he was dubbed the unabomber for targeting universities with exploding letters and packages. in a statement today, the chicago office of the fbi says, we have attempted to secure dna samples from numerous individuals including ted kaczynski. to dade, mr. kaczynski has declined voluntarily to provide the sample. the fbi does not call kaczynski a suspect and won't explain why it doesn't already have dna from the unabomber. kaczynski in a handwritten motion for retention of evidence is requesting a court order to refrain from disposing of records, evidence and chemical analysis of compounds found in his cabin that would prove he did not have cyanide in his possession. several months after the tylenol poisonings, a boston man was arrested for sending an extortion letter to johnson & johnson. in it, james lewis demanded a million dollars to stop the killing. although he served 12 years in prison for the plot, lewis has always maintained his innocence in the murders. sandra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >>> a major speech on middle east policy today the president told nations that

marshal's office is currently holding an auction on many of the unabomber ted kaczynski his personal items it's been a rolling in and things like yes the unabomber is typewriter that's currently up to eleven thousand bucks i handwritten copy of his manifesto at more than seventeen thousand but the hottest item right now is of course the aviator sunglasses and the goodies what shirt at the unabomber was wearing in the now infamous police sketch video at over twenty thousand dollars the auction ends in a week with lots of other items up for grab like a pair of hiking boots personal photos of the unabomber hanging out back in the sixty's i'm guessing the items that don't sell can be put up on a new upstart website e-bay for terrorists. any good war effort needs an effective p.r. strategy campaign to specify just who the enemy is and why they should be defeated i will see rally support so when it comes to the republican war on the working class who do you think they turn to for help with messaging well fox news or box business channel actually did well enough all this week fox's running

fbi investigators are now looking at a possible link to the unabomber. pierre thomas explains why. >> reporter: it was a national nightmare. someone was lacing tylenol with cyanide. seven people murdered in chicago in the fall of 1982. >> cyanide-contained tylenol. >> this product may be contaminated with cyanide and should be destroyed. >> reporter: it dominated headlines. >> a nationwide search is under way today to find a man and a woman wanted for questioning in the tylenol murders. >> reporter: the case literally changed the way americans shop. the scare prompted the nation's first mass recall of a retail product. tamper-proof medicines now a fact of life. three decades later, the case remains unsolved. now, a shot in the dark. the unabomber terrorized the country for 18 years. >> are you responsible for the bombings? >> reporter: injuring 23 people and killing three in a series of mail bombs. as it turns out, kaczynski grew up in the chicago area where the tylenol attacks happened. four of his bombing took place there between 1978 and 1980. sources

---el "fbi" investiga si "ted kaczynski", mejor conocido como "unabomber", tuvo algo que ver con un incidenteocurrido en chicago, en 1982, en el que siete personas murieron luego de tomar pastillas de "tylenol"

---en una mocion presentada en un tribunal federal el "unabomber" impuso una condicion para dar la muestra se detenga la subasta de sus pertenencias en la internet.---en respuesta, las autoridades dijeron que no hay motivo para interferir con la orden de una venta previamente aprobada por una corte. ---el secretario de transporte, "ray lahood", se reunio con los afectados por la explosion mortal de "san bruno" y prometio redoblar esfuerzos para imponer normas en las tuberias de gas. ---"lahood" dijo que trabajara con la administracion de seguridad de gasoductos y materiales peligrosos para adoptarimplementar regulaciones mas estrictas. ---aunque no detallo el contenido de las regulaciones indico que las empresas deben realizar una revision a fondo de los gasoductos de transmision de gas natural, reemplazar las tuberias daÑadas, y proveer informacion de facil acceso al publico. ---siguen surgiendo detalles de la relacion extramarital que "arnold schwarzenegger" tuvo con una empleada domestica.---un sitio de internet reveÓ hoy que "mildred patricia baena" estaba obsesionada con ser como "mar

