Hazy as to whether somebody indeed had a gone, was pointing it at the officer. A gun, was pointing it at the officer. We still dont know whether the officer has informed investigators he saw a gun pointing at him or what exactly triggered his gunshots. I spoke with mr. Tindalls brother yesterday am of the he said he believes yesterday. He said he believes the Police Officer just didnt give his brother enough time to put his hands up. The officer, he did say it, but he gave them no time to even comply to what he was saying. Raise your hands [ gunfire ] reporter you feel the officer shot very quickly. He certainly shot quickly. He certainly didnt give them any time. Reporter police chief carlos rojas laying it out for us here today, but a lot of details are still missing, especially what triggered the officer to pull his trigger and actually shoot mr. Tindall. That part is still not clear and its not quite clear on the video either. You see two men fighting. You heard the chief say a gun was present, but was it pointed at the officer . Did he perceive danger . Did he need to inflict deadly force in the officers mind because he believed the safety of others was threatened . Thats still not clear. The video was released well before b. A. R. T. Police planned on releasing it. Whats the story behind that . Reporter right. As we reported last night, the video was shown to Family Members last month. Oakland police were conducting the investigation, showed this video of the b. A. R. T. Police shooting to Family Members. It turns out a Family Member had shot video with his cell phone of that presentation to the family. So that video leaked out last night. We only saw a snippet of what weve shown you today. The b. A. R. T. Police Department Apparently felt very strongly that more context was needed, more video needed to be released and so in this instance they decided to release it to the public, but no indication that the policy here at b. A. R. T. Is going to change. It does not seem in the near future anyway that they will make this a habit, to release this kind of video this quickly after the incident. Understood. Joe vazquez live in oakland, thanks. A terrifying sight for a man on a business trip in europe. His Home Security camera sent him an alert and he spotted a prowler at his home in martinez on valley road. Kpix5 reporter Juliette Goodrich joins us now. The most disconcerting part was his wife and kids were asleep inside that home. Reporter yeah. Pretty helpless feeling. So hes got surveillance cameras set up around his home and when he got the alert, he checked up on his phone and saw this image, but imagine this. Hes in germany and as you said, his wife and kids are inside. Steven marist is used to his surveillance cameras capturing wildlife around his martinez home, but this was a first. Here youll see a knife hanging on his pants. Reporter someone lurking around the outside of his home. He went right up to the door there. He was looking in to see if anybody was around, if anybody was awake. Just the hall light was on. Reporter the only problem, steven was on a business trip in germany. His wife and children were inside the home. When i did look at it, i knew immediately i had to do interest. Reporter it was 4 a. M. Do something. Reporter it was 4 a. M. Here, 1 p. M. In germany. As i walk towards the surveillance cameras, it sets off a motion director, then sends a signal to stevens phone alerting him theres an intruder in his house. He immediately called the Martinez Police. So i called them up and right away theyre like yeah, well have an officer out there immediately and i was on the phone with her live giving a description of the person i saw in the video. Reporter did he take anything . Yeah. The chainsaw, the big stihl chainsaw worth about 450. Reporter even when we arrived, his camera started recording and sent him an heart. Steven put this video out on social media and he learned this intruder has been spotted on other surveillance cameras in the area. Fortunately steven is very connected to his community. He is head of his neighborhood watch. So he was able to contact Martinez Police immediately from germany and get them out here. So far, though, no arrests and Martinez Police are asking anyone with information to come forward. In marted martinez, Juliette Goodrich, kpix5. In our top national story, President Trump heard from students and teachers today who lived through last weeks shooting in florida. Cbs reporter mola lenghi at the white house now with the emotional stories that were shared today. Reporter yeah. Raw emotion in that white house earlier today, allen, as students, parents and teachers really at times were measured, other times were tearful and in some instances they were restraining anger, understandably so, but President Trump insists that this listening session will produce results. I was on the second floor in that building texting my mom, texting my dad, texting three of my brothers that i was never going to see them again. Reporter President Trump welcomed students, teachers and parents from communities impacted by School Shootings to the white house wednesday. Were going to do something about this horrible situation thats going on. Reporter the group included people from columbine, newtown and parkland, florida, the latest town rocked by gun violence. I am just grateful that im here and we can try to work out something, maybe compromise on some solution so this never no child, no person in this world will ever have to go through something so horrific and tragic. Reporter Andrew Pollack came to speak for his daughter meadow. Because my daughter has no voice. She was murdered last week and she was taken from us. Shot nine times. Reporter he pleaded for something to be done to stop School Shootings. Im very angry that this happened because it keeps happening. 