but congressman khanna and the man's family questioned the cause of death. ktvu is lamonica peters has the story. >> the parents of 26 year old sueray they continue to have questions about the death of their son. they say on november 26th, biology was discovered dead in his san francisco apartment from an apparent gunshot wound. san francisco police say it appeared to be a suicide, and there was no evidence of foul play in its initial investigation. still, his mother says there were things out of place in his apartment. >> the pendrive is missing. and then his computer was messed up. his desktop was on, left on for three days. it's messed up. >> biology started working as a researcher for openai in 2020, and after resigning, he publicly claimed the company violated copyright laws while developing chatgpt. his parents say he was called to be a witness for a case against openai four days before his death. ahmed bonafe is an engineering professor and tech expert at san jose state university. >> well, that's why ethical ai is really important. having guardrails

meanwhile, south bay representative ro khanna held a town hall in newark today to address concerns as president trump takes office. dozens of people packed the gym at newark middle school. they got to ask the congressman questions, and they also expressed their worries. khanna also addressed the stark contrast between the golden age that president trump is promising and the realities of many bay area residents, especially immigrants. the reality is, in our community, there's a lot of fear. 12 hours a day working. been in the country ten years. is he going to be okay? people not knowing if their kids who are born here while they were here on legal status, are going to have their status? representative khanna also fielded questions on everything from ice raids and crime to environmental concerns. let's turn our attention now to los angeles, where efforts are underway to protect those burn scar areas as the first storm of the season hits. take a look. crews already facing issues from the rain and mudslides. our sky ranger overhead as crews try to free four cars stuck in debris flows in t

but congressman khanna and the man's family questioned that.monica peters has this story. >> the parents of 26 year old sushil balaji say they continue to have questions about the death of their son. they say on november 26th, balaji was discovered dead in his san francisco apartment from an apparent gunshot wound. san francisco police say it appeared to be a suicide, and there was no evidence of foul play in its initial investigation. still, his mother says there were things out of place in his apartment. >> the pendrive is missing. and then his computer was messed up. his desktop was on, left on for three days. it's messed up. >> balaji started working as a researcher for open ai in 2020 and after resigning, he publicly claimed the company violated copyright laws while developing chatgpt. his parents say he was called to be a witness for a case against openai. four days before his death. ahmed napa is an engineering professor and tech expert at san jose state university. >> well, that's why ethical ai is really important. having guardrails an

khanna also addressed the stark contrast between the golden age that president trump is promising, and the concerns many in the bay area residents have, especially immigrants. the reality is, in our community, there's a lot of fear. 12 hours a day working. been in the country ten years. is he going to be okay? people not knowing if their kids who are born here while they were here on legal status, are going to have their status? conan fielded questions on everything from ice raids and crime to environmental concerns. he promised to remain focused on the priorities his constituents care about. still ahead, the investigation into one of california's most destructive wildfires. the area investigators are now zeroing in on to find out the cause of the palisades fire. plus, customers in san francisco getting their last meal at a beloved restaurant. why samwu is closing after decades of business in chinatown. and it's a gorgeous weekend. finish clear and cool overnight. i'll show you which places are going to get the coldest as we head into our workweek. coming up after the break. ahead for

congressman khanna says, adding federal consequences could lead to longer sentences. new at 11 house oversight and government reform chair james comer is launching an investigation into sanctuary cities. comer sending a letter to the democratic mayors of denver, chicago, boston and new york asking them to testify before congress next month. comer says all four major cities are sanctuary jurisdictions that refuse to fully cooperate with federal immigration enforcement, which is impacting public safety. it is not yet known if the mayors will agree to testify. president trump's deportation crackdown still underway over the weekend. ice agents made arrests in several cities, including denver, where federal dea agents raided a nightclub, rounding up suspected drug traffickers and gang members and then handing them off to ice. there were also raids in chicago, miami, newark, new jersey, new york city. reportedly, ice's next big target with raids there expected to be extensive, increased ice enforcement already stirring up fears right here in the bay area. ktvu is amber lee

