. >> measurable what you koski is president and ceo of the 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

. >> measurable what you koski is president and ceo of the 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 all the costs start 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 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 bein

it's really hard for me obviously to watch jen, what you koski 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 up. >> just minutes after the suspects took off the facing 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 women's rights 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 just amazing how people show up. when large co

>> measurable what you koski is president and ceo of the camera shop on 5th street.eillance 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 an

. >> measurable what you koski is president and ceo of the camera shop on 5th street. 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 the 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 in still. they had 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

. >> measurable what you koski is president and ceo of the 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 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 in still. they had 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 i think we all feel being alone a

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can fields kosky in mount jackson. she is a retired air force. lieutenant colonel, having served at both n s a am the office of secretary of defense in salt lake city. we have david pine. he is deputy director of national operations for the task force on national and homeland security. and in basil we cross the on the break, the lease franco. he is a former ukrainian diplomat. all right, cross stock roll is in effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. karen, let me go to you 1st and mount jackson, so many things are happening. it's hard even for us, that are new z people to keep up with it. but i'd like to start with a very broad brush question to you over the last, particularly last week or so. it seems to me that the post world war 2, security and importantly, cultural consensus in the west is falling apart. is that a fair characterization? it's theater falling apart or the narrative about it is falling apart. one of the 2 things is happening. reality is starting to emerge. it's u

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. >> 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. cre

. >> 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

i'm joined by my guess, caring fields kosky in mound jackson. she is a retired air force. lieutenant colonel, having served at both n s a and the office of secretary of defense in salt lake city. we have david pine . he is deputy director of national operations for the task force on national and homeland security. and in basil we crossed the andre w franco. he is a former ukrainian diplomat. all right, cross doc, rules and effects. that means he can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. karen, let me go to you 1st and mount jackson. so many things are happening. it's hard even for us, that are news, the people to keep up with it. but i'd like to start with a very broad brush question to you over the last, particularly last week or so. it seems to me that the post world war 2, security and importantly, cultural consensus in the west is falling apart. is that a fair characterization? it's either falling apart or the narrative about it is falling apart. one of the 2 things is happening. reality is starting to emerge. it's undeniable.

. >> 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 w

everything they can to prevent peace, the cross talking ukraine, i'm joined by my guess, caring fields kosky in mount jackson. she is a retired air force. lieutenant colonel, having served at both n s a and the office of secretary of defense in salt lake city. we have david pine . he is deputy director of national operations for the task force on national and homeland security. and in basil we cross the andre w franco. he is a former ukrainian diplomat. all right, cross lock rolls in effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. karen, let me go to you 1st and mount jackson. so many things are happening. it's hard even for us, that are new z people to keep up with it. but i'd like to start with a very broad brush question to you over the last, particularly last week or so. it seems to me that the post world war 2, security and importantly, cultural consensus in the west is falling apart. is that a fair characterization? it's either falling apart or the narrative about it is falling apart. one of the 2 things is happening. reality is starting to emerge. it's u

. >> would you koski says this is the first burglary at this location and the worst she has ever experiencedess 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. 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 >> well, teachers and staff in the central valley school district protesting tuesday against proposed budget cuts. they are. the school district says they need to close at 26 million dollar budget deficit order to reach that goal. leaders want to increase class sizes. they want to eliminate management, administrative and custodial positions. teachers and staff are now pushing back