>> no, no. >> same number of units now instead of community bathrooms they are individual bathrooms and there is a community kitchen? >> it was signed off by planning. it was application to construct the community kitchen and add 25 bathrooms to the residential hotel. >> just checking to see how we look at that. >> we want to go by the book at this stage of the game, of course. >> what happens to the tenants? >> they vacated eventually. again, it is hard to work around when you have tenants living in the place because you have dust, discomfort. i am not sure if a lot of them just moved out. >> do they have first right of return in that situation? >> i am not sure. i wasn't involved in that. i know that there were agreements made with the tenants to vacate the property so they could do the major remodel. >> i just want to make sure we followed the rules around that. maybe we could check with housing to make sure, you know. thank you. >> commissioners, any other questions? rebuttal? >> public comment first. any public comment on this item? seeing none, department's rebuttal. >> so the rea

population uses a bathroom. interesting interesting interesting all right look i think that i think the appeals court and the supreme court made correct decisions this week especially due to the fact that the school district itself actually provides private bathrooms and locker rooms to any students who feel uncomfortable period regardless if they are transgender or says gender since this entire transgender bathroom issue started making headlines i've never quite understood what the what the terrible horror danger a trans woman or trans man brings into the restroom or anywhere else for that matter quite frankly i don't care who is in the bathroom with me because i'm only there to do one thing and that thing definitely has nothing to do with anyone else's privates but my own i have no sympathy for bigotry and close mindedness we live in a diverse multicultural society filled with every type of person humanity can think to create it's time to find the joy in a future that is different rather than constantly fighti

heidy was in the bathroom.d heard a pop, and when he turned, he saw heidy standing somewhere between the kitchen and the bathroom hallway bleeding. >> and he either runs over and catches her or she falls down. >> reporter: wallace then went back to the truman home, making detailed measurements of the kitchen and surrounding rooms. he wanted to see if conrad's story checked out. his conclusion -- it did not. >> her body's at the top of the staircase. it doesn't add up that she would have traveled that distance he said she had gone then fallen in that location. >> reporter: it was hard for wallace to believe that heidy could have traveled from the bathroom to the stairs after sustaining such a head wound. >> she would have fallen immediately to the ground. >> reporter: wallace shared his findings with assistant district attorney craig johnson. johnson agreed. everything pointed to conrad. why would conrad truman want to kill his wife? >> under the circumstances, i'd say the motive was just based on this heat of p

the artist who did thegirls bathroom. and emmanuel's in the back, he did the boys bathroom, okay. code three -- that's who brought this together and paid for all of this. and dale sutherland who doesn't want to be on camera, doesn't it look beautiful, though? >> yeah. they did a fantastic job. it's really, really good. >> reporter: we can show you inside. we'll pan inside to show more. let's move out of the way because the bathroom is beautiful. project hope, are you awesome. we'll make sure we continue to work with the community, bridging that gap between law enforcement and the community. and these kids make the difference. [ cheers ] woohoo. wonderful. >> thank you. >> reporter: back to you. >> absolutely wonderful. >> all right. >>> 6:56. here are four things to be -- ng uber's goi public. starting today you can buy stock in the ride-share company. the initial public offering is about $45 a shar the move comes as the company faces demand from its drivers for increased pay, better benefits, and impriped tng systems. today you can stay with the nbc washington app for updates. >>

this raises questions about who gets access to clean bathrooms.y woman smashed a toilet on the steps of the capitol to protest paid toilets. governor ronald reagan signed a bill banning paid toilets. >> i can't speak to what the rule may have been back then, but now the law in california is if you have a customer-facing restroom it's up to the retailer to set the policy on access. >> reporter: we spoke to the state assembly business and professionals committee and they confirmed that. i want to hear from you. my 7 on your side hotline is open monday through friday. the telephone number is -- you can reach us on my facebook page and on abc7news.com. >>> speaking of filthy, san francisco already ranks as one of the dirtiest cities in america and now it can boast on being another dubious list when it comes to poor personal hygiene. the quality products poll asked people how often they bathe, wash sheets and change underw r underwear. san francisco was one of the five cities who did those the least often. >>> a sad site, the body of a gray whale. we a

