who is savannah's biggest celebrity crush? got federer, you've got -- i mean, yesterday she was all over david beckham. [ light laughter ] tom hanks. i -- i'd say -- >> jimmy: any of those. >> -- it's hanks or federer. >> jimmy: good. all right, good. >> okay. i'm ready. >> jimmy: savannah, who is your biggest celebrity crush? [ drumll ] >> oh, that's so easy. why did it take you so long? >> no, well, 'cause it -- >> jimmy: oh, yes, do it, say it. >> roger federer. [ bell dings ] >> jimmy: all right. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's good. >> okay, but everyone -- that's like asking "savannah, what is your name?" >> jimmy: yeah, no, really. >> everybody knows that. >> but to be fair, i gave them some backup options as well. >> oh, who? >> well, i said mr. costner. >> oh, i like kevin costner, yes. >> mr. hanks. >> yeah, love hanks. >> david beckham yesterday. >> yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, it's a long list. okay, good. >> we had a moment. >> jimmy: craig, here you go. all right, put that on. and craig, also cover your

savannah? >> ryan nobles on the hill. thank you. >>> there is another story dominating the headlines in washington this morning, the nfl playoffs. those washington commanders moving on for the first time since 2005 after upsetting tampa bay last night, just one of the wild card weekend games that fans were glued to. nbc's kaylee hartung here in the studio with the highlights. kaylee, good morning. >> i'm guessing it was hard to get to bed early in your house last night. as we all know, playoff football hits different. the biggest names in the nfl reminded us of that this weekend. the ravens, texans and bills and eaes, all claiming victory at home. but the commanders clinched a playoff win for the first time in nearly 20 years. that's the early talk of the push to the super bowl. >> and it is in! >> reporter: the nfl wild card weekend, delivering commanding performances and punishihing hi. as sunday night's matchup in tampa bay finished in wild fashion. >> the washingngton commders off the upright! >> reporter: the command

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savannah? >> morgan, thank you. >>> a dramatic site during the latest test sight of spacex's massive star ship. the upper stage of that rocket experiencing a catastrophic malfunction, sending debris falling back to earth. tom costello covers space. he joins us now. some pretty remarkable images there, tom. >> reporter: this is uncrewed. the launch from south texas appeared picture perfect. and that huge booster rocket successfully returned to earth, and that trademark spacex capture, look at that. absolutely perfect. soon after, controllers lost contact with t the spaceip that sits on top called star ship. spacex says it broke apart on the way to space. several islands appeared to have captured the explosion as star ship streaked across the sky falling into the ocean. the faa had to shut down air traffic in the region. elon musk posted on x that the preliminary indication is that we had an oxygen fuel leak in a cavity above the ship engine fire wall that was large enough to cause pressure. in o

year award in 2020 from the exchange club of savannah. he also won the savannah morning news coach of the year award several times and across many different sports. mr. kirkly was previously a stellar basketball player during his years at armstrong state university. he has expressed that teaching and coaching go hand in hand and he has excelled at both. mr. kirkly has an excellent ability to relate to students, colleagues, players and parents and continues to excel in his career. congratulations, mr. kirkly, on 50 impactful years at savannah country day and thank you for what you did for our three sons. mr. speaker, i rise today to mourn the loss of vincent ford who sadly passed away in december from cancer at the age of 68. mr. ford was a former democratic leader in the georgia state senate and a candidate for atlanta mayor in congress who advocated for causes he believed in for many decades. after his 1996 election to the 39th district in the state senate, mr. ford went on to be re-elected 10 times. mr. ford earned his undergraduate deg

savannah? >> thank you so much. airs tonight at 10:00/9:00 central. >>> the supreme court will hear argument on tiktok, the impending ban aimed at forcing its chinese company to sell that platform. laura jarett joins us now. laura, walk us through what is at stake here. >> yeah, guys. as popular as this app is, the government says this is needed for national security. they say while people are making cooking videos and makeup tutorials, the chinese government is collecting american information and they can manipulate it in a way that's dangerous. the platform says, wait a minute, this is a violation of the first amendment. the key here is timing. this ban is going to go into effect. this can manipulate that information in a way that is dangerous. the key here is timing. this ban is going to go into effect. it won't wipe the app off the face of the earth immediately. but google and apple will face fines if they do not get rid of it. >> if you sell it, you will be banned. that's where we are. so the supreme court will

