jensen to opine on. >> ms. jensen do you wanted to opine on the 20 day notice. >> actually mr. ionin is better to answer that. >> (multiple voices). >> those items are in front of us i think the idea of duplicating the file is the right one we can talk about them in and make recommendations and make recommendations on the duplicated files i think is the suggestion of kroom or supervisor peskin and those items advertised unfortunate it the only thing we've tubed the process and not necessarily the items before us so we can have a substantive talk that would be great not to have a 20 day delay that is before us. >> let's make that may 4. >> yes we'll take a look at it and make sure it sounds like appropriate but - >> double check. >> duplicate the ordinance and notice the proposed changes. >> unfortunate the best person is the zoning administrator with the proper notice has been performed and sure we can - >> point well-taken on may 4th. >> a request to call the questions on that motion to continue this to may 4th commissioner fong can i go last (laughter). >> i'm confused i'm so

jensen. i'm a frequent flyer with united. last few yearse that united has made every concerted effort to improve customer service. this is surprising to me. is,question for mr. jensen what i had not noticed before was that they were actually the portssengers to once they were on the plane. this was unusual. the way they treated it these passengers, i don't think it is justified at all. i think the press should be talking more about this. they do. i can assure you that usa today has been writing lots of stories about the subject and we will continue to cover what resolutions are made weather at united changing policy or the transportation adopting new regulations, or if congress decides to debate and force new laws on the airlines. i will be covering that. what i can say in addition about --ted is that they are [indiscernible] >> good afternoon, as you're aware, there is news breaking about afghanistan. around 7 p.m. local time, in afghanistan, last night, the united states military use the gpu 43 weapon in afghanistan. large,

and tom jensen is live in berkeley, and tom, a pk chicturo has punch ad woman in the face, and received a lot of attention. >> it is all over the world, and bshgly pd is going to be look at it if the they have not yet. they have made about 20 arrest, and they are going to social media to look for video and picture, and this video is all over twitter and facebook. watch from the right of the screen as this man steps in, the man in the blue shirt, and he draws back to punch this woman squarely in the face. she is not appearing to look at him. a lot of people have identified the man online, but police have not confirmed the name, so we are not going to be saying it. we have reached out, but not heard from officials today. and also, the police are gearing up for ann coal ter -- coulter's speech, and any time a conservative speaker comes here, they believe it will be violent again. thom jensen, nbc news. >> and one down and 15 to go which is the number of games they need if they want to be the champions again. christie smith is going to join us from outside of the oracler arena, and i'm sure

let )s begin with nbc bay area s thom jensen -- live at civic these protests have impacted traffic -- and classes. not at cal -- but at berkley high. ===take vo=== many parents -- concerned about their kids ) safety. one dad -- took his daughter out of school this morning. he says he )s seen too much violence in recent protests -- and didn )t wanna take a chance today.. ===take sot=== oc: "fights, people bleeding, my daughter )s 15 years old, i dont want her witnessing nothing like that. that )s why she )s going to school, so we can get her away from here so she can go learn something better." runs :11 ===vo continues=== another man held a sign asking out-of-towners to "go home". many of the most violent protestoprs -- don )t live in te bay area. jess/1xvid berkeley city and cal police are still out tonight keeping an eye out on the protests related to the coulter )s cancelled visit. ==take live== nbc bay area )s sharon katsuda s live at sproul plaza to show us how the police presence and strategy definitely helped amid fears of violence -- there are signs of peace. literally. a small

. >> tom jensen live at sfo tom you were on the story when it broke last night. another troubling video involving the airline industry. >> reporter: boy you know what as we found out last night american airlines jumped on this immediately grounding the flight attendant and launching an investigation. >> hi bud hey bud you do that to me and i'll knock you flat. >> argument between passenger and american airlines flight attend right inside the aircraft still parked at sfo departure gate upset what what a passenger says was an attendant violently ripping a stroller away from a female passenger hitting her and nearly hitting one of the two small children. a san francisco woman onboard tells nbc bay area the incident was deeply disturbing to her and that when she went to tell the employee in the video that he almost hit a baby that the employee also yelled at her and put his finger in her face. despite the action attention of the attendant nbc bay area aviation expert mike mccarron says american airlines did everything right by responding immediately. >> they knew sth

