>> kron 4 news eastern. best commuting a stabbing death in san jose from valentine's day. what we know about the victim. >> and the family of woman shot and killed old is speaking out one year later.

here's their message about the dangers of domestic violence. action packed all-star weekend has wrapped up with a big win for warriors star steph curry. thank you for joining us here on kron for news at noon. i'm justine waldman. we're going to begin in san jose and in the south bay where new details are emerging about a deadly stabbing on friday in san jose. >> we now know that the stabbing victim was a 15 year-old boy kron four's. will tran has the details from san jose. >> it's the holidays and look at how busy it is right now. can you imagine how things were on friday night? valentine's day night with so many people out and about perhaps date night. i mention that because there are potentially thousands of witnesses not to mention surveillance cameras that the san jose police department have access to and hope to get

more information on the suspects. let me show you the video. this all went down on friday at around 7, 20 at night when according to the san jose police department's suspects approach a 15 year-old boy stabbed him and then fled the scene by the time they got here. well, there was no one to arrest because they long gone. but the victim was still here. they rushed the victim to the hospital, but injuries so severe that they could not save his life. in the meantime, they are still looking at surveillance footage. they are talking to witnesses but no descriptions either. they're not comfortable passing along at this particular time or they simply don't know yet. but we don't have descriptions of the suspects to give you to hopefully track down for the police officers who the people are behind all of this as far as the 15 year-old according to the san jose police department. they know who he is, but they're leaving it to the santa clara county coroner's office to release

that information after they notify his family. but one thing is irrefutable, the 15 year-old, unfortunately is san jose's 3rd homicide of the year. but take a look at for yourself. we have busy. it is. can you imagine? i was on friday night, valentine's night and it still did not stop this from happening. in the east bay ean leandro. police were involved in a shooting in the ashlon neighborhood during an investigation here. citizens video from the scene. >> san leandro police say that the shooting happened last night around 8.30. we'll officers were investigating a vehicular assault. authorities say during that investigation a shooting took place involving san leandro police. police have now do have a suspect in custody. no injuries have been reported. police say that the alameda county sheriff's office we'll investigate the shooting. search and rescue efforts have now been suspended for a man who fell from san francisco's

pier. 32 on saturday night. this is citizen app. video of the search, a second person. a woman was rescued and sent to the hospital, but first responders could not find the man who fell. no details have been released on their identities. >> 5 about 5 right on top of mount tam looking out towards them, gray skies and clouds. as we kick off the week. we have meteorologist kathy trafton in the weather center with details. >> on our weather for this monday. well, it's a lot of clouds out there right now in some rays of sunshine, i think is the afternoon continues. >> we'll start to see a little bit more in the way of sunshine, but it's a typical february day, not terribly exciting. a little bit on the cool side. lot areas right now are in the 50's and some of the there this afternoon. and then a few areas will rise into the 60's. so it's not a dramatic day. it's dry. it's cobb a few degrees cooler than normal. maybe a handful of degrees cooler than normal. get 10 hours and 54 minutes of sunshine today. so the rest of

the day will go to partly cloudy skies overnight. we'll go from partly cloudy skies into tuesday. only chance for rain this entire week is wednesday. it's more likely in the north bay that it is the rest of the bay area. but it is certainly our chance of rain, not dramatic way. it's going to be fairly lovely. so clouds and sun today. highs 50's and 60's warmer tomorrow. a little warmer tomorrow. then we get the rain. and after that, a warming trend kicks in as we head toward the end of february. it's going to be a lovely warming trend. temperatures well above normal. but how about that rain? mostly it will be on wednesday in the pacific northwest and then dropping into the northwest portion of the night of the state of california. by the time it gets to the bay area. it's wednesday and it's not very much. we're counting it. maybe a 10th of an inch in santa rosa, many arab other areas more like a few hundredths of an just >> thank you so much that.