congressman khanna says, adding federal consequences could lead to longer sentences.an francisco state senator scott wiener is coauthoring a bill allowing the victims of natural disasters and insurance companies to sue the oil industry under senate bill 222. those affected by natural disasters, private insurance companies and the state insurance program, known as the fair plan, could recoup losses from natural disasters by taking oil companies to court. wiener says the fuel industry has long known that their product leads to climate change. >> the fossil fuel industry has endless resources. profits continue to just spiral and spiral into the stratosphere, and then we are left holding the bag in terms of paying for these disasters. >> the president and ceo of the western states petroleum association accused wiener of scapegoating the oil industry. california needs real solutions to help victims. a chilly weekend in the bay area meant a snow filled weekend in the eastern sierra. just beautiful. a winter wonderland in mammoth mountain resort shared this video. mammoth mo

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khanna: i call on president biden and president-elect trump to put a pause on this ban so 170 million americans don't lose their free speech. and millions of americans' livelihood will be ended if this ban takes place. we need to be for free speech. we can protect americans' data. we can protect us from foreign interference on algorithms, but we should not ban tiktok. i call on others to join me in standing up for free speech and opposing this tiktok -- tiktok ban. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, i have the honor to transmit a sealed envelope received from the white house on january 10, 2025, at 4 p.m., set to contain the economic report of the president together with the annual report of the council on economic advisors. signed, sincerely, kevin f. mccumber, clerk of the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will

scott jennings, ashley allison, congressman tony gonzalez and congressman ro khanna. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. good evening. i'm abby phillip in washington. let's get right to what america is talking about. the trump show today, the president elect gave a press conference, and he basically wants to take his infamous sharpie to redraw the world map. donald trump gave glimpses into his foreign policy views in a marathon session with reporters that was entirely reminiscent of his first four years in office. he made promises, he made threats. he made, referenced famous references to famous friends, and he dropped jaws in diplomatic circles all around the globe when he would not rule out using force against a nato ally. >> can you assure the world that as you try to get control of these areas, you are not going to use military or economic coercion? no. >> you're talking about panama and greenland? no. i can assure you on either of those two. but i can say this. we need them for economic security. the panama canal

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south bay congressman ro khanna urging president biden to pause at expected ban on tiktok.nna said that millions of americans will lose their livelihoods if the ban takes effect. according to bloomberg last night, the chinese government is discussing selling the app to elon musk. tiktok told variety the report is, quote, pure fiction. a four year old recovering in the hospital. what we're learning about the chaotic gunfire that ended up in the car she was riding in, plus, thousands of firefighters are standing by as strong winds threaten to spark new fires. >> i'm connor hanson in los angeles county with t detai on how the efforts of firefighters. another red flag warning in effect across los angeles today, and officials are urging neighbors to be prepared to evacuate at a moment's notice. fox's connor hanson is in la, where reinforcements arrived earlier today to help crews get a handle on the fires. >> more firefighters and more water tankers have arrived right here in los angeles county as they brace for another round of strong santa ana winds. southern california, once

with the help of congressman khanna. christina. >> mike lamonica peters live for us tonight in the south bay. lamonica. thank you. >> president elect donald trump reportedly considering an executive order that would temporarily keep tiktok up and running right here in the u.s. trump's choice for national security advisor, florida congressman mike waltz, telling fox news that trump is exploring options to preserve the social media app under federal law. tiktok's chinese parent company, bytedance, must sell to a u.s. company by sunday or essentially shut down. the washington post reporting tonight, trump would suspend enforcement of the ban for 60 to 90 days as soon as he takes office. a supreme court decision on the legality of the ban is expected later this week. >> a canine officer shot in solano county. coming up, the incident that unfolded today after police say an armed suspect made threats. plus heartbreak in san benito county as three teens were killed in a head on crash. what investigators know about the moments l

