrated pride for 10 years but never held a parade. organizers started it in response to attacks against lgbtq+ people across the nation. a family-friendly celebration followed perforrsfood trucks, vendor booths, and a youth area. san francisco's pride parade is sunday, june 25. abc 7 is a proud sponsor. our morning anchors will host the event and you can watch the parade live, right here on abc 7 and on our streaming tv app. today, the city of san francisco celebrated juneteenth with an inaugural parade that celebrates african-american culture and to recognize contributions and progress made. the parade again at market and

spear street's that featured black cowboys, live bands and community leaders. >> they cannot just be a sign posted on your window that says black lives matter, it is what are you doing, how are you supporting the investments and all of the things that we are trying to do to turn the lives of african-americans in san francisco in the bay area around, and this is a reminder of all that. j.r.: there is also a market at the ferry building part of an ongoing series called pop-ups on the plaza that aims to showcase black-owned local businesses. a disturbing trend involving cars on autopilot. no data analysis has federal safety officials concerned and what we are learning about with the number of jumps and crashes. heading outside? a little gray and chilly. when will spring temperatures return? we will find out in your accuweather forecast. >> coming up in sports, the field is set for nascar's race in sonoma.

why are there 120 a's fans tailgating in milwaukee? some food for thought. we will see you in sports.

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illegally spiking its place through deceptive deals. the bay area news group reports a lawsuit has been filed against the grocery store and its parent company albertsons. the lawsuit claims the california stores raised the price on food sold in buy one get one and buy one get two free promotions. safeway agreed to pay more than $100 million to settle a class-action lawsuit in oregon that made similar claims about what is called bogo promotions for certain meat the number of deaths and serious injuries associated with tesla's autopilot technology is up significantly, according to analysis of federal data by the washington post. the post reports 736 crashes involving tesla autopilot in the u.s. since 2019, 17 were fatal. the national highway traffic safety and administration said it is unclear whether the technology is the casa beach

crash. the vast majority about a related crashes involved tesla's -- automated related crashes involved tesla's. tesla did not respond to a request from the washington post for common. nascar racing is in full swing at wine country this weekend. races are underway and the main event comes tomorrow. more than 80,000 race fans are expected this weekend for the toyota save mart 350. there are a couple of must haves if you are going to the race. one, sunglasses. two, air protection because it gets loud. i am joined by frances. hopefully, the weather will be nice. a little loud, but nice. frances: even though temperatures are below normal, you will still need sunscreen. here's a look at satellite image, look how exciting it is with this area of low pressure

around the central part of california, bringing thunderstorms and lightning strikes to the sierra, especially in the northeast part of the state.watch out if you are heading to tahoe with setting downpours and hail. here in the bay area, we have seen lots of cloud cover. it has been gray and gloomy out there today. temperatures right now range from 55 degrees, a cooler spot at the coast, all the way up to 78 in brentwood. around the day, 50's and 60's. -- around the bay, 50's 60's. here are low clouds over the golden gate bridge. cloudy overnight. tomorrow we see partly cloudy conditions. and we are still seeing isolated showers possible all the way through monday because of that area of low pressure. temperatures near or below average, also -- almost for the next three days. here's a look at the forecast animation. notice tonight we could see some spotty showers in the north bay

and then we could see drizzle and low clouds along the clouds but by lunchtime we will see clouds break, some sunnier conditions over the north bay, in the end east bay, and parts of the peninsula and then clouds moving overnight sunday into monday again. the lows will d mid-days. 53 -- mid-50's. 55 degrees at san jose. tomorrow's temperatures will be similar to today. 50's at the coast, breezy conditions, winds pick up the afternoon, and san francisco 63, pretty comfortable. low 70's in sonoma. oakland 67. san jose 75. our warmest spots inland areas, hitting your 80 degrees in some spots. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast.

today, near below-average with lots of clouds or rather tomorrow, lots of cloud cover continuing into monday with a slight chance of isolated showers. we get a little sunnier midweek and then we warm up closer to average. more sunshine by next weekend. >> now, abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. chris: the 80's got off to one of the worst starts in major league history and while they will not make the playoffs, they have shown signs of getting better on a three game win streak, going for four today milwaukee. milwaukee paul blackburn, what a catch. brian anderson back up the middle. he had six scoreless innings on the mound. top of six, 1-0. it ends up along out, and watch the fan club. they thought it was going to go out. we go to extras, tied

diaz up the middle , kemp on down, the a's go up 2-1. adames flies epicenter, and the a's win 2-1 and row. they go for the sweep tomorrow. >> it is nice to see these results happening for this group. they have worked really hard, and it is tough to gain confidence in a season when the results are not there, and now you can kind of see the group collectively starting to believe in each other. chris: good to see them playing better. nascar weekend in sonoma. elk grove's kyle larson was the fastest in practice and the xfinity race is going on today -- now, but the pole position goes to denny hamlin, who wins his first ever pole at sonoma. tyler reading, up north on 35,

he will be second on the starting grid. earlier this week, bubba wallace started at 18th and talked about the difficulty and fun in road racing in sonoma. bubba wallace: i enjoy coarse racing. it is a little different. we get to go over hills, hit curves, run off into the dirt. it is fun. but to be fast, that is where it gets frustrating. chris: to a different race, there was question at the belmont stakes because of their quality and if it would run a new york but it went off with no issues. no triple crown winner this year possible, but with the victory, jenna antonucci comes the first-ever female trainer to win the belmont and it's 155 year history. the nba finals resume game 5 in monday. denver. one year ago today, stephen curry was doing this. they trailed the celtics and staff single-handedly willing

the warriors to victory, scoring a game-high 43, becoming the fifth guard in nba history to have a 40-10 game. they never lost again and they clinched the title, game six back in boston.

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