pretty fun filled weekend at chase center, creating a lot of memories for fans and all-star weekend in the bay area has now wrapped up the best players in rising stars showed up and they showed off sporting events and skills contests all led to the biggest night on the court. the all-star game kron. 4 sports director scott reese reports from chase center. >> the nba all-star game here in san francisco. the culmination of a weekend's worth of fun and entertainment. you had the best basketball players on the planet all gathered under one roof. the game did not disappoint with steph curry being the kobe bryant, most valuable player. and we got our storybook ending. >> as celebration of a lot of great things happen in basketball to be playing with these guys for as long as we have light. it's obviously our spots come out, put on a show and i thank them for, you know, help do that and are and and go to state because, you know, a lot histories have been out here, but the competition and the camaraderie and the legacy that we operate is what it's all about. have to be a part of that celebration. it was

way more. >> like fun, chaos. and i thought it would be there's so many moving parts and, you know, it takes like in ba is really good at like putting stuff like this together. so many things behind the scenes that you know, that don't get talked about enough that go through the weekend, which was really special and cool to just be a part of that. obviously just being back home with my family and friends is really do for the weekend. it was, though week it was cool to bay area came out show major it's always good reunite former teammate james curry is good deal florida. you know, got do that so that we get a world. >> now that the all-star game is in the rearview mirror, the warriors can enjoy the rest of their all-star break. they will reconvene for their next game on friday in sacramento. at chase center, scott reese kron 4 sports. and hall of famer charles barkley was in town and visited san francisco glide memorial church. barkley. >> it's kind of known for

being rather critical of san francisco over the past years. but the basketball hall of famer does have some love for the city. >> cameras and talk to a of the fine pr the golden state warriors. to about your morning. real quick. speak to homeless shelter. people were amazing is called the law. they they work so hard over there and i want to give them a lot of love sunshine. donate $250,000 to. so donate $250,000 to glide. >> $250,000 to san francisco's glide foundation, glide shared these photos of his visit and then faked barkley for the love.

>> this is awesome moment of a lifetime here for a 2 year-old jaren ross from oakley. he $100,000 at the nba all-star game after beating bucks star damian lillard and the shooting contest lillard had to make 3 threes from the court logo chair and just had to make one all the way from way back there. there a bucket of money and he sunk it with 30 seconds to spare his father, michael says he was surprised by what happened and he was keeping his eye and ticket prices and they went to the game last minute and jalen here jaren skews me. jarrett says he plans to use this money to help out his family and pay for college. today is president's day. we're taking a live look here at the white house back in late 18, 79, the federal holiday started as a day to remember former president george washington and abraham lincoln. washington was born donald february. 11th 17. 31 lincoln was more in february 12, 18?

0, 9, the day's purpose has now been changed to honor all who serve our nation's highest office. and this presidents day, many federal workers will be rallying in washington to protest president trump and elon musk's mass layoffs. the national nuclear security administration and the irs are the latest targets by musk's department of government efficiency for cuts, democrats and union groups are calling the effort unconstitutional. the trump administration is defending the cuts and insist they are wiping out mass fraud against taxpayers. and happening now, protesters are gathering nationwide to march against the trump administration here in the bay area. groups are gathering in fruitvale plaza oakland. they're going to be marching to lake merritt on social media. organizers are writing in the name of humanity, refused to accept a fastest america. developing now, the trump administration administration plans to meet with russian officials this

week in the middle east to start negotiating an end to the ukraine war. but the ukrainians will not have a seat at the table. our washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more. >> ukrainian officials are in the middle east but they will not be a part of this week's talks. the negotiations to end the ukraine war get underway tuesday in saudi arabia, albeit without the ukrainians the next few weeks days will determine whether it's serious or not. the meeting upends years of u.s. policy effectively ending moscow's isolation following its invasion of ukraine in 2022. >> negotiations come after president donald trump and russian president vladimir putin spoke by phone earlier this month. i think he wants and it. >> they want to end fast. and so he wants to end it, too. but the ukrainians say they won't honor any peace deal. they're not a part of negotiating. that's real

negotiations and we're not there yet. but that were to happen. >> where ukraine will have to be involved because they're the ones that were invaded. european leaders say they've also got a stake in the outcome even as they were shut out of these negotiations to the europeans will have to be involved because they're they have sanctions on putin and russia as well. those talks are set to get underway tomorrow. but at this point, it's not clear how long the last. >> reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >> still ahead here at news, despite a cause on trump's proposed tariffs on canadian products, it is still impacting crisis. plus, just weeks after that deadly plane crash in see the trump administration, it started firing people at the faa.

