camera shop on 5th street. she shares surveillance video of the suspects ransacking the place she says they were in and out in less than 5 minutes and were gone before berkeley police officers responded just after 5.30, that morning. it's so much destruction >> i have no idea what all the costs are at this point. the suspects bypass the blockade in stalled out front, something her landlord added when the business moved into the building in july. >> would you koski says this is the first burglary at this location and the worst she has ever experienced since taking over the business in berkeley back in 2008 lord installed them knowing that this was a possibility and still. they had an interior roll-up door, which is now just trash. she is just grateful. her landlord immediately stepped in to have the entrance boarded up and her small yet close knit team spent sunday cleaning up and reopened monday. the community has also donated more than

$50,000 online to help with the recovery effort. i don't know. i think we all feel. >> being alone and a lot of things right now. a lot of disconnection. this outcry has my number and they will need every bit of it. >> in berkeley, philippe djegal all kron, 4 >> berkeley woman who is the alleged leader of a cult like group known as the zizians will remain behind bars superior before a judge via video conference in maryland. 34 year-old jack la sota and 2 others arrested with her. held without bail. the trio arrested sunday and they face charges, including trespassing, obstruction and hindering as well as possession of a handgun in vehicle. the soda is believed to be the leader of the zizians and extremist group linked to more than a handful of deaths, including the killing of the u.s. border patrol agent near the canadian border last month. state prosecutors have arrested a

man accused of running an illegal assault weapon, manufacturing and >> assembly operation out of their own garage. attorney general rob bonta says that his office started the investigation after the man was found trying to sell weapons at the plaster ville gun show. investigators searched the man's home in roseville. they found a bunch of rifles, large capacity magazines and ammo bond says that the suspect faces various felony charges. an investigation is underway in concord after a domestic violence call turned into a police shooting that ended with the suspected crime for stephanie rothman has the latest. >> the incident happened overnight, but law enforcement officials were out here collecting evidence for most of the day they takes office part of that home a drive so investigators can look in front of the home at the center of this all neighbors say they're still in shock and staff for the family. >> i don't know what happened, but it's like wow, only 2 doors down. >> and a neighbor in shock

tuesday after learning of a violent incident in the middle of the night that ended with one person hurt and another dead. >> yeah, i was woken up because i like pow, pow and i thought it was like from willow pass road that was going on like and i heard cop cars or whatever. so i thought it was all somebody chasing somebody or something down there that lets it. >> around one 40 tuesday morning, concord police say they responded to a report of a person attacking a family member on a toma drive off of busy willow pass road once on scene. officers say they found a man stopping his family member with a knife. police shot and killed the unarmed man. it's unclear what caused the suspect to stab their family member. police say the victim whose age and identity has not yet been released was rushed to a hospital and is expected to be okay. another neighbor who knows the family did not want to be identified, said his heart goes out to them. they raise their boys. there.

>> i've been there for 30 years. he was there before i got there. they've always been great kids. and that always been great. 3 people the neighborhood is a community where most have lived for decades. >> residents say the violence is rare and upsetting. imagine going through what they're going through right now. just. >> i think they need their piece right now. their privacy until figure out what happens. >> once again, the stabbing and the shooting victims identities have yet to be released. but of course, once we get more information from police, we will update you with that reporting in concord. stephanie rothman kron. 4 news. >> you likely have noticed if you're not doing an electric car, that gas prices have gone up up up recently, there are a few reasons why that's happening. for starters, that large fire at the martinez refinery earlier this month. his cause production to slow down in southern california. the phillips 66 plans to shut down that refinery by the end

of the year, not helping. and according to aaa refineries are beginning to switch over from winter blend into their summer blend fuel. and that usually leads to higher prices. it is no secret the oil industry in the newsom administration have butted heads over the last few years, allan, that chevron is warning. it is seriously evaluating its future in the state of california. >> eytan wallace reports. >> we love california. we've been there a long time. we do want to stay. we want to be we want to continue do or doing, but it is getting much more difficult. chevron executive, any walls not mincing words about chevron's future in california, walz who serves as chevron's president of downstream midstream and chemicals notes last summer. the oil giant announced it is gradually moving its headquarters from san ramon in the bay area to houston, texas. all of it coming amid a tense relationship between the oil industry and governor gavin newsom. well, companies are ripping you off all of you

