it happened bound for mill bray.ody thought the woman was being harassed and alerted police and they asked a man to go and ask him some questions. when the man refuses to comply. .. this is what happened. >> step on to the great -- >> taser, taser, taser... >> dam, you serious? >> reporter: the man was drunk and repeated lid ignored -- repeatedly ignored passengers. they are asking police saying it is nothing to warrant getting in trouble. >> he didn't do nothing . he didn't do anything... >> taser him again, taser taser, taser... >> oh, my g-d... >> cuff him up. >> now, that is the sound of the taser for a second time for five full seconds, he was arrested for public intoxication and for having an outstanding warrant. >> reporter: bart did release a statement saying they initiated the proper investigation and the link was also forwarded to bart's independent auditor, i am tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> well, we have more details on bart's policy when it comes to the use of tasers. now this statement

it happened on a southbound train headed for mill bray. he believes a woman is being harassed and he politely asked the man to step off the platform so he can ask him some questions and when the man yells he refuses to compliant that is when end gets tasered. the man was drunk, harassing passengers and had repeatedly refused to get off the train. then more cops come on and he tasered him again. the man who passengers say passengers called robert was arrested for public intoxication for a pore real violation car parole violation. bart's taser policy was reimplemented after the ross core grant scooting says the only time they can use it is if they pose a threat to a bart police officer's life or another person's life and we will tell you what bart had to say about this. >>> one person is dead and three others are injured in the fruit veil district. it happened shortly before 10:00 on international boulevard. witnesses say two men and two women were gunned down while standing on the street corner. one at the hyland hospital, no word on the ot

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westbound on the bray bridge.bout the issues heading to the antioch bridge this morning. >>> thank you. and we got the traffic talked about out of the gate here. 4:30. intertate # 0 open again this morning, solano county after the officer-involved shooting. happened just before 8:00 last night near the pend rick road interchange east of dickson. the chp says officers shot is wounded and suspected car thief there after he charged at them. causing a big traffic jam. most lanes reopened by 10:00 p.m. but a couple of eastbound lanes were closed until just a couple of hours ago. >>> it sounds like a movie plot but the fbi says the elaborate

westbound on the bray bridge. also tell you about the issues heading to the antioch bridge this morning. >>> thank you. and we got the traffic talked about out of the gate here. 4:30. intertate # 0 open again this morning, solano county after the officer-involved shooting. happened just before 8:00 last night near the pend rick road interchange east of dickson. the chp says officers shot is wounded and suspected car thief there after he charged at them. causing a big traffic jam. most lanes reopened by 10:00 p.m. but a couple of eastbound lanes were closed until just a couple of hours ago. >>> it sounds like a movie plot but the fbi says the elaborate heist is for real. kpix 5's christin ayers reports a state prison inmate was flying victims into the bay area and having his cohorts rob them. >> they had percussion grenades going off. like you said it was kind of exciting, that was cry s. this was the fbi? >> robbing people at gunpoint, that's just a shame for anyone to have to go through that and especially being

bray co begun his full time study to follow his trial to them and pick which in twenty thirteen to ten and to participate in real life get any painting olympic ceremony he decided on a sporting activity of cross country skiing. he competed several months of training in australia is the linz austria and finland. i've been skiing on glaciers be aware of the snow. the real thing because i need to get as much exposure to the skis is possibly never been on skis and a wedding a month ago like he was to walk at the same ways as a participant not the watch is a fan so i'm there. walking in it and yet we like it maybe five or six friends carrying the flags in a twenty thirty forty f isn't their thing at skylight bittersweet to the air but not quite there. sadly he didn't meet the qualifying times the use of this year's competition. so he's here in solitude to support. it's been. a winter games held in the war zone under the threat of terror with shoddy hotel and stray dogs roaming around town. that's how the g twenty fourteen has been betrayed by many western media outlets the well to criticism

the international news in bray of this hour the syrian government and rebels are holding a new round of talks in switzerland with the formation of the transitional authority and ends to violence among the key topics the first face to face meeting was adjourned ten days ago having achieved little beyond getting the conflicting signs of the same room and agreement to which source six hundred people evacuated from the besieged syrian city of homs. as a result was ruined after trucks carrying supplies came under fire. type police have made the fast to arrest of a senior on to government protest leader for violating the country's emergency law arrest warrants have been issued for nineteen others it came just hours after six trick leaders were injured by a small explosion at one of the protest sites thailand's three months of social unrest with people demanding their government step down the grounds of corruption. also twenty two people have drowned after a boat carrying more than a hundred passengers signed a dam and india's eastern state of all research the holiday makers had hired the b

