berkeley says her for tens of thousands of dollars in losses after the shop was hit by thieves overnight as kron four's philippe djegal reports the suspects used a car to break through the front entrance. >> in and out in less than 5 minutes just after 5.30, sunday morning, a group of suspects rushed through looking glass photo in berkeley, searching for and grabbing anything of keep reviewing the footage noticing more. as i sat through. it's really hard for me obviously to watch jen, which accounts key is president and ceo of the camera shop on 5th street. she says the thieves left a total mess behind and got away with at least $50,000 worth of inventory. the suspect's bypassed the blockade in stalled out front, something her landlord added when the business moved into the building in july. >> likely using a stolen car to repeatedly ram through the front entrance to get inside, which koski says berkeley police officers showed just minutes after the suspects

took off replacing the interior damage state. >> there is no question in my mind that that exceeds $100,000 in damage. and that's excluding the losses of excluding the losses of time. it's excluding might likely loss of insurance. said this is it is just grateful. her landlord stepped in immediately 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. and just amazing how people show up. when large up construction crews shut up holiday weekend. people really showed up and she hopes they continue to help her and her small business get through this in berkeley. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> 3 people are without a home tonight after a fire at a home in san francisco here. it happened earlier this afternoon on santa rosa avenue in the balboa park neighborhood. crews were able

to put it out before it spread to other homes. fortunately, but look at that. it's bad. fortunately, nobody was hurt. >> new dramatic video of the delta plane that crashed, flips upside down and then catches fire. it happened yesterday on the runway toronto pearson, international airport of the 80 people on board. 21 were hurt to remain in the hospital tonight. and as samantha cortez, the reports we're getting a much clearer picture of the moments leading to the crash on the runway. >> u of the delta regional jet crashing onto the runway in toronto. this happened during 40 mile per hour winds on monday. the landing gear is deployed. then the plane hits bursting into flames as soon as it makes impact flipping over onto its back, skidding down the runway, belly up before finally coming to rest the right wing of the aircraft was sheared off in the crash. airplane, this crust that we just have a crash overnight,

traders say, are people i walk around their process. >> yeah, we've got the aircraft. right down and burning. >> many people watched the aftermath and video shared online in on that. no one was seriously hurt or dead. the crew of delta flight. 48 19, her rockley lead passengers to safety evacuating a jet that had overturned on the runway on landing. that was admits smoke and fire. emergency responder said the rescue was executed perfectly to plan. the pilot did not report any problems on approach to toronto pearson international airport passenger p carlson spoke to cbc news. he says when the plane stopped moving, everyone was hanging upside down like bats strapped to their seats. >> what i saw was everyone a plane suddenly became. very close in terms of how to help one another, how to console one another. and and that was powerful. but yeah, there is definite what now who's

leading? how do we find ourselves away from this? >> could you tell people were ok? i mean, see you've got to cut here. you also we a little bolder than it was this morning. >> okay. tuesday, investigators are at the crash site looking for the plane's black boxes, the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder. we are looking forward to getting those results and to sharing those and those will be shared very publicly once they are received. >> that was samantha cortese reporting a bay area. congressman is putting the blame for that plane crash on president trump. eric swalwell is blaming trump. he tweeted saying no president hes had more planes crash in their first month in office than donald trump since 2009. how many american airliners crashed before trump came into office? 0. when does trump start taking responsibility for the next plane crash and quote. >> meantime, the trump administration is receiving criticism criticism as it looks to trim the federal workforce.

>> including the faa, our washington correspondent vinaysimlot reports. >> the two-hour delta flight, minneapolis to toronto, canada ended in a fiery crash. passengers evacuated onto the snowy tarmac upside down. the airport's ceo says toronto's sought to snowstorms over 4 days leaving 20 inches of snow. that is actually not typical. the good news, though, delta says everybody on board survived photos from the accident scene show the crj 900 passenger cabin intact one wing and the tail were disconnected. it just makes you really thankful for all the safety checks. it's the 4th major crash of a passenger airplane in the last month. a crash in alaska killed 10 on board late last month. an air ambulance jet crash in philadelphia killing 7 and 67 people died when a military black hawk helicopter and an american airlines flight collided in dc some democrats

went as far as blaming the trump administration for the recent crashes because they fired hundreds of faa employees. advocates say that has a ripple effect. not only how effective these families and these people, but the halifax aviation safety. dave sparrow is a union president representing aviation workers and introduces risk into the national airspace system n. >> and reducing risk is the last thing that you want to do. transportation secretary sean duffy defended the cuts. he says out of 45,000 employees, 400 were let go 0 air traffic controllers and critical safety personnel in washington today. some lot. >> all right. back here in the bay taking a live look at sfo. and lawrence joining bringing the chill. yeah. i mean, major cold winter storms. we've got wind chills of -40 -50. i mean, if you're traveling across the country better check your lives before you go out we're going to get a couple of rough weeks here. traveling across that country