armchair detectives have long pointed the finger at ted kaczynski, the unabomber. and now the fbi is investigating a possible link. here's pierre thomas. >> reporter: it was a national nightmare. someone was lacing tylenol with cyanide. seven people murdered in chicago in the fall of 1982. >> cyanide contains tylenol. >> this product may be contaminated with cyanide and should be destroyed. >> reporter: it dominated headlines. >> a nationwide search is under way today to find a man and a woman wanted for questioning in the tylenol murders. >> reporter: a case that literally changed the way americans shop. the tylenol scare prompted the nation's first mass recall of a retail product. tamper-proof medicines now a fact of life. three decades later the case remains unsolved. now a shot in the dark. the unabomber terrorized the country for 18 years. >> sir, are you responsible for these bombings? >> reporter: injuring 23 people and killing 3 in a series of mail bombings. as it turns out, kaczynski grew up in the chicago area where the tylenol attacks happened. four of h

the cold case has burdened investigators until the fbi asked the unabomber for a dna sample.omas has the story. >> reporter: it was a national nightmare. someone was lacing tylenol with cyanide. seven people murdered in chicago in the fall of 1982. >> cyanide-contained tylenol. >> this product may be contaminated with cyanide and should be destroyed. >> reporter: it dominated headlines. >> a nationwide search is under way today to find a man and a woman wanted for questioning in the tylenol murders. >> reporter: the case that literally changed the way americans shop. the tylenol scare prompted the nation's first mass recall of a retail product. tamper-proof medicine's now a fact of life. three decades later, the case remains unsolved. now a shot in the dark. the unabomber terrorized the country for 18 years. >> are you responsible for these bombings? >> reporter: injuring 23 people and killing three in a series of mail bombings. as it turns out kaczynski grew up in the chicago area where the tylenol attacks happened. four of his bombings took place there between 1978 and 1980

you may also remember ted kaczynski, the convicted unabomber. a reclusive homegrown american terrorist and killer. now, we have learned the fbi, after all these years, is looking to see whether there's a connection between the two. our justice correspondent pete williams starts us off in washington with more on this story tonight. pete, good evening. >> reporter: brian, this is a strange one, admittedly a leap for investigators. they want a dna sample from kaczynski. who has been serving a life sentence in the supermax prison in colorado. officials say it's part of an effort to pursue any avenue that might help solve the tylenol mystery. it was a brazen attack on something in millions of medicine cabinets. seven people in the chicago area died in 1982 after taking pills from bottles laced with cyanide. the poisonings alarmed the nation and led to new tamper-proof packaging for all kinds of items. >> anyone could be a victim, which made it extremely frightening in 1982 and today, it would be what we call domestic terrorism. >> no one was charged

. >>> an auction is currently underway to sell items once been on owned by the unabomber, but as ktvu's rita williams reports, the former fbi agent who helped arrest the hun bomber says what's happening -- the unabomber says what's happening is disgrace. >> reporter: yes. ted cha -- disgraceful. >> reporter: yes. ted kaczynski pleaded guilty. he was indeed the notorious unabomber. >> look at these clothe falling off him. >> reporter: that's max knowles with kaczynski after he and two other officers lured him out of his cabin with two other officers, flashed his badge and gun. >>> knowles now retired says kaczynski after eluding capture for 20 years thought he'd have time to blow up his cabin and everything in it. he didn't. >> we surprised him when we were able to take him out. we come up with a treasure trove of information in that cabin. >> reporter: and it's that treasure trove minus the bombs and bomb making material that's now for sale here in this online auction. leigh days into the two-week government auction, the -- three days into the two-week government auction the unabomber's

. >>> an auction is currently underway to sell items once been on owned by the unabomber, but as ktvu's rita williams reports, the former fbi agent who helped arrest the hun bomber says what's happening -- the unabomber says what's happening is disgrace. >> reporter: yes. ted cha -- disgraceful. >> reporter: yes. ted kaczynski pleaded guilty. he was indeed the notorious unabomber. >> look at these clothe falling off him. >> reporter: that's max knowles with kaczynski after he and two other officers lured him out of his cabin with two other officers, flashed his badge and gun. >>> knowles now retired says kaczynski after eluding capture for 20 years thought he'd have time to blow up his cabin and everything in it. he didn't. >> we surprised him when we were able to take him out. we come up with a treasure trove of information in that cabin. >> reporter: and it's that treasure trove minus the bombs and bomb making material that's now for sale here in this online auction. leigh days into the two-week government auction, the -- three days into the two-week government auction the unabomber's

