his inauguration, president elect trump and vice president elect jd vance will be taking part in a wreath laying ceremony less than 24 hours before he takes the second oath of office, this one as the 47th president of the united states and commander in chief of its armed forces. >> nbc's courtney kube is there for us in arlington. courtney, welcome. what can you tell us about this ceremony? >> yeah, alex, we're waiting for president elect donald trump to arrive here at arlington cemetery. >> he's expected to motorcade over to the tomb of the unknown soldier, where he will lay a wreath. >> of course, alex, this is common for the president elect to make this visit to one of the most solemn places here in washington, dc. >> the tomb of the unknown soldier, where originally from world war one, a soldier whose remains could not be identified was in turn, it's become one of the most iconic places for members of the military, veterans and for presidents. >> and president elects to visit to pay their respects. now, it would make sense. >> we have not heard yet, but it would make sense for him als

trump headed to arlington national cemetery in virginia very soon for a changing of the guard and wreathing at a the tomb of the unknowns now less than 24 hours before he was sworn in as the 47th president of the united states. and we are in the cat bird seat today. [laughter] hello, i'm john roberts. [laughter] >> let me just say, d.c. is electric right now. there are crowds everywhere. people are just elated all over this city that this day is coming, and we're now just hours away from that happening. john: there are people p as you pointed out, or all over the streets. this is outside the cap capital arena where there's going to be a huge rally this afternoon with a lot of entertainment. sandra: these streets look like this all over washington, and the crowds will continue the grow. i'm sandra smith. welcome, everybody, this is a special inaugural edition the of "america reports." after this the trump will be heading to a make america great again rally in downtown d.c. we have seen huge crowds like these outside of the capital one arena all day, and they've been building, as the trump

we'll see this wreath laying ceremony, which is a very traditional moment, and then we'll see a rally at capital one arena tonight. that's a nontraditional moment yeah, that's exactly right. >> as you can see behind me, donald trump's motorcade is arriving to arlington national cemetery. we saw the vice president elect, jd vance. his motorcade go by earlier today. now that both of them are going to be participating in this wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier, as you mentioned, kind of a tradition for presidents on inauguration weekend. and also, as you mentioned later today, he is going to be hosting that rally. what they're dubbing a make america great again rally at capital one arena. and then this evening, he's going to have a reception with some donors. and then, of course, tomorrow is really the big day. big changes, of course, given that donald trump and jd vance are now expected to be sworn in inside the capitol rotunda, given the cold weather. so some changes there. we also know that much of the crowd is also going to be now held indoors, or going to be i

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we now see the wreath placement. wreath one will be placed at the carter center by the ceo of the jimmy carter library and the director. there will be a second wreath placed there by the governor of georgia, of course ryan kemp and the mayor of atlanta, andre dickens. [ music ] ] >> you are now going to hear the morehouse college glee club sing the lord's prayer. >> >> the prayer will not be offered by bernstein hollis, a longtime friend and carter center employee. will >> let us pray. what a friend we have in jesus, all of our sins and griefs to bear. what a privilege it is to carry everything to god in prayer. first peter 5:7 reminds us we can cast all of our cares upon the for he cares for us. holy precious father thank you for your amazing grace. we thank you, dear god, for all that you have done and all that you will continue to do through the lives of your people, lord god. today, father god in heaven we thank you for the mandate you placed here on earth, who was an example to us, lord god, as to what you have

president-elect trump will be doing a wreath-laying ceremony.e will be carrying that live on c-span, c-span now, and c-span.org. later today at 3:00 eastern, there is going to be a pre-inauguration victory rally at the capital one arena in washington, d.c. we will be carrying that as well. in the evening, there is scheduled to be a candlelit dinner at the national museum president-elect trump is scheduled to attend ahead of his inauguration as the 47th president tomorrow. let's go to your calls. helen is in california on the line for republicans. good morning. caller: that morning. -- good morning. host: good morning, go ahead. we are in open forum. caller: i want to disagree 100% with that snake in the grass guy you just had on, corn. he goes off talking about january 6 and all of the lies that trump tells in all of the crap he was spewing. it is just the same old playbook the democrats want to keep turning over and over. i hope to god when trump gets in we will find out the real story about january 6. we will find out why. i wanted to get on w

