i'm cynthia mcfadden who will be back here tomorrow.or all of us at nbc news, good night.  >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> his whole life, i'm so proud of him. >> right thousand at 6:00, a mother's anguish, remembering one of the three bay area students who were killed in the deadly southern california rampage. i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. those three families are dealing with this tragedy this evening. their sons were killed in isla vista. they were all stabbed by their roommate. elliott rodger killed them before terrorizing so many others in this college community of eye louisi isla vista. >> among the survivors is another young man from the bay area. we have kris sanchez who spoke with one of the local families but mark matthews is standing by live. >> reporter: nick's father says the quest for information about the young man has been over the top. his sister says the support for her brother has been terrific. nick pasichuke was skateboarding when murder suspect elliott rodger ran him down,

she did an interview with cynthia mcfadden on nbc and they touched on it, how is your health? there is no serious questions being asked. this is not what they do. they celebrate her, so then when somebody raises the question and say, you know, she was out of office there for a month, what was that about? and then the media leaps on them like how dare you ask the questions that we utterly failed to ask because we don't care. you know, the fact of the matter is this is the way they cover hillary clinton. they talk about her mother. they talk about her coming grandchild. they talk about somebody throwing a slipper at her in vegas. she's treated like a celebrity. she's like beyonce of politics and that's what happens. so i think the real problem here is the news media, you know, for them to come out and say this is a smear machine, this is the news media. they never hold the clintons accountable for anything, so -- >> a suggestion. >> large chunks of bill clinton. >> there is a suggest raised by karl rove that age will be a fact tomorrow, that a lot of people will question if she'