from press conferences and they continue to get away with it to social media. big oil's ripping you off to the debate stage. these companies are ripping you off and ripping us off. that's been the governor's message over the last several years, accusing the oil industry of price gouging at the pump. an allegation the industry tonight. just last year, newsom called a special session and signed a new law requiring oil companies to keep minimum oil inventories on hand. before that. some backed a plan to ban the sale of all new gas-powered cars in the state by 2035. newsom has long argued those regulations will benefit the environment and protect consumers. but chevron heavily disagrees. they're making it hard competitors that used to be here next on show british petroleum. they're all gone. we now have different competitors, marathon valero pbf and some others. but its an indication that it's not it's it is not going good place for companies like

chevron to make a good return on investment. in a statement, a spokesperson for the governor said the newsom administration will work with any company committed to california and the shared goals of a cleaner, sustainable future. chevron has a future in clean energy in california. they can join us in our steady long-term transition to a state powered by clean energy. chevron, though, responding noting it is the second largest bio-diesel producer in the u.s., but adding demand for gasoline is still high in the golden state. a state the u.s. department of energy says has more than 30 million registered gas-powered cars as such while chevron's headquarters are no longer in california, it still operates 2 major refineries here, one in el segundo in southern california and the other in richmond in northern california were combined 2,500 employees work to help supply fuel that ultimately makes it to your cast. i still think californians need local production. they need those

good jobs. >> and they needed for security of supply and reliability. so i'd like to have that conversation. that's why i'm talking to you is i want people to understand that this is essential for our lives today at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. well, they sort that out. we'll take a live look here at sfo. and you know what? we're not going to complain because the weather here in california mighty nice compared to the rest of the country. really is. i think, really feel the end of the we're going to be enjoying. >> some fairly nice weather around the barricades. shower here and there. but other parts of the country, boy, they're going to get hit hard by some winter storms. they're seeing that right now. we've got one making its way through the central part of the u.s. and that's bringing with it. some heavy snow, maybe as much as 8 inches. and you can see some pink in between that of some freezing rain and some nasty stuff. as you yourself in little rock there, you're seeing some of that snowfall and that freezing rain for the south. so that's kind of a messy mix that's going to work its way all across the country

toward the eastern seaboard in the coming days. and so we've got all kinds of a storm warnings up, expecting some of that freezing rain and some heavy snow on the backside of that as much as 8 inches of snow falling across parts of those areas to memphis, making their way toward a nashville eventually toward the eastern seaboard, too. and behind that, some extremely cold air. in fact, we're talking about extreme cold warnings being issued all the way into dallas. we could see some temperatures dropping down to -10 for the wind chill all the way down in the dallas. that is extremely cold. so here's the forecast. models show the storm making its way toward the eastern seaboard here in the next 48 hours. that cold air just continue to plunge, right? all the arctic across the central portion of the extremely cold weather right now. these are the temperatures outside. you're 27 degrees in dallas. that's barely ball the compared to much of the northern tier of the u.s. -10 right now on par go minus to minneapolis. then you start to throw in the wind chill factor. that's where we

start to see these temperatures get extremely cold all the way down into the dallas area as we head toward tomorrow morning, -1 and then you start to talk about cold temperatures minus. 43 minus. 47 in mina. that is dangerously cold weather across the u.s.. thanks, lawrence. southern california edison has been ordered to not do anything with power equipment that may have had a role in starting the eaton fire. >> law firm representing several plaintiffs previously released security video from an altadena gas station that it claims is proof their equipment started. the fire. appears to show power lines are king and sparks falling to the ground. flames late erupted. those lines were de-energize to after the incident for an investigation. but re energize 10 days later. the law firm says that action amounts to tampering with evidence. >> unbeknownst to us, as as they admitted now in their filing with the california

public utilities commission, they actually re energize those lines twice and in the process of doing that damaged a quip month through our king. >> on january 17th, we notified plaintiffs attorneys that we would be re energizing the towers. and so any accusation that we were not notifying them is false. >> edison says it had to turn power back on to provide electricity to customers who lost power during the fire. the utility maintains it has been and will continue to cooperate with the court in the investigation. >> a pasadena resident is pleading for help from wildlife officials after discovering an unwanted guest, a 500 pound bear living under his house. he says that the bear took refuge under his home during the eaton fire refusing to leave. yeah, he's set up shop. has more on the furry intruder.

