alex fisher reporting from washington dc. the still ahead on how to 0. i'm tired of the task the in the one the this is that for the sake of the largest crude oil, i'll tell you why i'm glad that you subsidy is making the the paddler that let's have a look at the weather across europe over the next few days and we'll start by looking at the earliest satellite image, and you can see an intense cold front working its way from west to east, down towards that southeast corner. now it's going to bring some winter in, wet weather to, to kia also up to that northeast for places like western russia. it does remain very wintry across a scan today. it was a cold air coming in behind the worn away of gray and gloomy skies. the central air is on saturday, it does look a little bit quiet to you, but out west, where you can see another weather front starting to sweep in, bringing some heavy rain to front that will affect parts of portugal and spain as well. and there's no winter weather to come for britain, an island, we have a yellow warnings out for some snow and ic

fisher. thank you both for coming on. there's a lot of changes happening here with meta. sara, you interviewed meta cmo alex schultz. what did he say about this latest decision? >> well, i asked him about this sort of pivot, you know, to the center, away from being super progressive. and he said, that's not the case. he claimed that this is meta going back to its original roots of prioritizing free speech. >> now, the question there, sara, is if this is really meta, going back to its original roots, if a progressive president and administration were to come back in, would they remain committed to this philosophy of not doing a lot of fact checking, of not investing in news content and allow people to put whatever they want on the platform, even if there's more misinformation? >> i am skeptical. i believe that most corporations that stay true to what their core beliefs are do end up winning consumer trust. but i think meta has shown in the past few years that if it's true, north star is free speech, that it can swing wildly from it all the time, depending on political motivations. >> brian, i find it somewhat confusi