." >> plus, selling the unabomber's prized possessions from his glasses to his clothes. items getting the highest bid and who gets the cash coming up. >>> friday the 13th turning out to be pretty lucky weather-wise outside. plenty of blue skies but the weekend, wow! we are in for some big time changes. more on that coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, this was the scene in downtown san jose after the 3- to-2 win over the detroit red winds in the best of seven >>> the sharks hang on to advance to the conference final. this is the scene 10 in downtown san jose last night after the win over the red wings. it was the best-of-seven. they face vancouver sunday. fans already lining up this morning to snag tickets to the first home game, which by the way is a week from tonight. >> lawrence karnow joins us. we love the little sunshine we are seeing but don't blink, right? >> no. don't get used to it. we have some big changes coming for the weekend. hey, folks, it is back to winter as we have storm clouds gathering once again and yes, it looks like rain could very well make a return.

evidence that could connect the unabomber to the tylenol killings. >> and a millionaire on food stamps? why this guy says he deserves it. coming up. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. we started out with some low clouds and some fog but hey, here comes that sunshine. just how long will the spring weather stick around? we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, final message. al-qaida released t [ foreign language ] >>> it could be osama bin laden's final message, al qaeda releasing this audio recording online today. in it, he praises the revolutions that have gripped the arab world and called on supporters to topple more tyrants. it's believe it was recorded shortly before his death from inside his compound where the navy seals found and killed him. >>> president obama offered punishment and praise to countries in the mideast today. he made what the white house called a major address at the state department. as danielle nottingham reports, the president wants to steer that region towards peace and stability. >> reporter: president obama is pun

. >>> ahead, why federal authorities are taking a new look at the unabomber case. also, more information is coming out about the ex- governor's secret child and the woman at the center of the affair. the weather is getting warmer, but for how long? mark tamayo will tell us. also -- >> no ordinary people. >> and caltrans crews reach a high point in the new bay bridge construction project. the fresh tasting california sour cream your other food loves. >>> few hours ago, supporters of solar energy rallied at san francisco city hall, protesting budget cuts that threaten the go solar sf rebate program. the public utilities commission wants to slash $2 million from the program's 5 million-dollar mother. today environmentalists, city supervisors, and solar power companies took part in a demonstration. >>> we are now learning what may is led arnold schwarzenegger to disclose that he had fatherrered a child with his housekeeper. the media is swarming around the bakersfield home of 50-year- old mildred baena who threatened to go public with the affair a few weeks later, schw

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the other, the unabomber. the fbi looking into a possible link between the reclusive killer and the still unsolved tylenol murders. ted kaczynski says the fbi wants a sample of his dna to check if he played a role in lacing the tylenol with cyanide. you may remember seven people in the chicago area died back in 1982 after taking the tylenol pills. the poisonings alarmed an entire nation. >> anyone could be a victim which made it extremely frightening back in 1982. compared to today, what we would call domestic terrorism. >> now kaczynski who was convicted of being the unabomber denies any involvement in the case and he is zg judge to delay the auction of his items taken from his cabin. items which may exonerate him from the killings. >>> a mom who claimed to botox her 8-year-old said she made the whole thing up for money too. late. we'll see why it may now cost her a small fortune. >> in depth, we take you inside the mind of a sexual predator. a child molester talks about his crime, his motivation and what par

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no word on a motive. >>> fbi agents want dna from unabomber ted kaczynski. the reason?rmine if he is connected to the tylenol poisonings that killed seven people almost 30 years ago. that case has never been solved. there is no explanation why the fbi is eyeing kazcynski in the case. >>> and right now, crewmembers aboard the space shuttle endeavour taking their first spacewalk. live pictures. astronauts working on the international space station during the 6.5-hour spacewalk. this is the first of four spacewalks for the mission the last space mission for the shuttle endeavour. >>> nice weather with a few clouds this morning clearing out. a lot of that at the coast and the bay. a couple of patches in the valleys but through the day that's going to break up. here comes the sunshine on a friday. and looking good. 60s to mid-70s inland inside the bay lots of sunshine, passing clouds, breezy it the afternoon but temperatures into the 60s. cooler at the coast, 50s and 60s and that patchy fog. so we are looking good as high pressure is sitting over head. but clouds off the coa