>> now to a kron 4 exclusive this week marks one year since an east bay woman lost her life. what police are describing as a deadly case of domestic violence. kron four's joey horta has the important message that her family is sharing. >> brady led. this is being remembered by her family as a loving mother. and they're hoping that her senseless death will serve as a warning to others about the dangers of domestic violence. she was just 30 years old and a few months before her graduation from diablo valley college with no police say her ex jefe rekindle broke into her home and shot her in the head with an assault weapon for the first time we're now hearing from britney's mom, kathy. >> since and of course, my life not been the same. have been paying greats. want this

to be about my pain and grief. i want this to be. that day to remember britney after a manhunt, kendall was arrested in santa cruz. >> their little boy, liam, just 4 years old at the time witnessed his mother being killed, according to the family. >> they all the things we miss about you know, her kiss her high. i everything re i will live and i love you. britney. >> freddie's mom sharing her family's painful story for 2 reasons. first to keep her memory alive in second to warn others about the dangers of domestic violence. more than half of women killed by gun violence are killed by family members of their partners. according to the national domestic violence hotline. if you or someone, you know, needs help call their 24 7 hotline. the info is on our website. meanwhile, kendall is being held here in martinez. he is charged with homicide. he's pled not guilty and is due back in court on friday. in martinez, joey horta kron. 4 news.

>> now to weather in the sierra got more than 40 inches of fresh snow last week. the latest count from the uc berkeley, sierra snow lab is showing 41.1 inches. and here are some scenes from palisades tahoe now where the snow made a lot of skiers and snowboarders happy over the weekend probably today because it's presidents day. a lot of people are often there spending this mid-winter break ski week. in the sierra join that snow's. let's talk about what's there right now with kathy snow in last and it's great. this time of year is exactly what we should have. it's not only fun for skiers, but of course, it's us many a big source of water for us in california. so we want to see more snow. >> great view. here's a look. diamond peak. we've got the skiiers finally enjoying a break as they are having much. yeah, a couple days ago that was piled high. all those picnic areas, lots of snow. they shoveled office. now another enjoying themselves and for a couple more days are going to perfect skiing

weather and then things are going to start to change because there is more snow in the forecast. we're going to see maybe some light snow is going to be a strong storm that moves very quickly with gusty winds and some light rain and light snow. so when does it come in? well, wednesday, we see the rain and the snow right above the lake tahoe basin just about midday. so there's your lunch time and there you are just around sunset. still some snow showers lingering in lake tahoe and the city so level about 6500 feet. there you are. you say, goodbye to the snow at the end of the day and my goodness, it is gone. but the winds are really gusting, gusting to perhaps 75 to 80 miles per hour at the bridges. so here we go. here's your forecast. partly cloudy for today. increasing clouds for tomorrow. and there's your afternoon rain and snow. the same storm that's bringing them the rain and snow in the sierra is bringing us the possibility of some rain right here in the bay area. you can

see where the snow is, of course, on the ridge of the sierra nevada light rain for us and the more north you are, the more likely you are to see rain. so if you're in the north bay, that's your belt shot of it. and then after that, a ridge builds in. yeah, we have a few clouds here and there, but it's a warming trend courtesy of the ridge. our rainfall totals not terribly impressive. that wednesday storm that comes and goes quickly but bring about a 10th of an inch to a few places. such santa rosa and the deck the rest of the bay area. and we're looking at the reigning in hundreds of an inch. so it's not an impressive storm, but its nice to have that look, frolic dollop of rain temperatures this afternoon, mainly in the 50's a few areas. we tend to the 67 cisco, 58 degrees. 61 for antioch and allay and 62 in napa. so the freed a 3 day forecast is partly cloudy, shot skies after the mostly cloudy start. still, some clouds linger in many areas. go for a little more sunshine tomorrow and it's wednesday

that we get the light rain and wind in our higher elevations and also right along the bay area, coastlines just think >> a twenty-twenty for the u.s. imported 322 million dollars worth of dairy products. and 43 million dollars worth of eggs. all from canada. despite a current pause and president trump's proposed tariffs on canadian products, people from both countries are raising concerns about the impact it could have the cost of everyday goods. nancy loo reports. >> this is 500 bushels of canola seeds and soon it will be calm. canola oil, much of it will wind up in american households. the mir prospect of tariffs has rattled farmers on both sides of the border and the current state of affairs means a lot of reassessing. >> every day, hundreds of

trucks transport all kinds of goods into the u.s. green's oils meat products and much more from this canadian province of manitoba alone. the top markets for billions of dollars in agricultural food products. our homes in america's heartland. the simmering trade war has anti american sentiment growing inside canada with many consumers boycotting american products and even canceling netflix and amazon accounts and all the 51st state debate is further fuel while multiple canadian surveys have found the majority are against becoming americans. some agree with trump's assessment that canada is vulnerable militarily >> concerning. but at the end of the day. as a canadian citizen. i don't know if it's going to change my life too much so. >> you wouldn't mind being part of us.

