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

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

=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 defen

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

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 that or ra kl was true ti roaracle. >> yes, the fans came out of rar -- oracle, and they were talking about kevin durant and draymond green, and for the warriors' fans, they trach it one game at time, and of course sh, they would love the see another championship, but today, it is all about buying up jerseys and gear as the team faces portland trail blazers who did come out sflong the first half and the warriors did come out on top, and the fans are saying that they are willing to step up for the series. >> as their enthusiasm and the crowd's enthusiasm brushes out on all of us, with reare excited. it is a seven-game series. >> and we will do well versus the east in the finals. >> and the fans are feeling very, very confident wearing the new yellow shirts, and they say "defend our ground" and of course, the next games are back here at oracle, and from there, the series moves t

. >> 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! >>

==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

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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

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

. >> 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

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 ar

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

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

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