if anyone knew how to find her it was her aunt alyssa. >> turns out, carla and aunt alyssa shared more than family, they shared a past. coming up. >> carla had gone down a dark path. >> she went down the same path i went down. >> aunt alyssa gets to work. >> i keep digging and digging, it was not a question of if i would find her, i was going to find her. >> investigators uncover the first clues. >> there was a report that she had like been in a silver car. >>> went "dateline" continues. . rsv is a highly contagious virus if you're 60 or older with certain chronic conditions, you're at higher risk of being hospitalized from rsv. and there are no prescription rsv treatments. you know how to protect against covid and flu. so ask your pharmacist or doctor about scheduling pfizer's rsv vaccine, too. because moments like these matter. inez, let me ask you, you're using head & shoulders, right? only when i see flakes. then i switch back to my regular shampoo. you should use it every wash, otherwise the flakes will come back. he's right, you know. is that tiny troy? the ingredients in head &

alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. alyssa, thank you very much. well, more controversy tonight for san jose state's volleyball team. today, the university says the team's associate head coach is, quote, not with the team at this time. the coach reportedly told another media outlet she was suspended indefinitely. but san jose state will not confirm whether she has been suspended. the school did not provide more details or confirm if the move has anything to do with the ongoing controversy about a reported transgender player on the team. we also reached out to the coach but have not yet heard back. well, that news came as san jose state defeated new mexico today, but another school is once again refusing to play the spartans. boise state is forfeiting for the second time this year, joining four other teams that have protested this player, with other athletes saying she has an unfair advantage. while the player in question has not come out as trans publicly, her teammate filed the claim when joining a lawsuit to challenge the ncaa rules for trans ath

alyssa farah griffin and ashley allison and alyssa.gs here is that so many of trump's allies say it's a negotiating tactic. it's a negotiating tactic. can it still work if everyone knows and says it's a negotiating tactic? >> yes and no. listen, i think one of the maybe brilliant things about trump is he's often open to interpretation. so i think a lot of folks on capitol hill, even people who will be serving in his incoming administration, are looking at it as a bargaining chip and thinking that these may be much more targeted, not across the board, not, you know, 20% on any goods and service that may be coming in to the country. and there's some reason to believe that, like we saw in the first term, where donald trump loves him, some tariffs, he genuinely believes that they work and they're a good pressure point. but we saw that they were a bit more limited in how he used them with steel from canada and with some imports related to washing machines, i believe it was. so there's ways he could do this in maybe a more targeted way but d

alyssa nos habla de cómo inició su interés en el balompié y cómo va su carrera.ra jugar en ucl o algo en el premier league en england o la liga mx. nacida en san francisco, la defensora central es hija de inmigrantes salvadoreños y en sus palabras se nota el orgullo de ser latina, al punto de que representa a la selección sub 20 de el salvador. orgullosa porque mis papás te vengo aquí cuando estaba muy pequeñitos y mi abuelo jugó con la selección. mi abuelo jugó contra pelé, otro super famoso player. alyssa no solo tiene en mente destacar con el balón en la universidad de san francisco, sino también formarse como profesional en las aulas. cuando estaba pequeña quiero hacer un cooker, un chef, algo así, pero me gustaría ayudar a la gente, especialmente los abuelos o abuelas. una guerrera en la defensa, siempre lista para luchar por sus sueños. alicia jurado está lista para un futuro brillante. le deseamos lo mejor. gracias, max. vamos a una pausa. lo dejamos con las imágenes en vivo desde modesto. sigue rebotando de doctor en doctor. como un balón. ¿mandaron mis e

my friend alyssa farah griffin shermichael singleton, thank you so much to both of you. we continue to follow breaking news. the manhattan district attorney's office agreeing to postpone donald trump's sentencing in his criminal hush money case we have some new details. >> plus, the director of fema on the hot seat on capitol hill facing tough questions about a supervisor fired for allegedly telling hurricane relief teams to bypass the homes of trump supporters and the president elect looking to make good on his mass deportation plans. but now one group is suing to learn details about what that plan may actually look like. we're going to talk to someone behind the lawsuit. still ahead on cnn news central political analysis we have questions. >> how biden set the right off. stayed awake. why did trump pull out of 60 minutes? i love pulling out. this is a news network have i got news for you? >> saturday at 9:00 on like a relentless weed. moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back start to break away from uc with tremfya with rapid relief at four w

alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. and vote counting in the south bay was delayed for hours today because of a bomb threat. santa clara county sheriff's office says someone e-mailed the threat to the registrar of voters office last night, but no one saw the email containing that bomb threat until this morning. and that is when workers called the sheriff's office and deputies evacuated several buildings. we have over 100 workers inside, and these are all extra help county employees and also our permanent staff. and we just had to drop everything and made sure to evacuate the building as soon as possible. and make make sure everything was like locked and secured. and they searched that building. nothing suspicious found. and this afternoon employees were allowed back inside to continue counting ballots. election officials say they lost about five hours of work time, but it will not impact their ability to certify this election. the santa clara county has about 193,000 ballots left to count, and similar threats were made

nbc bay area's alyssa goard explains what comes next for the town. reporter while there are still ballots to be counted, tao appears to be accepting that a recall is imminent. sharing in a statement late friday, quote, as the first hmong american woman to become mayor of a major american city, it has been the honor of my lifetime. she also says she plans to quote, support a smooth transition. so what happens now? tao will not formally be removed until december, when the results are certified. then the city's charter says the council president, nikki fortunato bass, will take over as mayor. we've reached out to her office and are waiting to hear back. here's where things could get complicated. bass was also a candidate for the alameda county board of supervisors. the latest numbers show she's trailing behind her opponent with 46% of the vote in total. we have 334,000 votes posted. i'm expecting that's about halfway there. if bass wins, the oakland city council will have to elect a different council president. when bass leaves to sit on the board of su

alyssa nos habla de cómo inició su interés en el balompié y cómo va su carrera.las glens para luego dar el gran salto. mi sueño es para jugar en roseville o algo en el premier league en england o la liga mx. nacida en san francisco, la defensora central es hija de inmigrantes salvadoreños y en sus palabras se nota el orgullo de ser latina, al punto de que representa a la selección sub 20 de el salvador. orgullosa porque está. mis papás de vengo aquí cuando estaba muy pequeñitos y mi abuelo jugó con la selección. mi abuelo jugó contra pelé, otro super famoso player. alyssa no solo tiene en mente destacar con el balón en la universidad de san francisco, sino también formarse como profesional en las aulas. cuando estaba pequeña quiero hacer un cooker, un chef, algo así, pero me gustaría ayudar a la gente, especialmente los abuelos o abuelas. una guerrera en la defensa, siempre lista para luchar por sus sueños. alicia jurado está lista para un futuro brillante. jorge guevara era el abuelo de de esta jovencita que jugó para comunicaciones de guatemala. jugó con la sel

it is so unpresidential, reckless and dangerous and it needs to be universally condemned alyssa farahffin and pete seat. >> thank you both. i appreciate you coming on. lots to get to lots more to get to. and we'll be talking more. we only got four days left. all right john berman all right. >> new this morning the wall street journal notes that whoever wins the presidential race, they will inherit a pretty impressive economy. the broadest measure of the economy is strong gdp grew at an annualized rate of 2.8% in the third quarter. you have to remember, back in 2020, donald trump warned the stock market would tank if voters elected president biden. well the s&p returns under the biden administration. they've been pretty huge. let's get to cnn's matt egan for the latest on this good morning, sir good morning john. >> look, it's been a blockbuster four years for the stock market under president biden. the s&p 500 has surged almost 70% since election day 2020. now, all of these big gains have boosted the value of millions of americans retirement plans. their college savings plans, their i

in petaluma, alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. a long line right there. right, let's take a live look at san francisco tonight. nice look at it. pretty clear. you can see the buildings right there. the transamerica building. meteorologist rob mayeda is joining us now. rob, it is cold outside, though. how about rain? yeah, clearly cold outside right now. we've got upper 30s and 40s around the bay area. clear skies, san francisco. more clear skies around san jose and the satellite radar. relatively quiet. those clouds which will come in tomorrow. still up on the north coast. these will spill southward tomorrow, which will lead to the change up for the second half of the weekend. you're looking at those rain chances on the increase afternoon to evening. generally low rain totals, though, at least in that sunday forecast, most places getting less than a quarter inch of rain and that coming in towards the evening, though a different setup, though later in the week. atmospheric river that could stall out across portions of oregon and the north coast. now that i

