house and then opens fire. >> right through the bathroom door.hen, he told the police he went back to the bed, where he has been sleeping with his new girlfriend, a 29 year old model and inspiring attorney, that's when oscar said, he made a horrible discovery. rivas wasn't in bed. >> and it immediately throws on him. that she could be the person in the bathroom. >> he puts on his limbs and tries to break down the door. he then picks up a cricket -- against burglars or intruders or whatever. well >> inside he said he found reeva bleeding. >> she was slumped over, but she still alive. he picks her up in his arms, carries her downstairs, she still breathing. >> she's been struck by three bullets, and by the time the police arrived, she was dead. oscar sopped as he told the story. >> he didn't mean to kill her. it was a horrible accident, and according to his words, he is mortified to have taken the life of a person so loved by so many people. >> detectives collected evidence, the bullet whittled or, the cricket bat, they found security camera video

bathrooms. the plea from teachers. we will take you to san jose mayor london breed caught ask list inside a san francisco club. why she was there. what her office says today. major concerns all across the bay area as school bathrooms are being vandalized by students. teachers say it is part of a tiktok challenge. celebrating 200 years of mexican independence. >> showers on the way. i will have the timeline, coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> not practicing what they preach puritan night, and bay area leader caught breaking local health orders. san francisco's mayor on camera dancing without a mask inside a club. i am larry beil. that's get right to kate larsen, who has been digging -- let's get right to kate larsen. kate: mayor breed was in the underground level of a san francisco club last night. definitely inside. i spoke with the manager off-camera, who told me the rules are to wear a mask inside if you are not eating or drinking. ♪ kate: dan

many bathrooms are now closed.e reached out to tiktok to see if any action has been taken against users posting bathroom challenge videos but have yet to hear back. brenner is hopeful that parents talk to their kids like she talked to her class this week. >> i had a conversation. i made a personal. if this was happening and your father or brother had to clean this up, how would you feel? >> j.r. stone, abc 7 news. larry: tiktok has banned the hashtag associated with that challenge. now when someone searches that, they will be sent to the community guidelines page. in the tweet, tiktok also wrote "please be kind to your schools and teachers." even the possibility of rain is news these days. let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel. look at the weather, tracking when and where we will see showers this weekend. sandhya: saturday night into early sunday, we are going to be seeing some wet weather so let me show you the lights system on live doppler 7. the pacific northwest will bear the brunt of this storm but we will

the kids are destroying the bathrooms. they are stealing stuff. they are putting tissue in the toilet. >> her thoughts are echoed by students like emily, who goes to abbott middle school in san mateo, where she says bathrooms have been vandalized. >> my teachers keep saying they might close them because it keeps getting worse and worse. we might just have to go to the office if we need to use the restroom. >> if you think this is limited to middle schools, think again. high schools and elementary schools have custodians working extra hours, as is the case at independent elementary school in castro valley. >> i don't think a lot of them understand they are vandalizing. they think something that is funny >> that they saw on tiktok. this soap dispenser is a replacement for one ripped off the wall. this toilet was covered in ketchup. we know cases where many bathrooms are now closed. we reached out to tiktok to see if any action is being taken against users posting bathroom challenge videos. we have yet to hear back. she is ho

school district shut down many bathrooms because of it. now san francisco school has the same problem. sharon kat suedda. >> reporter: the principal sent out email to parents saying counsellors would be talking to them about the consequences. >> later on in p.e., stuff on the floor, wet and everything. school started closing the bathrooms. >> reporter: students don't have to log on to tiktok to see the damage, happened here in herbert hoover middle school. >> why are you doing it in the first place? >> reporter: tearing out toilets, clogging them, stealing soap and posting on tiktok. result is districts shutting down bathrooms and parents are concerned for students looking to wash hands in pandemic. tiktok has banned the challenge and is removing the videos but it's tough to catch them all. >> not fair to them, teachers, others not involved, it's not okay. >> scary to close down bathroom in middle of pandemic. how do we wash hands, promote sanitation? >> reporter: senator richard bloomenthal says they have to be responsible at tiktok. >> g