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the unabomber. that chicago poisoning case with potassium cyanide. it led to a massive recall. kosinski claimed he had never had that poisoned. he has even volunteered to provide a dna sample, however, he is serving time with the explosion. >> cabral defergabrielle giffor has even a and another for actual surgery. on her frontal lobe. with a piece of plastic. she will be able to remove that helmet. >> she is going to speak in court to mitch to return to mitchell, keeping her captive for nine months. >> i certainly have moved on with my life and i do not dwell on it. i have, for giving them. i have forgiven him. >> the attorney of brian mitchell are arguing that the amount of the sentence but that she came away with no significant psychological damage. >> with a programming change to tell you about. dr. phil is moving time slots to 4:00 p.m. that will begin monday, may 30th we will be right back. [ jerry ] look at this! you got a state-of-the-art man-cave, but the savings account of a cave-man! hey sports fans check this out. [ beep ] oops, my bad. earn more with interestplus sa

>>pam: the government is going to auction off banks by the unabomber. this orange jumpsuit is serving a life sentence after killing three people in a series of mail bombings next week and online auction on the general services administration website. even that the a regional handwritten version of his manifesto. (music) >> jacqueline: live look from the roof cam downtown san francisco sunny skies everywhere! that wind is taking a that fog out from the coast. current conditions are warmer today than what we saw, yesterday. with the exception of the coast, cooler temperatures on the coast inland, 70's. and parts of the north bay and to the south bay as well. what we can expect with clear skies and slightly cooler conditions for your friday commute. mainly in the 40's but some places will be in the 50s. high clouds streaming through some spots and temperatures will not will down too much. similar temperatures as today. gusting wind up to 20 m.p.h. also similar to today. for temperatures? not too different. with fog, 70's inland. 70's in santa rosa, 59 in s

when it was published in 1995, a man stepped forward to identify his brother as the unabomber.ematician, had been living a hermit's life in a cab nin the montana woods. the man that headed the task force investigating the bombings remembers combing through the cabin for evidence. >> we had to stop this search on the third day because we found a live bomb under his bed ready to mail. >> reporter: up for auction, the bow and arrow he used to hunt for food. the tools he used to fashion bombs from auto parts and scraps of wood. thousands of pages of writings, some of them in code. and in one journal kaczinsky talks about gathering hair from a floor of a bus station bathroom. >> subsequent bombs he would place some of those hairs between the layers of tape so that if we ever found the hairs and did dna, we would have -- we would be on the wrong trail because the dna wouldn't be his. >> reporter: kaczinsky is serving a life sentence. he failed to get the courts to stop the auction which one critic compares to the sale of nazi memorabilia. >> i think it is really a misguided idea. all

the fbi wants a sample of unabomber ted kaczynski's dna.ing to determine if he's connected to the 1982 tylenol poisoning scare. remember that? seven people died after taking tylenol laced with potassium cyani cyanide. serving a sentence after a string of pipe bombing. we'll talk more about all of this with a man that knows the unabomber well, that's at the top of the hour. >>> tragic news from the mississippi river flooding. the first death linked to the slow-moving disaster happened near vicksburg, mississippi. the victim a 69-year-old man, walter cook, he was pulled from the floodwaters tuesday. he died this morning. the mississippi river is topping out an all-time high at vicksburg. certainly no certainty of what the floodwaters -- when the floodwaters will recede. look at this. people are doing what they can to protect their belongings. you can see in some of these pictures, what you're seeing people have made their own levees around their homes and in some cases it appears it's working. >>> the mothers of two american hikers held in ir

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the fbi wants the dna of the so-called unabomber ted kaczynski for its investigation into the still unsolved tylenol killings. in 1982, seven people died after taking pills from tylenol bottles laced with cyanide. a lawyer for the unibomber who is serving a life sentence for his attacks that killed three, said the dna is wanted to rule him out as a suspect. >>> in peshawar, a pakistani bystander died while several americans were hurt. the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility. >>> senate republicans have handed president obama his first senate defeat of a judicial nominee. the senate was eight votes short of the 60 needed to end debate and give goodwin liu, a university of california law professor who is viewed as a liberal, an up or down vote on his nomination. >>> and who knew the centers for disease control has a sense of humor? in a blog post, the cdc gives ways to prepare for a zombie apocalypse. the post got so much attention, it actually crashed the cdc website. they say it was just a satyrical way to get attention for the real issue of preparing for hurricane season. mission a