it is absolutely unacceptable that we don't have access to bathrooms. it has to be about housing. >> it has to be about being more aggressive with getting housilt and cutting back on the bureaucracy that does, sadly, get in the way of housing production. >> reporter: the mayor is going to be unveiling her budget proposal tomorrow and presenting it to the board of supervisors. live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we are getting our first look tonight at the couple ac dismembering his body. authorities have released booking pictures of 44-year-old douglas loomis and 35-year-old stephanie ching. they are accused of killing ching's 73-year-old father, benedict ching. police found his remains earlier this month after family members got concerned that they hadn't heard from him. the two fled to china, where they were arrested after landing in beijing. they are now being held in virginia on homicide charges. >>> this is a catalyst for trouble and it needs to be addressed. >> deputies will no longer be patrolling some college campuses.

. >>> plus a body found inside a bathroom at sfo, tonight we ask, why was it discovered almost 18 hours later? >>> justin, new changes are coming to the state sex ed curriculum. what students will start learning about in kindergarten. >> they are showing children child pornography. >>> fremont police the first in the bay area to comply with new state law. not releasing one or two but six videos of operant certain ball shootings. >> we just want to be paid fair wages. >>> what happened when dozens of uber and lyft drivers shut down market street in front of uber headquarters. >>> the new kpix news at 7:00 starts now with the warriors, looking to take the lead once again in their series against the rockets. good evening. >> it's nice to be home after a rough few days in houston. we're live inside oracle and it is jam packed this evening. >> reporter: we are about 35 minutes from the tipoff of game 5. last year, houston won the game, they lead 3k-2, moyers came back eventually won the conference finals, and the nba championship, so we will see. a subplot has been going on for months around

after the school passed a transgender bathroom policy. again, with no consultation to parents. after she was sexually assaulted, the school did nothing to address her assault. she ended up being the one who had to transfer to a different school to be in a safe environment. we believe that the best way for communities to address this is for the smallest legislative the, the local communities, local school boards to figure out the solutions for their students, not for the federal government to impose a nationwide transgender bathroom policy. we see multiple lawsuits from students against their school districts, saying, we want safety and privacy in our locker rooms and bathrooms. host: does the heritage foundation get involved in any of these lawsuits? do you consult or are you a part of any lawsuits? guest: about this we will comment on the lawsuits, but we don't do litigation. host: what do you do at the devos center for those who are familiar? guest: we promote life, marriage, and religious liberty. we work on religion and society. in ad

he was in the bathroom at school and a fellow student. i'm fine and a gun in his head and tone to get out there and shoot em their son is a second grader at patterson elementary they say their son has been receiving threats from the alleged bully. he told me that when he left the bathroom to listen to that kid the kids on a leave city is so he walk to the bathroom and went back to class he found another teacher at lunch until on that he had a gun. and that teacher walk to them to find it and in fact it was loaded and it was a ther notified by the school about the incident i immediately called the school and nobody was answering. i called the pencil most anodyne shoon answer the city unified school district did send out a letter addressing the issue the district says they called law enforcement to campus after reports of a weapon on campus. the student involved was immediately removed from school and will remain off campus for police conduct a thorough investigation was kept telling me that this is never meant to so it just didn't really k

is that true they know when you are in the bathroom? arne: it is most certainly not true.sometimes they knock on the door and all they want to do is give you a piece of paper and they could slip it under. i don't know why don't do that. arne: there is a bit of a riddle here. the serious riddle we have is sometimes we want to give you service because it is the way we have done it traditionally that case? i always notice when i am using the bathroom, people are knocking on the door and the hotel people are coming for this or that. is that true they know when you are in the bathroom? arne: it is most certainly not true. david: sometimes they knock on the door and all they want to do is give you a piece of paper and they could slip it under. i don't know why don't do that. arne: there is a bit of a riddle here. the serious riddle we have is sometimes we want to give you service because it is the way we have done it traditionally that you may not want. and an example of this, which is happening across the system today, is we have for the first time the ability to give you your

