>> nine people are injured in a shooting out a targeted incident, and mayor london breed is calling for accountability.

an aide to a san francisco supervisor says it may be tied to a fight that broke out over the weekend. >> there was extra police on scene saturday evening saturday night's -- following friday night's shooting. >> we can confirm there were nine victims that were struck by gunfire, and they are all expected to survive. >> residents say a block party brought out big crowds here at the intersection of tree and 24th. then around 9:00 p.m., there were reports of gunshots. >> we just heard several gunshots, and then we saw a lot of police cars go down the street. probably about 25. >> he has lived in the mission district for about 25 years. he says he is relieved no one was killed. he says there is a sense of uncertainty as he walked around

on saturday but insists the neighborhood is peaceful. >> we have been really peaceful and we have not had anything like that happen in a long time, so it was just interesting to hear something like that. >> san francisco police identified the nine victims, ranging in age from 23 to 35 years old, mostly men. the mayor says there needs to be accountability. >> i think what we see in san francisco when we look at our data, a lot of the violent crime, we have seen numbers declined considerably. this is definitely heartbreaking and challenging, not just for the mission community, but for our city as a whole. >> andy lambert came out to watch music performances. >> unique to a certain pocket of the country. it is everywhere. >> so far, there have been no arrests, and there's no information regarding any suspect or suspects.

jr: in the east bay, organizations in oakland continue efforts to get more guns off the streets. the police department conjoint community groups for a gun buyback event today. guns to gardens offered $300 gift cards for each gun that was turned in as well as tickets to upcoming oakland a's games. the oakland mayor made an appearance at today's event. 42 guns were collected today. they will be melted down and refurbished into gardening tools. he planted bombs, terrorized the nation, and eluded the fbi for decades. ted kaczynski, also known as the unabomber, died today in federal prison while serving a life sentence. among his targets, two men in the bay area. cornell barnard spoke to the son of one of the victims. >> 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

-- the death of the man known as the unabomber brings closure. his father, dr. charles epstein, was a target of the unabomber in 1993 when a package was delivered to the family's home. >> i was driving across the golden gate bridge when i was called by my aunt, i believe, who said my father had opened a mail bomb. >> dr. epstein was severely injured and lost fingers in the blast. jonathan says there was no reason for the attack because his father's research was focused on understanding down syndrome. >> the irony of his being targeted is that my father was not involved in genetic engineering or some of the things people feared about at the time. cornell: kaczynski pleaded guilty and was sentenced to eight life sentences. 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.

he sent a 35,000-word essay to the fbi explaining his motives, which became known as the unabomber manifesto. >> they called him the unabomber, the fbi did, because initially, some of his targets were universities. cornell: laura anthony covered the unabomber's file. she recalls kaczynski's demeanor in court was far from the images of the alleged terrorist many remember after his capture. >> unlike a lot of defendants i had seen in court, he would look at the gallery. he would look at us sitting there and smile, almost like we were going to have coffee that day. cornell: jonathan says for him, the legacy of the unabomber is over. >> kaczynski was clearly a very disturbed man. a very bright guy who -- who went the wrong way mentally and it speaks of the danger of untreated mental illness. my hope is this is the last

interview i do on the subject of ted kaczynski. cornell: jonathan says his father returned to his work after a long recovery. he passed away in 2011. he said his father did not want to be defined as a unabomber victim but instead by his contribution to science. jr thanks, cornell. happening now, two closures are impacting the drive in parts of the bay area. the first in pleasanton. southbound lanes of 68 are close for road work. crews are replacing pavement. the shutdown started last night, and lanes are scheduled to reopen monday at 4:00 a.m. a traffic shift in the north bay on highway 101 southbound in marin county. san antonio road on and off ramps will be closed from 8:00 tonight to 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 lanes from san antonio creek to just north of atherton avenue in nevada. those new lanes are part of the widening project along 16 miles of highway 101 up to sonoma county. they're adding one carpool lane in each direction. new at 11:00, the military dog tags of a purple heart recipient killed in world war ii were stolen from a car in san francisco last week. tonight, family members need your help to find those tags, and they are offering a reward. it happened in the mission district. i spoke with family members earlier this evening. take a close look at these military dog tags, once used as identification for private embryos d. regalia, who was killed in world war ii -- ambrose d. regalia, who was killed in world war ii.