khanna says that millions of americans will lose their livelihoods if the ban takes effect. under federal law, the platform is set to shut down sunday unless the owner, china based bytedance, sells the company, according to bloomberg. tonight, the chinese government is discussing selling the app to elon musk, but tiktok told variety that that report is, quote, pure fiction. >> coming up tonight at 11, we continue our coverage of the wildfires in southern california as several states across the west help. one animal rescue in washington state has been taking in dozens of animals, displaced. [music] >> a frost advisory tonight. we've got the wind advisory has been dropped. that's not going to happen tonight, but we are going to see some temperatures tomorrow back into the mid and low 60s. we'll talk about that. and when could the next rain fall back here in a few minutes. >> and up next, after a legal battle just minutes ago, the justice department has released its report into president elect trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 election with th now former (vo) with fargo, yo

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bay area representative ro khanna, democratic senator ed markey and republican senator rand paul submittedef to the high court claiming the ban lacks evidence and threatens free speech. the ban is supposed to take effect january 19th unless the high court blocks it. >> today, silicon valley's largest water agency is voting on the massive 45 mile long tunnel that would move water from northern to southern california. the plan has sparked debate for years. leaders in southern california and governor newsom saying the tunnel would not only aid the drought ridden southern part of the state, but also provide flooding relief for the delta's aging levees. but those against the project worry about taking too much water away from the delta and possibly harming wildlife. the santa clara valley water district's vote would contribute nearly $10 million toward planning for the project. >> a historic day for the marin county board of supervisors this morning, the marin county board of supervisors will swear in their newest member and the first african american board member today, they'll swear in. yep,

no one is talking about the real people who are really getting hurt with this ban. >> reporter: khannad the ban tone- deaf and said the lawmakers supporting it are out of touch. sunday marks the final full day of biden's presidency, meaning president-elect donald trump will likely make a decision on tiktok's future. the app's ceo thanked trump for his support on friday. >> i want to thank president trump for his commitment to work with us to find a solution that keeps tiktok available in the united states. this is a strong stand for the first amendment and against arbitrary censorship. >> however, it is still unclear what trump can actually do or what he will do, but he's reportedly considering an executive order to suspend tiktok's sale or the law that would ban it for 60 or 90 days. >>> to santa clara county now where matthew muller, the subject of "american nightmare" has pleaded guilty to new charges. the charges stem from two more home invasions and sexual assaults in mountain view and palo alto dating back to 2009. muller is currently serving a 40- year sentence for the kidnappin

no one is talking about the real people who are really getting hurt with this ban. >> khanna called the ban tone-deaf and said the lawmakers supporting it are out of touch. sunday marks the final full day of biden's presidency, meaning president-elect donald trump will likely make a decision on tiktok's future. the app's ceo thanked trump for his support on friday. >> i want to thank president trump for his commitment to work with us to find a solution that keeps tiktok available in the united states. this is a strong stand for the first amendment and against arbitrary censorship. >> it is still unclear what trump can or will do, but he's reportedly considering an executive order to suspend tiktok's sale or the law that would ban it for 60 or 90 days. >>> to santa clara county now where matthew muller, the subject of netflix's "american nightmare" series has pleaded guilty to new charges. those charges stem from two more home invasions and sexual assaults in mountain view and palo alto back in 2009. muller is currently serving a 40- year sentence for the kidnapping of denise huskins in

vicki in san jose and khanna in san francisco. asked us to make some noise when a piano mover failed to deliver her heirloom baby grand and went silent. i reached out to nbc bay area responds, because i see that bay area response when nbc reaches out. it's true. conan got her piano back. we often get results you can take to the bank. companies returned $959,388 to viewers like you since we started the year. one story from 2024 that will continue watching in 2025 is a $100 million construction company's collapse. homeowners all around the bay area tell us they paid anchored tiny homes up front to build an adu in their backyard, but now they have little or nothing to show for their money. we've been on hand, as the families have told the state and the fbi that they suspt fraud. now we are following the company owners through bankruptcy. the ceo previously told us it was a failed business and that he hated that it happened. customers have one main question. i want to know where my money went. we're asking the same question and we wil

