That observation, also, got the ear of Psychiatrist Julian who found the the report very revealing about cassidys behavior. Its almost predictable, how they are as a person. You know, that theyre, you know, hes very insubordinate. He treats his coworkers very badly. And i think there was that one coworker who said if someone were to go postal, it would most likely be him. So he is obviously not a very good person to be with or work with so definitely not surprised. I would be more surprised if he was a great person. Now, just as Investigators Comb this house, a lot of mental health experts are going to be pouring over this vta report, though, the doctor says a violent act of this magnitude, it will take a lot more Research And Digging into his past life. His childhood, as well as his earlieremployment days, to really get the full picture of sam cassidy. Live, in san jose, robert handa, Nbc Bay Area news. Robert, thank you. Just later in this newscast, we will be joined by steven stock
First. Shes never going to leave through the first 30 but once she has, its an ability to she laps. Shes going to have to be a little better in the first half of the race. The top end speed. It was lights out and her family watching on. They know what was coming. Yeah that was chrissie gains from dallas, texas. The Lsu Winner is going to tokyo. Shell be back, leigh. You seo limb pick rings next to the first three. Heres louis johnson. Take us through the emotion right now . Well, emotionally unbelievable, the fact that i am an olympian no matter what is said, i am an olympian. Ive dreamed since i was young. Everybodys dream as a track athlete. Being happy is an understatement. Excited. Nervous. All of those feelings. Im highly blessed and grateful. Well talk about the race in a moment. Just the rush to get up the steps to see your family, grandmother, dad, mom, everybody. What does that mean . My family has kept me grounded. It has been crazy for me going from just last week losing my
and that, you know, again, like i said, it s it s nothing new. people just have more permission to act on it. and so, this is a way i think that s really important that, you know, they learn how to use their voices to say, you know what? this is not okay. organizers say these rallies are critical to ending the attacks and anti-asian rhetoric but also an important reminder for asian and pacific-islander community members to speak up for themselves. and not just san francisco. people also rallied in oakland where several high-profile attacks on members of the asian-american community have caught national attention. now, as nbc bay area s jody hernandez reports, city leaders are urging people to show their support not just by raising their voices but by using their wallets. it s been tough. it s just it s not business as usual. reporter: eric says keeping his china town business afloat this past year has not been easy. and not just because of covid. the green fish ma
. we begin with breaking news right now. the bay area jolted tonight after an earthquake hit just after 8:00. look at this map. the 4.2 magnitude earthquake hit in monterey county southwest of gilroy. it was felt in several parts of the bay area, including parts of san jose. people described shaking and a jolt. there was a magnitude three after shock about five minutes later. the meteorologist is joining us to explain. he s here in the studio. you felt it right here in the studio. i m about a hundred feet away. i didn t feel a thing. we did feel it on the studio set. the large plasma sets is the reason i noticed it because they started shaking briefly for a second or two. some of the shaking reports being as far away as the north way. as we zoom in for you, 8:01 tonight. 4.02 magnitude. for an earthquake of this size, magnitude four and larger, the shaking and intensity make it felt in santa cruz, the south bay feeling some of that shaking, too. over the next several ho
predominantly latino community have come for covid testing, and for the next three weeks, something new. a bridge to the vaccine campaign, right? and it s kind of twofold. the one is just handing out a very basic faq. here is what the vaccine is. here is what it is not. reporter: the mission has been among the hardest hit communities in the city and health leaders say vaccinations will be critical along with communication. john is with the latino task force that s working with ucsf. in addition to that, we re asking questions. how do people feel about the vaccine? would they take it if it was available? would they not? reporter: he says it s important to understand how to better serve the community, a second component including rapid testing. by having low barrier testing available three weeks or three weeks, five days a week combined with immediate test results, we re hoping to get to shave the time from infection to isolation and shave it and that will make a diff