earlier this afternoon, they laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier.'s alayna treene is joining us now from arlington cemetery with more on this. and elena, this very somber, traditional moment, we saw it play out live here just a few moments ago. and then we look to tonight, which will be a more, much more raucous affair at the capital one arena with this rally that is planned. that's exactly right. >> what we saw with that wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier was really a somber moment. donald trump, as well as the vice president elect, jd vance, were joined by two gold star families. for that moment, it was very quiet, as you could see, as it was playing out where they laid the tomb or excuse me, laid the wreath on the tomb. now, also, we know that donald trump and vance are visiting section 60, which is most commonly reserved for u.s. veterans of the iraq and afghanistan afghanistan war. that's where they are now. and then they will be heading back to blair house before that rally this evening. now, like i said, it is very it's

they are carrying a wreath there, and you can see some of the elderly survivors, there is a gentlemant wearing a prisoner's hat, thatis front wearing a prisoner's hat, that is the blue and white of the prisoners' uniform. moving forward to the death wall, where prisoners were taken and shot. often after they have been spending time in a barracks where they were punished, they laid a wreath and some candles as well, and then we heard from the polish president who talked about the polls are being the guardians of memory today. the mission that they feel to preserve the testimony which caused such unimaginable pain and harm on other nations, president duda said, this is something unprecedented in human history. i think if you have not been here two auschwitz—birkenau, this is what survivors say all the time, they want people to come to witness what has happened here. it is really hard to actually comprehend just how vast it is here. it has been called a metropolis of death. it is incredibly chilling just what went on here and how fast this complex is. and on the outskirts of auschwitz—bi

after the service the leaders went down to mount vernon and churchill laid a wreath at the tomb of george and mrs. washington. that itself was a symbol of reconciliation from the revolution, every war. but it was remarkable that during the service, the rector wells had asked the congregation to sing the battle hymn of the republic. and so because the need for unification during that from that war, there was time for us all to come together. so they left mount vernon in the rain in the cold rain, they came back to washington. they stopped at the lincoln memorial and went back to the white house for where churchill was staying. and that evening, they were joined by the ambassadors of the soviet union and china to sign the first declaration of the united nations. and churchill was amazed that his friend franklin roosevelt had persuaded the soviet ambassador to sign a document that called for freedom of religion. and he jokingly said to roosevelt afterwards, if you lose reelection in 1944, i'll ask the king to make you the archbishop of canterbury. but of course, that never happened. so the r

you see the omb of the unknown shortage and the president laying the wreath there. a moment to stop and honor and lay a wreath for the 6888 at the tomb of the unknown soldiers. to stop and honor everyone who allows us to go to sleep at night and take our kids to school and not think about what is happening in the world because we have people that are protecting our country. >> who are risking their lives protecting us here. the other thing, tyler, you said you felt a mission to get this done quickly. >> yeah. >> i think you felt the clock was ticking because of lena? >> one thousand percent. i actually wanted all of the surviving members to see it. lena was the only one who got a chance to. i rushed to cut together and brought it to her. she was at home on hospice. and still, she said, tyler perry is coming. i need my lipstick before he walks in the room. >> did she say that? >> yes. and i filmed the whole thing. we sat down and watched it, and she was in tears. and at the end of it, she is saluting and she is crying, and she says "tyler, thank you for letting the w

sir alex ferguson here laying a wreath on the centre circle before a minute's applause.s manchester united manager for only a season — david moyes, now back at everton, has his first win since returning to manage the club — a 3—2 win over tottenham at goodison park which piles the pressure on spurs boss ange postecoglou, who's seen his side lose 12 of their 22 premier league games this season. everton were 3—0 up at half—time before tottenham rallied late on. everton are 16th, four points clear of the relegation zone and nowjust four points behind spurs. i think we — getting the three points will give us a lot of confidence. i can tell in the dressing room, you know? i thought it wasn't — it was a wee bit unlike us to concede goals because in the main, we're quite strong defensively. but again, you mustn't take anything away from what tottenham can do. tottenham can beatjust about any team on their day and thankfully, we stopped them. yeah, look, it was a tough result for us and, you know, we — obviously, first half we struggled to get control of the game. obviously, you