>> meet yogi, the bear. at least that's name shawn lauren's ini has given his new unwelcome tenet that there's got to be 7 feet tall. >> 500 to 600 pounds. >> without a doubt, we learn about take a second. we can get through there. the bear has been living in the crawl space under sean's house on merlo elaine in pasadena since the eda fire ignited last month, he's been seen poking his giant head out. i think took refuge in the during the fire. >> and he doesn't want to come out since then. he comes out at night for food. but during the day, pretty much stays in there. look at these teeth marks. he has left his claw marks on the next door neighbor's trash bins looking for foodies. >> wiped out. my bear-proof trash can ease. busted it open. so he's not graph. we're not afraid of them. but he's around here a lot. that's crazy. yogi is no stranger to these neighbors. he's been spotted in the area before.

>> residents believe this is video of him from a few years much younger and slimmer. here's they'll give it. he's stealth. you don't but my son's bedroom backs up to sean's. >> house here and he hears them all the time we know he's going in and out. their sightings are not uncommon in the foothills. a 500 pound bear was recently found hiding underneath and evacuated a home in nearby altadena. >> wildlife officials eventually removed the critter using peanut butter and rotisserie chicken as bait. but yogi, he's overstayed his welcome and literally 5 feet from i outright, i don't want him or her, but i removed, i think is just going to come back causing massive delays on shawn's home renovation. we're having some fuses blown. so he's down there, obviously watching things around. >> some of the installations been pulled out. >> yogi even attacked a neighbor's goat a few months back leading to fears he could hurt other pets. we're humans is there and he's dangerous. i mean, you don't know he's going to do. >> and it's not like. he's not

entitled to be here. we're coaching on his territory. but nonetheless, this bears and humans aren't meant to interact like this. it's crazy. >> all right. still ahead, the oakland nonprofit working increase the number of black video game developers. cisco

just wrapped up playing host to the all stars. and despite his challenges, san francisco put on a show. >> this is our city. so let's meet some of the people who make it up. a longtime sportswriter and a family famous for salsa. >> this area that we're standing on right here was

kind of a ghost town. there basically nothing here and now it's completely come to life. it makes you feel like an old man. i'm scott ostler. and then the chronicle. 31 or 32 years of my long time. san francisco is collected way more than its fair share great sports stars. buster posey. curry. well, montana and steve young and jerry rice. colin kaepernick, his famous kneel down protest. it represent the city in a way. and it just seems like they were meant to be there's something here that drive. what creativity, lot crazy, imaginative thinking, everything's changing. get. it's still change never disappointed. there's part aspects to it. you see that. but it had magic then and it's gotten i'm not supposed to root because i'm objective reporter. but for san francisco.

>> are nothing like san francisco? all >> there my percentages, essential san francisco behind selling for some say in the country. is a lot of money some that despite what people say are many, many businesses that are here to stay and they're going to be here long. a city changes that the mission district will to change. >> we love it or hate it's a hard act to follow. >> every tuesday during our newscast, we're going to be telling stories of of the folks who make up san francisco. this is our city on kron 4. and if you missed any of the stories, you can always find him on. kron 4 dot com. >> weather time here as we get a live look at coy tower in the city. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with the forecast. yeah. those clouds thickening up outside had a little sunshine early on today. but now things looking a little more on this. not scary out there tonight, but a chance of showers on the way

as a weak weather system kind of slides into the stay. the brunt of this going to be civic northwest will see some much heavier rainfall. we're gonna see some lighter amounts here in the bay area. so yeah, much big changes compared to what we had for the previous storms. that's going to be very light. we're talking about the hundreds of an inch rain from that storm system. but overnight tonight, you're going to see the increasing clouds with a chance of showers as we head throughout the night tonight, especially into early tomorrow morning. i think morning showers mainly north of the golden gate bridge. but there may be a few wondering showers a little further south and partly cloudy and drying out in the afternoon. the weekend looks great, though. a much better weekend pattern as high pressure is going to build in. we're talking about a warm weekend ahead with some temperatures feeling spring-like and in the 70's right now, doppler radar picking up on some of that moisture outside. you see some of off the coastline to move into northern california as well. just begin in the clip. parts of the north, a few scattered light showers trying to pop up. not sure all that is hitting the ground but as we head through the night tonight, that will likely happen is going to see some of the showers moving on through winds. just a general light breeze out there right now. i