>> there's know, there's a no solutions. just tradeoffs. i enjoy what we have here in canada. the free health care is pretty good. wait times to. but whatever but the you know, there's this low taxes he keeps talking about. that's that's not the worst do you think there could be benefits now? >> not at is it offensive to you to even talk about yeah, out. so how because i disagree with a lot of american policies and canada has always been superior and my opinion. >> now on the trade front, president trump has acknowledged that tariffs would mean inflation higher prices in the short term, but that things would ease off and he claims that things would eventually fall in america's favor. >> that was nancy loo ahead ng. and sti here at noon, the department of agriculture approving a vaccine to help fight off avian flu. it right up, bring

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>> some businesses are shut down today to observe the federal holiday of presidents day banks and post offices are closed today. however, it's business as usual for ups and fedex. many government offices at the federal state county and city levels are all closed today. that does include courts. many stores and restaurants will be open. should check, though, before you go, the trump administration has begun firing employees at the faa just weeks after that deadly plane crash outside of washington, d.c., on friday.

probationary workers on the job for under 2 years. we're fired. air traffic controllers are not expected to be impacted by this as a nationwide shortfall of those employees continues. >> how the fda approved a new drug to treat diabetes. its name as mayor a log. and it is a rapid acting insulin mid to lower blood sugar spikes. this drug needs to be injected 5 to 10 minutes before a meal in the stomach or in the upper arms. it bird flu vaccine now is conditional approval from the department of agriculture. it's happening as avian flu continues to wipe out poultry flocks, driving up the price of eggs. the company behind this vaccine says it's been working with government officials and says the vaccination of commercial poultry. it's up to national. authorities. coming up here, one education department and its office is planning to lay off workers. >> and after the break, women taking a step towards law enforcement by the chp is for

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>> for fans who cannot get inside chase center. the fun literally was overflowing into the shops and businesses around thrive city. hundreds of people were celebrating the fact that the bay area hosted the nba all-star weekend to kron four's jack moment has more. >> hundreds of people were piling in to thrive city on sunday to celebrate the final day of the nba all-star weekend. it also gave many folks who call san francisco home a chance to show off to the world what their city and also the bay area as a whole.

>> celebration for the end of a successful weekend in san francisco. the nba all-star weekend taking over the bay for the first time in 25 years. and you guys favorite part about the weekend. so just the festivities, the vibes, the coach people lined up early to go through security and check themselves into the chase center for the all-star games. it's the first year they're hosting a mini tournament. but those tickets inside they cost an arm and a leg. has been really good. actually, countless fans just like this couple from fresno drove hours to be here in the moment, taking it all out. i always grew up or at lemon bay area from big giant snyder's man. actually grew up not really watching basketball, but the gentle warrior games to come on after the giants games me, my brother grew up watching the warrior games and became aware everything was a celebration. some fans were upset. big games weren't blasted on the big screen at the front of the chase center. yeah, i was hoping they're going to play it. but it's

alright. we'll find somewhere watch you guys find out that they were going to do when we came but fans can still watch from inside bars and restaurants. but for this couple, think also yeah, far very far. if you're coming all this way from taiwan, you better get a ticket inside all have harassed long maybe 16 years war. yeah. just tried to get their moment of fame on the tnt sports cast like this gentleman who had it out of silver 2028 poster. i think you'd be a great candidate and yeah. >> it actually does. is i think what he's done great pieces of a shia that's been a huge success for local businesses in raising the bar for the city of san francisco says mayor daniel lurie, business leaders are nba owners are here and they're oh, you're city looks good. and there's sense of optimism