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that came one hour after sir keir starmer had laid a wreath on the square in central kyiv. our correspondence they are saying the air raid alert is still active. we will update you on developments in kiva as and when we get them. we can return to our top story, the ceasefire and hostage deal between israel and hostage deal between israel and hamas. the israeli cabinet was due to approve the truce today but a meeting has been delayed. the israeli prime minister's office has accused hamas of reneging on an element of the deal. i said make such visits are fully committed to it. israeli air strikes continued in gaza overnight with reports 73 people have been killed. we bring you the latest updates as and when we get them. let's bring you this special report on the situation in gaza from special correspondent fergal keane. they're used to false rumours. hope has been a lost language in this war. but tonight, perhaps an end. to fear. exhaustion. degradation. they have suffered while the talk has gone on and on. mahmoud aldebe and his family have evacuated nine times. his children

in new orleans people are lighting candles and laying wreaths in honour of the victims of the deadlyare the live pictures from the city, where there is expected to be a vigil taking place in the coming hours. one of those killed was 31—year—old edward pettifer, from west london, was among 1a people killed. he was the stepson of alexandra pettifer, who was nanny to prince william and his brother prince harry. earlier, buckingham palace announced king charles was "deeply saddened". the bbc understands prince harry has also been told. 0ur correspondent frances read reports. another victim of what the fbi says was "a premeditated and evil act". edward pettifer, from chelsea, in london, was 31, and one of 1a who died in new orleans on new year's day. he was the stepson of a former royal assistant. alexandra pettifer, known as tiggy legge—bourke before her marriage, worked for the royal family when prince william and harry were children. she was often seen playing with the young princes, taking on nannying duties, and having a long—standing relationship with the family. edward's half—broth

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trump is expected to attend a wreath laying ceremony today at arlington national cemetery.ading to that maga victory rally in d.c. it will feature performances by kid rock and billy ray cyrus. elon musk is also expected to speak. it will be followed by a candlelight vigil, a candlelight dinner, rather, with donors. frank. >> all right, betty, thank you for that. millions of people all across the u.s. are now no longer being able to watch videos on tiktok. social media platform going dark. last night, just hours before a law banning the app went into effect. well, now, president elect donald trump says he will sign an executive order tomorrow, pushing back that ban for now. tiktok, though, has been removed from prominent app stores operated by google, apple and others, and users who still have the app on their phone got a pop up message that says, in part, sorry, tiktok not available right now. the message also tells users to stay tuned for the app to possibly be reinstated once president elect trump takes office. we did talk to a political science professor, steven wolpert,

up a breakfast with gop senators he should shortly be leaving to go to arlington cemetery for the wreath laying ceremony. he got a huge a warm welcome reception yesterday when he arrived at back into the nation's capitol. we'll show a video of that. incoming first lady also the president getting a huge fireworks show in his golf club in sterling, virginia. the couple was surrounded by family, friends was a star-studded event. we are keeping a close eye on the capitol rotunda and who is going to get to be in the side when the president sworn into office. only about 600 people will beate seated there. that is the capacity for the capitol rotunda. preparations are underway part of the reason is the stage that you see, it eats up about a quarter of the room right there. so space is tight. there has been some frustration amongst offices on who gets to go. some embassies are wondering about their diplomats, will they get to go? members are warning about their spouses. i am told only those with tickets to the presidential platform when it was supposed to be outside and members of congress. thos

we also visited auschwitz where we laid wreaths and paid tribute to the many victims of the holocaust. given this marks the 80th anniversary of the liberation, will the prime minister talk about how this government is doing to ensure that never again means never again? >> thank you for raising this. anti-semitism has no place whatsoever in our society. in downing street, to discuss what we can do to combat anti-semitism that includes 54 million pounds of security drops to continue their vital work, and providing 2.2 million pounds to continue what is left from auschwitz and i look forward to to what those providers said. >> charities like the hospice tell the provider, the medical practice among those up and down this country who are warning that a negative impact for national insurance, when will the prime minister heed those warnings and at the very least exemption to help in social care providers? >> thanks, we have to deliver a budget to deliver the federal basis for our economy and public services. that's why we invested 36 billion pounds over two using the nhs including addition

a sombre donald trump today laid a ceremonial wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. ceasefire, and he will now be the president who oversees its implementation, taking on a global diplomatic role, at the same time as he becomes america's commander in chief. mr trump is already celebrating his own return to power. the ultimate political showman, he laid on his own fireworks display last night. you guys do me a favour. just stay on that side. washington is braced and ready. trump's troops have travelled from right across america. but this time around does not feel like a hostile invasion. donald trump won a convincing election victory. america wants him to take decisive action on border security and the economy. close the border and lower the taxes. i need my groceries to lower. i need my utilities to lower back down. i can't, gas is high. i'm hoping he lowers it back down so middle class can live. you look quite moved by the idea of seeing donald trump. my grandfather was a big trump supporter. unfortunately, he's not with us any more. um, so i'm basically here for hi