sadly, these tags were stolen from a car thursday. >> i immediately noticed that the dog tags were gone, and my heart just, like, sank. i could not even put two words what i felt. jr: katie would have been ambrose's great-niece. at 26, she never knew him. she has read articles written about him over the years. she knew he was a gunner in the army killed in a japanese attack in june of 1942 and is now desperately trying to locate the identification tags, something that hung from her rearview mirror. >> i like to look at them. it is a reminder of my family and to work hard and you do the things that he was not able to do. jr: private rebellion was posthumously given purple heart for his actions in world war ii. katie says her uncle still has that metal, but the family does not have much else other than

these tags and a few pictures. she put up flyers offering a $500 reward in the hope that someone will come forward. >> we don't care how you got them. we don't care anything. we just would really like them back. the person that took those does not understand the significance of what they are or does not have what we have with our history and, you know, without ambrose was such a big part of our lives even though he is not here anymore. jr: if you think you have come across regalia's military dog tags, you can go to our website featuring this story. there you will find contact information for the family. a first of its kind memorial service was held for nearly 500 people in santa rosa who had nearly family nor 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. >> the county is there to celebrate everyone who passes away in our community as an equal member of our community to give them a final resting place because they were our friends andeighbors and loved ones, and they matter to us. >> the city says they now plan to make this service a yearly tradition. every year, the bodies of approximately 140 people who died in sonoma county go unclaimed at the coroner, local hospitals, and funeral homes. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, a crossroads for one lgbtq+ group in the bay area. why they are finding themselves being pushed to the limit by alarming trends. also, a little bit of history tonight in san francisco. we will take you to the city's first juneteenth parade. hear from the mayor on its significance. >> we had trace amounts of rainfall in napa, and we could still see some isolated showers chances. i will

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jr: welcome back. excitement today as over 2000 participants wrap up journey from san francisco to los angeles for the aids lifecycle. the ride this $11 million to support hiv and aids-related services. the los angeles lgbtq center and san francisco aids foundation. since 1994, participants have raised more than $300 million for the cause. riders arrived at the finish line today at santa monica's

pier, where they were greeted with food, music, and entertainment. new at 11:00, and nonprofit that helps lgbtq+ youth held a fundraiser tonight. with what is going on around the country, it finds itself busier than ever as more and more people seek a place to turn to be able to express themselves. tara campbell has the story. terra: president joe praising the courage of the lgbtq+ community at the white house pride celebration saturday and calling for action. >> we need to push back against the hundreds of kalus and cynical bills and laws introduced in the states targeting transgender children. tara: the aclu tracking nearly 500 bills taking aim at lgbtq+ rights across the nation. >> families across the country faced excruciating decisions to relocate to a different state to protect their child from dangerous lgbtq laws, we have

act. >> we have seen an uptick in youth and their families, honestly, leaving red states, seeking refuge in california and any other blue state. tara: the executive director and president of lyric, and nonprofit that has been serving san francisco's lgbtq+ youth, for decades. >> for the past few months, we have experienced three direct bomb threats. tara: but the nonprofit is not backing down. in fact, it is doubling down, extending itself beyond the bay area. >> we are trying to figure out ways to provide resources, information to the organizers and everyone -- families and young people that are in those red states. tara: and they say is it's stretching their resources as they work to keep up with growing demand. >> we still have youth coming to our doors and homophobia, transphobia, family

rejection. it is even in san francisco. tara: meanwhile in the president has a message for transgender kids across the country. >> you are loved. you are heard. you are understood. and you belong. error: tara campbell, news. ♪ jr: people took part in the first ever pride parade in san mateo. organizers started the parade in response to attacks against lgbtq+ people across the nation. a family-friendly celebration followed the parade and featured drag performers, a dj, food trucks, resource and vendor booths, and a youth area. sanraisco's pride parade