the united states tracking down the unabomber down several years and heefs here in the united states with if fbi and other intelligence agencies pursuing him. it's not necessarily indicative that pakistan knew where osama bin laden was and did not do enough to bring him to justice. we're going to learn more about that. just a point to keep in mind. >> i would say with the unabomber because he was found in the back end of nowhere in montana, it raised fewer questions than if he'd been found in a nice house in nyack. >> absolutely. there's a lot of tough questions to be answered by pakistani officials. certainly one not to jump to conclusions in terms of what role they may have plaid or not played. >> absolutely. it's a point well taken. it's always really nice to have you here. thank you very much. >> thank you, rachel. >> mr. ahead, including some bad, but really heartwarming singing. >>> and why i should never be the one responsible for holding the camera. stay with us. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp

is investigating whether ted kaczynski, unabomber, was involved in the tyler scandal. he wrote in papers that the prison officials received request from the f.b.i. for d.n.a. samples. spokeswoman says kaczynski refused to give a sample voluntarily and wouldn't say if he could be compelled to give one. kaczynski is serving a life sentence after pleading guilty in 1998 to setting 16 explosions that killed three people and injured several more. >>> doctors in houston say wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords is now awake and communicating after skull surgery. yesterday, doctors nut a plastic implant that replaces a piece of her skull that was removed in january to release swelling after she was shot in the head. her husband, mark kelly currently in space commanding the shuttle "endeavor" says he talked to family members about his wife's recovery. kelly spoke this morning from the international space station. >> she is doing really well. everything went as planned. she is recuperating and getting back to therapy today. it went really well. >> astronauts accomplished the

the fbi is looking for a link between the unabomber and the tylenol problem. seven people in the chicago area died in 1982 after taking the pills, which had people across the country on edge. >> anyone could be a victim. it made it extremely fightening back in 1982. today, it would be called domestic terrorism. >> kaczynski denies involvement. he's asking for them to take items from his cabin. it might clear him from the killings. >>> throwing him under the spokes. seven time tour de france champion, lance arm strong. appearing last night, olympic gold medalist and admitted doper said he saw arm strong inject himself with drug performing drugs. armstrong's attorney is dismissing the claims saying hamilton is just trying to sell a book he's working on. armstrong writes, never failed a test. i rest my case. good point. let's check the weekend forecast with christina. >> good morning. it looks good this weekend. if you want to get outdoors, you can do so. all cities will see temperatures in the 70s saturday and sunday. that's great news. this is what's happening.

both were accused of spying after they were caught crossing the iraq/iran border. >>> the unabomber is being investigated for another series of crimes, the unsolved tylenol poisonings in chicago that killed seven people. he was asked to provide dna samples to the fbi but he refused unless the government stopped its online auction of his personal items. but the auction went on with proceeds going towards the $15 million he owes to his victims. he said some of the evidence seized from his cabin may exonerate him in those tylenol killings. he is currently serving a life sentence after pleading guilty in 1998 for killing three people and injuring 20 others in a mail bombing spree that spanned nearly two decades. >>> well, still ahead here at 6:00, a lasting legacy. what makes san francisco's crissy field one of the most te beautiful places in the bay area, and how volunteers helped make it happen. nbc bay area's doug mcconnell will have that for you in a moment. >>> and inside the eye of a tornado. the amazing video tonight. >>> unbelievable. after one of the deadliest outbreaks in decades

. >>> items once owned by the you in a bomber are now being -- unabomber are now being auctioned off, the fbi agent who helped apprehend him said the auction is disgraceful. he said that do skin ski had planned to blow up his cabinet and everything in it. >> i think the stuff ought to be put in an incinerator and burned. that's not somebody that i believe we should be glorifying. >> do skin ski was responsible for 16 different bombings that killed several and injured many others. so far there are two items bringing in the highest bids. the first is his handwritten antitechnology manifesto. the lasted by was for $17,000. the other is the hoody and sunglasses he wore. the last bid on those items was $20,000. >>> and now to a different on- line auction. there is only one more day to bid on the had worn by princess beatrice at the royal wedding. that went up for sale on ebay nine days ago. right now the highest bid is more than $120,000. all proceeds will go to unicef and another children's charity. the hat was custom made by a well-known british designer. >>> well, the honeymoon is over

