b.a.r.t. police officer last month took in re coplaints about the incident to the b.a.r.t. board today. an emotional comments to members they demanded the officer who fired the shots be fired. and prosecuted for murder. abc 7 news anchor eric thomas has the story. >> reporter: if friends and relatives of sahleem tindle came to the meeting expected action. >> a black man was lirjd and we want justice. >> they would leave disappointed. >> the b.a.r.t. board can't take action. >> i want to ask you a question. >> but they could listen. and that's that's what the board spent two hours doing process. starting with the grieving mother. >> i loved my son. and i loved my son. just like you love your children. this have to stop. >> this body cam video shows what led to the death of her son, 28-year-old tindle, it's difficult to watcher. it shows b.a.r.t. officer joseph matu sponing to shots fired outside the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. he screams for them to show hands before firing the fatal shots. a portion of the video was leaked monday. b.a.r.t. released a longer version yesterday tindle's

the office seizing 25 machines. >>> relatives of a man who was shot and killed by a b.a.r.t. police officer last month took their complaints about the incident to the b.a.r.t. board today. in emotion m comments to board members they demanded that the officer who fired the fatal shots be fired and be prosecuted for murder. abc7 news anchor eric thomas has the story. >> reporter: if friends and relatives of cher lean tindle came to the board meeting expecting action, they would leave disappointed. >> the b.a.r.t. 3w0board cannot take action today. >> reporter: but they could listen and that's what the board spent nearly two hours doing, starting with a grieving mother of the dead man. >> i loved my son. and i loved my son. just like you love your children. this has to stop. >> reporter: this body cam video shows what led to the death of her son, 28-year-old chilenchiln tindle. it shows the b.a.r.t. offer outside the west oakland b.a.r.t. statement. he skrems for them to show their hands before firing the four facial shots. b.a.r.t. released a longer version of the video yesterday. tindle's family says he was an innocent victim murdered in front of hiss girlfriend a

the family of a man shot and killed by b.a.r.t. police are calling for the officer to be charged. family members and supporters of celine tindall are speaking at the b.a.r.t. board of directors meeting. tindall was killed near the oakland stagts. yesterday b.a.r.t. police released this full body cam, a day after someone leaked poergtss on social media. they say b.a.r.t. police officer was calling for him to put his hands up. his family says he was shot in the back and wasn't given enough time to raise his hands. >>> oregon expressway in palo alto is open, several hours after a deadly crash just after 6:30 this morning. it appears a bagel truck and a sedan were involved. police have not yet released details on the person who died or what led up to this crash. state senator tony mendoza could be the first lawmaker to be expelled from the state legislature in over a century. a hearing to determine if he likely engaged in unwanted advanced and sexually suggestive behavior toward six women over the last decade. a resolution was introduced calling for a formal expulsion vote. mendoza is on involuntary paid leave. mendoza says the findings of the investigation don't ma

. >> this is the way the public comments section of today's b.a.r.t. board ended with calls for justice. but it began with a grieving mother addressing board members about the loss of her son. >> i love my son, just like you love your children. this has to stop. >> reporter: this body cam video shows what led to the death of her son, 28-year-old shaline tindle. it shows b.a.r.t. officer sees two men wrestling and screams for them to show their hands, before firing the three fatal shots. a portion of the video was leaked on monday. b.a.r.t. released a longer version yesterday. tindle's family shays the video shows an innocent victim murdered in front of his girlfriend and kids. >> he was not pointing a gun at the officer. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. police says it show aappropriaa appropria approaching a dangerous situation. speakers repeatedly called for the officer involved and rojas to be fired and they got angrier when they heard this response. the b.a.r.t. board cannot take action today. . >> reporter: some of the comments about the officer who fired the fatal

b.a.r.t. police officer plan to demand justice from the board of directors of b.a.r.t. >> sahleem tindle was shot. they released the full body cam of the video. we want to warn t he video is disturbing. it shows the moment that tindle was shot. police chief carlos rojas decided to share the video. tindle shot the other man seen in the video shortly before the officer arrived. >> assault with a deadly weapon or attempted homicide being committed unbeknownst to him at 7 ft and chester. he runs, within less than a minute, he's confronted with a situation that he did not create. a situation he did not ask to get involved in but a wasituati where he felt it was his duty to respond. >> it shows tindle being shot in the back without enough time to raise his hands as the officer was ordering him to do. >>> angry students, teachers and parents are demanding stronger gun control laws after the shooting rampage that left 17 people dead at a florida hig school. >> during a tense cnn town hall, people challenge marco rubio. one parent said his comments about the shooting and quote, those pa thet cthetically w