in san francisco, alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. line fire. packed house at san francisco's davies symphony hall tonight to celebrate day of the dead through music. our own raj mathai in attendance. shooting some of the video you're looking at. the orchestra played both traditional and contemporary latin american music, while the audience waved colorful balloons. today's festivities included a living altar called frida of the mission, featuring artists who look like the late mexican artist frida kahlo. painting in front of an easel. a lot of people all over the bay area getting into the day of the dead. nice weather too. beautiful weather for it during the day and night. i have to say, the rain has been well behaved. if you go back to halloween. it was dry for the morning parades at school and trick or treat time. we had a little bit of rain overnight last night and then just like magic, we had the clearing skies during the day. one more chance of showers for the north bay overnight tonight. then the wind moves in to wrap up the weekend. right

number one, as alyssa said, this report could come out. the house could vote to release it. it could leak. and i can't see the senate voting on this guy putting their imprimatur on him without knowing what's in that report. separate from that these allegations have begun to come out. we just saw that in the clip from the lawyer and they will continue to come out. there is nothing holding back. any witness anyone who spoke to prosecutors anyone who spoke to the house ethics committee from coming out and telling their story. we're already seeing that. i don't see any way matt gaetz escapes from these allegations but, alyssa, do you see it that way senate republicans have proven time and time again that that they will be loyal to donald trump. >> they will often bend with his will, maybe, you know, saying however, describing or defending it however they do. and, you know, trump is directly calling these republican senators and lobbying them here. and i just wonder you know, do you think that the senate republicans are going to to stand in the way and defy trump in one of his fi

alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. dramatic new video tonight from wine country. take a very close look. that is a vineyard practically under water. this is video from forestville, about 15 minutes from guerneville. wet weather. not over yet. we're tracking more rain headed our way. here's a live look at our mobile radar storm ranger scanning now on san bruno mountain. not much of the radar on the radar tonight, but that is going to change. let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda. more on the way. yes. as we recap, these amazing totals brought on from what happens when you have an atmospheric river storm that has been boosted by that. those rain totals, high rain rates at times, and when it stalls out for about a day and a half over the north bay, you can see more than a third of the seasonal rainfall totals come down in just four days. and we saw that around santa rosa and calistoga. more than a foot of rain came down there. santa cruz mountains to ben lomond more than seven inches of rain. a lot less than to san jose and the tri-valley and san francisco picking

so alyssa made certain that the city issued a proclamation in honor of mariane ali. and not only did she make sure the city issued a proclamation, joined us at mariane ali's house to present it to her in person and mariane ali. everything in the kitchen is in large part because of her. let's give her one more round of applause. and and so the last thing i want to say, you know, jonno killens had a saying. he said each quote, each generation has a responsibility to document its times because we are future will make mistakes. the hope is that they make them on a higher level thanks to. alex moore and and him really chronicling and adding on to the initial 25 years we now have a rich history of the success of the kitchen some of the challenges the kitchen face and so as a result of this history being chronicled, this book the kitchen is now set up for the next 35 years. and so i just want have us all to celebrate and give a round of applause. alex more. but without further do, i'm going to turn it over to the fearless leader, the kitchen. mike curtin. so we probably cou

here's nbc's alyssa goard in san francisco today. scary thanksgiving moment was turned into an uplifting holiday memory thanks to quick action from these firefighters in san francisco's north beach. the fire crew at engine 28 got a call midday on thanksgiving that it was just a block up the street, which means, you know, everybody in san francisco is your neighbor. but being a block up the street this really is one of our neighbors. so we pulled up on scene. the family was outside and they said, you know, they have fire in their oven. the crew wiped down the oven, but then it reignited and they had to put it out again. they saved the turkey. the family had just started cooking, but the oven was too greasy to cook. the rest. so captain alba and i kind of looked at each other and had the same thought. let's just take it back to the firehouse and cook it for them as we have another side of our oven that is available. the family agreed, so the crews brought back the bird and monitored it in their own oven. 2.5 hours later, the turkey was

