. >> we go kristin ayers on the caper that was run from behind bars. kristin? >> the -- >> reporter: the feds say that inmate was flying people here into oakland airport and having his henchmen rob them, running the entire show from his cell box bloc. >> they had percussion grenades going off. it was reads. >> robbing people at gun point, it's a shame for anyone to go through that, especially being scam into it and getting their money stolen. >> reporter: fbi agents say michael anthony martin was part of a criminal ring being run of all places from a prips an inmate was using a smuggled cell phone. he called the sellers and offered to have them flown to oakland. his accomplices would pick the seller up in a limb mow. a band of armed thieves would stick up the limb mow and steal the jewelry. now martin and at least 3 of the other suspected robbers are behind bars. in oakland, kristin ayers, kpix 5. >> we don't know how many victims there are, but it could be in the dozens. >> eastbound lanes of interstate 80 are -- a car was stolen out of concorde. the officers

let's start with kristin ayers at the bart station. kristin? >> reporter: yes, the train is still dangling off the tracks where it came to rest earlier this afternoon around 6:30. it could stay that way for a while as we learned that the station could be closed all day tomorrow while bart workers try to fix the mess. technicians with helmet lights are scrambling to try to figure out what caused the derailment. witnesses say they knew something was wrong by the way the train sounded. >> it sounded like it was going too fast, like a train out of control. >> reporter: the train was out of control. bart officials say it was heading for concord yard as it crossed over an interlocking, the wheels came off the tracks and the train skidded sideways. >> it kind of bounced, i could feel it going out from underneath me and then it went sideways. >> reporter: adam took this cell phone video of the train with smoke pouring out moments after it came to a stop, blocking the tracks in both directions. >> the trains are always going the same speed as they leave

kpix5's kristin ayers got a look at a new internal survey. >> i think it's truly devastating. >>reporter: the survey is a 248-page peek into the minds of oakland police officers. >> the working conditions for an oakland police officer have to be the most difficult in the state of california. >>reporter: a high crime rate, a disproportionately low number of officers. [ sirens ] >>reporter: and as the internal poll obtained by kpix5 shows, low morale. 65% of opd's officers say they don't feel valued by the department, 55% said they don't feel valued by the citizens of oakland. one officer called the department a laughing stock. >> when you hear that morale is low for an oakland police officer, does it surprise you at all? >> no. >>reporter: the city has been on an aggressive campaign to recruit new officers, but as new cops come in, large numbers of officers are leaving for departments with lower crime and higher pay. and then there's the problem of leadership. >> there's no leadership, no direction, no indication of where we're going. >>reporter: the department has had four pol