christien kafton is live now and the mayor plans on devoting close to $12 million to more bathrooms and garbage cans. >> reporter: that's right. more of those big belly trash cans. more stops like this one in the south market area. the aim, she says, is keeping city streets clean. one day before the budget is officially unveiled, mayor london breed announced $11.9 million will go to adding seven new bathrooms and 80 big belly garbage cans to the city, in an effort to keep the city clean. >> i want to see resorts results and that is why we are investing more, so people have places to use the bathroom. >> reporter: he says he welcomes the addition of the new trashcan and pit stops and says currently only one of the bathrooms is open after 8:00 p.m. the rest closed from 6:00 p.m. until 7:00 a.m. >> so people on the streets during that time currently have nowhere to go to the bathroom. i am asking the mayor to not just include more, but have them open 24 hours. >> we are extending the hours and collecting data so we can know who is using and when people are using. >> reporter: the coalition

it's male or female i'm pretty sure the official stance is that it's a gender neutral bathrooms. >>you see berkeley police. >>they will look to their surveillance cameras to get more images of this person to get it out to the public. in the meantime they're talking to witnesses because at this particular point they don't know if this person was actually a student at u c berkeley for somebody who went on to campus to plant a device. back to you. >>a san mateo county man is in jail accused of sexually assaulting children police say 47 year-old francisco nunez sexually assaulted 2 children under the age of 10 at a private home in past could they say it happened continuously for 6 years between 2009 and 2015 deputy say nunez may have taken advantage of more young victims. if you know anyone who has been in contact with nunez or has a allowed him to be around their children, the same to county sheriff's office is asking you to contact them right away. >>the head of the coast guard arrived from washington dc today to tour the san francisco bay with regional disaster preparedness offici

so the bathrooms get used a lot, people mentioned in terms of the condition of the bathroom. also, the drug dealers, users, homeless in the area were mentioned, and mentioned a little bit more, a little bit higher, a little bit higher share amongst san francisco resident of that being an area of improvement. keep in mind, very high share are rating this highly, so we want to bring this up, but i think you sort of have to measure these things. and then, the question where we actually add in the money component. approximately $3.3 million in s.f. park bond money was used to improve kimball park. do you support this? 83% approved and only 2% opposed and that's a very high share for this facility. and that concludes my presentation and i'm happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. i have questions. i'm one of the newer members, so forgive me if they've been asked and answered. how soon were the projects completed after the surveys were undertaken? >> so we completed the surveys about six months ago and completed them about four months? >> when was kimball finished and when was

one student found graffiti on the wall of a boy's bathroom calling for a shooting on may 9. high has received an anonymous threat. >>> and the defense in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial is suggesting someone or some group intentionally started that fire by throwing in molotov cocktails. since fire investigators never officially determined why the warehouse caught fire, part of the defense strategy is to clear the defendants derick almena and max harris by blaming the fire on unknown arsonists. the witness testimony begins monday. >>> the time is 5:34. new this morning wikileaks founder julian assange has just appeared in tacourtroom in london for a video appearance. it is mories u.s. extradition hearing. the hearing lasted just a couple of minutes but assange told the judge he did not want to surrender himself to be prosecutor here in the united states and his journalism won many awards. he is pacing u.s. charges that he conspired to hack a pentagon computer and accused of pub accomplishing thousands of classified u.s. court documents. his next court appearance is may 30