. >>> cns meteorologist alyssa rafah joining us now with more on this. this is pretty bad. might there be some good news on the horizon? >> there are no alerts in california for fires. we have much better improving fire weather conditions there. now, we have the fire weather conditions on the east coast that have started to pop across parts of new jersey and even parts of brooklyn had a brush fire. you can see some of that smoke on satellite. they have red flag warnings in effect for the new york city area and long island and going towards hartford and boston, we have winds up to 35 miles an hour in the the relative humidity is dry. with these conditions that have taken over much of the northeast, more than half of the northeast right now with some drought conditions. that is what is fueling this fire threat in the northeast this weekend. the rain deficits in september is pretty large. we are seven inches, almost 8 inches, below average in new york city. they have not really gotten rain. temperatures have been very warm, in the 80s and that is what is sparking these fire co

alyssa obviously just in disclosures, the name of disclosure you're not a particular fan of mr. trump anymore, but you do know him. and you know matt gaetz. you've been in a room with him together. trump posted after gaetz withdrew his name from consideration, saying matt has a wonderful future. what do you think is actually happening behind the scenes in trump world today? >> i think that it was clear to donald trump that the votes simply weren't there for matt gaetz. and i had actually predicted that his nomination would likely be pulled. trump's always been a fan of gaetz. he sees him as a loyalist who's good at defending him on tv but he's not one of those core guys that he's really going to go out on a limb, too far to protect and defend. this was a last minute nomination. it was somebody that was kind of kind of cooked up on the plane. according to some reporting that i'd seen. so i think that once he was realizing senators weren't going to budge. donald trump's very aware of time. he feels like the first his first administration just did not get off the ground running bec

i want to thank lieutenant governor gilchrist -- congresswoman alyssa slotkin -- and let's send her tohe united states senate. [cheers] vp harris: and curtis and let's send him to the u.s. house of representatives. and we are joined today by leaders of the arab american community, which has deep and proud roots here in michigan. and i want to say, this year has been difficult given the scale of death and destruction in gaza and given the civilian casualties and displacement in lebanon. it is devastating and as president i will do everything in my power to end the war in gaza. [cheers] to bring home the hostages, end the suffering in gaza, insurer israel is a cure, and ensure the palestinian people can realize their right to dignity, freedom, security, and self-determination. and we continue to work on a diplomatic resolution across the israel-lebanon border to protect civilians and provide lasting stability. as president, i will work tirelessly toward a future with security and dignity for all people. [cheers] go michigan, two days to go! you ready? in one of the most consequential ele

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for over a decade, alyssa was attracted to. after spending two years, her safe place with the miller characteristics and to make it worse, alyssa found out her new mail asked me was affiliated with the same gang who abused her as a little girl. she said i feel like the ascension to prison was easier than dealing with that. it was in two of the. kathleen foster pearl after objecting to 132 and reporting a male repeatedly people on her while she used the bathroom naked from the waist down. kathleen served nearly 20 years and was only three weeks away from date. by then, her family made arrangements for her to come home because she reported this behavior and told the person she does not feel safe living with men, must wait another five years in prison. for female inmates, sacrificing an earlier state anytime behind bars. a third woman who i will call jane doe, 6-foot 2-inch 200-pound male three days after moving into his cell, she was raped by carol in the shower. who self identify as women be transferred into women's prison they'

for over a decade, alyssa was attracted to. after spending two years, her safe place with the miller characteristics and to make it worse, alyssa found out her new mail asked me was affiliated with the same gang who abused her as a little girl. she said i feel like the ascension to prison was easier than dealing with that. it was in two of the. kathleen foster pearl after objecting to 132 and reporting a male repeatedly people on her while she used the bathroom naked from the waist down. kathleen served nearly 20 years and was only three weeks away from date. by then, her family made arrangements for her to come home because she reported this behavior and told the person she does not feel safe living with men, must wait another five years in prison. for female inmates, sacrificing an earlier state anytime behind bars. a third woman who i will call jane doe, 6-foot 2-inch 200-pound male three days after moving into his cell, she was raped by carol in the shower. who self identify as women be transferred into women's prison they'

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alyssa cornett, executive editor of multimedia investors, good to have you. what is going on today?rday the warning shot and today people are relieved these stocks are not shot, what's the real story? >> you are right. thursday was a huge shot across the bow for the tech sector and even the broader market. if you look at six weeks ago we had a huge bullish character change on september 11th than a strong and steady uptrend over the last six weeks are yesterday marked a character change in the market and usually when that happens there is some repair work that needs to be done so while it is positive that we are bouncing today, and inside day from yesterday, that doesn't account for the gap down that we had at thursday's open so positive that we are bouncing today and not just immediately continuing this selloff but there's a little bit of jittering us out there in the market particularly with the tech sector ahead of another big week next week that could be full of some explosive headlines. neil: is all about ai and i get that and a lot of people say a lot of the stocks particularly