sunday, june 25. abc 7 is a proud sponsor. you can watch the parade live right here on abc 7 and our streaming tv app. today, the city of san francisco celebrated juneteenth with an inaugural parade. it celebrates african-american culture and recognizes contributions of progress. the parade began at market and spears streets. it featured black cowboys, live bands, and community leaders. mayor london breed was there, where she discussed the importance of juneteenth. >> other people who are not even familiar with it, they can understand and start to research their history. this is not just about a day off of work. this is about rid. this is about looking at the injustices around slavery and having honest conversations about the disparities that still exist because of slavery as it relates to the black community. jr: the fenimore juneteenth festival will take place on june

17. looks like a fun time was had out there. it did look a little gray, though. and gloomy. francis: yeah, kind of has a june gloom, lots of clouds around the bay area. we will continue to see the same tomorrow, but next weekend will look a little bit different. sunny and warmer next weekend, but for right now, i will show you live doppler 7. on the satellite image, we have all those clouds because of this area of low pressure ride around the central park of the state, and it brought numerous thunderstorms to the sierra. you can see it off the central part of the coast, still bringing some lightning strikes, and for us, some cloud cover. even a little bit of precipitation. we had some trace amounts in napa today, and we could see trace amounts over the next day. i live look over emeryville shows you some clouds off the coast, and you can see it is a pretty nice drive into san francisco right now. san francisco, 54.

oakland, 55. temperatures are starting to become more uniform as we show you this other live shot in san jose, you will find more temperatures in the 50's. 55 for both santa rosa and novato. concord, 59. livermore, 56. this time at the golden gate bridge, we will see lots of low clouds spilling in. in fact, it will be cloudier overnight. isolated showers are all the way through monday, but it is a slight chance and temperatures are going to once again be near or slightly below average for the next few days, so our forecast animation shows you lots of low clouds over the bay area and then they will fill in overnight into tomorrow morning. we could see more fog in parts of the north bay and along the coast, even some patchy drizzle and a few drops off the coast and into tomorrow afternoon,

will get some breaks and sunshine. you will see some of it clearing into the north bay but in the east bay, we will still see some cloud cover. southbay will get a little bit of clearing in the afternoon and the clouds will fill that in once again sunday night into monday morning. overnight lows will generally be in the low to mid 50's. san francisco 53. a little cooler in santa rosa and napa. 55 in san jose. tomorrow temperatures will be similar to what we experience today. breezy at the beaches. san francisco, 63. oakland, 67. san jose, 75. if you are headed to the sonoma raceway, it will get more sunshine. temperatures will warm up into the low 70's by the afternoon. here's the accuweather 7-dave are cast. once again, we are below average with cloudy conditions, partly cloudy and little change for monday. tuesday, we start to get more sunshine.

in fact, wednesday, you will notice a shift and we will get sunshine, slightly milder weather, and next weekend looks to be warmer and sunnier. they are: a little it feels comfortable. i guess that's the positive. >> some people like -- i like the 70's. jr: it is comfortable race-watching weather. it is story time on saturday, but it's not just anyone telling a tale. that is olympic champion kristi is it possible to protect my business from cyber threats? it is, with comcast business. helping every connected device stay protected. yours. your employees'. even...

