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

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

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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

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