is we've got the storms to a snow storms rolling through right now in we've got freezing rain. that is always some nasty stuff. and now you got that cold air pouring in behind it. so we've got to polar vortex kind of setting in here now. and that means we're in for some unusually cold air probably some extremely cold air as we head forward here. and you have to deal with the snow. they're looking a lot of that activity right now. we head toward a little raw kind of a mix there of some snow. and you've got that freezing rain just to the south. and that's going make its way all the way toward the eastern seaboard. so advisories going up bed. winter storm warning expecting as much as 8 inches of snow possibly in little rock that continue to make its way toward the eastern seaboard. so they're starting prepare for that as well. so you get along the east coast, you're gonna have to deal with some of that, too. and we're gonna talk about some heavy snow moving in that direction in the next couple of days and behind you've got all that cold air settling in. so we've got some extreme cold warnings all the way down in the dallas area. they're worried about the possibility of some wind

chills down to about -1 or excuse me, -10 degrees. and that is extremely dangerous. cold out there. but all around you're seeing that cold air role in, of course, we're going to be basking in some almost spring-like weather as we get in toward the weekend. the rest of the country could be headed for that deep freeze over the not only this next week, but i think the following week likely to see another polar vortex, a drop in as well. temperatures around the u.s. right now -12 degrees in fargo. you're down to 5 now in des moines, 4 degrees in kansas. 26 barely ball me in dallas. but you're throwing the that's when it gets really cold out there. -37. that's what's going to feel like in fargo tomorrow morning at -1 degrees in dallas. developing tonight? rapper asap rocky has been found not guilty. >> of 2 felony counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm. the la jury of 7 women and 5 men began their discussions in the morning after 3 weeks of testimony and arguments that ended on friday, they reached the

verdict by mid-afternoon today, a rocky whose legal name is mayors avoided up to 24 years in prison. the 36 year-old hip-hop star and actor is the partner of singing star rihanna. also developing tonight, pope francis has developed pneumonia in both lungs. >> that's according to the vatican. they also say the respiratory infection involves asthmatic bronchitis. the 88 year-old was admitted in fair condition. but on friday, they pope is still in good spirits and they're grateful for the prayers they've been getting for his recovery. top diplomats from the u.s. and russia sat down today for the first time in about 3 years. but nobody from ukraine was at the negotiating table and president trump who was also not there incorrectly said today that ukraine started the

war. washington correspondent jessi turnure reports now on where those talks go from here. this meeting in saudi arabia was meant to be a starting point to stop the war. but ukrainians warn it's a dead end without their involvement. >> i think i have the power to end this war. president donald trump says his team made progress with their russian counterparts tuesday in talks to end the war in ukraine. much more confident. they were very good. we couldn't imagined a better result. secretary of state marco rubio says the u.s. and russia agreed to restore staffing at their embassies, create a team to support ukraine. peace talks and improve their diplomatic and economic ties. we have to see that conflict comes to a successful during and in order for that to be possible, some of the solution russia's foreign minister, particularly welcome to the appointment of the country's ambassadors, human beings, which will, but ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, notably was not involved in the talks and says they could

just boost russian president vladimir putin's agenda here that, you know, this upset about not having a seat where they've had a seat for 3 years. u.s. officials are trying to tamp down any concerns that russia will get the better deal even as european allies worry. they're also being sidelined. they are being consulted literally almost on a daily basis. and president zelensky was also supposed to travel to saudi arabia tomorrow but canceled suggesting he didn't want to visit linked to the talks since he wasn't invited. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >> next in sports, the giants, sir, continuing to get it going in spring training in scottsdale sports director scott reese says the latest on the orange and black coming up.

>> good news from day 2 of giants full-squad workouts. they're healthy if just a couple of minor exceptions, backup catcher tom murphy and infielder tyler fitzgerald are both battling sort backs. that's the worst of it, you'll take it and it gets better. manager bob melvin spoke today about the 5 in camp and said team chemistry and his second season as manager is off the charts. >> and we've had really good atmosphere from. really for the last couple weeks. lot of guys reported early. you know, pictures you are usually are throwing pens, but position players have been here for a while. quite a few of men now live here and got here january 1st. so it's it's felt like spring training for a while now. but to get everybody

pictures and catchers and the position players yesterday really kind of goodbye on the first day was exciting. >> the major league baseball commissioner rob manfred confirmed today. what we already suspected the a's moved to los vegas remains on track for the 2028 season. they will play all games in sacramento for the next 3 years. the nfl season might be over, but the news cycle continues. john madden's grandson, jessie madden, has joined the commander staff as offensive quality control coach and former stanford head coach david shaw was officially announced as the lions new pass game coordinator. the forty-niners made a flurry of moves tuesday. most notably releasing demetrius flannigan fowles linebacker. >> already set to hit free agency but terminating his contract now gives him a head start on the process. planning and fouls played 73 games in his 5 seasons with san francisco, contributing mostly on special teams. the niners