just a point to keep in mind. >> i would say with the unabomber because he was found in the back enduestions than if he'd been found in a nice house in nyack. >> absolutely. absolutely. there's a lot of tough questions to be answered by pakistani officials. certainly one not to jump to conclusions in terms of what role they may have played or not have played. >> absolutely. it's a point well taken. it's always really nice to have you here. thank you very much. >> thank you, rachel. >> more ahead -- including some bad, but really heartwarming singing. >>> and why i should never be the one responsible for holding the camera. stay with us. [ robin ] my name is robin. and i was a pack-a-day smoker for 25 years. i do remember sitting down with my boys, and i'm like, "oh, promise mommy you'll never ever pick up a cigarette." i had to quit. ♪ my doctor gave me a prescription for chantix, a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] chantix is a non-nicotine pill proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had

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an online auction of personal items that once belonged to convicted unabomber ted kaczynski.ome of his victims. kaczynski who is 68 now, he's serving a life sentence in colorado's supermax prison. things will go into the auction like that hood and dark sunglasses. >>> and people want to know why a recent $2 million lottery winner is still using food stamps after winning the jackpot. leroy justifies using it because he's paid $2 million in taxes on his lottery payout. >>> the chanting "no means yes" that's the video that got yale's delta cap sa epsilon thrown off campus. as you know that video went viral a few months back. the dean announced the suspension of a chapter in an e-mail to students and staffers yesterday. a yale graduate herself, alexandra, welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> refresh our memories about this video. >> say it again? >> can you refresh our memories about this video and what went down on it? >> basically, the fraternity members of delta cappa epsilon is making a joke about raped women. >> they're making the chant "question means no." >> that's why i w

." >>> jailed unabomber ted kaczynski won't give to fbi a sample of his dna. the fbi request is part of its ongoing investigation of the unsolved tylenol poisonings that killed seven people. kaczynski, in prison for mail bomb attacks that killed three, insists the agency already has evidence from his montana cabin that would exonerate him in the tylenol cases. >>> hollywood will have to wait for the big screen return of arnold schwarzenegger. the former california governor has postponed what was intended to be his movie comeback. as he braces for what could be a costly divorce. schwarzenegger and his wife maria shriver have separated over revelations that he fathered a child with their housekeeper. >>> and just ahead on the "morning news," the latest bad news on jobs. >>> plus a spacewalk for the crew of shuttle "endeavour." and some good news for the commander. you are going -- i didn't understand it. i found out that connected to our muscles are nerves that send messages through the body. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia -- thought to be the result of

. >>> items belonging to the man known as the unabomber will go on auction today. among those items a typewriter where he reportedly typed much of his manifesto and axes and various tools and a number of sunglasses. he's serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole for setting 16 explosions that killed three people including two in sacramento. proceeds from the auction will benefit the families of the victims. >>> three women raped in less than ten days. the campus where the assaults were reported and what the university's doing to fight back. >>> plus the damage to crops caused by the wet weather. how it will effect local fruit lovers. >>> welcome back to the morning news. the current storm system bringing a lot of snow to the lake tahoe area. these are pictures of the snow coming down in placer county overnight. the snow is making for slow driving through the sierra this morning. take a look. here's a live picture this morning at eastbound 80 at king vale. trucks moving pretty slowly. right now chains are required on both 80 and 50. >>> well, the ong

th >>> federal agents say there could be a link between the unabomber and a nearly three decade old murderpree. the firm confirms that agents have requested ted kaczynski's dna file. it's for a 1982 chicago area case that involved tylenol poisoning. seven people died. kaczynski has refused the request and denies involvement in the case. he submitted a letter to the feds requesting that the government not auction off some items taken from his cabin. he says they could clear him from the tylenol case. >>> an arizona college has complied with a court order to release e-mails regarding the man accused of killing six people and wounding a congresswoman. suspect jared loughner was a stay tuned at pima community college. those e-mails document several outbursts by loughner and school officials' efforts to deal with his bizarre behavior. loughner has been in custody since the january shooting spree in tucson at an event for congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >>> the antiterrorist patriots act will likely go on for a few years. top congressional leaders have agreed to a four-year extension. it was p

some of the unabomber's belongings will be auctioned off online starting today if you're interested. there are about 60 items in total including his old sunglasses, his hoodie, most of them coming from kaczynski's rustic cabin in montana. ted kaczynski is serving a life sentence for killing three and wounding 23 in a string of bombings. proceeds from the sale though will go to the victims and the families. that's why they're doing it. >> that's good to hear. >> not sure i would want to own some of that stuff but -- >> no. >> some wierdo out there probably will. >>> it's 4:56. the search for bryan stow's attackers heating up. >> how the dodgers are raising the stakes. >> and more new information coming out this morning on schwarzenegger's affair. coming up, a picture of his mistress and the house he reportedly purchased for her. >>> and the only local stop for the biggest bike race in the country is set to start in just a couple of hours. i'm kiet do with a live report coming up. >>> plus, she survived a gunshot wound to the head. now a huge leap for congresswoman gabrielle giffords.