energy in the city that they haven't seen for years. they all have said that to me all weekend long. so it's been a great weekend for us to show off and tell the world that san francisco is on the rise of mayor. larry also hinted at the fact that this was a huge weekend for san francisco knowing that this time next year, the pay will be also be hosting the super bowl as well as several world cup games later on in the year. for now, reporting in san francisco, jack womack kron, 4 news. >> sunday was the last day for the nba fan experience at moscow knee center featured a full-size basketball court and a merch, lots of games and kron four's less the good in caught up with some fans there. >> we're here. let's go center where they have transformed entire area for that for nba all-star weekend. and they have bangor an experience like line. check it nba all-star weekend is here and fans from all across the country made their way to the many making a stop to the muskogee center to

live out their nba dreams like these fans who won tickets to the nba all-star game. >> you know, it's great. i mean, he made almost every single basket amazing out right yeah. the fan experience at something for everyone hoops, photo booths and of course the games like players from the geely submit your name as part of last week in a lot of guys don't really get to so. you know, when whenever you google me or look me up in future, you know, i'll be, you know, and all-star all-star weekend, i've been a part of just think i'm sea of blue and gold east van that caught up said having stepped curry represent the bay this weekend as make it all on forgevtable. >> just, you know, all the different celebrities, the warriors out kicking does. it's good experience. but really just to kind of see what's out here. i have been to an nba all-star weekend my life. so i out here in the bay and i'm able to experience. was curry. wow.

>> pays his he shoot a half and all the fans tell me about the game, the players and moments like they will never forget. let's go property. >> in the south bay, the santa clara county office of education is planning on laying off employees. the offices workersywill be notified of their dismissal by march. 15th. the office has not said how many jobs will be cut. but officials say the layoffs are because of cuts in federal funding and expiring grants. this is coming as the office is looking for potential evidence of misspending under former superintendent mary won the board of education, voted to fire her in october, sparking backlash from state lawmakers and educators, independent audit by the board was turned over to the santa clara county district attorney in december. groups in silicon valley are calling for the removal of the mural at the pa lot. a branch of the santa clara county

superior court. critics say that the mural displays calling this imagery which belittles native americans. this tribe was joined by the naacp, san jose silicon valley and has been asking for it to be removed. however, the court says it cannot do that without county approval. and at the moment, the county has taking a position that the mural is a historic piece of art that cannot be painted over. the naacp plans to meet with county supervisors to discuss this issue further. in the south, a group of san jose leaders looking for ways to tackle a lack of parking spaces in 2022. the city voted to cut minimum parking requirements for housing development proposals to favor public transportation. and now some city council members say these developments are limiting residents ability to park in front of their homes. they say the public transportation has not caught up with the amount of people traveling in san jose. committee is proposing the city explore a permitted parking program for residents

in high-growth areas. if this proposal moves forward, the city could include funding for the program and its budget cycle next year. >> we're looking outside here at sfo. >> presidents day. we're gonna see what the weather's doing this week with meteorologist kathy trafton. she is in the weather center. well, just saying it's relatively benign weather today through tomorrow. that's the deal. we had a lot of clouds this morning. still a lot of lingering clouds will go for partly cloudy skies tonight. but it's a beautiful be you can just can see that glow right through the clouds. then another front, yet another front moves across the bay area, but not until wednesday. and this is a relatively weak front. so this is bringing some precipitation right now up through the pacific northwest and northwest california. and then it starts to move in our direction. ready, not only rain into a few areas, but some snow in the sierra. so a few more snowflakes up there on wednesday. as you can see,

it's light rain. so your best chance for rain on wednesday is the north bay and parts further north than that. here in the south bay, you may get a few hundredths of an inch of rain. you'll be counting just the raindrops practically it up. and this year they get a pretty good dusting. gusty winds, weather in the sierra with the richest 75 to 80 miles per hour. gusts at the ridges. and then for us along the coastline and some of the higher elevations of the bay area, we could see some pretty gusty winds are self. so we're in for a lovely spell of weather. we get that one little glitch on wednesday and then high pressure builds in and then it's a warming trend as we head toward the very last weekend of february, you're going to get chance to break out your sunglasses. so those rainfall totals on wednesday, again, not terribly impressive up in eureka, maybe don't know 3 quarters of an inch. maybe half that amount. mendocino santa rosa cafe, maybe a 10th of an inch. so a% again, derby county, just a