also tendered one-year contracts to 7 exclusive rights free agents, including the lineman evan anderson and alex barrett and tight ends. jake ton just and brayden willis of the warriors have a few more days to get rested for what should be a high intensity stretch run of the season. they sit 10th in the west but only 3 and a half games out of 6th place which would avoid the dreaded play-in games. we asked kenny smith whether the impending return of jonathan kuminga would help the cause going forward. >> it helps. but again, the best lineup is when draymond green is at the k's on the size 5. so they have a lot of where he plays it. more of a natural position before. i think that they're not, you know, contending with the likes of anthony davis and jokic and all of you know, the bigs in the west. >> so the dubs don't play until friday, although the nba actually returns tomorrow. the lakers play tomorrow night. so good on the worries. they get

a couple extra days which is left give some chance that they got some will be sold they'll take. all right. thanks. got god. let's talk weather as we get a live look at coit tower in the city. and lawrence is here to fill us talk a couple raindrops around the bay area tonight. but maybe some temperatures running up in the 70's in the coming days in a real taste of spring possibly headed our way. >> out there tonight, though, it is some wintry weather coming in our direction, although not a large storm, just a weak system sliding on through scattered light showers begin to pop up and part of the bay area. now in the north bay. see more of that on the way. most of the system going ahead up in the pacific northwest, kind of follow in the jet stream out there and moves on by. it will bring with it. plenty of rain drops in that direction. but for us, kind of catching the trailing edge. nbc's live in their as we head to the middle of the day tomorrow. then school downtown leave behind high pressure and that ridge is going to send all those storms north. and that means when we get into saturday, we could see some temperatures sticking up in the upper 60's. some 70's popping up around the bay area and then looks like a another slight chance

of showers about the middle of next week. but none of these storms very large tomorrow. we are starting out some showers early on 50's and 60's by the afternoon with some partly cloudy skies over the next few days. highpressure going to build back in the temperatures are going to start to warm back up saturday and sunday could see some of those temperatures sneaking up into the 70's outside, in fact, holding on to those as we head toward the beginning of next week. >> san francisco just wrapped up playing host to the all stars. and despite challenges san francisco put on a show, this is our city. so let's meet a few of the people who make it up. a longtime sportswriter and the family famous for their 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. posey. curry. well, montana and steve young and jerry rice. colin kaepernick, his famous 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. >> letter that nothing like san francisco, all >> there my ascension san francisco behind selling for still saying 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 the people who make up san francisco. this is our city on kron. 4. and if you've missed any of the stories you can always find up on kron 4 dot com. >> the california department of fish and wildlife says they have fitted 12 great wolves with tracking collars. this is some awesome video they've shared. the bulls come from 3 packs across siskiyou lassen and sierra counties. the department says strachan that will help mitigate conflict with livestock. you see them being released here after they were tagged to the endangered gray wolves started recalling rising in california leading to several new wolf packs about a decade ago. the callers are set to

automatically drop off the walls right before the batteries are depleted, which usually takes about 2 to 3 years. while video games can cater to everyone. the number of black video game developers is still small. and in oakiand nonprofit is trying to change that as part of black history month our celebration. a 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 you're 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 college. 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 >> industry will be diverse enough for this is not necessary. >> i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news and kron 4 will continue to honor black history all this month. be sure to tune in for our special honoring black history on fetruary 27th at 06:30pm, hosted by bellow and reyna harvey will be right back. ther

more news still to get to tonight for kron. 4 news at 10 11. so let's check in with dan to see what's coming up tonight. hi, dan. hey, vicki and grant coming up tonight on

kron for news and east bay congressman meets face-to-face with his constituents. >> as he's railing against the trump administration of a plane crashes were speaking with that congressman tonight. plus, a bay area woman mourning the loss of her husband after he was killed in a plane crash in alaska. now he's being remembered by his friends and his family. we'll have those stories and more coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 10 11 grant. back to put forward to that. thank you, dan. and take a look here. snake. was found in a box of bananas at a grocery store in new hampshire. worker found the 2 foot long reptile hiding. >> in the fruit at the grocery aisle. the box of bananas. experts say. >> the ornate cat i'd snake is native to ecuador. >> it was safely removed by wildlife officials. it's a long way back home. yeah. but ananas rep from ecuador so he just stands to reason. it's great. all right. that wraps

up kron for news at 6. it sure does. but we appreciate your time. thanks for being with us. 7. good night. we'll see

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