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including the election of two black women to the senate, alyssa slatkin, reelection of tammy baldwin, ruben gallego leading in his race, too, those races happened in states where trump won, and those candidates outperformed the top of the ticket. maybe there are lessons there. what i do know for sure is that not nearly enough people turned out to vote for what the democratic party was selling nationally. millions of people didn't turn out. and i look at this as i've been reflecting over the past couple days, from my vantage point as a college educated white person, which is one of the only demographics by the way that donald trump didn't increase his share of the vote with and i can tell you, the message of the party is cared for too much toward me and far too many of the people who were lifted up in the final days were people who were meant to appeal to me. look, happen to believe that donald trump is a major threat to our democracy. fascism is a threat, a dire one and so is authoritarian leadership. i believe that in my bones and i believe that's what we are facing but clearly, the

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for the course or the hold on bass of the front lines, alyssa square the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying, this is where the buildings are exploding. so i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war, the wounds in the street. the level of the building was being collapse. i wanted to see the soldiers that were fighting in here from them why they were fighting. how this fighting started in their opinion. and ultimately, where it was heading the radically, the 1st american army officer who's been here since then, snowden saw i want to see with my own eyes, what american tax fair dollars have done the i think this is a privilege and a duty to come. and the most important thing that we can do is show that america has americans that do not have conflict, resentment, possibility, or prejudice towards russia. so it's sad that america is turned into war, but i think that's why american military officers can come and be the show that america is not about war. and this, this is, this is an opportunity to see firsthand what's happened and what the truth is. the, [000:00:00

in san francisco, alyssa goard, nbc bay area news.date now on school closures and mergers all across the bay area to address budget shortfalls and changing enrollments. oakland unified is the latest district considering combining several schools. school board is set to discuss the idea at a public meeting on wednesday, but there won't be a vote until next month. all students will continue to learn at the same campus because the proposed mergers are only at schools that share a campus. some say that plan is not aggressive enough to deal with the district's $174 million, two year deficit. that comes as the south bay district is looking to close several schools. san jose's alum rock school district is suffering declining enrollment. the district plans to shut down seven schools and consolidate two others by next fall. another school will be redesigned. the board is set to make a final decision again next month. now, san francisco unified, they've decided to put closures on hold after a lot of controversy and pushback on a plan to close a

i think alyssa fara is on that show. fara is anti-trump. the fact that she is anti-trump doesn't mean that they don't have a conservative voice on there. it should be notable that she is anti-trump. the definition of someone being pro over-the-top maga in order to satisfy the right in terms of being a guest isn't -- it can't be that way. the bigger issue in terms of podcasts and internet, late night, the point is, i think, everyone's got a responsibility. you don't say anything on air that you don't believe is true. if i say something that is not true, you are going to call me on it. we have a responsibility not to traffic and lies. that might be the larger point. if not, i'm going to make that point. everyone is going to get information that way, then there needs to be some kind of standards. maybe it is because i am too old. i don't listen to mr. rogan. i don't think i would warrant being on his show. i would love it. it would be a great way to first-tier the show. i think everyone no matter what they call themselves,

one of the seats we moved this morning is alyssa slotkin's in lansing. she's leaving to run for senate. we believe republican tom barrett might be entering election day with a slight advantage over democrat curtis hurtell. that is why republicans might still be ever so slightly favorite for control of the chamber if you have the 22 tossup's break evenly down the middle, republicans would end up at 219, 216 for democrats. what we know from history is it is likely most of the top subs will break one direction. host: colorado's third district. guest: this is the seat where republican lauren boebert left to run in a much redder district on the opposite end of colorado. the democrat in the race, adam fish, he came within 504 votes of beating her never stopped running and raised over $14 million for this house race because for much of the cycle he was running against boebert, probably the best fundraiser the democrats have ever had. now he's running against a more conventional republican, however pu -- an attorney named jeff hurd from grand junction. in 2022,

you might remember the giants promoted alyssa nakken, making her the first woman to serve as a full times first base coach, becoming the first woman to coach during an mlb game. nakken has accepted an offer with the cleveland guardians. the giants thanked her on x for her impact across the sport, wishing her good luck in her new role and we join them in applauding alyssa nakken. 53 past the hour. up next, a quick look at our top stories, including a storm that just pummeled the bay area. what we are expecting this weekd. cynthiaen area. over the last three days. now moving out, but not before the widespread rain, wind and flooding hit just about every county in oakland. this mass of pooling water forced the shutdown at the 580 offramp at macarthur boulevard. cars still trying to drive through that deep water. you are not encouraged to do that. caltrans responded to quickly vacuum out the water and clear that roadwa. the saturated ground and strong winds knocked over this massive tree in the middle of san francisco's jackson square. this is the corner of sansome and pacific, on the edge o

