world, of course, have been watching today as the inauguration events continue in washington, dc's raquel martin joins us now live with a recap that is not raquel okay. do tell us how did the got day go for you? >> thank you, noelle. we pulled a switcheroo on new president-elect or president. donald trump is now already at work signing some executive orders. the one that affects about 170 million americans, even though the tiktok ban went into effect yesterday, he's asked the or ordered the attorney general not to enforce it for 75 days. a few other executive orders also pulling the u.s. out of the world health organization. >> oere i am. the american people have spoken from twice, impeached and now twice in the auger aided the golden age of america begins right now. monday, president donald trump took an oath of office becoming the 47th president of the united states. so help congratulations. >> in arena filled with supporters gave president trump a raucous reception. the parade moved indoors because of the b%tter cold in the nation's capital. today is a celebration. >> a big win. >> the peacef

hawley doubts tech giants like meta or google are eligible to buy tiktok. >> in washington, raquel martin. linked in. >> is in hot water tonight. the platform is being sued by half a million of its premium tier customers. say the company disclosed personal info to 3rd parties without permission. according to the suit, the company discreetly updated its privacy in september to say share data can be used to train ai models. sand opting out of the data sharing they say does not affect training that has already taken place. the customers are seeking unspecified damages for breach of contract and violations. and it added $1000 per person length in said in a statement, these are false claims with no mayor. >> still ahead on the news at 5, our coverage continues of the latest fire. the one that just started in la county today. plus, members of the legislature holding their first committee meeting sunder governor newsom's special legislative session. we take a look at some of the bills being considered during this time and then in the east they're trying to bundle up. worried these frigid tempera

raquel martin, back to you. all right. let's talk weather as we get live look outside here.utiful time of day. the twilight hour here in the bay. the view. >> is serene from the top of mount tam kron four's meteorologist kathy trafton here with a look at the forecast. >> grabbed his right is twilight hours because the sun just set at 5.14, after day with mostly clear skies for all. i saw a few high thin wispy cirrus clouds in the sky and take a look at this view from the berkeley hills, the sun shots went down and now we see all the yellows and oranges. and if you read it, thank you. absolute spectacular view for us. it's been really a beautiful day with temperatures just a little bit cooler than yesterday in some areas. here are the high temperatures cooler than normal. maybe 2 to 6 degrees cooler than you might expect on this date number. still in the 50's upper 50's into the 60's mid-sixties for half moon bay. 66 degrees. and in terms of the temperature change will 6 degrees cooler. then yesterday in santa rosa. so made most areas now statue down to 4. but most areas litt

our dc's raquel martin has the story. >> we're talking about a social media platform that is regularly used by 170 million americans. >> get its creators hope. the supreme court will say the app from a fast approaching federal ban that is half the country friday. tiktok lawyers argued leaders in washington unfairly singled out tiktok data collection practices and in turn violated users first amendment rights, whether it's the bbc or npr. >> people can choose to express themselves on whatever platform. >> they wis the justices did not appear sympathetic to tiktok is freedom of speech argument. at one point justice alito asked why tiktok users couldn't simply move on to a different platform. just wondering whether this is like. >> some of these attachment to and old article of clothing i really love this old shirt, but i could go out and buy. something exactly like that. the justices repeatedly pointed to the federal law in question. >> it states tiktok chinese parent company bytedance poses a national security threat. we supposed to ignore the fact that the ultimate parent is in fact, s

raquel martin reporting live for us from washington, d.c.. of these are really crucial times foot dragging. >> not going to help. thank thanks for co our parent company here at kron. 4 nexstar media group is partnering with the red cross to raise money for victims in southern california. >> you can scan the qr code on your screen to help. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 4. some people in the south bay are not sure where they're going to go as they're first to be moved following rv and camping ban. >> plus, how transit officials in the bay area are coming together to support under utilized businesses. and la county bracing for more wind as wildfire. tontainment efforts continue our coverage of the southern california wildfires. >> a man has been arrested after trying to shoot a muni driver this morning. san francisco police say right around 06:00am a man tried to shoot the driver of this happened near the area of 4th and barry streets just south of highway 2.80. the driver was not hit. officers did find the suspected shooter nearby. they arr