moved mr moved mr lieberman from the living room to the bathroom to the bathroom to the bathtub where mr lieberman was found. the medical examiner says the cause of death is likely drowning motive for these kinds of crimes still under investigation. um we're still collecting evidence to determine the exact motive. mr smith had this to commit this horrible crime. david lieberman's daughter, april says the southern california native moved to san jose in the late seventies he attended san jose state fell in love with the area and his eventual partner and started a family. dave liebman was a caring dad. proudest grandpa and the fun uncle and a dedicated brother and son, april says in a text message she continues. he loved to dance love to help people and loved his family. investigators don't know how the two men came to know each other or what sparked a rage filled knife attack that ultimately took the life of a 72 year old san jose resident at this point, we're still investigating mr smith's movements and where he was living and where he was. guys before. he came to that apartment buildi

>> districts have been asked to shut down bathrooms because of damages done. now other schools are seeing the same issue. >> it's not fair to them, it's not fair to the teachers, it's not fair to the students who aren't involved, so that's not okay. >> reporter: now richard blumenthal says tiktok needs to be held accountable along with the students responsible for the vandalism. >> i'm calling on tiktok to ban these videos, to protect them, and to ban as well the users, those kids who make use of its platform to encourage, and, indeed, incite others. tiktok is complicit in these types of actions. >> reporter: tiktok says it has banned the challenge and are pulling down the videos. others go up just as fast. in the schools they're doing all they can to catch those responsible. sharon katsuda, nbc bay area nutz. >>> you better carry your proof of vaccine in your wallet because it's getting more strict nationwide. anyone going into an indoor event have to show proof of vaccination or a negative test taken within 24 hours of that event. until now proof was only sh

bathrooms. we will take each case seriously. it is vandalism. we will involve our police as necessary. san ramon valley unified superintendent says at least four schools middle and high schools in the district have been vandalized and a letter to parents. doherty valley's principal says the entire school has only one open boys bathroom. it's reserve supplies depleted, there's a supply chain problem. in our nation connected to the pandemic, so wheng needs to be ordered, such as a soap dispenser, it's not as though it is always readily available, which is also causing frustration to some of our kids who simply want to use the bathroom. the high school is asking parent volunteers to monitor the hallways. it's sad that youngsters turned stuff like this and destroy the place that they get to go to score. it's just insane, trying to get get it under control because they're really good at hiding this parent works for dublin, mew. defied with similar problems. culprits don't show their faces just the theft. and there are no cameras in the bathrooms at g

this difference between that bathroom and the bathroom down the street at the subway or mad mcdonald's we find people dead and this bathroom after three minutes somebody knocks on the door and says, are how're -- how are you doing in there, friend? and if there's an overdolce they can correct it. a safe injection site you can have people using under the i'd a health professional and talk too them about getting help, can be there to help mentor them, but a lot of the people working on harm reduction are great success stories themselves. people who overcame addiction. so i do -- absolutely support harm reduction. these are the avenues that we need to take, the criminal prosecution in the war on drugs has been very expensive and things are worse off now than when that started. >> my final question for you this evening is about the changes in the brain scans you showed during your power point. in your research did you find those were irirreversable changes. >> everybody is different. there's some people who their brain has been damaged beyond repair, but there are scans that show over time

down a bathroom in the middle of a pandemic. how do we wash hands? how do we promote sanitation? >> tiktok says it's pulling down the videos it finds related to this challenge. u.s. senator richard blumenthal says more needs to be done and wants to hold tiktok responsible for the destructive challenges that we see occasionally on that platform. >>> well, this story continues to change seemingly by the hour, the disappearance of gabby petito and now the search for her fiance, brian laundrie. both of their lives played out on social media as they documented the cross-country trip they were taking, which also brought them to the bay area earlier this summer. why so many of us around the country gripped by the story. >> it seems like everyone has had their eyes glued to gabby petito's case the last several days. it really is all because of social media. specifically tiktok. it gave people like you and me a platform to share valuable information about the couple's latest sightings with other online users. in this case, it gave author

moved mr moved mr lieberman from the living room to the bathroom to the bathroom to the bathtub where mr lieberman was found. investigators say. sherman smith left the next morning after trying to clean up the crime scene. the medical examiner says the cause of death is likely drowning. investigators still don't know how the two men knew each other or what led to the attack. police in valais. we're now searching for leads and witnesses following a deadly shooting at a busy shopping center. we sent sky fox to fly over the scene just after the shooting happened yesterday afternoon, police say a 38 year old man from richmond was shot and killed outside the black bear diner on admiral callaghan lane. an assailant did, uh, drive up on the victim. and, uh, you know, released several rounds into the vehicle. homicide investigators are working to determine if yesterday's deadly shooting is tied to the killing of a 20 year old man in vallejo one day earlier. no arrests have been made in either case in san jose. testimony continues today in the fraud and conspiracy trial against their nose foun