gabe, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. i.c.e.and more than 2,600 since president trump took office. now the president's mass deportation plan sparking on international standoff. colombia typically a close u.s. ally, turned away two u.s. military aircraft with deportees. president trump then threatening colombia with a 25% tariff on all colombian goods coming to the u.s., and also demanding the u.s. visas of colombian government officials be revoke the. colombia's president attacking trump, obviously, saying, quote, you had never dominate us. but overnight the country reversing course, according to the white house, agreeing to all of president trump's terms. including the unrestricted acceptance of migrants. meanwhile, here in chicago candidates worry that undocumented immigrants without criminal records will be swept up, too. president trump's border czar tom homan who is overseeing the operation in chicago yesterday telling me that there were so-called collateral arrests. those are undocumented immigrants without violent records

savannah, thank you. >>> now to the game that everybody is talking about. the eagles one step closer to the super bowl tonight. after a stressful one against the los angeles rams in slow-blown philly tonight. emilie ikeda is there. >> there goes barkley into the clear, through the snow, all the way home! he's hit another home run against the rams! >> reporter: it's the philadelphia eagles flying on to next weekend's nfc championship, toppling the los angeles rams before an electric home crowd. >> i mean the elements is great, but the atmosphere was even better. our fans are amazing. that was a close one, but that's playoff football, and at the end of the day, we got the job done. >> hurts on the run. he might go. jalen hurts. touchdown, philadelphia. >> reporter: a blast of winter couldn't stop superstar running back saquon barkley. >> touchdown, philadelphia. it's another home run from barkley. >> reporter: or eagles fans. >> it's sleeting, it's hailing, it's snowing, and you're still here. >> yes, we are devoted fans. we would be here under any weather. >

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savannah? >> ryan nobles on the hill. thank you. >>> now to a decision set to impact the incoming trump administration. prime minister canada's embattled justin trudeau, under growing pressure from his own party to resign. announcing his plans to do just that. what will that decision an for his country and the u.s.-canada relationship? stephanie gosk is here with that story. good morning. >> good morning. justin trudeau has been in office for nine years, and he comes from a political dynasty. his father was also a prominent prime minister. but he has been facing a wave of backlash in canada and pressure from the outside, including president-elect trump. speculation of his resignation has been building for months. this morning, a key ally facing new leadership. >> i intend to resign. >> reporter: the liberal party leader justin trudeau stepping down after months of political turmoil. >> it has become clear to me that if i'm having to fight internal battles, i cannot be the best option. >> reporter: trudeau was once a promi

savannah sellers is with us.annah, walk us through this. >> lester, tonight president trump signing an executive order with the intention of saving tiktok, and it comes after a roller coaster weekend for the app where it went dark for just over 12 hours, coming back online with a pop-up message crediting president trump. now it's official. there are still open questions about those national security concerns raised by the u.s. government about the company's ties to china that led to bipartisan support for a ban. the company's ceo was seated on stage at today's inaugural ceremony. he was alongside a lot of other tech titans including elon musk, jeff bezos, and mark zuckerberg. they were all seated right among and behind trump family members, and all notably men who have had an about-face in their relationships with the president. lester? >> all right, savannah, thank you. >>> a passing of note tonight, cecile richards, one of the country's most prominent abortion rights activists has died after a battle with brain

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they could. >> savannah, you will be busy. thank you. i appreciate it. >>> a cease-fire and hostage release is set for 24 hours from now to end the conflict that started on october 7th, 2023 and led to tens of thousands of deaths in gaza. we have daniele hamamdjian in tel aviv with the latest. daniele, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter. in less than 24 hours, the skies over gaza will be clear and quiet. no israeli drones or israeli fighter jets. this morning, the qatari government in the cease-fire talks confirming that the cease-fire will begin 8:30 a.m. local time on sunday after the israeli governnt formally approved the cease-fire deal late last night. the first phase of the deal will last six weeks and see a total of 33 hostages released. we're talking women, children, the elderly and sick and wounded. on day one, tomorrow, we expect the return of three hostages. all of them women. the rest will be released on a weekly basis and during this period, we will see the gradual withdrawal of israeli forces from the densely po