coverage here on c-span where president-elect trump is heading to arlington national cemetery for a wreath-laying ceremony just a day before his inauguration. while we wait for his arrival, here is a portion of today's washington journal. >> breaking coverage about that cease-fire in gaza. here is some from al jazeera finding that the israel-hamas cease-fire took effect in

about 50 survivors of the camp returned to lay wreaths and light candles.e main ceremony, they recalled the horror of what took place. katia lost the events today -- watched the events today. >> and moment of silence for all those who perished. survivors with their families alongside royals and other visiting dignitaries. all in this huge tent in the remains of auschwitz death camp, specially designed to remind everyone what it was like to arrive in crowded cattle trucks like hundreds of thousands of jews all over europe and then condemned to the gas chambers. >> that represent the children. there are very few of us left. from my town, four children survived. we are also here to proclaim and to pledge that we will never, never, ever allow history to repeat itself. >> 80 years ago, russian and ukrainian soldiers fought side-by-side to liberate auschwitz. f putin was not invite -- vladimir putin was not invited because of his invasion of president zelenskyy's country. the europe we live in now is fractured, full of friction. >> i urge all people of goodwill,

tomorrow he is going to the arlington cemetery to lay a wreath and then he will be attending a rallygoing on at the moment to move the inauguration inside because of the cold weather, which is due in washington. temperatures are expected to plummet in the next 24 expected to plummet in the next 2a hours, and that frantic work to move the inauguration indoors into the capital rotunda continues. but not everyone is here in support. there were thousands of anti—trump demonstrators marching through washington today, protesting against the policies of the incoming administration. the organisers had expected 50,000 people. the turnout was closer to 5,000. much smaller than it was in 2017 when he first came to power. but according to those who attended, it is now a much more diverse group. it's a nice reminder that even though we didn't have the numbers in november, that we're not alone and it's — we shouldn't give up and just kind of roll on our backs. and, you know, in two years we can make some more change. i think that we should come out here and voice our concerns. like, why do you wan

and laying a wreath at arlington national cemetery. swearing-in set to take place inside the capitol rotunda. the theme, strength, unity and fairness. >> it is going to be very, very cold. president trump made this call in the best interest of his supporters, and it's strictly due to weather. >> reporter: even before the day's celebrations end, the new trump administration's transformation of government will begin, with what the president-elect told kristen welker would be a record-setting number of executive orders. according to a document reviewed by nbc news and a person familiar with the planning, immigration raids are planned in the chicago area for later this week. that plan is now under review. >> chicago's not off the table. but we're reconcerting when and how we do it. >> and our thanks to garrett for that report. you can catch our full coverage of the second inauguration of donald j. trump right here on nbc this morning starting at 10:00 eastern. >>> president biden spent his final full day in office visiting an african-ameri

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he'll take part tomorrow and a wreath laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery.re will be a rally at the capitol. one arena. trump posted on truth social. the arena will be open monday for a public go live viewing of the inauguration. the ceremony, as you probably know, is being moved inside the capitol rotunda because of bitterly cold weather. the coldest, in fact, some the second reagan inauguration in 1985. that was also moved inside. there are fewer protesters in washington that donald trump's first inaiguration weekend. but thousands did turnout today. organizers of the peoples march argued that trump and republican policies will undermine the rights of women, immigrants and minorities. >> marching for my 4 granddaughters and my 4 grandchildren and all grandchildren and all children. i want world to now. do not support this administration. >> and it's important for us to continue. making our voices heard. he unfortunately on the election. and so we're not going to react the same to stand. 4 years ago. we still get a say as to what's going on in this country.