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>> i believe in dreaming b jr: olympic medalist and bay area native kristi yamaguchi entertained an audience of kids today at the children's discovery museum in san jose.

the museum hosted its first family literacy festival. different celebrities and authors took turns reading to kids. the event is organized by the san jose public library foundation, and yamaguchi's always dream foundation. >> it is about giving access to quality books but also encouraging families to really set aside time to read with them every day or three times a week at the minimum because that is going to set them up for success later on in school. jr: the guest enjoy all the museum has to offer including hands-on activities and art projects. chris alvarez is here with a preview of sports. chris: coming up in sports, the a's work extras in milwaukee while the giants struggled to hit against the cubs, plus a struggle at stanford. how a

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there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap and help grow the workforce that's keeping us all safe. chris: giants hosting the cubs for game two of a three-game we can set and it was pride night.

the team has hosted pride night every season for the better part of 30 years. giants down 1-0, brandon crawford's deep drive to right-center. a former giant playing center for the cubs and what a catch at right-center. gregor bronco -- blanco made the catch. crist for morel deep to ride just off the roof, and that ball hits a homerun. cubs starter kyle hendrix cruising, striking out i'm a no-hitter through six. now bottom eight, hendrix just world for outs away from a no-no. mitch henniker deep to left field, but i got off the wall. it is a double. that is the only hit. they will look to avoid the sweep on monday. days in milwaukee, first baseman ryan miller grew up about an hour south of milwaukee. they know how to tailgate.

top 6, 1-zero game, deep to right left, looking good, but it ends up as a long out. the fan club thought it was out. he thought he had the ball a little better, too. top, tied at one, diaz finishe off a three-hit day, drives in tony kemp with the go-ahead run. it is 2-1 oakland. last chance for the brewers. a's it is also the first four-game win streak of the manager's career. stanford houston texas in game one of the ncaa baseball super regionals. first in a near disaster. stanford center fielder any parking, left for fielder alberto riaz come together. rios did make the catch. malcolm moore, two-run bomb to center, he drove in four of the team's five runs. it is a five-to lead. texas loads the basis, no outs. this time it is disaster.

right fielder campbell come together and no one gets it. we had coaches done. later, porter brown gets the longhorns' only hit of the inning, gained a 7-5 lead. texas scored five runs on just one hit, and a strike out and the game as the cardinals loose 7-5. they must win the sunday 6:00 p.m. elimination game to force a game three monday. let's go racing at sonoma. >> drivers! start your engines! [engines revving] chris: patrick baldwin junior gets things going for the first ever xfinity race in sonoma on saturday night. kyle larson dominant most of the way, in second with 10 laps to go, clips attire on turn 11, loses control, drops into third place and eric, rollo holds on for the win. the big race is on the pole

the big race is on monday. denny hamlin on the pole. jr: thanks so much. much more to come on abc 7 news out of the let -- abc 7 is at 11:00. a remarkable story out of columbia where four children have been found alive after their plane crashed more than a month ago. and using a robotic

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. jr: one day after that historic 37 having count federal indictment against donald trump was unsealed, the former president is back on the campaign trail. he continues to insist he did nothing wrong, although the 49-page indictment accuses trump adding the nation's security at risk and mishandling of classified documents. alison classic has the latest. alison: former president trump campaigning for the first time since the 37-count indictment

against him was unsealed. speaking to supporters at a rally in georgia, calling it a travesty of justice. >> is it's a horrible thing for this country. i mean, the only good thing about it is it has driven my poll numbers way up. >> trump then traveling to greensboro for the north carolina gop state convention, maintaining his innocence. >> small dollar fundraising is setting records, but still, you get indicted over nothing? alison: special counsel jack smith is encouraging everyone to read the entire document that lays out the charges against the former president. >> our laws that protect national defense information are critical to the safety and security of the united states, and they must be enforced. violations of those laws put our country at risk. >> stacks of boxes allegedly filled with sensitive documents that the indictment says trump was not authorized to possess

were found at a mar-a-lago ballroom, a bedroom, even a bathroom. trump is accused of showing some of these documents to unauthorized people at least twice. once in july 2021, trump allegedly showed a writer a plan of attack drawn up by the pentagon. "as president, i could have declassified it," trump is quoted as saying. "now, i can't." trump is also accused of showing a map of a military operation. he is accused of directing his valet, also charged in the case, to move classified documents. the valet joined trump on the campaign trail today, serving as his body man. he has not commented on charges against him, but not included in the indictment -- a motive. >> all they have to do is prove that the crime was committed beyond a reasonable doubt, and motive does not have to be proven.