9 11 happened once and they fixed everything. How many schools, how many children have to get shot . Reporter the president listened to everyones story and says his administration will work to prevent another school shooting. Were going to be very strong on background checks. Well be doing very strong background checks, very strong emphasis on the mental health. Reporter the president did not talk about a ban on assault weapons, but others brought up the issue. I dont understand why i can still go in a store and buy a weapon of war. An ar, and thats why im here. I lost a best friend whos practically a brother and im here to use my voice because i know he cant. Reporter one issue the president did want to explore is putting guns in the hands of teachers. I think it could very well solve your problem. Reporter but not everyone in the room agreed. Now President Trump indicated today that he was open to any and all ideas, but again he really alleged into that idea of doing away with Gun Free School zones and instead Arming Teachers and other school officials, but the president acknowledged that that would be controversial. He said he understands why people would oppose it, but he gave those folks today the opportunity to raise those concerns and make their point. Mola lenghi, kpix5, the white house. Meanwhile in Florida High School students rallied at their State Capitol lobbying legislators for new gun laws to help prevent mass shootings. Among the changes students want to see, stricter background checks and raising the age to purchase an assault rifle. Inside the capitol students met with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle and reminded them they will soon be old enough to vote. We are coming after every single one of you demanding that you make action, demanding that you make a change. The next person who dies because of an ar15 will be on you while these students rallied in tallahassee, others attended the funeral of Athletic Director chris hixon, one of the 17 killed in last weeks shooting. Rallies for gun reform today here in the bay area. Ucsf medical students gathered at the parnasis building today and argued whitecoatsagainstgunviolence. A demonstration in alameda was a show of solidarity for the students at Stoneman Douglas in florida. Alameda police coordinated traffic control. A man was seriously hurt after being attacked with a hatchet in San Francisco on golden gate avenue and jones street yesterday. The 38yearold man was walking moment early Tuesday Morning when someone yelled and struck him. The victim is now in critical condition. His attacker fled the scene. So far no arrests have been made. A skateboarder is now suing San Francisco police claiming an officer caused him to have a bad crash. Show you the video. This is Anthony Economus barreling down florida street last summer. He runs into an officer and slams right into a patrol car during an impromptu skateboarding contest. The lawsuit said the officer acted aggressively causing him to crash. So far no comments from San Francisco police. Up next big changes coming to a Movie Theater near you. The Company Getting ready to ban one certain item from its theaters, why more safety may cost you more money. Plus the bay area man missing this evening in yosemite, the rush to find him before another bone chilling night sets in. Also ahead the south bay family still dealing with flood damage one year after a catastrophe, the long term fix in the work for works for coyote creek. Closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. How was last seen on his way to the right now an oakland man is reported missing in Yosemite National park. Alan chow was last seen on his way to hetch hetchy train last saturday. Search and rescue teams were deployed saturday to search the hiking trails and surrounding areas as well. This was a solo hike. Friends and family, of course, are concerned about below 0 temperatures in yosemite. A new theater chain is taking precautions to insure safety, what you can no longer bring into cinemark theaters. Emily turner has our story. Reporter its kind of sad. The movies used to be a place to go to get away from all the terrible things in the world, but now the real world has caught up to the movies and it all happens to be in the size and shape of your bag. The security concern surrounding guns in big groups of people have literally come to cinemarks doorstep. The theaters new policy prohibits oversized bags and backpacks inside. I agree. Reporter you think its a good policy . I do. Reporter the policy says, in an effort to enhance the safety and security of our guests and employees, any bags or packages measuring larger than 12 by 12 by 6 inches will not be permitted into the theater with the exception of medical equipment bags and diaper bags. So in an effort to avoid Movie Theater shootings like the one that happened in aurora, colorado, in 2012, theyll either have to leave those bags in the car, have them searched or go home. But you cant forget about what else fits inside these oversized bags, candy and snacks that are significantly cheaper to buy outside the Movie Theater than to buy inside. I dont know. I think thats kind of