has asked the man known as the unabomber for a d.n.a. sample in the still-unsolved 1982 tylenol poisonings in chicago. ted kaczynski, serving life in prison, denies any involvement in the tylenol case, which left seven people dead, and sources say he is not a suspect. but his d.n.a. could rule him out for sure if prosecutors ever bring a case against someone else. turning now to the middle east, where the political dynamic seems to change every day. and on this day, president obama outlined his vision for the region: arab countries that embrace democracy and a palestinian state that co-exists peacefully with israel. what he said after that sparked new controversy. here's chief white house correspondent chip reid. >> reporter: president obama spent most of his speech talking about the arab spring uprisings, but he saved his biggest surprise for the middle east peace process. >> we believe the borders of israel and palestine should be based on the 1967 lines. >> reporter: but by using the borders that existed in 1967-- before the six-day w

is investigating whether ted kaczynski unabomber, was involved in the tyler scandal. he wrote in papers that the prison officials received request from the f.b.i. for d.n.a. samples. spokeswoman says kaczynski refused to give a sample voluntarily and wouldn't say if he could be compelled to give one. kaczynski is serving a life sentence after pleading guilty in 1998 to setting 16 explosions that killed three people and injured several more. >>> doctors in houston say wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords is now awake and communicating after skull surgery. yesterday, doctors nut a plastic implant that replaces a piece of her skull that was removed in january to release swelling after she was shot in the head. her husband, mark kelly currently in space commanding the shuttle "endeavor" says he talked to family members about his wife's recovery. kelly spoke this morning from the international space station. >> she is doing really well. everything went as planned. she is recuperating and getting back to therapy today. it went really well. >> astronauts accomplished the

. >>> only on 2 the man who ss the hunt -- that supervised the hunt for the unabomber. now noel points to a detailed timeline that the fbi developed. >> we chronicled every place we knew he was and he would almost to have to be very careful back in the early 80s to make sure he didn't mail a letter or do something cash is a check or do a bank transaction that we didn't find. >> no word of kaczynski's possible connection to the tylenol poisonings came after fbi request for his dna. >>> a five-month old pipe needs to be replaced as soon as possible and it will cost up to $2.5 million. it's located in the city of larks burg. they have the pipe installed after a sewage spill. that means it could cause sink holes and complete failure of that pipe. >>> a judge has ruled that the man charged with recklessly starting the 2008 summit fire will stand trial. he's failing to extinguish large piles of logs that think burned while clearing a property. 63 homes and more than 4200 acres burned. verse den faces up to five years in prison if convicted. the people that face the biggest ri

now word that agents asked ted kozinski, convicted of being the unabomber for his dna. he revealed in court, i have never possessed potassium cyanide, he wrote, using the chemical's full name. kozinski wants a government auction under way of his items being sold to make money for victims of his bombings. among the items his typewriter, journals and two things he was seen wearing at the scene of one of the unibomber attacks, a hooded sweatshirt and a pair of dark glasses. he said his journals, written in code, will show whether i ever committed any illegal acts involving cyanide. the tylenol poisonings led to new tamper proof packaging for all kinds of medicines but no one was ever charged with the crime. one man, james lewis of new york, was convicted of trying to extort $1 million from ttylenols maker, trying to stop the killings. he served 13 years in prison but authorities concluded he was merely an opportunist, not the killer. police have searched his apartment and asked for his dna, but 28 years after the horrifying poisonings, still no arrests. >> as for kozinski,