. >> you only had three times a week to go to the bathroom.what you had to do in your clothes, then you would be suspended. you would break out in we call it chicken rash. it looks like chicken pox all over your body. >> as the workers have said, treats the chickens in his plant better than he treats the human beings who work for him. >> permission to go to the bathroom. you ask him, please, master, let gus to the bathroom, and he wouldn't let you go. a pregnant woman, three months pregnant, has to go to the bathroom and he wouldn't let her go. within five hours, she had a miscarriage. that is not misusing human beings. that is taking a life. >> we are very sure that this is the right thing that we're doing. making it better for our children because we have already won. never been so free in our lives. >> fired up. can't take no more! >> we are beginning to change our attitudes to protest about dangers accepted as part of the job. we're moving from haphazardly protecting workers or compensating them after the fact to trying to prevent hazards

and they go in there and there's a bathroom and they can use that bathroom. in the difference between that bathroom and bathroom down the street in the subway or mcdonald's where we find people dead, they been in there too long in this bathroom after three minutes to 70 knocks on the door they say, how you doing in there my friend. if there's an overdose there the safe injection site, you can have people using end of the eyes of a health professional you talk to them about getting help. they can be there to help mentor them and a lot of the people are great success stories themselves, their people who overcame addiction. so absolutely i support this. these are the avenues that we need to take, the criminal prosecution on the word drugs is very expensive and are worse off now. >> now my final question for you this evening is about the changes and the brain scans that you've shown during your powerpoint. in your research, you find that those were irreversible changes or without those pretty. peter: everybody is different. are some people who their brains been d

and they can use in a bathroom. the difference between that bathroom and the bathroom down the street is we find people dead because they have been in there too long and in this bathroom after three minutes someone knocks on the door and says how are you doing in there, friend? if there's an overdose they are there to correct it. the safe injection site, you can have people using under the eyes of a health professional talk to them and can be there to help mentor them. a lot of the people working in crime reductions are great success stories themselves and people who overcame this. i absolutely support harm reduction. these are the avenues that work in the criminal prosecution in the war on drugs people are worse off now. >> my final question for you this evening is about the changes in the brain scans that you showed during your powerpoint. in your research did you find that those were your reversible changes? >> everybody is different. there are some people who damage their brains beyond repair but it shows over t

the difference between that bathroom and a bathroom down the street at the subway or the mcdonald's wherend people dead is because they've been in there too long. this bathroom after three minutes, somebody knocks on the door and says how are you doing in there, friend? and if there is an overdose, they are there. a safe injection site, you can have people using under the eyes ofof the health professional ant can talk to them about getting help and can be there to help mentor them. a lot of the people working on reduction have great success stories themselves. they are people who overcame addiction. so, i do absolutely support harn reduction. [inaudible] criminal prosecution for the war on drugs is very expensive and worse off now than when it started. >> yeah. now my final question for you is about the changes in the brain scans that you showed during your powerpoint. in your research, did you find that those were irreversible changes or -- >> they are not -- everybody is different. there areeo some people who are damaged beyond repair, but there are scans that can show overtime brains d

the difference between that bathroom in the bathroom down the street at mcdonald's were responsible deadey been in there too long and after three minutes, somebody knocks on the north and if there's an overdose, they are there for safe injection site, you can have people using under the eyes of a health professional and talked about getting help and mentor them. a lot ofki people have great success stories themselves, they overcame addiction themselves so i support harm reduction, criminal prosecution. >> my final question this evening is about the changes in brain scans you show in your powerpoint. did you find there were irreversible changes? >> everybody is different. somehe people but there are scam social overtime brains do have the ability to recover. i had a bunch of slides i normally show a difference in time you can see improvement in somebody'sov brain versus when they don't use so recovery is possible for some people. for others, it not. what we want to do is keep them alive. so it is a hard thing but we have to treat everybody as family. >> as we begin to wrap up, want you te