tom jensen is live where there are people. tom, after watching that last video from berkley, were things peaceful there today? >> reporter: it was very large as you said. but very peaceful as well. we didn't see any incidents or hear anything from police. the crowd is really broken up. most of the people marched right here to the plaza on the arrow and then broke up. we're seeing people coming from the giants' game right now. i would say though as you said at least tens of thousands of people, that's a rough estimate. they were very local calling for the president's tax returns and some calling him a coward and chicken for not making his finances available questioning what they might reveal about his financial ties to russia and national interests around the world. one san francisco mom and daughter told us their thoughts on the subject as they marched. >> because we don't know what's going on between him and russia and it's going to tell us a lot and we deserve that as american citizens. >> that's why he has so much money. he

we're live at sfo, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, thom. for continuing coverage, go to our website at nbcbayarea.com. >> and now to our other top stories tonight, thousands participated in the march for science. >> they joined demonstrators who denounced president trump's policies. christie smith reports. >> reporter: a rally drew hundreds of people. adam savage, former co-host of mythbusters came to speak. >> when we see politicians move away from the best data towards their own biases, that's not policy that benefits everyone. it benefits a few. >> reporter: organizers say scientists were moved to take action. >> cutting the epa, not funding any climate research whatsoever, eliminating education investment in our schools, those were direct threats to our future. >> reporter: many carried signs about science and concerns about president trump's views on climate change and proposed cuts. >> funding for so many areas to me is just completely unacceptable. for me, the science piece is important but i'm going to be at every demonstration i ca

b will talk to mark jensen -- sen about the rights of airline passengers. host: "washington post" reports this morning that the trump administration is stepping up efforts on deportation, including finding more spaces to house undocumented immigrants and opening discussions with local police forces that could be given enforcement authority. "the hill" this morning looks at whether president trump's advisors, steve banknown, may be leaving the white house. the story focuses on those close to the administration, saying despite what the president has said in recent days about the extent of his role in the administration, that mr. trump still holds mr. bannon in high regard. it's the "washington journal" for april 13. today we want to get your

jensen to opine on. >> ms. jensen do you wanted to opine on the 20 day notice. >> actually mr. ionin is better to answer that. >> (multiple voices). >> those items are in front of us i think the idea of duplicating the file is the right one we can talk about them in and make recommendations and make recommendations on the duplicated files i think is the suggestion of kroom or supervisor peskin and those items advertised unfortunate it the only thing we've tubed the process and not necessarily the items before us so we can have a substantive talk that would be great not to have a 20 day delay that is before us. >> let's make that may 4. >> yes we'll take a look at it and make sure it sounds like appropriate but - >> double check. >> duplicate the ordinance and notice the proposed changes. >> unfortunate the best person is the zoning administrator with the proper notice has been performed and sure we can - >> point well-taken on may 4th. >> a request to call the questions on that motion to continue this to may 4th commissioner fong can i go last (laughter). >> i'm confused i'm so

nshs nbc's bay yar a thom jensen has the developments. >> reporter: the judge in that case yesterday of the 10 charges were dropped against the suspect because police were eventually trespassing because they didn't leave when moore told them to. today, moore's mother and the public defender's office asked them to release him and drop the other charges. there's no doubt that he was aggressive in his nearly 40 demand at san francisco police officers get off his front step in january. but his mom said it never should have come to this. >> he could have been dead. but he's here. he's alive. >> reporter: he was shot after being hit with a baton and after he hit and kibd tcked the offic the police were there for a -- they were trespassing, should have left when moore told them repeatedly to get off his stairs. >> he's got a mental condition. but the officers continued to egg him on. >> the depp fi public defender says the officers should have left. >> it was so clear that the officers were trespassing and were asking illegally. >> pictures posted to facebook by the san francisco police off

thom jensen has been on this story since it broke. the airline industry is supporting that flight attendant. >> reporter: yes, one group said this flight attendant did the opposite of what he was supposed to do. he added fuel to the fire. >> this mother in tears after passenger says he was mistreated by an american airline flight attendant. >> you do that to in and i will lock you flat. >> a san francisco says the attendant violently yanked the stroller and nearly hit the mother and the baby. the male's passenger reactions after the attendant explained it was an accident. >> the attendant is suspended while the investigation is complete completely. >> we'll talk to air crew and passengers involved if they have any -- and passengers near by witnessing the situation. >> a video always helps to bring out anything to light especially behavior like that. >> and not what you expect from attendant. that's customer service. >> it says in a written statement "the video from an american plane is not representative of the work flight attendants