stupid. Reporter why . Because people dont always want to eat whats in the Movie Theater and they try to charge a lot of money for it. Reporter industry insiders say theaters make almost half their revenue from the concession stand by charging up to 85 more than regular retail, but most movie patrons say thats just the price theyll have to pay for safety. Do you think its just for safety or do you think there is a concession stand motive there . Obviously they have their ulterior motive, of course, but still other things can be brought in in those bags. Reporter to give you an idea of what a 12 by 12 by 6 bag looks like, here is a ruler, 12 inches. Im all right when it comes to height, certainly not when it comes to width and then as far as 6 inches deep is concerned, im all right there, but this is still far too large of bag for me to carry inside the Movie Theaters. This will go into effect for those of you who are interested on february 22nd of this year. Reporting live in larkspur, emily turner, kpix5. This evening new numbers show the amount of rapes reported in san jose are on the rise. In the past 10 years reported rapes are up 263 . Kpix5s kiet do on what could be behind those numbers. Reporter remember the Surveillance Video from the new year . It sparked an intense manhunt for the suspect wanted for robbing and sexually assaulting a teacher in a classroom at a local middle school in san jose. He was eventually arrested a few days later, but if it seems like san jose has had more than its fair share of Sexual Assault cases lately, youre right. San jose inside has crunched the numbers of reported rapes for cities all across the south bay spanning the past 10 years and san jose is undergoing a trend like no other. Reported rapes are up 263 since 2007. Here at the ywca the Rape Crisis Center hotline gets 4,000 calls a year, a number thats steadily increased over the past decade. Ceo Dennis Crosby said it may be more victims are reporting the crimes saying the me too movement has helped victims come out of the shadows. We must insure as a community we recognize and uphold a survivors right to be supported and be believed. Reporter another factor may be the change in the fbis definition of Forcible Rape which used to be the carnal knowledge of a female forcibly and against her will, but in 2013 that changed to penetration no matter how slight without consent of the victim. The fbi says the old definition excluded 40 of victims. San jose police declined an on camera interview, but chief garcia told san jose inside it may just be more victims are choosing to come forward saying, we cant do this on our own. We know its an incredible violation when this occurs. Our victims need help many times to come forward. We believe survivors. We are there for survivors and we support survivors in coming forward as they choose. Reporter in san jose, kiet do, kpix5. Its been a year since flood waters from the coyote creek spilled into san jose neighborhoods and forced thousands to evacuate and caused 100 million in damage. Kpix5s Jessica Flores explains many are still trying to recover. Reporter if this were one year ago on this very day, i would be standing in 4 feet of water. Today theres these barriers stretching hundreds of feet along coyote creek and the Water District hopes these barriers prevent disastrous flooding. This was the scene one year ago. San jose neighborhoods were sub emergencied in several feet of water. Fire submerged in several feet of water. Firefighters tried calling residents to escape. Today the streets are dry, but fixing the problems are far from over. None of us want a repeat of what happened last year. We went to washington d. C. In the spring to convene urgent need for large scale flood Risk Reduction projects here. Reporter the Santa Clara ValleyWater District installed 3foot barriers to block storm water from the creek from spilling into the neighborhood and the district said its working with the army corps of engineers to develop a long term plan. Well be able to provide Technical Resources through the Water District as they pursue a study to evaluate what options can be done to address the coyote creek. So well work with the Water District to scope out specific areas that we can do on their behalf. They would fund us and then we would provide that service back to the Water District. Reporter still many residents say the damage is done. 150 flood victims are suing the city, county and Water District. The lawsuit says officials failed to prevent and warn residents of the flooding. In san jose, Jessica Flores, kpix5. A controversial sculpture in San Franciscos civic center is one step closer to being removed. The Historical PreservationCommission Voted today to transfer the early days pioneer sculpture to an offsite storage facility. The statute has long drawn criticism for depicting the spanish conquest of california and the oppression of native americans. The Arts Commission will have the final vote march 5th. Winter has certainly returned. We have the cool weather. We did have a few showers this morning, another round coming tomorrow. Coming up not only rain, but wind returning. How much wind to expect and how many chances of precipitation over the next week all next. E. To make th coming up at 6 00 tonight b. A. R. T. Gets serious about building a second transbay tube, what it will take to make this pipe dream a reality. But first the markets closed down today. Heres a look at the closing numbers from wall street. My name is jamir dixon and im a