can use in that bathroom. the difference between that bathroom and down the street at subway or mcdonald's, we find people dead. and this bathroom after three minutes, somebody knocks on the door, how are you doing there, my friend? if there's an overdose they're there to correct it. the safe injection site people can be using under the eyes of the health professional and talk to them about with getting help and help mentor them. a lot of the people working reduction, are success stories, people who overcame addiction. and these are the avenues that we need to take because the criminal prosecution of the war on drugs has been very expensive and things are worse off than when that started. >> yeah, now my final question for you this evening is about the changes in the brain scans that you've showed during your power point. >> yes. >> in your research did you find those were irreversible changes or-- >> they're not-- everybody is different. there are some people who their brain has been damaged beyond repair, bu

was she afraid if she went to the bathroom, she would be in trouble?at's -- you know -- a question, i guess, for her. but what i can say is this. there are certain rules that are put in place for safety. because when he gets out of the vehicle, he's highly recognizable. so whoever gets out of that vehicle, there's a spotlight, a target, on that person. >> the knocking on the wall, the no speaking to men, the texting to use the bathroom. none of that raised an alarm for you? you didn't think any of that was a little strange? >> i know robert's the family man, the businessman. his personal life is robert's personal life. so my job stops at the threshold of his bedroom door. >> reporter: copeland says multiple live-in girlfriends and other women would visit her homes and one of her jobs was making their travel arrangeme arrangements. in court kelly has been accused of some women of traveling them across state lines when they were underage. another alleged victim telling the jury she was held captive for several days. copeland maintains she didn't see anyt

. >> sadly come that is what my bathroom like on a daily basis. good morning. you are watching abc 7 abc 7 ab7 abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. >> now we know why you are so particular about having the bathroom. >> it was a,. let's flush this. i thought hard about saying that and i went for it because it is friday. >> go for it, friend. >> we are cloudy just about everywhere except the delta winds less than 10 miles per hour. backing off a little today. slightly warmer. sunshine around the bay and inland. in the 60's. we go from 65 to 72 at noon to 4:00. 73 to 82 inland. mainly 60's by 7:00. an update on the chance for rain this weekend. >> the future of booster shots in the hands of the fda. they are to decide whether a third shot on whether it is safe and effective. jobina: today's meeting will center around the pfizer vaccine and determine if booster shots will improve protection. new data out of israel making the compelling case because it shows an additional pfizer shot provided 10 times more protection against covid-19 and severe disease the eff

ripping up bathrooms to the point where some schools are closing down the bathrooms.t do you think is happening? what can we do? >> i hear this from school leaders across the state that there has been excitement, but for many students, they have not been socialized for 18 months. even in some of our youngest children we see an increase in behaviors. we have to utilize the resources we have. $4 million for mental health, $3 billion for wraparound supports. we have to use these resources to help students with social and emotional needs as they reenter the school. for some kids, they have never been in all days -- been on a school campus before. some entering middle or high school for the first time on campus. now is a good time for us to attend to our students and family. please, take care of our schools. if you are destroying the school, you are hurting us all. i do not think locking the bathroom is the right idea but schools are just trying to figure out what to do. let's find some positive challenges to engage in. students are bright, resilient, let's come up with th

you find your way to the bathroom and you use their bathroom. you use their black water up.ack water. >> you're right, you're right. i tell my kids, i will say to them, no pooping in the rv. within 45 minutes it will happen. they'll just go in there and like, yeah, i pooped. i'm like, what, get it out! >> they don't have black water etiquette. it's all in the book, the manual. you know what else is in the manual? don't eat everybody's potato salad because it will make you use more black water. >> jimmy: these are good tips. >> and what is the height of your rv? >> jimmy: i don't know. i know the length. >> you are at risk of tearing the whole roof off your damn rv. because you don't know off hand your height. the number one thing you should know is your height. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah, you pull up to a country ass gas station and you'll tear the roof off that. you forget what you're driving. the kids say, i want mcdonald's. okay, and the whole roof comes off. you go home, open your manual and know your damn height before you go on the road again. >> jimmy: i am goin