i continue to say that it transformed savannah, georgia. thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor reverend wayne rasic whose retirement marks the culmination of over 25 years of faithful service in the ministry. throughout his career, reverend has been a guiding light in the united methodist church, serving congregations across south georgia. most recently, he served as pastor at st. simon's island and also guided the chapel united methodist church in st. luken, savannah, where he built meaningful connection within their communities. in addition to his role as pastor, reverend served in leadership positions within the united methodist church's ministries, leaving an unforgettable impact on its mission and outreach. his nine years stand out as a testament to his devotion. during which he touched countless lives and expanded god's kenning dom. as he retires to spend more time with his family and friends, we thank him for his service. while he steps away from his former roles, his legacy will emdoerr as an a -- emdoerr as an am bass -- endure as an amba

savannah? >> that's good to here. george, thank you very much. >> the weather is the big story this morning. >>> let's bring in al. he has his eye on the wild weather coast to coast really. >> we're going to start with the fires right now and currently we have winds that are relatively calm, although we do have some 30 to 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts and, again, that hughes fire, again, the winds right now there fairly calm. but as the day moves on, you can see some of these wind gusts getting up into the mid-70-mile-per-hour range, relative humidity is dropping into single digits this evening. winds will subside but still be gusty. here's the problem, again, we have these red flag warnings for 10 million people from ventura down to campo but we are going to start to see some of that die down over the next several days. we look for this bitterly cold air. windchills 19 in springfield. 20 in albuquerque. it feels like 11 in roanoke. but we are going to see the extreme temperatures starting to new york city today about 7

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good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. yeah, it is a busy week ahead on capitol hill. but yesterday's hearing for trump pentagon pick, pete hegseth, was the only one of the day, meaning the spotlight on hegseth was bright and the questions, at times, were heated. still, at the end of the day, he managed to lockup the support of a key republican skeptic, likely clearing his path towards confirmation, possiblys early as next week. pete hegseth earning a key republican vote on his path to the pentagon. joni ernst, a veteran, announcing last night she'd support him after a fiery hearing on capitol hill, with senate democrats repeatedly questioning hegseth's fitness and his qualifications for office. >> i do not believe that you are qualified to meet the overwhelming demands of this job. >> reporter: the decorated army combat veteran and former fox news host vowing to shake up the pentagon. >> it is time to give someone with dust on his boots the helm. a change agent. >> reporter: but he spent much of the hearing on defense, de

savannah, what are your rs sources telling you about what could happen on sunday?one source told me, quote, it is totally up in the air. there is a chance it could look exactly like it does right now, no change. tiktok is in active conversations with all the companies that essentially make the app work to see if they're willing to continue providing services. going dark would be a last resort. >> laura, that gets back to the idea of legal jeopardy for those who do business. >> absolutely. they're still at risk as of today. companies like apple and google that host tiktok. now the president-elect president trump could decide not to enforce this law, but as of today they are still legally on the hook should the political winds change on the hook for massive fines. >> thanks to both of you. >>> also tonight, a winter storm hitting north dakota and minnesota today with the mid atlantic and northeast expected to get a few inches or more starting tomorrow. and most of the country is in for a bitter blast of arctic air with temperatures 20 to 40 degrees below average tomo

the truth is smothered by lies told for power and for profit. >> and savannah, back to tiktok, we're still waiting to hear from the supreme court as to whether it upholds the law in the first place. >> that's right, lester. and in fact, the supreme court just announced they will have rulings tomorrow. that last-minute notice suggests there's a good chance we get that tiktok ruling since that sunday deadline is quickly approaching. lester? >> we know you'll stay on it. savannah, thank you. >>> also tonight, more high-stakes confirmation hearings for president-elect trump's cabinet. garrett haake joins us. and garrett, his choice for treasury secretary was pressed about trump's economic plans. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, lester. treasury secretary nominee scott bessent, a billionaire hedge fund manager, defended the president-elect's views on tariffs and focused on the importance of extending the 2017 trump tax cuts that are set to expire at the end of this year, saying that if they're not renewed it will cause a, quote, economic calamity and a tax increase on the middle class. he

at savannah river, we are focused on completing construction of the savannah river plutonium processing facility in 2032. once construction is complete, we will need to introduce nuclear material, established a manufacturing process, achieve fpu and then obtain rate reduction by about 2036. that's not all. nnsa made significant progress on the infrastructure at both sites to promote pit production. srppf, establishing the machining center, teaching critical skills and develop -- develop competency for training. at los alamos, 80,000 square feet of warehouses were completed to provide controlled storage and areas for equipment, practice for radiological work and testing of glove boxes and other critical equipment. to wrap up, i first want to encourage everyone here to attend tomorrow's keynote on strategic planning at nnsa. we will have a more in-depth look at the initiatives at nnsa, aimed at making us more agile, efficient and able to deliver on our missions, including the enterprise blueprint and a system of contracts. there will also beat a discussion of workforce development and the