joining me now is democratic congressman ro khanna of california. northern california. but there's been a lot of scorn directed at the all the residents of your state and an idea that if the state wants disaster relief, it's going to have to make changes to its policies and we'll see if we can get around to it. what do you think, as a californian, as someone who represents californians? >> well, first of all, chris, thank you for actually talking about facts in your monologue. >> i'm glad that still matters. i mean, the reality is the democrats were the ones begging for the $100 billion of disaster relief for georgia, north carolina and those who were hit by those disasters. >> and it was the republicans who weren't willing to move on that it was hakeem jeffries who was pushing that, saying, how can we leave folks stranded? >> and, you know, we had a california delegation meeting. >> and confidentially, i won't say who. one person stood up and said, well, maybe if they are going to make aid conditional here, we should say we aren't going to vote for

joining me now is democratic congressman ro khanna of california, who represents the silicon valley,ressman, these are your constituents, many of them. you're familiar with these tech executives and the billionaire feuds. what do you make of this apparent open break by elon musk with the first signature ai investment from the president? >> well. >> elon musk is not going to bite his tongue. >> he speaks. >> his mind. the first. >> question i have is. what does the. >> federal government. have to do with this? >> i still. >> am trying to figure that out because it sounded like. >> president trump was just announcing, announcing something that these private sector companies already had planned. i understand that. >> satya nadella has pledged 80 billion. >> from microsoft. >> and i know that openai. >> and softbank. >> have pledged money. >> but it. would be good also for them to detail where the. >> 500 billion. >> is coming from. >> and isn't this something that these projects must have started under the previous administration? this doesn't just happen overnight. on day two or day th

silicon valley congressman ro khanna request comes after the family of suchir balaji began questioning the circumstances surrounding his death. police found the 26 year old dead in his san francisco apartment in november. the medical examiner determined he died by suicide, but his parents disagree and have commissioned a separate autopsy. they have not yet revealed its findings. balaji gained national attention last year after publicly claiming openai, which is based in san francisco, violated federal copyright laws. now, if you or someone you know is in need of help, you can call the suicide prevention lifeline 24/7 1-800-273-8255 or simply text 988. well, a san francisco bar is picking up the pieces literally after a car slammed into it this morning. take a look. it happened at 26th and valencia streets at the dover. police say it started with a two car collision. the impact of that crash caused the silver van to ram right into the bar. both drivers were injured but are expected to recover. the cause of this crash remains under investigation. new data shows that a majority of america

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today, representative ro khanna posted on social media saying there should be a full and transparente fbi or appropriate agency. according to the medical examiner, he died by suicide, but his parents say they don't believe that and they have hired a private investigator. san francisco police say it is an open case. >> the department of justice is suing southwest, claiming the airline is illegally late. the unprecedented new lawsuit argues southwest knew its schedule was unrealistic, but continued with delayed flights for months on end. one of the worst offenders a route out of oakland. the lawsuit says the route between oakland and chicago midway was consistently delayed for five straight months back in 2022. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says airlines have a legal obligation to keep realistic schedules. southwest says it plans to fight the lawsuit. for months, we've been following the story of danger in the water at oakland schools, and it turns out that steph and ayesha curry's foundation is helping oakland unified pay to clear lead from its water. the warriors stars eat