. >> reporter: despite the outbursts and long interruption at that b.a.r.t. board of directors meeting this morning, it was peaceful. b.a.r.t. police stayed back, allowed the crowd to express their anger. now oakland police are leading the investigation into the b.a.r.t. officer-involved shooting case, no word how long that investigation may take. live in west oakland, i'm da lin, kpix5. >>> a dangerous opioid suspected in the debt of three men in san francisco's haight- ashbury neighborhood. their bodies were found outside the urban school on page street about 4:30 this morning. kpix5 reporter betty yu is live at the health department with concerns about the men's death. betty? >> reporter: allen, the san francisco public health department does not know the exact cause of death at this time, but they say the fact that these three people died all at once near each other and near drugs is highly unusual in the city and that's why they suspect fentanyl is to blame. heroin, and so becau ance of depende >> it's really important for people to know that if you buy drugs

the transit center will feature a five-story building with a bus plarz, retail pop ups and a 5.4 acre roof top park. construction began in 10u6. >>> bell b.a.r.t. held the board workship one of the topics a second tube or tunnel crossing. b.a.r.t. tweeted it will undertake a megaregion study and that any project would require partnerships. the study is made possible by the passage of the $3.5 billion bond measure. it can yous $200 million for strds. a second tube wouldn't file number until 2021 with actual service decades away. b.a.r.t. officials say similar recently projects across the country cost $12 to $15 billion. not cheap. but the strding is under way. all right. let's talk about the weekend forecast. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. in heat just persist but it may change. is that right. >> absolutely, dan. somebody turned off the fan. and that's why it's been so warm. but that's going to really change hitting the weekend. let me she you the live administrator 7 right now. looking at clouds coming through the bay area here. we'll be watching for not just clouds but the wind. it's going to pick up. it's already getting gusty on mount tam. the temper

the fire broke out. no reports of anyone getting hurt. >>> family members and supporters of a man killed by a b.a.r.t. police officer plan to demand justice from b.a.r.t.'s boardrectors. >> 26-year-old sahleem tindle was shot across from the oakland b.a.r.t. station. the full body cam was released of the shooting. we want to warn you, it is disturbing. it shows the moment that he was shot. b.a.r.t. police chief carlos rojas decided to release the video after porptions were released on social media. >> there's an assault with a deadly weapon or attempted homicide being committed. unbeknownst to him at 7th and chester. so he runs and within less than a minute, he's confronted with a situation that he did not create. a situation that he did not ask to get involved in, but a situation where he felt it was his duty to respond. >> meanwhile, attorneys for tindle's family say the video shows him being shot in the back without enough time to raise his hands as the officer was ordering him to do. >>> more now on president trump's tweet this morning on gun violence. it appeared to be a major policy announcement. take a look at this tweet he sent out this morning. saying

b.a.r.t.'s board of directors. >> sahleem tindle was shot across from the west oakland b.a.r.t. station.ight the full body cam video was released. we want to warn you the video is disturbing. it shows the moment that tindle was shot. carlos rojas decided to release the video after it was leaked online. tindle shot the other man seen in the video shortly before the officer arrived. >> there's an assault with a deadly weapon or homicide being committed unbeknownst to him at 7th and chester. so he runs, and within a minute, he's confronted with a situation that he did not create. a situation that he did not ask to get involved in. but a situation where he felt it was his duty to respond. >> attorneys for tindle's family say the video shows him being shot in the back without enough time to raise his hands as the officer was ordering him to do. >>> it's 5:34 now. angry students, teachers and parents are demanding stronger gun control laws after last week's shooting rampage that left 17 people dead at a florida high school. >> during a tense cmn town hall meeting, people challenged republican

the d.a. has asked the board of supervises for $1 million in funding for the crackdown. >>> late this afternoon b.a.r.t. police telling their side of the story of a deadly police shooting, they released body camera video that captured the incident outside the west oakland station last month. kpix5's joe vazquez has this video, but first a warning because these images are disturbing. joe? >> reporter: pretty graphic, veronica, and we'll show what we can of the footage. they just released this full body camera video here at b.a.r.t. headquarters this afternoon. so it's the camera worn by the police officer, shows his perspective. it begins with a police officer hearing gunshots and running toward them and it ends with the police officer firing shots. >> code 33, shots fired west oakland, shots fired. [ running ] [ car honk ] [ shouting ] >> let me see your hands! let me see your hands now! both of you, both of you! let me see your hands, both of you! let me see your hands. [ gunfire ] let me see your hands! let me see your hands now! >> reporter: this was january 3rd, 4 p.m. and the officer runs across t