. >> washington correspondent raquel martin has the details.arations are in washington for weeks and people from across the country. traveled to attend president-elect donald trump's inauguration. now many are left scrambling just days before the big day. the stage was all set, but now an arctic blast sweeping the nation is forcing president elect donald trump swearing in. >> indoors. you think the cold this morning go donald, i'm in here from colorado plans to make the best of the news. 4 layers of clothes and wool hats and warmers. and we're ready to go. mart of milk. haiti's traveled from georgia. fine with that because i want him safe because he's going to be our president and he needs to be protected every way possible cause. he's amazing temperatures with wind chill could plunge into the single digits in washington monday on truth. social trump says he's moving his inauguration ceremony into the capitol rotunda because he does not want his supporters or law enforcement to get hurt. former president ronald reagan made the same decision 40

but for now, our raquel martin is joining us live from dc with the latest on the federal government'sponse. >> he does like you mentioned still waiting to hear from the president and vice president. we did here for the white house press secretary earlier. she says they are working around the clock to ensure that california gives all the resources it needs for the thousands now displaced because of these wildfires. they also say they're working closely with firefighters on the ground who right now are preparing for more strong and dangerous winds in the days to come. >> we'll continue to use every tool available to support the firefighting effort. the white house says hundreds of federal personnel are now in california. >> to help local officials compact deadly wildfires still raging across los angeles. the situation remains extremely active, especially as winds pick up again. >> the national guard and u.s. army are providing aerial and ground support. los angeles mayor karen bass in california. governor gavin newsom. they they remain in close contact with president biden to expedite a

raquel martin joins us now live with the latest from washington. >> it is the one we're still waiting to hear from the president and vice president. bst we did get a briefing from the white house earlier. they insist that they are working around the people displaced. the thousands of them caught in the middle of this wildfire in also help the firefighters on the ground who right now are preparing for more strong and dangerous winds in the days to come. we'll continue to use every tool available to support the firefighting effort. the white house says hundreds of federal personnel are now in california. >> to help local officials compact deadly wildfires still raging across los angeles. the situation remains extremely active, especially as winds pick up again. >> the national guard and u.s. army are providing aerial and ground support. los angeles mayor karen bass in california. governor gavin newsom. they they remain in close contact with president biden to expedite aid to the thousands who have now lost everything as of sunday. 26,000 people registered for fema assistance. he stepped

our washington correspondent, raquel martin reports on the latest plans for monday. >> we've seen preparations are in washington for weeks and people from across the country. traveled to attend president-elect donald trump's inauguration. now many are left scrambling just days before the big day. the stage was all set, but now an arctic blast sweeping the nation is forcing president elect donald trump swearing in indoors. you think the cold is this more go donald, i'm in here from colorado plans to make the best of the news. 4 layers of clothes and wool hats and warmers. and we're ready to go. mart of milk. haiti's traveled from georgia. i'm fine with that because i want him safe because he's going to be our president and he needs to be protected every way possible cause. he's amazing temperatures with wind chill could plunge into the single digits in washington monday on truth. social trump says he's moving his inauguration ceremony into the capitol rotunda. >> because he does not want his supporters or law enforcement to get hurt. former president ronald reagan made the same decision 40 year

going to head to 3 inaugural for now in washington, raquel martin. >> back to you guys. yeah, a long day for you. and really everyone. thank you, raquel. today the country celebrates dr martin luther king junior thousands across the bay area spent the day paying tribute to the legacy of dr king this morning. caltrain's annual celebration trained made its way from san jose to san francisco. the free ride commemorates the 54 mile march from selma to montgomery, alabama led by dr king back in 1965. >> it's important day because i think it's their this day of love and justice. that's one of the king i think it's something that people know that, you no more united. we are the stronger we are as community as a group. >> once the train arrived in san francisco, mayor daniel lurie led a march to your bubbling gardens where an interface commemoration event was held. the annual mlk labor and community breakfast was also held today. san francisco city and community leaders took part. the event is put on every year by the northern california dr martin luther king junior foundation an