khanna kerouac, siendo de 18 años.n. y nicole pérez, que deja a un hijo de 5 años con never come back haight baby fueron ojeo, pero no mccann. escuchamos esas palabras de dolor de la madre de nicole, explicando que todo el mundo quería a su hija y se preocupa por su nieto, a quien no sabe cómo explicarle que su madre ya no está con ellos. la comunidad y las familias se enfrentan a un nuevo año ya marcado por esta tragedia. vamos a otra información. hablamos ahora de la explosión del cybertruck de tesla en la entrada del hotel trump en las vegas. y es que recientemente se dieron a conocer más imágenes nuevas de este momento. vea el momento exacto de la explosión donde se ven chispas, pirotecnia, también provocando ese incendio. 7 personas resultaron heridas. autoridades mostraron también evidencia clave como tanques de gasolina y morteros para fuegos artificiales. según el informe de las autoridades, fue intencional y se investiga como un posible acto terrorista. cuando llegáramos justo a las puertas, a las puertas rota

incendios al sur del estado, ya que en horas de la tarde se sumó 1 nuevo que ha sido denominado como khanna en la zona de west hill y ya consumió más de 700 acres. esto también ha generado órdenes de evacuaciones inmediatas y aunque ya se desplegaron los equipos para tratar de controlar las llamas, las autoridades confirmaron que los fuertes vientos están realmente complicando las tareas. four to five thousand structures damaged or destroyed. bueno, esta tarde las autoridades hablaron sobre los daños del incendio y confirmaron que al menos 8000 estructuras se han visto afectadas, además de arrasar con todo a su paso, como lo muestran estas imágenes que fueron captadas en altadena. también dijeron que han desplegado personal por varias calles para que revisen estructura por estructura y también van en búsqueda de víctimas mortales. recuerde que solo este siniestro ha consumido más de 10.600 acres y precisamente estas otras imágenes fueron tomadas en el área de malibú y muestra a personal del condado de los Ángeles llegar a una casa que fue convertida en ceniza por el incendio. en ese lugar e

ro khanna. let me start with you because listening to him there, talking about this. trump has threatened to to not defend nato allies who aren't spending enough on defense. what did you make of what senator rubio said? did it did it make you feel better to hear what that said, given he's on a glide path to confirmation? >> well, i always have appreciated senator rubio's commitment to nato. >> he had introduced the bill that we passed that said a president can't unilaterally get out of nato. but what i hope is that he's going to convince the president that it's worth defending ukraine, because if you allow putin to just get one fifth of ukraine, what message are you sending to xi jinping? and he should also tell president trump that if we talk about annexing greenland or using force for greenland, what message are we sending to putin and xi jinping? >> what did you make of senator rubio? because when he was talking about ukraine and russia and ending that war, and obviously you have said argued for supporting ukraine, that he was saying ukraine and russia both have to

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. >> number five, south bay representative ro khanna is urging congress and president biden to extendtiktok ban deadline. he has joined senator ed markey, introducing legislation to extend the deadline. 270 days if no action is taken, that ban takes effect sunday. >> and number six, we have wind advisories in effect for the bay bridge, altamont pass and north bay mountains. be careful with your driving today because of the winds. >> the ftc for number 7th may be getting ready to suee country's biggest apartment landlord. the wall street journal reports the lawsuit accuses greystar of charging renters hidden fees for things like trash removal and doing background checks on tenants. the company manages over 100,000 apartments, including dozens of buildings across the bay area. >> if you want to hang out at starbucks or use their bathroom, you're going to have to buy something. the coffee chain is reversing its policy of being open to everyone. even if you haven't purchased a thing. it's part of a new code of conduct that also bans harassment, smoking, drug use, panhandling and drinking

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history california congressman ro khanna member house oversight armed services committee and house selectommittee on china thanks so much for joining us. >> greet to see you my heart goes out to all suffering with california wildfires back home. >> i know not your district, but i wanted to get your take on what you can tell us about the impact why are we seeing, so many wildfires recently? and can you give us any information in terms of what this is going to mean in terms of -- damage and the impact? >> these are historic and horrifically fires my district in northern california i have many friends near the l.a. area. the reason is that l.a. basically wasn't getting rainfall so it is particularly dry, and fire is spreading rapidly i am grateful to extraordinary firefighters out there, all night last night still out there trying to contain this. maria: yes as are we that i evering god for our firefighters of this great nation let me get your take on business at hand congressman the laken riley act first piece of electrocution, approved by 119th correct me if i'm wrong 48 democrats joined w