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savannah?e america affordable again. we expect the president is going to start signing these memorandum of understanding and these eos soon but the point is that they want to unleash america's energy resources, reliable and consistent energy resources. i think you're going to hear about alaska. we heard from incoming white house officials earlier today that they really want to be able to unlock natural resources. mining minerals and also energy in alaska, and that, of course, has been something that the biden administration has tried to limit the a amount ofeasing oil and energy on those lands. i think you'll also hear about what the new white house calls the ev mandate. they want to make it so that american citizens don't have to think about their showerheads, their light bulbs, some of these things you've heard trump on the campaign say many times that americans are being pushed into energy efficiencies unfairly, so you'll probably hear more about that, and we're expecting a memorandum of und

hi, stephanie. >> hi, savannah. home in texas and traveled to indianapolis where show plays for the indiana fever. when police questioned him at a downtown hotel, he said he was on vacation. now lewis is in jail. >> going up for three, will dip inside. >> reporter: this morning wnba star caitlin clalark breatng a bit easier. 55-year-old michael lewis from texas is behind bars, charged with stalking after prosecutors say he sent clark a series of sexually violent messages. >> you not only have someone who is in a place of prominence but also just the nature and the aggressiveness of what was being tweeted. >> reporter: according to court documents charging lewis, there were at least 14 messages between december 16th and january 2nd. many too explicit to quote. in one, authorities say lewis wrote, in part, been driving around your house three times a day. but don't call the law just yet. in another, i'm getting tickets. i'm sitting behind the bench. the affidavit says the fbi discovered recent messages were sent from

savannah, just what is the cultural impact?a huge political impact, which is likely why donald trump flipped on it, and why all of those members of congress who voted for this are now flipping on it, starting with, you know, the democratic leader giving a speech last night saying we need more time. they voted for it. >> yeah. >> i mean, i think culturally right now, in terms of what you're seeing on tiktok, is a lot of like what is going on? why are all of these lawmakers switching their tune? because, andrea, to your point, what is so notable here, and i think maybe most important is the national security concern has not changed. this had broad bipartisan support to ban the app because of a national security concern. there has been no change to that. suddenly there is bipartisan support to not actually enforce this ban. it's really quite stunning. i do think it it's a little bit more of the political nature of nobody wants to be the person that 170 million americans are not happy they have their tiktok because of, but the cult

savannah river we are focused on completing construction on the savannah riverti plutonium processing facility. in 2032. once construction is complete we will need to introduce nuclear material, establish a manufacturing process, achieve and obtain production by about 2036. that is not all. nnsa made significant progress on the infrastructure to support reduction lastru year. nnsa hit production and achieve significant milestone by establishing the training center, keep facility to teach critical skills and develop competency in various machining tool cooperations for trading. 80000 square feet of warehouses weremo completed for storage in areas with the equipment, equipe for radiological work other equipment prior to installation at the toning facility. to wrap up i first want to encourage everyone here to attend tomorrow's keynote on strategic policyom planning at nnsa. we'll have a more in-depth look at some of the initiatives aimed at making us more agile, efficient, and able to deliver on ouren mission including systm of contract. there will also be a discussion of workforce deve

savannah? >> sam brock leading us off in the nation's capital. >> let us bring in mr. roker and see where this winter blast is headed. >> it is headed right to the mid atlantic to the northeast. people from paducah, champaign to philadelphia, d.c. or norfolk, take a look, snow from st. louis, cincinnati, pittsburgh, down into washington, d.c. airport delays from philly, london, cincinnati going to have some problems, st. louis as well. this is all pushing to the east, as you can see, from philly down to richmond. icing conditions in the mountains of west virginia and virginia. that's a big problem. 6 to 8 inches of snow. delmarva peninsula snowfall rates 1 to 3 inches and even more hazardous this time from lexington, kentucky. now, we have another storm system coming in. the storm will develop over the southwest. rain, snow and ice over the south all the way up into the plains. we're looking at snow. friday intensifying as it moves across the gulf coast, bringing snow from chicago to nashville.