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he lead her into the bathroom and then he was like, do you want to stay here with me?and he said, i guess he tried to close the door and all that stuff. she said no, opened the door and walked away. >> now they had to track him down, him and every male that attended the party. how long did you spend on this? >> we spent several weeks, that's all we were doing those attempting to identify these people. locate them, interview them and go through the same vetting process as far as getting a timeline, and an aliby for them >> we were taking dna samples from every single person we talk to. >> at the same time, they asked one of their tech investigators to look for clues in jessica cell phone. you find all sorts of stuff on people's cellphones? >> oh my gosh, yes, absolutely. what was remarkable about this, when you say all kinds of stuff, on this one, it was pretty much just one thing on there. pictures of her son. >> this kind of stuff? >> her life completely revolved around him. >> but there are text messages to. lots of them. some were pretty interesting. >> one of the l

moved mr moved mr lieberman from the living room to the bathroom to the bathroom to the bathtub where mr lieberman was found. the medical examiner says the cause of death is likely drowning motive for these kinds of crimes still under investigation. um we're still collecting evidence to determine the exact motive. mr smith had this to commit this horrible crime. david lieberman's daughter, april says the southern california native moved to san jose in the late seventies he attended san jose state fell in love with the area and his eventual partner and started a family. dave liebman was a caring dad. proudest grandpa and the fun uncle and a dedicated brother and son, april says in a text message she continues. he loved to dance love to help people and loved his family. investigators don't know how the two men came to know each other or what sparked a rage filled knife attack that ultimately took the life of a 72 year old san jose resident at this point, we're still investigating mr smith's movements and where he was living and where he was. i was before. he came to that apartment build

. >> i remember walking into the bathroom and there is no mirrors. >> reporter: toilets are clogs and soap dispensers were torn from the walls. >> as soon as had any issues, let's connect with families to make sure it stops. >> reporter: a spokesperson saying tiktok does not allow content that promote it is criminal activities but a lot of damage had already been done before tiktok found and took down the videos. new ones are already going up showing damage to schools across the nation. >> it's wrong and it has to stop. that's what we are focusing on making sure we have our kids making better choices so all of our kids can be okay at schools. >> reporter: the goal of these videos, views. >> i kind of thought it was a funny trend and until you see it happening in schools and not being able to go to the bathroom. >> it's high school and nobody is going to speak up and say anything. >> reporter: investigations are still underway. officials say they already identified some of the students involved and they'll be disciplined. thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> vandalism investigated as a

people couldn't go to the bathroom and people were using the corners of the warehouse to go to the bathroomally beds, just mattresses on the floor and there were insects crawling all over the place. roaches,iderspiders, ants. and the heat was not good. >> reporter: of course you had seven people die in this facility during the storm and people are just trying to figure out exactly what happened. we have learned that the state actually approved this plan, but what they didn't approve is for the number of people to be inside that warehouse. 850 people on the inside. now you have family members and state investigators all asking the same question. let's not forget, the owner of the facility had his license revoked but there are still so many questions at this point especially when you look at those conditions and how terrible they were. >> ryan young, thank you for that. a lot of questions for sure. >>> two major u.s. companies are shelving plans to bring their workers back to the office because of the delta variant. american express told employee it is won't fully reopen until late june of 20

. >> inside my bathroom.f i was in my bathroom i would have been shot. >> all of a sudden a machine gun goes off. >> we're scared but at the same time we're very angry. >> angry because of ek ootings thinteection. >> all right there you can see the actual bullet holes. >> about 30 set of neighbors met with us, every person here has a story after close encounter. >> they shot my car. >> i had a bullet et through my living room window. >> i reported on this intersection as far back as 2017. parker elementary is right next to it. here is a kid screaming and running from gunfire in 2018. there was a nearby shooting during our interview today. >> a lot more effort. >> enough is enough and i don't think that the kids and families in our neighborhood should be living in a lawless environment. >> neighbors blame gun and gang activity. they want more patrol. the city permitted adding more speed bumping but construction is pushed back to 2023. neighbors want them now. council man represents this area. he says the polic