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joining us now is ro khanna.duced the repeal of the tiktok app ban. let's talk about this. this act you introduced was along with rand paul, the senator from kentucky. it is bipartisan, it is bicameral, and it would overturn a law that congress voted for overwhelmingly last year. what's changed, and do you think you actually have the support to get this passed in. >> well, millions of americans spoke out when tiktok was going dark saying this is our livelihoods. i talked to a mom of four kids who was broke and relies on the app to make $60,000 a year. i talked to people who use it to pay rent, and there was outrage. and i think this has captured the attention of many members of congress and senators. and by the way, many of them used tiktok to campaign in just the last election. so i think the attitude is changing. >> congressman, the lobbying that was coming from the millions of people who used tiktok started well before the original law was passed by congress overwhelmingly. in fact, there were times when congr

the family has called for an independent autopsy and have received support from congressman ro khannaey respect the right to share views freely and said in part, quote, we were devastated to learn of this tragic news and have been in touch with sutures family to offer our full support during this difficult time. our priority is to continue to do everything we can to assist them. >> our time is now. 548. a 24 year old graduate of san jose state university is being credited with saving lives. on the night that the eaton fire erupted in altadena. anything you cannot live without. >> put it in the car and take it slow because this is imminent. do not wait for an official evacuation notice. if you think you should leave, get out, get out! >> that's the voice of edgar macgregor, a climate scientist. he recorded that urgent message in front of his home in altadena. he urged neighbors to evacuate immediately before the official warnings were issued, and he posted the video to his thousands of followers on facebook. and people paid attention to it. now they're thanking edgar for saving their l

khanna said millions of americans will lose their livelihoods if the ban takes effect.eral law, the platform is set to shut down sunday unless the owner, china based bytedance, sells the company, according to bloomberg. last night, the chinese government is discussing selling the app to elon musk, but tiktok told variety the report is pure fiction. >> time now. 556 homeless encampments in san jose have been popping up along railroad tracks, and the railroad companies say it's a safety hazard. some of the people who've been camped out say it's often the only place they can live. recently, homeless encampments near some of the railroad tracks, including on jackson and seventh streets in japantown and a part of little orchard street, have been cleared out. advocates say even if an encampment is removed, people will come back. >> they went to the creeks. then you swept people out of the creeks and now they're on the railroad tracks. so that's what happens when you sweep people to nowhere. they have to keep finding another place to go. >> officials with the union pacific rai

well, south bay congressman ro khanna wants an investigation into the death of an open ai whistleblower. 26 year olds who share balaji was found dead in his san francisco apartment from an apparent gunshot wounds. but his parents don't believe their son died by suicide. openai says they've been in contact with the family and offered their support and assistance. oakland firefighters say they were late to a fire yesterday morning. a fire that destroyed a home in the oakland hills, in part because of the city's decision to close several fire stations. it took firefighters 11 minutes to get to the house in the chabot park neighborhood. no one was living in the home at the time, since it was being renovated. >> things got heated at a town hall meeting over proposed changes to the city of oakland's police pursuit policy. it came after the governor said the city should broaden the circumstances in which officers can chase someone. the police commission asked the public to weigh in as it considers potential changes to the policy. now, the current policy restricts officers from engaging in car

reggie aqui santa clara congressman ro khanna wants the fbi to investigate the death of 26 year old suchithra balaji. he was found dead in his apartment in san francisco back on november 26th. police had been there for a wellness check. the medical examiner says balaji died by suicide and that there were no signs of foul play. but his parents did not believe it and hired a private investigator. >> he told me that he's taking a break, and in the break, he decided he is going to go into neuroscience and machine learning combination. he was planning his own startup. he had a great social life. he had a ton of friends, and just before his death, he went on a vacation. the news was announced on 18th of november that he will. he is a witness and he has key evidence against openai. within a week after that, our son is gone. >> balaji died just three months after publicly accusing san francisco based openai of violating u.s. copyright law while developing chatgpt. his information was expected to play a key part in lawsuits against the company. openai has said all of its work is legal under fair use l