think those winds as the front moves through. we get on the backside of by tomorrow. we're gonna watch those winds begin to ramp up as we head through the afternoon tomorrow. not too bad overnight tonight. remember last week we had some of those really ferocious winds. some of those winds gusting as high 80 miles an hour. this will be nothing like that. but by tomorrow afternoon, we could see some wind gusts 30 miles per hour in some spots near the coastline. so be prepared for that long range as a promising future ahead for us. as we've got this one week system kind of sliding through for tomorrow. that's get out of town behind that high pressure begins to settle in here as we get the weekend. yeah, this storm system is going to bounce. the north were to be left dry here. probably some 70's as we get into saturday couple passing clouds, not bad. and then a slight chance showers about the middle of next week even that doesn't look like an oppressive system. so all that being said, the long-range computer models looking at below average as we round out the end of february and then they start to pick things up again as we head in toward march temperatures tomorrow plan 50's and some 60 showers in the morning giving way partly

cloudy skies and that breeze in the afternoon. next few days, we are going to receive return to some sunshine and some warmer weather as we head in toward the weekend. how about that time that out? well, saturday and sunday, some 70's return to the bay area. guys. all right. well, the alerts well, video games cater to. >> everyone you could say the number of black video game. developers remain small and in oakland nonprofit is trying to change that as part of black history month celebrations kron 4 sarah stinson. >> takes us inside game heads in oakland. we all want the gaming industry to get to a point where you're not a unicorn is not a big deal that you're in the game, right. like you just do your part of everybody else. damon packwood is turning the video game industry on its head. >> he co-founded game heads in oakland, its mission to guide low-income students of color, ages 15 to 25 years old to the gaming world. >> if you give students the best hardware in the best software and then you provide them with the best instructors

in the best mentors. they'll get very good and that that was always my theory. and where we're proud see that actually coming to fruition. >> packwood is a san francisco a lot like a lot of these students and i grew up in low-income communities after earning his master's, he was teaching web design. but it wasn't long before you realized students were more interested in learning about gaming, then coating. they want to learn. >> and it's just that sometimes we're not teaching them things that they want want in the game heads program, students gain a competitive edge with free classes. mentorship. >> and a state-of-the-art gaming center and lab students can stay enrolled until they get a job in the industry or age out. they do 6 months of in-class learning. >> all of our classes are taught by video game industry professionals during the summer. they all get video game industry professional mentors and they have to build a game over 15 weeks and then they have to showcase that game at the end of the summer and then they have to release

that game online by the end of the year game heads black owned and operated in an industry that packwood says lacks representation. the numbers are out of work. >> that's why it's so significant that we have an african-american board. >> of people that are in the gaming industry because they they only represented 2%. and we just so happened get some of those legendary 2% to kind of help build out the organization game heads partners with major players like sony and x box and just celebrated 10 years as a nonprofit. >> packwood says one of their biggest accomplishment helping a couple students land a job on the hit game. marvel's spider-man 2. >> i was like that was a big like a matching work on a swag. you have to be able to say i worked on marvel's spider-man 2 and i even graduate from and with each student success, packwood hopes to shift to the culture

of the more than 400 billion dollar gaming industry. like when you create nonprofits, the the hope is that you're always trying to put yourself out of business. >> right. like hopefully one day we will need a game. that's because the industry will be diverse enough for this is not necessary. >> i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 wilcontinue to honor black history all of this month. be sure to tune in for our special honoring black history on february 27th at 06:30pm. it is hosted by. >> well, bellow reyna harvey >> well, bellow reyna harvey will be right back. very excited about saving big

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>> 2 women have been hired for quite a job. one of the most unusual in the bay area. i'd say their live and work at east brother light station. it's a historic site that's perched on a tiny island in the middle of san francisco bay near richmond. these are. >> daniel levine and rachael ray colvin starting april first, they are going to take over 5 room in and begin living on the island. the duo no stranger to life at sea. they currently live on a 70 foot boat. it's a sailing ship near santa barbara. so good on them. and what what a great place to they got a cook can clean and the whole bit there in keepers. but >> the views can't be beat. so there's lots to them. that's it for kron. 4 news at 5. you time. >> the news at 6 is next. coming up, community advocates rallying against proposed cuts in oakland. how they say the changes are going to hurt the city's most vulnerable and

town. san francisco's mayor is partnering with the state senator to try to boost nightli

>> ahead at s violence calling conquered ends in a deadly police shooting. >> first, though, alameda county has scored its newest district attorney about 4 news at 6 starts right now. >> it's 6. >> thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 6. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus our top story tonight. new alameda county