their bathrooms.throom sink. this is just crazy. >> kids do real dumb stuff, you know, they do really dumb stuff. i'm also glad that when i was in school, there was no snapchat, because it's dumb for many reasons to steal a sink, for example. it is wrong, of course, obviously -- >> lawrence: shouldn't steal. >> shouldn't steal. but also, you are stealing the sink in the bathroom you use. you are not stealing someone else's sink, you are stealing your own sink. >> lawrence: we know kids steal and do dumb stuff, but they can track you through social media -- >> and then you posted. >> lawrence: look, i don't like any criminals, but i at least i respect -- >> i stole from claire's a few times in high school and they never caught me. [laughter] >> lawrence: which one? since you are going to tell on -- >> mall in macomb michigan. sorry, guys. >> lawrence: now that you have made it. >> i got so scared, i hid in my friends minivan. i was with girls that were cooler than me, so i wanted to be cool. >> lawrenc

. >> there's a new social media challenge that's calling on kids to vandalize their schools bathrooms and a number of schools across the country have been reporting damages. the question is when not this trend has hit bay area schools kron charles clifford is joining us now live from san ramon with detail. so did you find that this was a happening anywhere here in the bay area. >> it's called the devious lick challenge it on tiktok, which is a social media platform. you can share short videos with people basically kids are going into bathrooms in their schools and vandalizing them were stealing things. we do know that has happened. at least one school district here in san ramon. but it's been happening across the country as well. this is video from a high school in san joaquin county. this bathroom had apparently been vandalized by students participating in the devious lick challenge on tiktok. >> this smashed near was at a school in texas and this vandalism was from another school in south carolina and the devious lick challenge has also reached schools here in the bay area on thursd

. >> so she ran to the master bathroom, intending to turn off the water.. >> i saw her in the bathtub. it was like i've never seen anything like it. it was heaped up, and the waves were just, like -- >> that's a deep -- big -- >> -- cresting. >> -- deep bathtub, too. >> yeah, it was, like, cresting. and she was on the top. >> oh. >> and she was -- >> in the water. >> yeah. she was upside down. and it was -- >> face down. >> right. right. >> i mean, you're a nurse. you've seen lots of things. >> yeah. >> but that can't have been easy. >> no. well, at the time, you know, you're just in like emergency mode, you know? you just -- you don't even stop to think. you -- and so i just went and grabbed her and pulled her over to here and turned her over to see if there was something i could do to help her. i mean, it was kind of horrifying because she was still in her nursing scrubs. and then i checked to see if she had a pulse an she didn't. >> nothing to do now but call 911. >> she's been in the bathtub and i -- i can't even do cpr. she's stiff. >> okay, so she's

that's why i never have to go to the bathroom. it does pinch.ot throw suspected witches in the water to see if they float? it's a win-win if they drowned their innocence. if they float, they become and cohost on "gutfeld!." >> kat: you called me a cohost. >> greg: anyway. since we are talking about segregation and race, i thought the expert would be a skinny white girl. what are your thoughts? >> kat: are you really going to me first? i am so qualified to be the leading voice of a generation on black issues. look at me. >> greg: my argument is, my argument is you have probably just as much expertise as the woman that we were listening to the webinar. >> kat: was that three white people on the panel? three white people on the panel. the official frequently asked questions on the website which i went to because i'm a very hard worker, it says no students required or banned from joining. it is like yeah, i would think he would put that there because that would be illegal. i'm not a lawyer. i didn't go to law school. sorry, dad. >> greg: so your dad

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story tonight at 5.30, a new social media challenge is encouraging kids to vandalized their school bathroom. yeah. number of schools all across the country. they are reporting damages. but is the trend also hitting schools here in the bay kron four's charles clifford has details. well, tik tok is a social media platform where people can share short videos with each other and there is unfortunately a new. >> challenge going around is called the devious lick challenge where kids are vandalizing their own schools stealing things shooting videos of it and then posting it online. we know it's happening. at least one school district here in the bay area. but it's also happen across the country as well. this is video from a high school in san joaquin county. this bathroom had apparently been vandalized by students participating in the devious lick challenge on tiktok. >> this smashed near was at a school in texas and this vandalism was from another school in south carolina and the devious lick challenge has also reached schools here in the bay area on thursday, the san ramon valley unified school