>> savannah is right. laws the president has the power to decide how much he wants to enforce the law. take marijuana legislation. marijuana is illegal under federal law, but the federal government said some laws we enforce and some we don't. that's with every federal law. this federal law gives the president additional discretion. here's one, the president gets to decide who is a company that is owned by a foreign adversary. not tiktok and bytedance. they're explicitly named in the statute. the president gets to decide whether or not a company has satisfactorily divested. if you're tiktok and call trump, mr. president, i promise you we sold it. we're all good i swear. the president could say i'm satisfied. you are divested. you can continue to do business. the president has a lot of power and enforcement, he has even more in this language. >> that's when apple, google, oracle has the protection that's more than just someone's word that i'm not going to ask you to pay. >> savannah sellers, danny cevallos,

this is anchor savannah sellers in new york.are hoping to hear in the latest update? there's been many questions as is anybody here in the u.s. we know some search warrants have been executed, who are they looking at and what are you looking to hear in this update shortly? >> right, savannah and it was something that tom was alluding to from the scene there in new orleans. the idea of something the fbi first and broached yesterday afternoon in their press conference are they looking for any other individuals? that was based on video that they were able to gather from local businesses that showed two possible homemade explosive devices that were planted or left behind near the scene. so it was not what was found in the truck but what was found near the scene and they saw some individual around those apparently all those individuals checked ou that means that those individuals are not believed to have been involved in this. so at this point, there's still the working belief is that this individual acted alone. jabbar acted alone.

savannah sellers has more. >> reporter: tiktok back online in the u.s. >> we're back! we're back!re back! >> reporter: after going dark for less than 24 hours. >> ah! we're back! >> it's been a long 12 hours. >> reporter: over the last few days, uncertainty over the future of tiktok, after the biden administration said they wouldn't implement the ban, but tiktok claimed their service providers needed more assurances in writing. the white house calling going dark a stunt. restoration came shortly after president-elect trump posted on truth social, i'm asking companies not to let tiktok stay dark, saying americans deserve to see our exciting inauguration. also writing, he would issue an executive order, giving tiktok more time before any penalty would be enforced. >> as of today, tiktok is back. >> reporter: a 90-day period could be used to facilitate some type of sale with mr. trump writing, he'd like to see a joint venture with 50% american ownership. the law stipulated the app had to be sold away from the parent company bytedance because of ties to china and the national security

additionally, savannah also declared patty barragan shreck day. she will forever be remembered as a dedicated servant of god and her community through her service to the church and to the city of savannah. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back. ... the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you. it's an honor to speak on the floor recognizing new york's fourth congressional district. ms. guillen: i'm ready to get to work to the matters that mean the most to long island. ms. gillen: we need to secure our border and give the new yorkers a tax cut. these issues aren't political. the american people are counting on all of us to put our differences aside and work together to put money back in people's pockets and get things done. madam speaker, my constituents have been clear, they want problems solved,

i want to bring in savannah sellers. so savannah, anybody who went on tiktok today saw that everybody from influencers to everyday users were posting goodbye videos. the question is, will it really go dark on sunday? >> yeah, chris, there is crying, there is screaming, you name it. it's happening on the app right now. that is the question that we are actively trying to answer. but the reason that i cannot definitively excuse me definitively give you an answer. sorry, i've been talking too much today is because tiktok does not know what's going to happen yet. let me explain why this law, what it would do if implemented, if enforced, is it would it would cause large fines for the service providers of tiktok. what does that mean? it means apple. it means google. it means oracle. all these big tech companies that are doing something to make tiktok work, whether that means offering it in an app store or whether that means hosting its data, that essentially is what makes the whole app work. those companies would be fined up to

paula s wallace, for expand bushing esteem savannah college of art design and guiding thousands of studentso creative industries. [applause] evan wolfson fort leading the american quality movement, winning the fundamental right to love, mary, and be themselves. [applause] pres. biden: can i say one more thing? we have a lot of important senators and official standing here. stand up. [applause] and if you want to know who to blame because i am president? jim, stand up. from south carolina. [cheers and applause] all the members of the house and senate, stand up. [applause] and a guy who should be standing here, should have been standing here who is not only physically one of the bravest people i've ever known in my life, john kerry. [applause] i want to thank you all again, the families, for your service to the nation. and by the way, you the families have had such an impact on all they have done and all the country is doing. we know it's not one single person that does it. no woman or man can go out and do the things they do without the support of family, so thank you, thank you, thank you.