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also, on the bathrooms, can you give an update on the status of the contract? one of the things i was interested in, it was my understanding we had the opportunity to expand to additional public bathrooms as part of opposed to the mobile one and it's how much does that cost? >> i'm going to let my c.f.o. answer that for you. >> julie dow son, public works. wore going to be bringing that contract forward to you very shortly. what the contract will cover is just the toilets and we will buy up to 15 additional toilets if we chose. that will be something the city has to find the funding for. both the purchase of new toilets and the maintenance services to maintain them beyond the 25 that the contract covers. >> so it allows us to do an additional 15 but we have to pay for them? >> yes. the original 25, the replacement, the capital investment to replace and to maintain them, is covered by the advertising revenue of 114 advertising kiosks. the number of kiosks was capped by the voters back in 2009 and what was then called prop 8. so we are in a situation where we can

the budget has new money for bathrooms and dozens of those big belly trash cans. as christien kafton reports, advocates for the homeless say it is a step in the right direction. >> reporter: one table for the budget is officially unveiled, mayor london breed reports $11.5 million will go toward seven new pitstop bathrooms and 11 big belly garbage cans to the city, an effort to keep the streets clean. >> i want results, that's why we are investing more in pitstops, so people have places to use the restroom. >> renew trash cans and pitstops. he says currently only one of the bathrooms is open after 8:00 p.m., the rest are closed from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. >>'s of people on the streets during that time have nowhere to go to the bathroom. i am asking the mayor to not just include more pitstops, but have them open 24 hours. >> we are extending the hours of our pitstops and collecting data so we know who is using and when people are using. >> reporter: jennifer from the coalition on homelessness says the bathrooms are an important and welcome addition, but she says men

so the messages scrawled in a bathroom as well. this is such a great reminder to students, if they see something say something. >> reporter: right. and the principal was very vocal about praising students who had come forward with this information. they had an anonymous tip line. they said they did get information from students who were brave enough to say something when they felt like maybe they knew something that the authorities might need to know as well. but definitely something to talk about at the dinner table tonight with your kids. if you see something, if something doesn't feel right, definitely say something. in doing that. >> sadly in this day and age we need to more and more. kris sanchez, thank you for following that for us. of course we'll continue to follow this story throughout the day on nbcbayarea.com. and stay with nbc bay area news. our kristi smith is going to pick up reporting this story. she'll have more as well tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> we'res also following your money. the markets reacting to possible

here is a proposal with the bathroom and the master bedroom suite. -- bathroom outside the master bedroomsuite, the master bedroom suite. elimination of that bedroom and relocation of a bathroom into the master bedroom suite yields the master bedroom suite, same number of bathrooms -- same number of bedrooms, a six-foot reduction on all three floors because the floors are similar. >> one other question, mr. winslow, the commercial space on the first floor goes all the way to the very back of the lot. why not just make the 6 feet go all the way down to the ground? , which really gives them -- >> that is possible. again, a code complying, commercial space is allowed to go to the full lot coverage. >> right. i think it makes up for some -- >> there is another reason why that might be impractical from a code perspective, which is the rear yard open space for the residential use must be at the first floor of residential use, so putting the rear yard at the rear of the commercial space would dissociate it. >> got it. the deck, the change in the deck length was what from what we thank you said t

is that true they know when you're in the bathroom? arne: it is not true.avid: sometimes they knock on the door and all they want to do is give you a piece of paper. they could slip it under. arne: there is a bit of a riddle here. is serious riddle we have sometimes we want to give you service because it is the way we have done it but you may not want it. , which is of this happening across the system today is we have the ability to give you your key on your phone. you can entirely bypass the front desk. think about the luxury experience. we want to welcome you. we want to tell you how important you are to us but if you actually don't appreciate that, if you want to get to my room. we are better off saying, well, we will allow you. david: what is the biggest complaint you get? most frustrating thing to travelers is noise. bitle -- there is a little but type of state -- stay, the thing most common is the people want is a good night sleep. david: i won to be quiet because i want to think or sleep or read. number two, a hard mattress, three to turn the tv on,