the derailment damaged a third rail, that covered board that protects the third rail. the trains are single tracking between union city and south hayward stations while crews fix the issue. b.a.r.t. estimates repairs will be done around 8:00 this morning. >>> an arrest after a standoff after a san jose apartment complex. this happened near fruitdale avenue and southwest expressway. it's where a man allegedly pointed a gun at a family inside the complex. san jose police tell us it was a three-hour standoff that ended peacefully around 2:00 this morning. the officers did take that suspect into custody and officers tell us they will release more information later today. >>> a man who is accused of impersonating a police officer then sexually assaulting a woman is behind bars. police believe he may have other victims. his name is stanley friesen. he was arrested in tracy. the alleged crime happened in milpitas. friesen met a woman at the bay month inn for what she thought would be a date. they say that quickly turned into something sinister. the woman called police because she thought he might be an impersonator. >> looking live in palo alto where leaders are considering a new way t

b.a.r.t. riders with getting new art to look at and the message is something else. >> there's a lot of cool new posters on board the trains and throughout the stations. the topics tackle backpack et quit, elevator cleanliness, littering and fare evasion to name a view. they enlisted students from the college of the arts in san francisco and the posters will be displayed all year. >> did you see the one that said, i'm not a bathroom from elevator. i don't know if it's going to help. but can't hurt, right? >> art lovers can take a tour through 18th century europe without leaving the bay area. casanova opens at the legion of honor tomorrow. it showcases more than 80 works of art with casanova as your guide. the museum says 18th century life is about performance and self-representation. you can catch casanova, the seduction of europe through may 28th. >> that and's how you say it. >> always. >>> a determined boy in florida got his toy and i story to go with it. take a look at this facebook post from the titusville fire department. he was eating at a restaurant with his family and he wanted a stuffed animal. he sque

b.a.r.t. riders are getting an eyeful of art. >> there's a lot of cool new posters on board the trains and throughout the station.e backpack etiquette, elevator cleanliness, littering and fare evasion to name a few topics. the transit agency enlisted graphic design students from the california college of the arts in san francisco and they came up with these designs. those posters will be displayed all year long. >>> whatever helps. next, the seven things you need to know before you go. >> a live look outside. it's a beautiful morning and day today. look at that beautiful sunrise. abc 7 news now. we have your up to dat ♪ team usa to south korea! we can't fly... ...but you know who can? ♪ helping superheroes fly. united. ♪ united. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing a grand jetÉ between two grand pianos. she could... in a commercial. in real life she uses it to pay her sister, from her couch, for that sweater she stained. what sweater? (phone buzzes) life, lived michaela's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> 6:57. here are the seven

b.a.r.t. police detectives hope that video from one of the train cars will help identify a suspect in an alleged sexual assaults. a 27-year-old woman says it happened on wednesday night. she boarded a train at the 16th street station in san francisco and then fell asleep. when she woke up, a man was touching her phi thigh and openly touching himself. she didn't tell anyone about it initially. but posted about it on twitter. the supportive responses convinced her to go to police. >>> the san francisco police officer's association is criticizing the current use of force policy after an officer on bike patrol was hit by a car. the undercover officer was attempted to arrest two suspects involved in a car break inin alamo square yechltd one struck the officer with a car while trying to escape. it's so frustrate the sfp officers that our use of force policy prohibits us from shooting at a suspect in a vehicle even if they're trying to kill or injure innocent civilians or officers. an officer suffered a critical head injury after being hit on bike patrol. the use of force policy was changed in 2016 after a series of officer involved shootings. >>> the search continues for a -- an office

b.a.r.t. police dentectives hoping that cameras will help identify an a suspect in a sexual assault. >>> she boarded a train at the 16th street station in san francisco and fell asleep. when she woke up, she found a man touching her thigh and openly touching himself. >> she posted about it on twitter and says the supportive responses she received convinced her to finally go to police. >>> the san francisco police officers association is criticizing the current use of force policy after an officer on bike patrol was hit by a car. the undercover officer was attempting to arrest two suspects involved in a car break-in, in alamo square. one officer struck the car while trying to escape. the officer suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. association president martin hol ran says it's frustrating to sfpd officers, that it prohibits us from shooting at a suspect vehicle even if the suspect is trying to kill or seriously injure innocent civilians or officers. in october, officer tank he will suffered a critical head injury after being hit while on bike patrol. the use of force policy was changed in 2016 after a series of