alison: the secret service, u.s. marshals, and miami police are already working on security plans for tuesday when trump is due to appear in miami federal court. francis will skip sunday's customary public blessing as he heals from abdominal surgery. he underwent a three-hour procedure earlier this week to remove increasingly painful scarring that resulted from previous ab surgeries. the surgery also repaired a hernia in his abdomen wall. a vatican spokesman says the pope will recite the traditional sunday noon prayer privately. the join in. at least three british soldiers fainted today while rehearsing for king charles' upcoming birthday parade. the temperature hit a scorching 86° while they were dressed in wool uniforms and bearskin hats. video showed one trombonist who

was overcome by the heat still attempting to play before being led away. the practice was overseen by prince william. the king's birthday parade is scheduled for june 17. 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" reports involving tesla autopilot in the u.s. since 2019. 17 were fatal. the national highway transportation administration says it is unclear if the technology was the cause of each crash, but the vast majority of automated technology crashes involved tesla's. subaru was second with 23 reported crashes since 2019. tesla did not respond to a request from "the washington post" for comment. now to an incredible tale of

survival. rescuers scoured the amazon rain forest are more than a month, searching for for children after they were on a plane that crashed when it was traveling. rena: 40 days after their plane crashed in the amazon rainforest, for young children have been rescued. a colombian military official told reporters they are now here in bogota, relieving the most -- receiving the most specialized care. they are going to be taken care of in our great military hospital. the search of the rain forest spanning more than a three-mile radius. rescuers never giving up. the colombian army and local indigenous people all taking part in the intense rescue mission, at times dropping food packages and flyers into the jungle, hoping to aid survival and using recordings of their grandmother's voice telling the kids to stay put. the children, aged 13, 9, four, and the youngest, just a year,

were traveling with their mother, plus one other passenger and the pilot. the crash happened when the pilot of a cessna single engine plane declared an emergency due to engine failure. all the adults on the plane were killed. officials say the children are from the amazon and the oldest did have some knowledge of how to survive in the rain forest. columbia's president saying their survival will become history, calling them children of peace and the children of columbia. their grandparents overjoyed. their grandmother saying she is going to hug all of them, saying she needs them here. jr: what an amazing story. still ahead, christmas is canceled -- well, sort of. you will like tomorrow and even monday's. we are in a steady patt

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jr: welcome back. anchor brewing company is canceling christmas -- well, sort of. along with several other changes, "the chronicle" reports the san francisco beer maker will hold national distribution of all of its peers due to cost. going forward, anchor beers will be available only in california, which represents 70% of its sales. this coming holiday season, anchor will not be releasing one of its signature offerings. anchor christmas ale. a small amount will be available solely at anchor public taps for visitors at the tasting room. in the east bay, a robotic dog is being tested as a tool to help with dangerous inspection operations typically performed by people. amanda del castillo was with

east bay mud and uc berkeley engineers as they showcased spot. amanda: they call him spot. a robotic pup engineers hoping will pave the way for inspections of underground and underwater infrastructure with less risk to humans. place in the future, we will still be doing human inspection, but we are looking at ways of using this technology not just for us, but other types of inspections and beyond. amanda: spot is being tested to hopefully improve on already capabilities. >> this was last inspected in 1987, so this is a really great opportunity for us to go in and see how infrastructure is holding up, if it needs any immediate repairs, and like i said, it is looking pretty good. amanda: equipped with more sensors than a drone and carrying 3d and stereo cameras,

spot is equipped to provide more precise information about water tunnel conditions. that's what is happening here at the upper san leandro tunnel. spot testing all 7000 feet of this tunnel. >> it is difficult to go in, and spot is not that big and can carry many things and can go all the way in and come out and get a nice measurement. amanda: spot was deployed for day two of testing this morning. under remote control, engineers monitored spot's wi-fi range and tolerance to water and moisture. >> it is very slippery, we do some small calibrations inside, we can also make him walking the water. amanda: spot is also able to detect air quality and algae growth. other industries have activated spot, including construction, mining, public safety, and more, all highlighting hard-to-reach places. >> being able to understand where the water is coming from