there was only one place where a black man could go to the bathroom, one. it was in that building a gentleman named the paroling and got up to go to the bathroom. there was a white girl there named sarah page. we have no idea what happened in that elevator but when the elevator door opened she screamed, a crowd pulled dick rowland off accusing him of all kinds of things and hauled him off to jail. in a few hours a lynch mob gathered around that jail. to their credit law enforcement in tulsa went to the street and said you all go home but they did not and bob stayed there. soldiers who served faithfully in world war i, african-americans lived in greenwood picked up their rifles, gathered together to go in and support law enforcement that was at the jail of downtown tulsa to protect dick rowland. the law enforcement apparently said you lead as well, we have mishandled. there was a scuffle in the street at a shot was fired and we have no idea how it happened. the news never reported that. the group of african-american men ran back to greenwood and the mob foll

bathroom,using the the hotel people are coming for this or that.true they know when you are in the bathroom? arne: it is not true. david: sometimes they knock on the door and want to give you a piece of paper. they could slip it under. i don't know .8 don't do that arne:. there is a bit of a riddle here. the series riddle is that sometimes we want to give you service because it is the way we have done a traditionally that you may not want. , which is of this happening across the system today, is we have for the first time the ability to give you your key on your phone. you can entirely bypassed the front desk. it is a riddle for us. you think about the luxury experience, we want to welcome you and tell you how important you are to us, but if you want to get to room, we are better off saying if you want to do that, we have a vehicle to let you do that. david: what is the biggest complaint you get by people who stay in your hotels? arne: the most frustrating thing to travelers is noise. bit by typelittle of stay and the rest of it, but the thing is t

he didn't in a staff bathroom tuesday morning. >>private domain where you know the people use the bathroom children will use the that. >>should be really disclose. police are now trying to figure out who put the camera there and what footage meet been taken. >>this is a crime it's invasion of privacy and we are conducting a criminal investigation. >>they're working to see what exactly is on the camera now but investigators say that could take some time. >>for certain laws that we have to abide by and that could include testing to search warrants and making sure that we get into the specific piece of evidence in the proper way a spokesman with that homeless unified says the camera had a memory card and it did not appear to be wirelessly connected. he says the bathroom is in the front office and meant for staff members still bad and wrong. yes, just to be safe. the district decided to check all restrooms on all of its school campuses to make sure no other cameras were hidden, they didn't find anything suspicious for do just wants th

is that true they know when you are in the bathroom? arne: it is not true.sometimes they knock on the door and want to give you a piece of paper. they could slip it under. i don't know why don't do that. arne: there is a bit of a riddle here. the riddle is that sometimes we want to give you service because it is the way we have done it traditionally that you may not want. an example of this, which is happening across the system today, is we have for the first time the ability to give you your key on your phone. you can entirely bypass the front desk. it is a riddle for us. you think about the luxury experience, we want to welcome you and tell you how important you are to us, but if you want to get to room, we are better off saying if you want to do that, we have a vehicle to let you do that. david: what is the biggest complaint you get by people who stay in your hotels? arne: the most frustrating thing to travelers is noise. it varies a little bit by type of stay and the rest of it, but the thing is that is most common is we want a good night sleep. david: t

i love talking about the bathroom because i like bathrooms that work. i really like bathrooms. >> you do? >> i do. >> there's some people on this side can't get their oatmeal for breakfast. we have issues, a lot of issues. now i know money don't cure all things but it can get you a long way down the road. and this right here, this is very hard, but in some ways it's very simple. nobody in here wants to have a real fix. they want to take that money and go to mumbai. nobody wants to have the plumbing done because i want to take that money and buy my dream car. that's how we all are. but every now and again, you have to stop and you have to do what you have to do. city college is in a major restructure. yes, we eat to buy with accreditation and frankly, i am terrified that fit mack will be here before the end of the year. because that budget is funny. some of us out there call it janky, and the budget is messed up. and i feel bad for some of the people in this room. because they're charged with having to split the baby. but this is real and i want you to u

