d.a. nancy o'malley today, and she and other relatives emerged from the meeting disappointed, saying that the hack lack of answers t their questions they found to be disrespectful. >> what is your perspective on the countless killings by law enforcement, she said she cannot comment. >> reporter: they are still demanding answers in the death of tyndall who was shot in the back by officers. initial reports claim tyndall had a gun, the family wants the officer involved charged with murder. their attorney has pushed for more openness of police proceedings. >> there's always been this cry that records should be open. public should know if officers have been involved in prior cases. >> reporter: he has consulted with nancy skinner who has drafted sb 1421 which would require more openness into shootings and use of force. law enforcement groups have long maintained that disciplinary records should remain profit to protect officers' clark's family is demanding more information. >> the rule ought to be that this is transparency. that's are public matters, around the people involved, the family ough

nancy o'malley at alameda county. they told us they were disappointed, they want the d.a. to prosecute the officer who shot and killed tindle. and right now, they say the d.a. is providing very little information as to the status of the investigation. now, the shooting happened in january. this is video from the officer's body camera. it's graphic video. it shows the officer, joseph mateu, running towards the men fighting outside the west oakland bart station, yells let me see your hands and there you go, that's the officer shooting tindle three times in the back. the bart police chief defended the officer's action and said tindle was holding the gun but that isn't clear from the video. and tindle's family says the officer didn't give the 28- year-old enough time to completely raise his hands. there's dispute about what tindle was doing. the family says he was trying to protect his children. now, district attorney nancy o'malley's office is investigating the police shooting. but the family says they are frustrated with the pace of the investigation. >> we have to relive th

nancy o'malley. the family was hoping to hear that the d.a.r who fatally shot tindle back in january...they were told the case remains under investigationsotsotin oakland haaziq madyun in oakland... police are looking for the driver and passengers who ran away from the scene of a hit and run collision. three young girls and a 25-year-old woman were injuried in the crash. a nine-year-old girl was killed. two parked cars were also damaged. the collision was reported just after nine o'clock tuesday night on 35th avenue at paxton avenue. police believe speed played a factor in the crash. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. here in san jose, yetanother example of the red hot real estate market across silicon valley. a single-family home, or what'

7:00 hour, alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley will join us right here on mornings on 2, then at 8:00 cons kost county -- contra costa county d.a. will join us. >>> a man accused of firing shots at a police officer at a hayward b.a.r.t. station. the b.a.r.t. station was shut down about 7:30 last night after that shot was fired. the police officer was not hurt, neither was anyone else. the east bay times says the police officer had just walked into the b.a.r.t. station to alert b.a.r.t. staff about a shooting nearby when the suspect walked in and fired a shot. the suspect was arrested shortly after. then a couple of hours later, in a separate incident, b.a.r.t. trains were stopped at the west oakland b.a.r.t. station because of a police search. both b.a.r.t. stations are back to normal this morning. >>> well, new this morning, scott pruitt, the head of the environmental protection agency is due to testify today on capitol hill. now, he's expected to be questioned about spending and ethics scandals in back-to-back house subcommittee hearings. pruitt is accused of misusing taxpayer money on security, on travel and office expenses

morning at 7:00 alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley will be joining us here on mornings on 2, then at 8:00 we are going to talk to contra costa county d.a. dianna becton. >>> police in petaluma arrested a man who was wanted for not registering as a sex offender. 45-year-old thomas steger was arrested yesterday after he tried to run away from police. and investigators say he had a replica gun in his possession. steger has six outstanding warrants for drug and weapons offenses and also for not registering as a sex offender. >>> vallejo police are looking for a suspect involved in a shooting outside an apartment complex yesterday. police were called to the scene on main street near independence park just before 5:00 in the evening. officers found the man shot outside one of the marina vista apartment buildings. they say the man suffered multiple gunshot wounds but his injuries were most to his -- mostly to his arms and legs and not considered life threatening. police are looking for the suspect who the victim says was arguing. he was arguing with before he opened fire. >>> our time is now 6:08. there was an arrest last night, a man accused