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thom jensen is live where firefighters pulled the body from the water. thom? >> reporter: the woman was shocked, as you can imagine. she was on her balcony when she saw this body out there in the middle of this lagoon in alameda. it was about 8:30 in the morning, and started out like any other saturday for marcella galvez. >> i was going to be prepare my coffee. and i saw the body in the lake. >> reporter: marcella thought it was a mannequin but had a sick feeling it was a real person. >> i don't see if it's a joke or it's real. but i call my wife, she tell i call the police. >> reporter: her fears confirmed less than an hour later when alameda city firefighters pulled the body of a young man, possibly hispanic, from the lagoon. her new neighbors assure her this is not a typical discovery in alameda. >> this is my question. it's usual? it's not usual. >> reporter: still a mystery out here for folks tonight. who was this man who was in the middle of the water here, in the lagoon, and where did he come from, how did he die? no reason for anybody to be on this wa

car. >> at this tile the pending charges felony dui and vehicular manslaughter. >> reporter: tom jensen. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, it's one of the fastest growing industries in the country and is right here in the bay area. how you can get in on it, next. >>> and get ready for a very nice saturday across the bay area. woodside looking absolutely gorgeous. but we do have a storm system that could be affecting your easter sunday plans. i'll talk about that incoming rain coming up after the break. >>> welcome back at 7:15 as the sun rises over the transamerica pyramid in san francisco. a chilly morning out there. 48 degrees right now. but vianey arana says the bay area will see 60s even 70s on this day before a rainy easter sunday. it's well known that tesla, uber and google all have self-driving cars, now we can add apple to that list. the south bay tech giant has been approved to test autonomous cars right here in california. experts say despite apple testing driverless cars, they don't actually expect the company to make one any time soon. there's a lot of te

we begin with nbc bay area )s thom jensen -- live in oakland -- where the president )s policies on climate change were front and center today. ==anim== >> ignoring science in the name of profits. >> i feel like science is pretty clear and we have an entire planet in jeopardy in essence and we're going to be seeing a lot of the effects of that impacting people all over the world. people on coastlines. having their environments change and having to move. i think we have to be both, you know, supporting trying to control it but also aware of the real consequences for people. >> reporter: this was held not coincidentally on the 100th day of mr. trump's presidency. not success is achieved to a lot of the people. some folks specifically talking about this lake and the water that people are able to enjoy today and other days which could be damaged if more of these protections are just cut by the president. we are live in oakland. >> tom, thanks. the largest are march happened in washington, d.c. as tens of thousands of people gathered in front of the u.s. capitol building and made their way to th

live, thom jensen. >>> and more on a student under arrest, the teacher was giving car keys to the student during school hours, the 17-year-old student was stashing items in the teacher's car, police say marijuana was also found in the car. police say the teacher, rianna, lane, admitted to the crime and was released on a citation. the student was released to his parents. >>> also, students on height ended alert after two sexual batteries on campus. more on the details, marianne? >> reporter: terry, the attack happened last night, just 20 minutes apart here on escondido road. and tonight, the department of public safety is doing extra patrols in this area. >> it was comforting to know that we got such a prompt response, but the content of the message was of course pretty alarming. >> reporter: last night, the stanford sophomore received this text alerting students about two sexual batteries on campus, the first happening at 10:40 last night on escondido road near freshman dorms. police say a white man groped a woman from behind while she was walking, while several blocks later a female jogg

we're live in martinez, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> tom, thank you very much. we continue to follow a developing story out of egypt. more than 40 people were killed, 100 injured in two separate explosions, both during palm sunday services. and isis is claiming responsibility for both attacks. the first happened at a church some 50 miles north of cairo. a man inside the church described it as a horrifying scene. >> translator: i was sitting in the front and all of a sudden everything went dark. i passed out and someone pushed me off my seat. a few seconds later i got up and saw bodies all around me. >> the second attack was in egypt's second largest city, alexander dri a, they say the blast was so strong nearby shops were destroyed. egypt's president has declared a three-month state of emergency. president trump sent out a tweet condemning the attacks and he is confident the president of egypt will handle it properly. >>> tonight at a church in campbell they mourn those killed in the attacks. marianne favro is live at the  orthodox church with reaction from eg