have no doubt about that and the about that i have to steal it in our team in sochi spoke to puzzle bray and internationally renowned ice hockey veteran who was known as the russian rocket when he was in the n.h.l. he says the competition that we're seeing now is basically as good as it gets but shellac a chills i'd rather see that and all the best players in the world column here and play for the concert so it's so close if i would. extend the same thing go world cup and i am a sucker enough is going to win it you know brazil's paid leave but with fred see it some way to good teams that's why everybody watching and enjoying. now one of the spectators in the stands during that game was our very own and he said and she told my colleague kevin owen her impressions of the contest between the two hockey powerhouses. it was an intense. match to watch all together partly rooting for russia because they are the underdogs and they haven't won for twenty years but so much controversy is kicked off tonight on social media isn't it so what are they indeed there was a goal which of course was counte

he managed to play a starring role in the match with no signs of discomfort ice hockey legend pavel bray also nicknamed the russian rocket for his speed when he plays the in the n.h.l. told us the olympics have lived up to all expectations but still a few chills up for the season and all the best players in the world come here and play for their concerts hopefuls you know i would. extend the same thing go full cup and then the submarine office going away that you know brazil's paid me to live for and see it some way to good teams that's why everybody watching and enjoying. now despite the setback in hockey russia has seen some major breakthroughs it's now in third place in the medals table having bad gold in skeleton and both gold and silver in the short track speed skating and there's plenty more hockey drama on the way with russia due to meet slovakia criminal ministration chiefs are gavan off has been cheering on the home side and he told her to ration our way that the fans need to put the last behind them including york and cruel costs if today wasn't us next week is going to cause a

. >>> a test place stand off in green bray in marin county came to a peaceful conclusion just about an hour ago. a man was barricaded inside a home near highway 101. the stand off began shortly before 3:00 this afternoon. officers responded to a report of an intoxicated man. she made it out of the house safely. police say they were concerned because the man had at least one gun registered to his name but in the end negotiators were able to talk him into surrendering. >>> the girl was wheeled to an ambulance although paramedics did not have to take her to the hospital. police say she's eight or 9 years old and was crossing market street with her mother at stockton when she was hit by a white hyundai elantra. the driver stopped and cooperated with police. >>> now to vallejo where a brother and sister are trying to bring good from a tragedy. earlier this month, their father was hit by a truck. the brother and sister are taking an initiative to have safety -- installed. >> reporter: drivers are cooperating with police while the accident is being investigated. >> every time i look at that c

. >>> a test place stand off in green bray in marin county came to a peaceful conclusion just about an hour ago. a man was barricaded inside a home near highway 101. the stand off began shortly before 3:00 this afternoon. officers responded to a report of an intoxicated man. she made it out of the house safely. police say they were concerned because the man had at least one gun registered to his name but in the end negotiators were able to talk him into surrendering. >>> the girl was wheeled to an ambulance although paramedics did not have to take her to the hospital. police say she's eight or 9 years old and was crossing market street with her mother at stockton when she was hit by a white hyundai elantra. the driver stopped and cooperated with police. >>> now to vallejo where a brother and sister are trying to bring good from a tragedy. earlier this month, their father was hit by a truck. the brother and sister are taking an initiative to have safety -- installed. >> reporter: drivers are cooperating with police while the accident is being investigated. >> every time i look at that c

scientists kit not reach the bray through point they callic in addition, a reaction that produces morergy than was used in the entire process. researchers say they have a long way to go. >> they reach that goal. al jazeera, los angeles. >> and what could be a road to nowhere the back and forth over the future of syria, negotiators struggle to find common ground as violence rages and a cell phone selfie, we will explain. al jazeera america. we open up your world. >> here on america tonight, an opportunity for all of america to be heard. >> our shows explore the issues that shape our lives. >> new questions are raised about the american intervention. >> from unexpected viewpoints to live changing innovations, dollars and cents to powerful storytelling. >> we are at a tipping point in america's history! >> al jazeera america. there's more to it. >> al jazeera's investigative unit has tonight's exclusive report. >> stories that have impact... that make a difference... that open your world... >> this is what we do... >> america tonight weeknights 9et / 6pt only on al jazeera america the dea

the radicals preying that i braying that i interrupted too much. reaction saying i was too differential or whatever. i expect the same reaction this time around although i think fair-minded americans will appreciate the questions. and that's the memo. >>> now for the top story tonight, reaction. joining us from washington, d.c. correspondent for next generation tv. and howard kurtz, host of fnc media buzz seen sunday at 11:00. any quibble with the talking points, howard? >> bill, with those polling numbers, although you do have high negatives, you probably should consider running for president although it would be a big pay cut for you. >> yes, it would. >> i was happy to see fox news was the most trusted and least trusted polarize environment. >> i don't think the least trusted has anything to do with anything if you look at the presidential race it's about plurality of victory. we compete against the other networks in this country, sure. >> and you saw the gap between fox news 35%. >> huge gap. >> and the next was pbs way down. and that means --