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in the middlof dinner, the water is coming up out of the shower drain in our bathroom, and i go to checkn water line in the utility room, and by the time i walked back into the living room, where the bathroom is off of, there was nearly a foot of water in the room already. it was incredible, how fast it came through. ros: my fellow bbc world news presenter was also caught up in the storm. this is what happens to her. >> i was getting a train from washington, d.c. to new york, where i live. traveling through new jersey, we got this torreial rainfall. the weather forecast was thunderstorms, standard for early september, but it was like a typhoon. extraordinary amounts of water pummeling the train. the train stopped in metropark in new jersey, and we heard the track ahead of us had flooded. there was a train ahead of us that was stranded. it was extraordinarily dramatic and we spent the night in metropark, new jersey. ros: for more on the situation in new york, here is cbs correspondent wendy gillett. >> i am at 20 eight st and 7th avenue, and i spoke to a couctor of a train. around 9:30 la

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they said students were trying take part in the bathroom and devious tiktok challenge. it encourages peopleelves damag school property. san ramon officials say it is so bad, they'll have to close some of the bathrooms while they wait for supplies and make the needed repairs. >> it's wrong and it has to stop and that's what we're focussing on so all of our kids can be okay at school. >> tiktok says it is pulling down the challenge videos and redirected destructive challenge hashtags. >>> san francisco's iconic cable cars are back in service this saturday. there was a power outage at the cable car barn shut down service for nine days. >>> this might be the keeflt story of the night. they've been doing it for 40 years but it has been a long time since metallica played like this. how about 400 people who showed up for a surprise show? and get this. tickets $19.81. there's a reason form. here's nbc's jean elle. >> i feel as excited right now as i felt when i was standing in line to get into the venue the very first time i saw them in 1985. >> reporter: lifelong metallica fan

wrecked bathrooms are not the only concern about this latest tiktok challenge, students are posting videos of themselves vandalizing and stealing from schools showing clogged toilets and broken sinks, and among those campuses in san francisco and contra costa county, some schools shut down bathrooms completely, have parents worried the kids have nowhere to wash their hands during this pandemic >> it's not fair to the teacher or the other students involved. >> how do we wash hands? how do we promote sanitation. >> tiktok says it's pulling down any of the videos it finds related to the challenge. u.s. senator bloomenthal said more needs to be done and wants to hold tiktok responsible for instructive challenges on its platform. >>> new, there's talk of mask mandates and also a breakthrough treatment that may be approved by next week. >> tonight california is leading the nation with the lowest rate of covid transmission rated substantial while every other state is in the high category, with the state's positivity 3% down from 7% just weeks ago the end of mask mandates could be near for some ar

san ramon officials say the damage is so bad they will have to close some bathrooms while they wait fors and to make the needed repairs. >> it is wrong and it has to stop and that's what we're focusing on to ensure we help our kids make better choices so all of our kids can be okay at school. >> tiktok says it is pulling down those challenge videos and redirected the destructive challenge hashtags. new challenge videos though have already started going up, but san ramon valley unified says it has identified some of the students involved in the challenge videos and they will be disciplined. >>> all right. here is some interesting news. we have a secret concert tonight. actually, it is not so secret anymore. only 500 people allowed inside. tickets only $20, but you have to be vaccinated. guess who is playing in their hometown? metallica breaking its two-year hiatus from live performances for a concert right now in san francisco. one of our photographers was there when tickets went on sale. this was at the independent. this is a small venue in san francisco near alamo square. it didn't tak

needed to use the bathroom. we were out there for a while. needs to use the bathroom but he chose to relieve himself in the woods whereas this sergeant relieved himself in a bottle behind me. i didn't realize he was urinating until i smelled a very awkward smell and i realized someone else said, hey, you need to be drinking some water because your urine smells strong. i said, wow, i couldn't believe he had just urinated. and when i told my sergeant about it, when i got back, i didn't think he was really going to tell anybody because i didn't want anybody to really say anything because i had just came back as a senior officer. and i was really afraid they wouldn't renew my contract if i, you know, made trouble. if i make waves. that's what we were told. if you made waves, you will not be able to come back and keep your job as a senior officer. >> yeah. >> but he did. he went and told the lieutenant and had a meeting with them and myself. two months later, he was promoted to lieutenant. >> wow. pam. the metropolitan police released a statement