. >> reporter: thom jensen, nbc by a area news. >>> police are asking anyone who witness a 75-year-old woman being struck and killed in downtown san leandro to come forward. the driver that was involved did stay and cooperate at the scene but police are still hoping to get an eyewitness account. this happened on march 31 around 5:00 at night right in front of chipotle. she was struck while in a crosswalk. police say drugs and alcohol did not play a factor. dianne feinstein will 35r9s patriot in a ceremony to commemorate the construction project. and coming up we'll look at the suicide deterrence system. >>> getting kicked out of your home without a cause. advocates say the no-cause evictions have skyrocketed in san jose and protesters are on the march. why a meeting next week could change everything for renters. >>> and a state report on climate change. the reason a new revelation about sea level rise could serve as an urgent call to action. oc:up fight back trt:5 laura//cont.vo renters in san jose rallying against "no-cause evictions." >> under attack. what do we do? >> fight back! >>

the great america parkway police say the two women in the car, hit died instantly nbc bay area tom jensens outside our lady of peace in santa clara that has to be a huge loss for people there. >> reporter: it is. it's holy week. the holy thursday mass about 11:00 last night they left here at the churn. and chp says minutes later as they were going up the road here toward 101 they got on to the i-- the on ramp there at the great american parkway and highway 101 about 11:30 when it was reported to them. they say the two women both from san jose riding in the back seat of a car when it was hit when the suspects car flu off of 101 into the on ramp parrishers observing the stations of the cross very upset. others heard a sermon preaching forgiveness dedicated to the two victims. 92-year-old angela. . her daughter. >> for people like me, that was the first time we heard about this, which was very shocking, quite

=boxes= nbc bay area )s thom jensen is t the hall of justice. thom -- >>> did police cross the line. this was if february. a judge has dropped most of the charges against that man in the video. a mentally ill man injured by officers on his front porch. tom, what happens now? >> reporter: the superior court judge ruled yesterday the suspect was not wrong. the officers were trespassing and he dropped eight of ten charges against moore today. moore's mother made an emotional plea to the district attorney's officer to drop the last two charges and free her son from jail. >> get off my stair. >> reporter: there's no doubt that sean moore was aggressive. get off his front step in january. his mom said it never should have come to this. >> he's here. >> reporter: moore was shot after being hit with a baton and after he hit and kicked the officers. the police were there to respond to a complaint that moore violated a restraining order. a judge ruled they were trespassing. >> reporter: the deputy public the fender said this is cut and dry. moore was defe

. >> jensen is the founder of the misfits and their home has been the workshop. >> they took over theire garage and the first floor of our house. >> building the robot has pushed these young women to learn an array of skills. >> i take ap computer science at school but it's a completely different kind of frame of mind when you are working with actual code and can you see the results in a fully functioning robot. >> i love math and science and all this stuff, and it's a place where it's more creative, and it's like, practical. >> i am not going to be in a classroom using a power drill or ban saw. >> they are going to houston for the world championships, and the misfits will be one of a few all female teams there, and they launched ago fund me campaign to help with expenses and they are hoping the robot will have the strong showing. >> we are not the fastest but a very detpepbtable robot. >> as a rookie team, they will be the underdogs, and who doesn't like cheering on the underdogs? >> we are rooting for them. the team shipped the robot to houston over the weekend and they will physica

we begin with nbc bay area )s thom jensen -- live in oakland -- where the president )s policies on climate change were front and center today. ==anim==