. >> he is an engineer who consulted with them on the fans bray tube. it's covered with a three foot long concrete liner. >> we have to bait get everyone off the train. >> it didn't really say too much. >> they made you wait? >> they made us wait. >> a bart spokesperson said they inspected the tube during the bake and didn't spot problems so quickly restarted service. but they have not released much more information in part because of security concerns. >> you would like to assure the public of who has been -- of the details. on the other hand, you have people who could take that information. >> abc7 news. >>. >>> the trip took more than a morning but the giant crane this helped lift some of the heaviest pieces of the new bay bridge into place has arrived in new jersey. the left coast lifter departed just before christmas. tug boats dragged it 600 miles down the coast and through the panama canal and up the river. it's one of the largest floating cranes in the world. it would be reassembled for work on a new bridge. >> travelsers could face a summer of

we bray for kenneth bae, a christian missionary who has been held in north korea for 15 months. years of hard labor. his family wants him home. and the united states will continue to do everything in our power to secure his release because kenneth bae deserves to be free. >> the president also told the gathering of political leaders that protecting religious freedom around the world is important to u.s. national security. now, following the lead of colorado and washington, there say move to legalize pot in, yes, brand-new two more states. and all this is coming at the same time that we're seeing this backlash against cigarette smoking. now, are we getting mixed messages from politicians pushing pot legalization why trying to curb cigarette smoking. you know, i don't think i was meant to sweep. it's a little frustrating. look. [ zach ] i can't help out as much as i used to. do you need help? [ doorbell rings ] let's open it up. it's a swiffer sweeper. it's a swiffer dusters. it can extend so i don't have to get on the step stool. i don't know how it stays on there. it's like a di

robert bray is in charleston, west virginia where it all started. late every here, robert. >> reporter: sure. good evening, tony. i can tell you we are standing here in the river and the smell, the licorice smell that has been described of the chemical that leaked in in to the elk river we have had that come downwind here this evening. you can see why people are still some not drinking the water, not bathing in the water. there are many lawmakers that are trying to pass regulation so that chemical spill like this never happens again. and there are also many people here in west virginia that are saying, you know, living here is just not worth it anymore. ask the locals, and many will tell you, the place they call home west virginia, is better known as the chemical valley. >> the risk of having this, the chemicals are concentrated because the chemical industry is concentrated here. >> reporter: since 2008. investigators from the chemical safety board have investigated three deaths at area facilities. the most recent in 2010 at dupont. there a worker d

you see the moisture coming in from the tropics and that will bray the rain on and off all weekend longfocused in the north bay. we are looking at the rain totals really in the north bay approaching two inches around napa. this is through this morning. over a third in oakland. half-inch in san francisco with an inch and a quarter. notice redwood city toward mountain view. just about a ten. of an inch of rain. 11:00, havering north bay, east bay. and as we go through the later afternoon a bit of a break. tonight look at that 11:00. here's the break. by tomorrow morning, about this time tomorrow into midmorning, another wave of moderate to heavy rain. but by sunday night we are looking at partly cloudy skies and rainfall estimates right on through sunday, continue to be highest with up to 8 inches in the north bay, inch and a half to three inches the lower elevations, santa cruz mountain three inches but some of you won't see that much in the valleys. we are looking at the winter storm warnings for 4:00 and the snow levels over 8,000 feet. upper 50s to near 60. a mild storm. on and off ra

could it be that women who are typically their own worst enemies and harshest critics are actually em brayingotion that their imperfections are part of who they are? retailers might say, yes. american eagle, using real women in their intimate spring collection. no air brushing. just embracing natural beauty. perhaps a sign that women are becoming more comfortable in our own untouched, unphoto shopped skin. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> i think part of the discomfort is you look at the pictures and it doesn't look like the same people. so it won't make you feel good about yourself. >> because you realize how far off you are from the industry standard of beauty is. but you, marci, are just perfect there. >> wow. head is tiny for my body. but that's a look working for me. rocking those white shorts there. >> you're rocking it real good, marci. >> thank. >> well done. >>> coming up, champion weight lifter going strong at 91 years old. boost polishes your smile after brushing, our exclue and whitens with 3x the stain lifting ingredient for a smile that dazzles. new crest 3d white brilliance

a cell phone camera captured last month's tense incident on a train heading for the hill bray station. it shows the b.a.r.t. police officer using a taser two times on prg robert asbury. police say he was drunk, harassing other passengers and had repeatedly ignored their orders to get off the train. >> an officer doesn't have to be punched before he uses his taser or any other tool on his equipment belt. >> one woman on the train posted a blog criticizing b.a.r.t. police and calls their response heavy-handed and unnecessary. >>> 7:40. now, more beef connected to a petaluma slaughterhouse is being recalled. rancho feeding corporation is under a federal investigation on suspicion of slaughtering diseased cows. rancho has recalled almost 9 million pounds of meat processed in the past year. a san mateo county producer of grass-fed beef is also recalling beef that was processed in 2013. the company, leftco contacted with rancho to process cattle last summer and the fall. >>> 7:41. happening now -- it is valentine's day and love is in the air and nowhere is the air more fragrant this morning