meanwhile, south bay lawmaker ro khanna spoke with content creators impacted by the ban. and he says for many, their livelihoods are at risk. >> some of them were in tears. they were saying, we're not even going to ensure if we get unemployment. what are we going to do? no one is talking about the real people who are really getting hurt with this ban. it is tone deaf. it's a bunch of washington politicians listening to the foreign policy blob and totally out of touch with americans. >> he says they have almost a million petition signatures to call on the president to put a pause on this ban. it's the most signatures he's gathered in his eight years in congress. berkeley police are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. a woman is dead, and two men are in the hospital after a triple stabbing yesterday afternoon. police say they were responding to russell street, near acton, for a stolen vehicle investigation just before 1230. that's when they got a call about several people lying on the ground bleeding. >> we have multiple stabbing victims here. copy. multipl

meantime, south bay lawmaker ro khanna spoke with content creators impacted by this ban. for many, their livelihoods are at risk. >> some of them were in tears. they were saying, we're not even going to ensure if we get unemployment. what are we going to do? no one is talking about the real people who are really getting hurt with this ban. it is tone deaf. it's a bunch of washington politicians listening to the foreign policy blob and totally out of touch with americans. >> he says they have almost a million petition signatures to call on the president to put a pause on this ban. it's the most signatures he's gathered in eight years in congress. to berkeley now, police are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. a woman is dead, and two men are in the hospital after a triple stabbing yesterday afternoon. police say they were responding to russell street, near acton for a stolen vehicle investigation just before 1230. that's when they got a call about several people lying on the ground bleeding. >> we have multiple stabbing victims here, multiple stabbing vict

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silicon valley representative ro khanna posted a statement on x tonight saying, quote, i will never stop fighting for our content creators, small businesses and free speech. tiktok going dark tonight is government overreach. you can find the latest developments on tiktok and its future over on our website, ktvu.com. now back to our top story. two days before president elect trump is sworn in for his second term in the white house, thousands of people rallied in cities across the u.s. in support of issues they believe could be at risk under his administration. in the nation's capital, crowds converge near the lincoln memorial to make their voices heard. >> climate change, women's rights, reproductive freedom. we still get a say as to what's going on in this country, and this is the day to do that. >> the march in d.c. is just one of several protests, rallies and vigils focused on abortion, immigration rights and the israel-hamas war planned in advance of inauguration day on monday. there were also protests here in the bay area. ktvu is betty yu brings us that story from the east bay. to b

the legislation, coauthored by south bay congressman ro khanna, was written in response to the disastrous wildfires and the looting that followed down south. congressman cano says, adding federal consequences could lead to longer. sentences. still ahead here at five, making prosecution more transparent at first. reflecting on the horrors of humanity's darkest moments, how people in the bay area and beyond are marking it was 80 years ago. soviet troops liberated the auschwitz death camp. today, camp survivors, some wearing blue and white striped scarves as a symbol of their prison uniforms, walk together to the death wall where prisoners were once executed by nazi german forces, murdered some 1.1 million people at the site in southern poland, which was under german occupation during world war two. in all, the nazi regime murdered 6 million jews, along with millions of other minorities all over europe. in san francisco, a solemn ceremony took place at the holocaust memorial site at the california palace of the legion of honor. city and state leaders, including the lieutenant governor eleni