few splashes of rain. maybe you won't see any if you're in mountain view or santa and but still should be lovely rain. dust in the wind gusts today right along the coastline. pretty good. they really peak just around sunset and then they start to diminish after that. it's not until wednesday. we see the really gusty winds. so it's been 9. it's lovely. enjoy the next couple of days. just e. >> thank you. we have some breaking news now into the kron. 4 newsroom. a delta flight flipped over when it was landing in toronto. we have some images were working to get you to explain what's happening at the scene. but this flight was from minneapolis. it was going to the toronto pearson airport. the airport has confirmed on x that emergency crews are responding and that all the passengers and crew members are accounted for. it's not clear right now if there are any injuries, we're going to continue to monitor. this breaking news situation on a plane that has flipped over in toronto. and as soon as new updates come into the newsroom will break into here at noon. you can always also get updates on our website. kron 4 dot com. now 12 years in the

making. i would be the county firefighter celebrated the release of a much anticipated film in the red at the santa barbara international film festival. the film offers a glimpse into the lives of the young men from challenging backgrounds who find hope in a firefighter training program. and while not all of them succeed, those who do transformative journey. also this afternoon, the california highway patrol. how they women's hiring seminar, reaching out to recruits to fill up to 700 vacancies for officers to dispatchers. they held this over the weekend right now, only 6% of all the officers in california are female to join the academy. you have to be between the ages of 21 35 and be able to pass the physical agility test and a written test. more than 100 women signed up to participate in this event. and officials say the diversity of the agency makes the job more

attractive than most. press to reach out. >> and provide information and opportunity for the people in our community to see the opportunities that are available to them. >> starting pay is about $122,000 a year for new officers, according to the chp officers, get to retire at 50 with full medical benefits for life. president trump has announced plans to reverse biden era regulations on household appliances. they were intended to reduce pollution and make appliances more energy efficient news nation's out couple reports. >> about their preferences when it comes to the appliances they have in their home. let's take washers. for example. you may go for something like this. that's high efficiency, low energy. it uses less water protect the environment, but it cost you more up front or you may be old school looking for that deep feel technology like a washing like this. look at how much water that you can actually fit in there. in

essence, you might see some changes there. your clothes could be a little bit cleaner. however, your bills could be a lot higher. that in a nutshell are the arguments between the biden era standards and the rollback that president trump wants to implement nationwide? the democratic party has always favored standard that use less energy and water for your dishwasher, your washing machine in your light bulbs. we asked both sellers and buyers about what's best on the market and how that might impact their inventory. bottom line and pocketbook with each administration. these are the rules. so we go that way. but the next one, these are the rules change that we go this way. >> and we keep moving forward and progressing. some of the rules from the previous administration will stick and we keep that. and then whatever this new administration wants, we're going to do that. we're going to do whatever it takes to keep our customers happy. this time shopping. i didn't even think about water usage. it's very important in a home. we

all have water alarms and different where water, i think about it and the sinks in the faucets and things stripping. >> this time i just hurried up and got a longer gas line and i've got new valves for water and i'm just ready to go. so i'm not i'm not being very environmentally conscious in. general experts say that those high efficiency machines will cost you at least about $100 more upfront. however, remember, if you're trying to save money by looking for those washes with deep coal technology. >> it could cost you in the long run for news nation. i'm alex capri. >> still ahead here, noon researchers are now looking at the impacts of the recent wildfires on the ocean here with public officials now with public officials now worried about.

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it's comeback season. breaking news we're following this afternoon here on kron 4, a delta flight that flipped over as it was landing in toronto. this is a live picture now from the scene. you can see the plane there is upside down and emergency officials are on the scene right in front of the air canada terminal. there. the flight was going from minneapolis to the toronto pearson airport. that's for this live picture is from the airport has confirmed that emergency crews are responding and we can see that looks like there, several fire trucks there as well as emergency vehicles from the police department. we do know now that all the passengers and crew members have been accounted for. we do not know though if there are any injuries now that we have these live pictures into the newsroom. we can got a better idea of what's happening there in toronto as this delta plane has flipped upside down at the

pearson airport there. but again, we're waiting to hear if anyone's been injured. we certainly do not know a cause at this time. we're keeping our eyes on this. more information continues to come into our newsroom and we'll keep you updated here on kron 4 this afternoon. cal fire has started releasing new maps that outline the severity of the fire dangers in communities all across california. and this is coming after governor newsom signed an executive order to accelerate the release of those maps. juliet smith has the story. >> approximately 1.4 million new acres of land have been added to the 2 higher tiers of fire hazard severity. according to a press release from the governor's office, cal fire drew this map based on vegetation. data, topography, weather and climate change patterns to calculate the wildfire probability and intensity. the new executive order will require an ember resistant. so within 5 feet of structures