. >> i was here the other day, was like, should i go to the bathroom? that's not something we want to have to be thinking about? >> reporter: university of california police department found a hidden camera on the fourth floor of the library. the suspected person left behind key evidence, picture of himself, installing the camera. the security expert is not surprised by the uptick in hidden camera cases. >> what you think about, as technology changes and evolves, devices become more sophisticated, simpler, cheaper , and readily available off-the- shelf for people to use for whatever purpose they desire. >>> a hidden camera was founded in a refreshing device at a starbucks in mill valley. police in fremont arrested this man, this month for possession of child pornography. the investigators believed he had a camera in a bathroom of a trampoline park. >> before hearing about this, i just walked into a public restroom without worry about anything. have a sense of trust. >> reporter: they say their apps available to detect the cameras. people should be aware

a few days later, a second amera was found in another bathroom stall.nvestigators questioned greenlee, he denied any knowledge of the cameras. but according to arrest documents, a forensic search of the memory cards on those cameras shows video of greenlee installing the cameras. now five women were videotaped. police have still trying to identify one of the victims. back to you. >> megan mcgrath live in chinatown. thanks. >>> tensions between president trump and congress at democrats intensifies. >> the president says he will not work with democrats until the investigations into him and his his administration end. c >> thises in response to house speaker nancy pelosi accusing president trump of a cover-up. news4's craig boswell is on ll capitol hiith the very latest on thiswar of words. craig? >> reporter: good morning. everyone.n yeah, a real clash at the white house. remember yesterday about this time we were t talking abouthat previously scheduled meeting between the president and the nation's top two democrats about inthastructure? president storme

. >> can you do that in line at the bathrooms too? >> can't help there, becky, sorry. >> you're one of the very first stadiums to do something like this do you think this is the future for all sports stadiums. >> i do because the demand model is the same across all of those and if they're focused on improving the fan experience and tan experience is a premium. now our competition is the 08-inch flatscreen so our ability to create an amazing environment at stadiums across the country will translate to our ability to fill those stadiums so, yes, i think it's an important point it takes pain out of the equation and ladders up to a batter experience, at least that's what our fans are telling us six events in. >> what's the reaction from your workers? have their tips dropped, gone up, staid the same >> we've shown -- some of our bartenders don't like the fact that it's cashless they like the fact that they can kind of pocket the tips in cash and walk away. we take all the tips, we aggregate them and give them right back but they come in th

i have to go to the bathroom!" ( laughter ) so he was looking for a bathroom break. stephen: how long he was going to be in there. >> you don't know how long it's going to be. you can't risk that. little me looked at me and chased after the sporty kid because he was bound by the contract of the game of tag. and i was like, "that's so stupid. don't you see it's so stupid. of that's when i realized, this is the perspective. that's how kids see us. in the morning when we're like, "where are my keys!" like freaking out. kids are there looking at us just going, "don't you see, it's all a game, man?" >> stephen: that's the bugle. >> this is a bugle. >> stephen: well, you have a new book. >> i do. >> stephen: a new book called "comedy sex god." >> yeah. >> stephen: my first question that i have is-- can you shoot back to this again, jim? the first question i have is should there be comas after this so it's comedy, sex, god. or is it comedy sex god? are you the comedy sex god? >> yes, i am. no! that's ridiculous! >> stephen: is this your "eat pray love." >> yes, ""comedy sex

painted her bathroom. even installed a new dishwasher. it is part of the good that rebuilding together regularly does. just on this day, it was a little more special. >> brad's here. brad's totally here with us. he's doing this day with us. you know, and he's part of it. >> brad's family, friends and co-workers not only volunteered to do the work and they raised the money to buy the materials to fix joan's house. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> he is proudly shining down on them. thanks. >>> it is 7:26. we have much more ahead on today in the bay coming up. so what exactly was that radio active material that created concern and shut down streets in a major park on the peninsula? we have the unexpected twist, and new details about the homeowner. >> plus, president trump boasts