raquel martin was at the jail. were some defendants were released today?has the story. >> former leaders of extreme far right groups. the proud boys and oath keepers are now walking free. all thanks to president donald trump a big on his first day he signed an executive order commuting the sentences of 6 and pardoning. more than 1500 people connected to the deadly january 6 capitol riot really sad day for nation. democrats and even some republicans are not pleased. it was surprising to me that was a blanket pardon. 140 police officers were injured in the brawl. the family of brian sicknick and officer who died the next day calls the pardons, quote, a grave national injustice of filed 2 bills that increase the penalties up to and including the death penalty for the murder of a police officer here outside the jail. the president's supporters can be seen hugging, congratulating and even singing with one another. i talked to one member of the proud boys who says that those convicted are political prisoners. everybody's happy justice will be served. william sto

raquel martin, back to you. >> still ahead here at 3, 5, better. get out when starbucks will enforce a new policy all of its cafes. bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. >> a four-year-old girls in critical condition after being hit by at least one bullet in valais. whole crowd for sleep to call reports. >> really didn't our practice runs out. what sounded like firecrackers at around 8.30, sunday evening was actually gunfire in rapid succession and the only person vallejo police know sustained an injury was a young girl stream. we police sergeant rashad hollis as patrol officers working near sawyer street and mark avenue heard the shots fired and found hen they arrived. but no victi

our washington correspondent raquel martin has the latest. >> we're talking about a social media platform that is regularly used by 170 million americans. >> to dog and its creators hope the supreme court will say the app from a fast approaching federal ban that is half the country friday. tiktok lawyers argued leaders in washington unfairly singled out tiktok data collection practices and in turn violated users first amendment rights, whether it's the bbc or npr. >> people can choose to express themselves on whatever platform they wish. the justices did not appear sympathetic to tiktok is freedom of speech argument. at one point justice alito asked why tiktok users couldn't simply move on to a different platform. just wondering whether this is like. some of these attachment to and old article of clothing i really love this old shirt, but i could go out and buy. >> something exactly like that. the justices repeatedly pointed to the federal law in question. >> it states tiktok chinese parent company bytedance poses a national security threat. we supposed to ignore the fact that the ultimat

the justices are expected to hand down a ruling any day now for now in washington, raquel martin, backyou. >> it's switching gears to talk about the weather at this beautiful shot here at downtown san francisco. the sun just hitting the sales force tower. just try to kind of look like the full moon did earlier in the week. glimmering just and just being beautiful out there. good all san francisco. we do that. we've got the vis says i've got them for you today. they're beautiful blue skies, everybody all the way from san jose to half moon bay and everywhere in between. it's just really nice out there. temperatures really warm to take a look at these now are to 68. wow. in morgan hill, that one just popped up there. 63 and oakland, 62 in sonoma, san francisco. 62 also really nice, obviously above average, we've quite a run of this this week. our wind is nice and calm. so you don't have any issues there which has been lovely. >> considering what's been going on in southern california. you can see right now the cloud deck is out there. we are going to see trings change a little bit tonight

dc's raquel martin is in washington with details. >> we've seen preparations are in washington for weeks and people from across the country. traveled to attend president-elect donald trump's inauguration. now many are left scrambling just days before the big day. the stage was all set, but now an arctic blast sweeping the nation is t elect donald trump swearing in indoors. you think the cold this morning know donald, i'm in here from colorado plans to make the best of the news. 4 layers of clothes and wool hats and warmers. and we're ready to go. mart of milk. haiti's traveled from georgia. i'm fine with that because i want him safe because he's going to be our president and he needs to be protected every way possible cause. he's amazing temperatures with wind chill could plunge into the single digits in washington monday on truth. social trump says he's moving his inauguration ceremony into the capitol rotunda. >> because he does not want his supporters or law enforcement to get hurt. former president ronald reagan made the same decision 40 years ago when temperatures dip to 7 degrees t

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. the jewish community relations council of the bay area releasing a statement in response to this temporary cease-fire reid, son, of the some of that now we hope this hostage deal. >> if executed in full. well, mark, the beginning of the end of this 15 month nightmare. if enacted, we will rejoice with the families welcoming home loved ones and week for the many hostages who were murdered in the tunnels. we will join millions around the world hoping this announcement is the beginning of much needed healing for both israelis and palestinians. the council on american islamic relations also released a statement in response to the cease-fire reads in part, we commend president trump for pushing a cease-fire deal reportedly warning that yahoo that israel to would face consequences for continuing to refuse to make a deal. we urge the incoming trump administration to ensure that the israeli government does not sabotage this cease-fire deal. still ahead here at 3 o'clock this afternoon, time. >