suspicious death after a woman found a dead man floating in the water behind horse condominium build, thom jensen is where they pulled the man from the water. neighbors shaken up. >> reporter: a lot of neighbors talking about in tonight peggy. talked to two women shaken by in seeing the man's body was the first thing they saw this morning. reality that they will likely never forget. this is what some neighbors woke up to after 8:30 this morning. >> there was video asset as well. >> katie shocked started taking pictures a man's body pulled from the lagoon outside the back door. >> this stuff does not happen here. >> katie's neighbor was first to call 911 after seeing the man floating in just feet from her balcony. >> i don't see is it a joke or real? but i call my wife, she tell -- i call the police. >> firefighters pulled the man's body from the shallow water after nine. the coroner confirming the victim is a junk man possibly hispanic with no autopsy yet the coroner have not determined how he died. there was no obvious signs of foul play according to witnesses. >> there wasn't any wounds i could

tom jensen is live. and going through the social media, and the face of one man punching a woman in the face has gotten the attention around the world. >> yes, i have looked at the news source london to lebanon and this video is blowing up. going to the video that is viral already on the internet, and from yesterday, and people are po posted this on twitter and shared tens of thousands of times from twitter and you can see the man on the right of the screen who is coming in to punch this woman who is pretty small and punches her in the face, and at one point, he delivered a knee to her when she went down, and you can see her distraught afterwards and he runs back into the crowd where he came from out of the right side of the screen. berkeley police last reported that they have made 20 arrests and 11 people, and several of them injured and had to go to the hospital, but they are looking for more people like this guy, and lot h of people say they know who that is, and some news sources have named this pers

as 6:00 and why he says he even has spies inside one of more liberal groups live in berkeley tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> thanks tom this protest much more peaceful compared to the one fwhak february. violence broke out before an event were with former breitbart editor milo yiannopoulos causing his talk cancelled crowds broke windows be with actually caused thousands of dollars in damage on campus and in downtown berk zbli really not easy task to handle the violence we've seen in these previous rallies and protests. berkeley p. d. has been criticized so far the today the problems vnts been any major problems. but historically we know when the sun sets sushly the trouble begins nbc bay area sharon joins from us kaylie campus sharon any problems there? >> reporter: raj and janelle, so far very little and here is why. look at the police presence here. there are probably about 50 police officers here just from my viewpoint here at the plaza. this is the area where ann coulter was scheduled to speak today. and people still turned out to see if she would possibly turn out swhe didn't bot

let )s begin with nbc bay area s thom jensen -- live at civic

==boxes== nbc bay area's thom jensen is live in berkeley where violence is now almost expected during political protests that draw both supporters, and critics of president trump... thom? ==terry/1xvid== a massive tax day march in downtown san francisco this >>> despite policests to keep the piece, it was another political war zone in berkeley then they want to hit me with brass knuckles. >> one man who found himself in the middle of the melee said it's like trump supporters wanted to start fights. >> they want to start things, roil things up. >> before it was over they had to request backup from the alameda county sheriff's department. some of these arrests were pretty serious, one, assault with a deadly weapon. b.a.r.t. closed down one of its stations and the farmer's market was canceled so the violence didn't pour over into the crowds of shoppers. >> thanks, tom. >>> tens of thousands of people there demanding the president release his tax returns. they were quite vocal, asking what the president has to hide, some calling him a coward for not making his finances available, question

nbc bay area's tom jensen is at the church speaking with parishioners tonight he'll have a live report coming up. >>> a showdown between people who support president trump and those who don't that's what will happen in berkeley tomorrow when the two opposing forces gather for side by side ralliment police getting ready. kim is in berkeley to tell us why there is a big concern it may turn violent. kim. >> garvin berkeley leaders are preparing for a huge crowd. they are hoping it will be peaceful but say they're ready if things get out of hand. today's the sound of children fill civic center park. the dahm before anticipated storm of political admonitions. >> concerned about violent confrontation but at the same time i -- i'm puzzled as to why people feel the need to come into berkeley which is largely a peaceful place. >> proand antitrump events planned here tomorrow just two hours apart beginning at 10:00 a.m. both billed at rallies intended to carry messages not violence. but in light of what happened last month when peopled injured weapons confiscated and several arrests made city le