is clear that you had multiple battleground states where democratic incumbents or in the case of alyssa slotkin and ruben gallego were elected to the united states senate on a very tough night. so i think we have to make sure that we are clear eyed and authentic and unadult rated in how we assess what happened so that we can engineer a comeback on behalf of the american people and protect the things that matter, our american values, protect our institutions, protect our freedoms, and protect you know the way of life in terms of the middle class and all those who aspire to be a part of it. but we also, i think, can't be hysterical in our assessment that this was an anti-incumbent wave when the facts say something very different. >> yeah. i appreciate you engaging in the conversation there. and you're certainly making a fair point, right? donald trump improved his numbers. there are people who look at that and say how could he improve his numbers at all? it wasn't a reagan-esque 49- state romp. i want to play what some of your house democratic members have said. take a listen. >> the goal

alyssa goard today in the bay. vote counting also continues in the south bay. what was halted for hours yesterday after someone sent a bomb threat. the santa clara county sheriff's office tells us that someone emailed the bomb threat to the registrar of voters office back on friday night, but no one saw the email containing the bomb threat until yesterday morning, when workers called the sheriff's office. deputies moved in to evacuate several buildings. we have over 100 workers inside and these are all extra help county employees and also our permanent staff, and we just had to drop everything and made sure to evacuate the building as soon as possible and make make sure everything was like locked and secured. authorities say ultimately they found nothing suspicious after that roughly five hour evacuation, employees were allowed back inside to continue their work. they say the holdup will not impact their ability to certify the election. santa clara county has about 193,000 ballots left to count. that's out of roughly 580,000 ballots cast in southern california.

busy among their own people and then the or so they can get a county self. yvonne and alyssa takes a while to attend this. the ill i'm getting old and metal. when mt had a basement been a bit of a job better to have it. the issue of guarantee heading to a lot of the a head cold, but the sub of watson and the other, the little unsure about will be to bit novella. but because that's what the problem that i have available for insurance is it's always the problem to ask, can i ask for value now? does that i fit in the field of the policy, but a little above i was able to ask you in a closer look elaborate sevalla? yeah, yeah. one more layer to clean the savannah. no, my paperwork pushed them again and i knew i had to come on the other side of the quarter. the bill. net bill. oh this i will. i will whole side of set of the said yeah this how, how does that so know that oh, i have a oh you and then you said the soon in the hands no sad. it was just saying, hey and i guess and i said, i know who was on the do know the yeah the yeah yeah, i'm going to hate to have this, this is mrs. helena.

here's nbc bay area's alyssa goard. people gathered at third baptist church sunday out of worry and anger. those texts are so vicious, vile and violent. san francisco civil rights icon amos brown is referring to disturbing text messages sent to black people around the country, and in the bay area the day after the election. the messages varied some, but the theme was consistent, telling recipients they'd been selected to pick cotton. i'm from a rural area in the south. i didn't pick cotton, so i know good and well we're not going to allow our babies to be talking about picking cotton. among the recipients san francisco unified students. we've got to protect our children, protect our communities, brown says. students who got those texts tell him they feel unsafe and isolated. in response, the naacp is partnering with san francisco unified and the city in an effort to support black students. we got to get the community around them to making sure that we're not only helping them with their learning, but we're mentoring the

alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. yeah, the rough water and windy conditions also in contra costa county today. this is video from antioch, where crews rescued several people after their 15 foot boat capsized. it happened this morning at the antioch marina. five people were rescued. all of them are okay. one of the survivors said the boat was knocked over by a big wave. the wind was very in the morning, was nice, but then the wind changed a lot. wind was like 30, 35mph. that's pretty windy. yeah, very windy, very dangerou. survivor says the group was only in the water for about 15 minutes before first responders arrived, and helped out the choppy waters extending down into southern california. one person killed after their boat overturned today in redondo beach. that person was found dead inside the boat's cabin. five others were rescued after they were found clinging to the side of that boat. it is unclear how the vessel overturned. we're back in 60s. ahead of vice president harris last minute appearance on saturday