>> for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> reaction on today. cease-fire agreement is pouring in from all around the nation and here in the bay area. kron four's rob nesbitt has been following that part of the story. he joins us live in the newsroom with the latest. rob, what's the feeling? >> well, grant vicki protests have been happening for months in the bay area, calling for a cease-fire from the golden gate bridge to the campus at stanford university. everyone i spoke with today is happy that a deal has been reached but cautiously optimistic. the first rally i went to in 2023 in front of san francisco city hall was organized by local jewish organizations calling for the release of israeli hostages. then a 3rd of the 100 hostages still held in gaza are believed to be dead. there have been multiple pro-palestine protest in the bay area calling for a bay area calling for a cease-fire in gaza and for the israeli military, the war there has killed more than 46,000 palestinians in gaza. according to health authorities, there, the ceasefire deal w

our washington correspondent raquel martin reports on the latest plans. >> we've seen preparations arewashington for weeks and people from across the country. i traveled to attend president-elect donald trump's inauguration. now many are left scrambling just days before the big day. the stage was all set, but now an arctic blast sweeping the nation is forcing president elect donald trump swearing in indoors. you think the cold this morning know donald, i'm in here from colorado plans to make the best of the news. 4 layers of clothes and wool hats and warmers. and we're ready to go. mart of milk. haiti's traveled from georgia. i'm fine with that because i want him safe because he's going to be our president and he needs to be protected every way possible cause. he's amazing temperatures with wind chill could plunge into the single digits in washington monday on truth. social trump says he's moving his inauguration ceremony into the capitol rotunda. >> because he does not want his supporters or law enforcement to get hurt. former president ronald reagan made the same decision 40 years ag

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our dc's raquel martin has the story now from washington. >> we're talking about a social media platform that is regularly used by 170 million americans. >> good dog and its creators hope the supreme court will say the app from a fast approaching federal ban. that is half the country friday. tiktok lawyers argued leaders in washington unfairly singled out tiktok data collection practices and in turn violated users first amendment rights, whether it's the bbc or npr. >> people can choose to express themselves on whatever platform. >> they wish the justices did not appear sympathetic to tiktok freedom of speech argument. at one point justice alito asked why tiktok users couldn't simply move on to a different platform. just wondering whether this is like. >> some of these attachment to and old article of clothing. really love this old shirt, but i could go out and buy. something exactly like that. the justices repeatedly pointed to the federal law in question. >> it states tiktok chinese parent company bytedance poses a national security threat. we supposed to ignore the fact that the ultim

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> and the fight continues today in los angeles to try and contain the wildfires. first responders working by air and on the ground to keep residents and their homes safe. the palisades fire has burned more than 23,000 acres. it is 19% contained. firefighters are making progress against the eaton fire. it's now 45% contained it has burned more than 14,000 acres and there are more than 82,000 people who remain under evacuation orders and thousands of homes and businesses have been destroyed here in the bay area. there are lots of fundraisers taking place to try to help the fire victims. one is happening in mill valley at piazza. d'angelo is hosting a fundraiser tomorrow to try to raise some money. joining us now to talk about this is one of the owners, the we g petrone. thank you for being here with us this afternoon. >> you're welcome, justine, thanks for having what's happening with this fundraiser? what are you doing? >> so tomorrow we will donate 100% of our profits lunch dinner, takeout, dine-in towards. >> 3 community. foundation

our dc's raquel martin has details. >> tiktok is back. >> within hours of being sworn in, president donald trump swooped in to save tiktok from a national but his executive order merely restore the countdown. tiktok has 73 days to avoid another shutdown of the wrecking, the sell >> i will make that determination. tuesday. the president told reporters he's met with top leaders from tiktok. >> and is optimistic china could approve his the offer, give the u.s. 50% control of tiktok. so he can find an american buyer or they'll face terrorists. the united states will make it very worthwhile for them. the president calls his offer a joint venture, but democrats on capitol hill say they're still hazy. >> on exactly what that could mean for tiktok users and national security. not aware of what specifics are that the administration is talking about. i don't think any republicans are. china has signaled an openness to a deal. and president trump says he's open to allowing tech billionaire elon musk to buy the app. when you have any objections to some like elon musk purchasing to >> the only objectio