. >> tom jensen live at sfo tom you were on the story when it broke last night.ther troubling video involving the airline industry. >> reporter: boy you know what as we found out last night american airlines jumped on this immediately grounding the flight attendant and launching an investigation. >> hi bud hey bud you do that to me and i'll knock you flat. >> argument between passenger and american airlines flight attendht

we are live in san francisco, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> and so many comparisons to the our own election, this as president trump is nearing his 100 days in office. new lows in the national polls showing that the majority of the americans do not approve of his tenure so far. the nbc news and wa"wall street journal" showed that 35% approve, and 64% rate the start of his term poor to low. and this week, there is a federal budget needed to be passed by friday or the government will be shut down. many say it will be kicked down the road. and another sticking point is that the president has a spending plan including a billion of dollars to pay for a wall along the mexican border. >> and when the president says that i promised the wall in the cam parngs i don't believe that he said that he would pass billions of dollars of the cost of the wall on to the taxpayer. >> and president trump said that mexico would be paying for the wall in some form at a later date. the sup potters say that a shutdown is unlikely, because the republicans control both the house and the senate. >> tensions co

. >> jensen beach florida. >> thank you for taking my call. i appreciate this discussion. i would like to observe that the health care issue is really misunderstood greatly. there is a conflict of interest regarding insurance and health care and that is that insurance is measured every year by the financial results of the cost of care, a in health measure needs to be health status, that is how is it the quality of care that people ineive being measured relation to its cost? >> he brings up a good point and that is our health care seems to be more fee-based than service based. doctors are measured at how many treatments they give rather than the results. as a businessman you should have insurance for catastrophic releases. -- purposes. the only reason we have insurance is they had wage control after world war ii and when you hire an expensive coach it does not count against the salary count. employers offered insurance and it did not count salary. that is a very -- it is now a very unnatural market. hey, roger. i just -- i livest wanted to say, in a conservative area and i

tom jensen live in san francisco. and what is the reaction from the community. >> reporter: well we're in an our, terry, in the financial district that some people call the french quarter because of the french restaurants here and the folks here are talking about their concerns about the polarization in france, the deep division between the people here. especially one waiter who we talked to here who compared it to the united states in that manner. >> are they good? i don't know. >> this waiter and french national likens the french election to what happened here in the u.s. primary and general election. >> i think it is very similar and people react with fear, with terrorism and they want to put america first here, they want to put france first there. >> he and most of his large extended family back home in france support the globalist o proeurope views of macron. they don't believe the le pen far right agenda or the beliefs will alter france in any significant way. >> i don't think it will change much, because there

. >> thom jensen is at sfo. what do we know. >> reporter: this is the same thing that happened 12 days ago on the united airlines flight. passengers quick to grab their phone and shoot video when they see something they think is abusive or unfair. the latest video is from american airlines flight 591, a woman with two small children and a male flight attend ant get into a dispute over the woman's stroller. two other airline employees seem to be skoaling the mother and a man on the plane demands to know the name of the attendant who took her krol stroller. then he steps back on the plane. >> you do that to me pile and' knock you flat. american airlines says we have seen the video and have already started an investigation to obtain the facts. we are deeply sorry for the pain we have caused the passenger and her family and to any other customers affected by the incident. the airline also suspended the attendant while they investigate this. comes less than two weeks after a man was dragged off a nighted airlines fli

and commissioner president hillis and members of the board and director rahaim deputy city attorney jensen as you will recall my timing was very bad in 2002 i introduced an accessary dwelling unit we called them in-law units later on the language wag secondary unit today adu's i was 10 years two early sxhooushl and this last summary the board of supervisors passed another citywide adu legislation which i'm pleased with starting to bear some fruit and bear more and clearly this is a dynamic piece of legislation that will continue to talk about how to view it along the way the state legislators automated it statewide and as a result our law is out of compliance negative impact january of 2017 i introduced a very small fixate bringing our what are you into compliance with state law you heard that on february 23rd and it is not at my request the subject of yet another hearing today i did not want the desire to have an outstanding confusion of adu to impede my passage this law should have happened by now but an interesting dynamic it is you and your colleagues will think about your power to rev

