Airport and getting through their gates. Thanks so much for joining us on kron. 4 news at 6. Im vicki liviakis. Im ken wayne. That protests started about 8 oclock this morning wrapped up about noon, but it delayed traffic both inside and outside of the airport. It has since cleared up. But tonight were learning more about how it all started in the first place. We have Team Coverage on the story tonight. Well start with kron fours theresa shes live at sfo has reaction from disruption at sfo as protesters block entrances and gate from outside inside the airport, protesters held signs and flags at issue, the conflict between israel and hamas with protesters calling for an immediate ceasefire to end the ceisis. This is something weve certainly seen before. And really, our goal as a public facility is to be able to provide for free speech activity yet ensure the safety and security of not only our passengers, but also our employees and the protesters as well. As spokesperson doug yakel says
Bridesmaids beef after being asked to pay thousands of dollars with wedding season coming up, the dos and donts when it comes to etiquette. But first, the clock is ticking on tiktok in the us after the house voted today to ban the popular app. Unless it separates from its chinese parent company. Youre watching getting answers. Im kristen sze. Thanks for joining us. It could be tick, tick boom for the popular social app tiktok. Today, the house of representatives approved a bipartisan bill to ban the app in the us. If its chinese parent company, bytedance, does not sell the unit to an american company. The move is aimed at addressing National Security concerns and now goes to the senate for a vote. Joining us live now to talk about the implications, doctor nolan higdon, professor of history and communication at cal state east bay. Doctor, i was going to call you higdon. And thank you so much for joining us today. Really appreciate your time. What prompted this, you know, i think theres
130,000 ballots back. Thats a thats around a 24 turnout for this election. The average turnout for the president ial primaries since 1972 is 49. This is what it looked like a short time ago. Inside folks making their voice heard in one area. Then in some of the back rooms, the ballot counting happening. Ive been speaking with san franciscans about some of the propositions on the ballot, and there were several. The state prop for Mental Health treatment facilities, and then the props involving the number of officers in San Francisco and how those officers police. I asked voters which specific prop issues mean a lot to them. This is what they say. Look, a deep look at prop one. I was initially going to vote no uh, but unfortunately i read the wording was really nuanced and it said transfer the funds that youre going to distribute, so wouldnt be too much of an additional tax. So i ended up voting yes, and i thought that was a good thing to do. We have a housing shortage here in california
there is nothing you can see right now on this camera, but this is our start on the this saturday morning, as we are getting that drizzle coming down. then as we look away from that, it is clear and sunny. taking a live look outside at san jose, the sun is just teaming into the camera. we will start with temperatures in the low 60s. it is going to be to upper 70s, here. we will see some low 80s for some of our in rosa. now, we are also keeping an eye on the . this is a live look at yosemite, where temperatures to date will get really hot. that of course will be bad for the crews trying to contain the fire. we will continue that coverage. i had to you, kira. kerry, thank you so much. we began the day with planes tearing through yosemite national park, we have time- lapse video of the washburn fire. you can see the glow of the planes on the ridge as the sun went down last night. the wildfire actually broke out on thursday. the map shows you exactly where it is burning. not
power grid, everyone will be homeless. you won t be able to go anywhere. you won t be able to live in your home. i just think it s a more important issue. reporter: o dowd became a billionaire after founding green hills software in 1992. and sells software to automakers related to self-driving, but says he is not a competitor to tesla, and there is no conflict of interest. it kind of begs a question, is this an actual real run for senate, or is this just to try and draw attention to the cyber security issue in our country? it is both. but by not taking positions on other issues, i m letting pemak single issue. reporter: nolan higdon is a history and communications professor at csu east bay, and did not mince his words about o dowd s wealth. this sounds like a very wealthy individual, possibly oozing with narcissism and hubris who thinks just because of their wealth, they re somehow entitled to this position. i want to be polite about this because i think he is a goo