. >> yesterday someone wrote in a bathroom stall they would shoot up the library and courtyard. >> reporter: kids say there were also racist slurs. police say they have no clear evidence of a credible threat but not taking any chances, even

is that true they know when you are in the bathroom? arne: it is most certainly not true.: sometimes they knock on the door and all they want to do is give you a piece of paper and they could slip it under. i don't know why don't do that. arne: there is a bit of a riddle here. the serious riddle we have is sometimes we want to give you service because it is the way we have done it traditionally that you may not want. and an example of this, which is happening across the system today, is we have for the first time the ability to give you your key on your phone. so you can entirely bypass the front desk. and it is a bit of a riddle for us. you think about the luxury experience, we want to welcome you. david: ok. arne: we want to tell you how important you are to us, but if you don't appreciate that and want to get to your room, we are better off saying if you want to do that, we have a vehicle to let you do that. david: what is the biggest complaint you get by people who stay in your hotels? arne: i think the most frustrating thing to travelers is noise. it varies a little b

police say they arrested peterson font is on sunday after a staffer noticed him in the bathroom area acting suspiciously. the investigation began after a woman said she was touched inappropriately in a portable restroom the day before. police discovered somebody had cut through the wall so that they could reach inside. they say several portable restrooms had been tampered with.>>> a field trip celebrating the end of the semester nearly turned tragic today at the antioch waterpark. a fifth grader was pulled from the bottom of the pool and rushed to the hospital. we join you from the waterpark with the latest on what happened.>> reporter: he is going to be okay, we have been speaking with friends close to the boy and his mother and they say is going to be just fine. it was a scary incident and could have been much worse. police same tonight he was under water for a few minutes and we are told he is still hospitalized under evaluation. the rush to save a 10-year-old boys life captured in these photos, these frantic moments depicting what happened when first responders surrounded the chi

my dad owned a bar in a rural house with one bathroom. >> but you had a bathroom. [laughter] >> is going to lower that area. >> when you have 14 people in the same house, with one bathroom, he really didn't have a bathroom sometimes. >> how many sisters did you have >> the sister. >> i was talking to this person helping me write this book and i realized, oh my goodness, i don't ever remember growing up in a home where i dried off with a dry towel, not one time. the only question was, how damp was it customer. >> we solve that problem, we just didn't take bath. [laughter] did you get a hose at least customer. >> we had a party line. >> i'm going to ask you one question about the mess in washington and i would ask it to you because you both have to navigate decisions like this. about whether you think it should happen or not. yet the benghazi hearing maybe something you didn't want to do, but your base wanted you to do it, politically and you navigated that. how, that excretes you dealt with, the pressure you got and you held them off for a long time until you finall

. >> reporter: there was graffiti found written in the bathroom wall, on a bathroom wall, that made reference to shooting up the school on a specific date. >> reporter: a student shared this photo, he says is of the threat circulating on snapshot, it reads in black marker, cal will be shot up, 5-9, final warning. >> i think it's pretty scary. thinking that your school could be shot, shooting like that. >> reporter: many students found out about the threat written in the boys bathroom of the world language building from their parents. the school district as a student founded around 11:30 wednesday morning, and reported to a staff member, law enforcement was notified parents then emailed the district. there is nothing more important students, and the cal high staff and campus. we are grateful that once again, a student did ried as a always worried. >> reporter: this is not the first time, april 2018 a freshman was arrested for planning a school shooting at cal high on the anniversary of columbine. back in september, an anonymous threat was posted online. the fbi traced the postings ip address t

according to investigators, this man recorded about 13 people in the bathroom stall on the 4th floor moffitt library and then the recent case was in march that in one particular day 5 people were recorded. students heading to finals throughout the day, many of them. i broke the news to them. they say they're very disturbed. i went is being released totally creeped out. i'm like this dude. it's quite disgusting for me like i'm just reviled by. the fact that somebody would do this you know. i'm is a gender neutral bathroom as far as you know the as far as i every every there's no signs saying it's male or female on i'm pretty sure the official stance is that it's a gender neutral bathrooms. >>you see berkeley police. >>they will look to their surveillance cameras to get more images of this person to get it out to the public. in the meantime they're talking to witnesses because at this particular point they don't know if this person was actually a student at u c berkeley for somebody who went on to campus to plant the device. back to you. >>thank you we'll 9 oh 5 on the peninsula salmon