siv jensen: there are many issues when it comes to that. first of all, it is very well-managed.y open. manyf course, we have types of guidelines. we answer wherely to parliament, the long-standing view of increasing equity shares told the banks. ist, if parliament agrees, checked out by the norwegian bank. that is the idea behind it. but your experience in oil -- do think the shortage in oil has been here forever? the united states policy so that [indiscernible] belief that the pool of money will always be very? -- be very? -- be there? we are now diversifying our economy and doing that as well. sense ofcking up some employment going up, unemployment going down. -- francine: after a long day. tom: there is a wonderful mystery here to norway's success through oil prices. minister, how much was needed to understand what the trump administration's next move is? >> i think we are all curious about that. i think at the center we need to respect the fact that [indiscernible] but they are all curious about what kinds of reforms will be spat out, what will happen to world trade agreemen

live in san francisco, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> right about that, tom. thank you very much. >>> and we're going to have wall to wall coverage of the home opener. super wall to wall. even before the wall went up. we're going to be there. starts early tomorrow morning with today in the bay and live reports from the ballpark and then at midday we'll join kari live at at&t so from 4:30 in the morning until -- just leave it here. we're covering that opening day like nothing else. >> but there might be acouple of people calling in sick tomorrow. the sound of the baseball game. how about the weather there. >> you might have some sprinkles or some light showers north of the golden gate early tomorrow morning, as we head through the afternoon, though, clearing skies expected as we managed to finish the weekend on a live look outside there at at&t park. i should say in side of at&t park as the sun sets on the west side of the stadium. you have 56 degrees. late day sea breeze cooling things off. the view of san francisco as seen from the belevedere point of view. 5

the former world champion jensen button will replace fernando alonso at the monaco grand prix at themay. once you have the right one miss the race to take part in the indianapolis 500 with the full support of the team. he is replaced by his former team—mate who is contracted as a reserve driver. well first practice is under way, sebastian vettel has topped the time sheets ahead of the bahrain grand prix, two seconds quicker than his championship rival lewis hamilton, whose tenth. the arsenal manager arsen wegener insists any discussions the clubs board may be having about his future will distract them from doing his job. having about his future will distract them from doing hisjob. he has been speaking about his talisman alexis sanchez, who has been nominated for pfa player of the year but his contract is up next summer. there have been some reports he has been offered as much as £300,000 per week to stay. i cannot confirm that, secondly we will do as always, we have to consider our financial potential to sustain the wage of the squad. but what is for sure is what is paid per week to

thom jensen live in berkly. more trouble could be just a few days away, thom. >> right around the corner the speaker is scheduled to be on the campus a week from thursday. and organizers of that event witnessed first-hand the violence that erupted here at the park. and now they're anticipating more violence during colters visit. it was like a war zone. and now police are going through the videos looking for the instigators. >> the ones who want to start stuff, the leaders, that's who you have to go after. i saw one man get hit in the face by one of of these rocks and he was just profusely bleeding, dizzy, woozy. but incredibly enough the man got patched up went back out there to fight them again. >> reporter: you see this clip showing a president trump supporter punching a female counter protester in the face. there was plenty of blame to go around. both sides seemed to be throwing punches and blaming the other side for violence. a washington state man who drove to berkeley to attend the event told the nbc bay a

live in santa clara tom jensen. nbc bay area news. >> very difficult easter holiday. >>> tracking breaking news major delays for b.a.r.t. rierds pb riders expect 20 minute delays through the pittsburg bapt and north concord stations. spoke person says b.a.r.t. is veg thing whether the problem is related to a mysterious power surge that shut down service you remember the issue. transit company has buses on stand by in case the same problem happens again. but for now, service is limited to shuttle trains. >>> freedom of speech or violent free for all. interests growing concern over proand antitrump supporters gathering for competing rallies in berkeley. they'll nb civic center park where the two sides clashed violently. . we willer hear how the city is gearing up for the event. >> city leaders won't comment on specifics but do they they have a plan in place. their message to anyone heading out tomorrow if it becomes violent, walk away. today city leaders met in front of the peace wall at the park gearing up for two po

