and the good news if you re looking for a job. thanks for joining us, i m audrey asistio. parents are demanding immediate action. they re upset after racist hate speech was discovered in the bathroom of an elementary school in oakland. velena jones is there with what parents want to see from the district, and what the investigation into who is responsible. these kids know how to read, and you know one thing they read? they read on tuesday that black lives don t matter and some should be killed. reporter: the outcry comes after parents discovered a message written that say black lives don t matter, kill them all. this is learned behavior at home. and a threat to society. reporter: she has two students at the school. and along with other parents, is calling for more security, including officers and cameras, staff to address mental health needs and a focus on diversity. it s a racial issue happening, and not just at thornhill. reporter: his daughter is biracial a
quick preliminary hearing. that s going to take place not within 10 days, but within 60 days. otherwise, pretty straightforward this afternoon. wearing a jailhouse orange jumpsuit and his right arm in a sling due to a dislocated shoulder. 42 year-old david depape pleaded not guilty tuesday to a wide variety of felonies in the hammer. attack of house speaker nancy pelosi says been paul at the same time. the judge granted the prosecution s request that the pap remain in jail with no bail. absolutely. i consider him to be dangerous. not only is this someone who engaged in a in a preplanned attack on the speaker in her in her home but someone who was willing to enact violence that was politically motivated. and so yes, we certainly view him as a public safety risk to the city of san francisco, certainly to the speaker as as time goes forward. and so that is why we filed that motion to detain him without bail. the judge also granted a protective order preventing tip app. f
this time last year? but don t expect much of a trickle-down effect for the bay area. as it is wilson walker shows us, it s in another strange quirk that reminds us just how complicated water can be in california. they re going to get the dog. one, two, three! reporter: with a group photo for his party and guests, harold jones is winding down another weekend hope to see you guys again soon. reporter: and his 29th year running the sugar love cottages on shasta lake. all right. we ve seen a lot of changes. we ve seen the lake go up. we ve seen the lake go down. we ve seen it recover quickly this time last year, we could walk . reporter: but as california sinks deeper into worsening drought, there s an interesting and welcome phenomenon for those who depend on this lake for their livelihoods shasta is up. it s about 30-foot higher, the lake is, then last year. that all has to do with the amount of control it has taken on, letting the water out, and holding water back
broken when no one was watching. nbc news is now working to consume. the report says, quote, if the capitol police were going to stop the attack at the number of congress home, they had the chance to do it at pelosi s. according to several current and former capitol officials. depape pleaded not guilty to numerous charges in connection with the attack. nbc bay area s tom pelosi is speaking on the suspect, who david depape, wanted to hurt more people, not just pelosi. reporter: right. there were a lot of details included in the motion filed by the da s office in an attempt to try to keep david depape in jail without the possibility of posting bail. there was even information that, when he was arrested here, four days ago, at the pelosi home, he also talked to arresting officers after his arrest about his ultimate goal. no cameras in the courtroom today when 42-year-old, david depape, pleaded not guilty to the tented murder of paul pelosi, along with other charges . court sk
mountains got snow, which comes with some traffic headaches. the latest in the sierra headache, and when we can get more rain in the bay area. also, a senior in san francisco, no gun, no knife. the suspect attack victims with his hands and feet. what we re learning about a violent morning in the city. the man accused of attacking paul pelosi, his first court appearance. his first court also, new information at the security camera at the pelosi home. the report suggests capitol police officers might have missed something. good evening. could capitol police officers in washington, d.c. have stopped the attack on paul pelosi? a report from the washington post, claims, the break and was caught on camera. a live feed was supposed to be monitored by capitol police in dc, but the post reports, david depape, the suspect, broken when no one was to consume. the report says, quote, if the capitol police were going to stop the attack at the number of congress home, they