fbi agents with the unabomber's dna to see if he was involved in the infamous tylenol poisonings that left seven people dead in 1982. here's pierre thomas with that story. >> reporter: the unabomber, the man responsible for a terrorism campaign spanning 18 years killing three and injuring 23 others with mail bombs. but sources tell abc news the fbi wants to know if kaczynski could be linked to for series of chilling murder, the unsolved 1982 case where seven people were killed with cyanide-laced tylenol sold in chicago stores. >> cyanide contains tylenol. >> this product may be contaminated with cyanide and should be destroyed. >> more poisoned capsules turned up. >> reporter: the case that changed the way americans shop prompting the nation's first mass recall of a retail product. now in a strange turn of events, the recent court filing, kaczynski hinted he may be a person of interest in the case. kaczynski grew up in the chicago area and four of his attacks happened there between 1978 and 1980. that reason, sources say, the fbi wants a sample of his dna to compare to evidence in the

the man that superrer vised the hunt -- supervised the hunt for yuan that bomber -- unabomber. hi says it's very unlikely kaczynski could be responsible for the 1982 poisonings that killed seven people in the chicago area. noel points to detail journals he kept about his entire life including his crimes. >> he confessed to every one of the 16 bombings and there was no mention of tylenol or the tylenol case or poisonings. >> word of kaczynski's ty low until poisonings came after the fbi request for his dna. >>> san tear officials say -- sanitary officials say a five- year-old pipe needs to be placed. the journal reports construction workers did not use enough slurry to close air gaps. that means it could cause sink holes or even complete failure of the pipe. >>> the judge has ruled that the man in charged with recklessly starting the 2008 summit fire will stand trial. verden is accused of failing to extinguish large piles of logs that he and a crew were burning. now the wind whipped that burn pile and ignited the massive fire. 63 homes and more than 4200 acres burned. verden fac

convicted unabomber ted kaczynski broke the news himself with a court filing he wrote inside his celllorado. kaczynski revealed the fbi wants, quoting now, a sample of my dna to compare with some partial dna profiles connected with a 1982 event in which someone put potassium cyanide in tylenol. seven people died in 1982, after taking cyanide-laced tylenol. no one has ever been charged in the case but it does remain an active fbi investigation. kaczynski has denied any involvement, writing, i've never possessed any poe taz tas yum cyanide. sources say he is not a suspect but the fbi wants his dna to definitively rule him out e was in the midst of his mail bomb terror campaign in 1982 and investigators now fear since the request has gone public, it could be used to raise doubts if prosecutors ever bring a case against someone else. >>> former chicago police superintendent, richard brez zach is now hopeful. >> maybe the dna will unlock the history. whether it is kaczyyski or someone else. >> reporter: the dna emerges as his belongings are being offered online. they claim the journals wil

they plan to use the sale of the auction to raise money for the victims of the unabomber. reporting live in sacramento. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> we are waiting for the sun to come out here. we are in castro valley. i think things are going to warm up nicely. temperatures in the 70s, perhaps? >> a woman who listens to my forecast. i truly appreciate that. thank you. we are looking good this morning. we have reduced visibility in the north bay. if you are waking up here, you know the drill. watch out in the agricultural areas. we are looking good throughout 9:00, 10:00 a.m. we lose the cloud cover. you are going to be cooler in the north bay than the south bay. we are expecting the mid to upper 70s. temperatures are mild. we have the fog. we are headed toward the 70s. i have the seven-day outlook in moments. someone watching the roads carefully this morning and always. hey, mike. >> good morning. we'll take you out to livermore with a nice easy flow. the travel times heading to 680. a live shot through sunol. the taillights to the left of the screen and fremo

>> the fbi says it wants dna samples from unabomber ted kaczynski as it tries to crack a cold case.e for a mail bombing spree that killed three people and injured two dozen over two decades. >>> a "360" follow now. federal investigators are looking into what caused a military plane carrying about 150,000 pounds of fuel to crash last night in southern california during takeoff. amazingly, all three people on board escaped without serious injury. >>> in west virginia, an independent investigation concluded that a reckless disregard safety by the mining giant masse energy caused 29 miners to die last year. the report calls it a man made disaster that could have been prevented. >>> arnold schwarzenegger's lawyer says the former california governor is putting his movie comeback on hold while he focuses on personal matters. the announcement comes two days after news broke that he fathered a child with his former housekeeper. >>> and princess beatrice may already have the last laugh. that hat she was mocked for wearing is on the auction block for charity and the current bid is more than $3