. >> reporter: tom jensen, "nbc bay area news." >>> new details in a four decade old murder case.uspect in the jip situate hill killing will finally be going to trial. according to the mercury Ñinews rodney hoobauer will stand trial for a string of homicides in 1976. their bodies were discovered on jip situate hill role. he has been in prison for 40 years and a judge had to find him fit to stand trial again. this week he pled not guilty. >> coming up next, we continue to follow breaking news, a major u.s. bombing in afghanistan, the largest non-nuclear bomb ever used in combat, out of the american hill taker's arsenal. what we know about the target. >>> and we investigate two bart workers killed on the job. for the first time, you will see surveillance video that sheds new light on how it happened. >>> hey, folks, before we go to break i want to show you how to join our community on the waze application. leverage the power of us all as well as google. go to the waze app and in the bottom corner there will be a magnifying glass. you click on that and click on your name at the top.

michael jensen, who was one of the most well-known professors at the time, he was like the intellectuald of agency theory in shareholder capitalists. they have a lot do with it. >> tucker: when you say they had other constituencies, what 3r they? >> employees, communities, country. look at all the tax inversions that, you know, you can have any position you want on tax aversions, but basically someone asked someone from apple, how do you feel about not paying any tax in the states, and they said our responsibility is to the shareholders, not to the country. it is amazing they can pump out people who can't entertain the idea you can have responsibilities to more than one constituency at the same time. >> tucker: it has been going on so long, the rest of us don't notice. i have a responsibility to my shareholders, what about our country. i'm glad you reminded us it wasn't always that way. duff mcdonald. thanks for coming on. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: up next, professional psychiatrists declaring donald trump is mentally ill, the weirdest story of the day, or something darker? our pane

we're live in millbrae, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> tough night there for travelers, tom. thank you very much. it's certainly been a difficult month for travelers all around. of course, all of us familiar with this video by now. we're expected to learn more about it tomorrow. this is a viral video that came out just a few weeks ago. savannah guthrie of the today show sitting down tomorrow with attorneys that are representing dr. dao. he's the passenger that was pulled off this united flight. the interview on the today show starts at 7:00 tomorrow morning right after today in the bay. >> now to our microclimate weather coverage and a big change in store this week. in fact, two changes. one of them is rain. meteorologist rob can tell you about the rest. >> the other will be wind coming in later this week. right now mostly cloudy skies moving back into san francisco, 54 degrees in san jose, similar temperature there, 54 degrees. look at the wind speeds, still gusty in san francisco. 25 miles per hour, but decreasing wind around the south bay. the satellite radar shows, you ca

. >> tom jensen has an exclusive where we received cell phone video of that scene. >> reporter: a next door neighbor good the first video of the fire a couple of minutes after it started, and his dad tried to alert the family still inside the home. >>the house is on fire. >> we called them out. they stayed in our house for a little bit >> reporter: couple and two small children were not injured, but they could hear parts of their cars exploded as they burned next door. a man who lives down the block said it was the initial explosion that shook him. >> it sounded like a bomb went off, and then it just engulfed the car. >> reporter: that was at 2:00 in the morning. within minutes both cars were overcome with flames and fire spread to the garage. >> normally a car would take a little bit to catch on fire. that car torched in three minutes. i mean, it was torched. >> reporter: contra costa arson investigators are looking into the fire and a spokesman for the fire district said it is considered suspicion. >> that was tom jenson reporting. more information should be available after they comp

back, johnny depp, the response in arkansas -- and have you spoken directly to the governor assad jensen-- is a hutchison? >> our job in all of this is to educate the public. ,here are far too many people especially arkansans, that don't know the implications of the death penalty and they don't even know this is happening. we are on the ground every day, getting this message out, asking people to call on the governor, to call on public officials, to talk to attorney general rutledge so that they can know how arkansans feel about this issue. amy: we want to thank you all for being with us. damien, we will continue our conversation after the broadcast and post it at democracynow.org. the attorneyst of who filed a lawsuit that has prevented the execution of the eight men, at least for now, for the expiration date of the drug midazolam. furonda brasfield, arkansas coalition to abolish the death penalty and damien echols, freed from death row in arkansas in 2011, 1 of the memphis 3, 18 years on death row. we will be back in a moment and talk about what is taking place in turkey. stay with us.