reggie aqui santa clara congressman ro khanna wants the fbi to investigate the death of 26 year old suchithra balaji. he was found dead in his apartment in san francisco back on november 26th. police had been there for a wellness check. the medical examiner says balaji died by suicide and there were no signs of foul play. but his parents did not believe it and hired a private investigator. >> he told me that he is taking a break, and in the break, he decided he is going to go into neuroscience and machine learning combination. he was planning his own startup. he had a great social life. he had a ton of friends and just before his death he went on a vacation. the news was announced on 18th of november that he will. he is a witness and he has key evidence against openai. within a week after that, our son is gone. >> balaji died just three months after publicly accusing san francisco based openai of violating u.s. copyright law while developing chatgpt. his information was expected to play a key part in lawsuits against the company. openai has said all of its work is legal under fair use laws. s

i talked to ro khanna, a congressman, ro khanna, today, and one of the things he said that was fascinatingion that had been provided to congress did not actually show demonstrably, that the company was being used by the chinese government, that prospectively it might be a threat in the future, but that some of the language that we've heard from congress and some of the language we've heard from washington was used almost as a campaign. and now there's going to be people i know who are going to say, you know, they think china is dangerous and therefore they think tiktok is dangerous. i'm not going to dispute the prospect of that. but i do think there's some real question marks as to whether this is a national security threat or not. trump was one of the first people to ever raise it, by the way back the last time he was president. and so i think we're going to have to actually try to figure out, is it a threat or is it a threat? because, by the way, if they are going to split this thing up, you know, he says 50% of the companies could be owned by the us, 50% by china. i don't even know what

i actually filed a brief, an amicus brief in the supreme court with ro khanna and senator wyden. senator booker, in order to delay. but at this point, we're up against this sunday deadline, and we just have to get more time. and there may be room statutorily in this in this existing law to give a little bit of wiggle room for president trump to be able to extend the deadline and begin a real negotiation, a real discussion about the best way to move forward, but to keep tiktok alive. >> yeah, i think we'll see what that looks like here very soon. senator markey, thanks for being with us. >> great to be with you next. >> israel's full cabinet is about to vote on the cease fire hostage deal with hamas. we have some new details about that agreement. and several january 6th rioters were sentenced in a d.c. court this morning. but could they be just days away from getting pardons? >> you know what's smart? enjoying a fresh, gourmet meal at home that you didn't have to cook? upgrade your plate with factor. chef crafted dietitian approved. ready in two minutes. eat smart with factor one,

now, democratic congressman ro khanna of california, his district is in the heart of silicon valley. he opposes the tiktok ban. and congressman, i got to say to you, you know, at this point, whatever people may have thought about it at the beginning, if there's thievery going on on tiktok, they already got everything they want. and if it's propaganda you're worried about, they can put it on any site, whether they own it or not. so i guess i understand it from that point of view. but the ban does appear to be moving forward for now. you got that supreme court ruling. so is tiktok going away on sunday? >> i don't think so. i think washington and the beltway are so out of touch with ordinary americans. i spoke with 50 content creators today. one person. she her husband, left her, cheated on her. she has four kids, two toddlers, and she is a content creator on tiktok. she wasn't making any living. and then she started to tell her story. and now is getting an income to support her family, to support her special needs kids. another person talked about how she wasn't making rent. she was la

meanwhile, south bay lawmaker khanna spoke with content creators impacted by this ban. and he says for many, their livelihoods are at risk. >> some of them were in tears. they were saying, we're not even going to sure if we get unemployment, what are we going to do? no one is talking about the real people who are really getting hurt with this ban. it is tone deaf. it's a bunch of washington politicians listening to the foreign policy blob and totally out of touch with americans. >> the congressman says they have almost a million petition signatures to call on the president to put a pause on this ban, and it's the most signatures he's received in his eight years in congress. to berkeley. now, police are investigating the city's first homicide of the year, a woman is dead and two men are in the hospital after a triple stabbing yesterday afternoon. police say they were responding to russell street near acton for a stolen vehicle investigation just before 1230. that's when they got a call about several people lying on the ground bleeding. >> so far, we have multiple stabbin