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savannah sellers, nbc news. >>> also tonight, a winter storm hitting north dakota and minnesota todayh the mid atlantic and northeast expected to get a few inches or more starting tomorrow. most of the country is in for a bitter blast of arctic air with temperatures 20 to 40 degrees below average starting tomorrow and going into next week. that includes washington where today the decision was made to move president-elect trump's inauguration on monday indoors. kelly o'donnell joins us. kelly, this is exceedingly rare. >> reporter: lester, it has been 40 years since weather caused this kind of major adjustment to the iconic ceremony. the traditional parade is changing too with parts of it going inside, and officials are encouraging the public not to congregate here in order to stay warm. tonight, frigid weather becomes the first clear threat to safety for monday's inauguration. president-elect trump on social media. i don't want to see people hurt, or injured, as he announced, i have ordered the inauguration address, prayers and other speeches to be delivered in the united states capit

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and it's just like and you know, it's back to savannah's point.dy knew that this was the date that has been put in the legislation that nothing is done by, you know, just coincidence. and yet, oh my gosh, maybe we need more time. but how do you read it. >> yeah. >> well, i mean, the decision is very specific about what the act permits, right? it allows the president to grant a one time 90 day extension that. and that's only if the president can make certain certifications to congress regarding progress towards this qualified divestiture. >> now, what exactly does that mean? what does progress mean? i mean, you know, they may i can anticipate that, you know, president trump can say that he's been engaged in discussions with bytedance, which owns tiktok. and, you know, progress may be defined very loosely there to kind of get him that extension that already exists in the act. that may be one way that he buys himself some time here to be able to try to make a deal. but it's very clear in the crux of this opinion that what the supreme court found was

you'll see an american has a my roof and the not for my head this home of what a guess of savannah. secondly, the, the lady you like, i'll definitely certainly while you are the lawyer that heads up on the says it's almost 2 people will see you way on your door. the type of theme within men, agent for the, for the, of the ordering. i don't want him to done the yeah, this yeah. well yeah, yeah. how it on the so the left and mostly the, the files of the sort of the heat. and we'll see you in the 2nd or the sizes, but the friday just load id defending them. and then an aspect of the hosting. now what i would need lee didn't end up with that again. no, it's no effort to get on top of how the rest useful. he had the audit. well, that's cool. yeah. and i mean, she assets, i'm and i'm with him on his email. okay, so i'm can and pop off his email because i've had that's what i can with. i know it hasn't been can come on this case. i can ask you the last 4 of it. you have to kind of gotten to the in well, so you should the, the little one will. so they thought a lot of method or sort of call

savannah sellers was in court. >> reporter: supreme court justices today grilling the lawyers tryingsocial media giant tiktok. representatives for the company arguing that the law requiring tiktok to sever its ties to china or cease operations in the u.s. by january 19th violates free speech protections. >> am i right that the algorithm is the speech here? >> yes, your honor. it's basically how we predict what our customers want to see. >> reporter: both liberal and conservative members of the court skeptical over the premise that an algorithm is speech. >> how are those first amendment rights really being implicated here? >> the court has never held that a foreign government has free speech rights. >> reporter: and justice ketanji brown jackson pointing out it's not an outright ban. >> you're wrong about the statute being read as saying tiktok you have to go mute. because tiktok can operate on its own algorithm, its own terms as long as it's not associated with bytedance. >> former tiktok product manager, drew kirk hofoff who worked with the company for six years said selling tiktok

here are lester holt and savannah guthrie. >> hi, everybody. good morning. on the air th morning with live coverage of the nation's farewell to its 39th president james earl carter jr., jijimmy cart as he was known. it's a week of commemoration and remembrance. >> the carter family is accompanying the former president's body as it arrives at the washington national cathedral, five miles northwest of the capitol where the state funeral will be held. >> all five living presidents, including president-elect trump, are ex pected to come together n a rare moment of unity. president biden will lead the tributes today after president carter asked president biden to give today's eulogy. >> we'll also see dignitaries from across the country and around the world gathering in washington to remember a man who won the respect of so many during an incredible century of life. >> supreme court members, members of congress, families, friends and colleagues by the thousands have paid their respects as well, a somber moment of history as president carter laid in state. craig m