located in the highest fire severity zones. officials say this is the key to stopping wildfires from spreading to homes. >> many people say we've got a wildfire crisis in the state. i like to say we actually have our admission crisis in the state. this means the removal of all brush vegetation and flammable fencing, gravel and concrete should be used instead of park or combustible greenery. and if an amber lands within the first >> 5 feet of your house and can ignite ne. when the education it can get into eves. it lands on the roof. if you've got that debris because we haven't cleared you better than your roof. and if the numbers are hard enough. it will ignite. so the idea is to be able to create this buffer of defensible space. some note that replacing existing fencing like this could cost a pretty penny, but a former fire chief says when you consider the big picture, it's fair question should really be.

>> the relative cost of implementing zone 0 versus the cost of rebuilding existing homes will have 3 years to complete this task. >> what we what we're asking those people to do is to, you know, take one bite of the apple of the time. but cal fire says all new construction in these areas must comply with regulations. affective immediately question still remains about how this will affect homeowner insurance. >> which is continue to break. california homeowner bank accounts year after year. officials say compliance with stricter safety regulations could eventually reduce the cost. if the homeowner is going to demonstrate to the insurance companies that they are making significant efforts to reduce their risk, in my view, they have to be rewarded for that effort. once local jurisdictions received the maps, they have 30 days to make them public and 120 days to adopt them. crews are still removing toxic waste from the la wildfires. and now researchers are working

understand how those fires >> have impacted the ocean. the fire scorched thousands of homes and businesses creating hazardous ash that contains pesticides, plastics and heavy metals. this could make water unsafe for surfers and swimmers the damage could also be seen in the ocean's ecosystem runoff from recent rain is also an immediate concern. is rain picks up those contaminants contaminants while flushing them towards the sea. state water officials are testing 4 organic count pounds and microplastics that could be harmful and so far less angeles county poth public health officials say that chemical tests of water samples last month did not race any health concerns. all right. we're looking outside here across the bay bridge here in san francisco trying to see what's going on this weekend. we have kathy trafton in the weather center with details on what's happening. >> well, it's a scene today. skies have a bit of a great cast of them, don't they? if you're looking at mount tam a pious is just a sea of grey.

that will be some peeks of sunshine. but those clouds are keeping temperatures deep rest a bit. so right now, the temperatures are mainly in the 50's mid 50's at that sausalito. 57 degrees, our bay area weather tranquil clouds, a few rays of sun but its dry high temperatures today, mainly in the 50's a few areas to the 60's warmer and sunnier tomorrow. we'll see some sunshine only to get the rain on wednesday. this is a light rain. your best chance of seeing rain drops to be in the north bay. but after that on thursday, things start to turn around. and all of a sudden we're in a warming trend. so that continues all the way through the weekend. here's forecast model that shows where the rain hits on wednesday and snow in the sierra nevada and it goes away quickly. a ridge builds in and we have warming conditions. so it's definitely upward trend for temperatures to normal and then even above normal as we head into the weekend outman act. typically we 5, 6, 7, degrees warmer than we are today. so we'll

take it. our temieratures mainly in the 50's 50's mainly in san francisco right along the coastline. mid 50's bay shoreline mid-fifties. yet we reach into the 60's in a few spots as we head down toward palo alto and mountain view, 60 degrees or so. and then you fewer clouds tomorrow, a lot more sunshine. and then there's the rain, light rain and some gusty winds on wednesday as well. and then we we head into the very last weekend of february. for your

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>> back now to the breaking news we're following this afternoon. these are live pictures now out of toronto from the airport there where we can see this delta flight that flipped over. it is on it back right now after it landed here in toronto. these are live pictures from the scene. the flight was coming from minneapolis going to the toronto pearson airport. the airport has confirmed that emergency crews are there, but they are saying all the passengers are accounted for as well as all the crew members have been accounted for. they're not saying though, if anyone has been injured, but according to the associated press, tv channels there in canada are saying up to 8 people have been injured. but there have been no report on the extent of their injuries. but this is a live picture now after this flight flipped over. certainly aviation incidents have been on the minds of many after the incident that happened in dc

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