is pretty cool, and bonus also checking out this robot and innovation. jr: joint francis, and spot probably does better in weather like we have, the cooler weather. francis: and it will be very much the same. temperatures in the mid-50's and will drop a few more degrees tomorrow overnight. even some fog and drizzle near the beach is and tomorrow temperatures will be similar to today's, and noticed we could see some spotty isolated showers in parts of the north bay, maybe the peninsula coast. it would be breezy in the afternoon. 60's to 70's around the bay, near 80 inland and still upper 50's at beaches. here's the accuweather forecast. still lots of gray skies ahead for sunday into monday, little change there, partly cloudy into tuesday. gets a little milder midweek, and notice more sunshine towards the end of the week and warmer temperatures near average or

even above average for next weekend. jr: not sure how spot does in spotty showers. thank you so much. here's chris with a preview of sports. chris: coming up in sports, a former shark comes up big in game four of the stanley cup final. plus, stephen curry provides a day of play some open middle schoolers will never forget. prices going up everywhere. it's goodbye steaks. hello, cereal. this is grocery outlet and your family can still have steaks for dinner. follow me. at grocery outlet we have an amazing selection of meats. like beef, pork, chicken,

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chris: on monday, stephen curry stopped by elmhurst middle school in oakland, part of his commitment with his and his wife's eat pray love foundation providing an unforgettable day of play. >> say cheese! how y'all doing?

doing good? >> describe the importance of today and what's going to happen here on these grounds. >> bringing the elp bus out, helping sponsor this event where we can continue to give kids excitement and inspiration and resources across our three pillars. we are going to play on the playground. we got books. we are going to read and learn, and then we have fresh produce and items they can take home as well for the eat course. chris: i love seeing the bus again. how big was play for you as a child? >> healthy, active lifestyle was huge. kids should have a solid balance and find their inner child. that is a big part of it, identifying your sense of identity, your inner confidence. come on! that was nasty. since of community and being able to play with other kids from all different walks of life and different ages.

it is about discovery. this is beautiful. chris: how much fun is the surprised? >> i'm never too far removed from those moments. if it's 30 seconds or 30 minutes with a kid, if you can change something in their lives, if it that they feel seen or they've been down and needed a little excitement in their lives, you know, the inspiration of maybe they found something they see and be, to lock eyes with them and shake their hand or give them a high five, whatever it is to take -- whatever it is it takes to lift them up. i'm extremely proud of the work we have been able to do in the first coming up on four years. what we are most proud of is staying true to who we are and what we are doing across our three pillars. not just because of who me and aisha are but because of the

work we are doing. what elp stands for fresh. chris: full, extended feature on our website. kids having a great time saturday night. that is too easy for j over he, seventh of the year, up one-no. 57 minute, grabs the ball deep in philly's zone, and travel fires it in. second of the year. they are unbeaten at home this season. game four of the stanley cup final, panthers trying to even things up with the golden eyes. fans dressed as the hands of brothers from the classic movie "slap shot" there. golden knights got up florida cut it to a one-goal game. mad rush on the net, and former sharks goalie with two passives as time expires. game-ceiling saves for vegas, taking a 3-1 series lead.

fights breaking out everywhere. game five in las vegas tuesday night with a chance to clinch the cup for las vegas. there was some question that the belmont stakes would even be run because of air quality, but it went off, no issues. no triple crown winner possible this year, but history still may in new york as archangel estate ahead of favorite forte to win -- stayed ahead of favorite forte to win. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. jr: thanks so much. a reminder that you can watch all our newscasts live and on-demand through the abc numeral bay area connected tv app. it is available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and start streaming. that is it for tonight. i'm j.r. stone. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. thanks for joining us and have a

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