we do expect president-elect trump to be laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns at some point in the next hour or so. my terrific panel is here with me, david axelrod. i want to start with you. you have been in the white house on a day, one of a presidency, a few different promises. when barack obama took office. but to put this in perspective, is just listening to president trump that his first executive order should be to make day one like a year long. >> i think that would that would make his life easier. >> listen, i think it is important to get out of the box quickly and signify that you are following through on the commitments you made as a candidate. they've clearly been planning that for months. i think a lot of the attention is going to be on the immigration issue, which was central to his election. the question is, are there other things that happen on day one that are not widely supported by the public pardons? and, you know, overreaches and and will the immigration issue eclipse all of that? >> and this morning, mike waltz who is going to be president-elect trump's na

people accompanying the president elect and vice president elect there, as they were also laying a wreatht the tomb of the unknown. we're being told they were both members of gold star families, and it does indicate that the gentleman that we saw, whom you think you may know, a veteran of afghanistan, that he he was there and indeed is a veteran. so as soon as we get more details on that and who those specifically were, we'll be happy to acknowledge them and what they did, contributing to that really solemn ceremony. i halfway expected you, my friend, to toss to vaughn hillyard, but i'll do it for you because you're in the rain. so here we go, everyone. we're going to go to vaughn hillyard right now, who is inside capital one arena, where donald trump will be speaking a bit later on this afternoon. so, vaughn, what do we know about trump's day one plans and actually how different the inaugural address will be from his first one back in 2017. and also give us a preview of what's going to happen there tonight, right. >> once he leaves the arlington national cemetery, he's going to be making

he and vice president elect jd vance honored our military at arlington national cemetery, laying a wreatht the tomb of the unknown soldier. now, the president elect did promise a number of executive orders tomorrow, including issues like the border and immigration, and also pardons for some of those arrested for storming the capitol on january 6th. for now, we're live tonight on capitol hill. john paul abc seven. >> dionne, we will be monitoring it all closely. john paul, many thanks. now, be sure to join us for live coverage of the inauguration tomorrow. it all starts at 6 a.m. right here on abc seven. progress made on those massive wildfires in southern california. it all comes just as the wildfire worry increases. we'll have an update on the fight. >> i'm spencer christian. the new week will start on a cold and frosty note. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment when a ♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. (woman) i've got this dream... and you're all in it! (banker 1) let's hear it! (vo) with wells fargo premier a team can help you plan for your dream. (woma

trump visited arlington national cemetery and laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier.his evening, at a downtown washington, d.c. sports arena, mr. trump is to hold what's being billed as a maga victory rally. for the final full day of his presidency, mr. biden visited with supporters in charleston, south carolina, the state that revitalized his faltering campaign in 2020. he attended a church service and visited charleston's international african american museum. tiktok has restored service to the 170 million u.s. users of the social media app. less than 24 hours after it went dark because of a federal ban, tiktok powered back on. that was after president-elect trump said that once in office he would try to give its china-based parent company more time to find a government-approved buyer. the law that banned the app gives the president authority to grant a 90-day extension. millions of people across the country are bracing for dangerously cold conditions as a polar vortex moves south from the arctic. this latest round of winter weather is expected to bring bitterly col

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he and the soon to be vice president, jd vance, laid a wreath at arlington national cemetery.then the two later made their way to the capital one arena in dc for trump's make america great again victory rally, bringing together more than 20,000 supporters. >> starting tomorrow, i will act with historic speed and strength and fix every single crisis facing our country. we have to do it on day one. >> trump plans to sign a series of executive actions, moving ahead with several campaign promises, including mass deportations for those who are not in the country legally. sources familiar with the matter tell abc news that trump's team also drafted a list of potential pardons for january 6th defendants as soon as tomorrow. and be sure to join us for live coverage of the inauguration tomorrow. it all starts at 6 a.m. right here on abc seven. even before president elect trump takes office, protests are happening, including here in san francisco. the people united will never be defeated. >> the people united will never be defeated. >> okay, this was the scene at civic center this after

fireworks show at his virginia golf course, meeting with republican leadership -- ♪ -- and laying a wreatht arlington national cemetery. tomorrow's swearing in set to take place inside the capitol rotunda. the theme, "strength, unity, and fairness." the decision to move the ceremony indoors made by the president-elect friday with wind chill temperatures predicted to plunge into the single digits. >> it is going to be very, very cold. president trump made this call in the best interest of his supporters, and it's strictly due to weather due . >> reporter: but even before the day's celebrations end, the new trump administration's transportation of government will begin, with what president-elect trump told kristen welker will be a record setting number of executive orders, focused on energy production and addressing illegal immigration. according to a document reviewed by nbc news and a person familiar with the planning, immigration raids are planned in the chicago area later this week. that plan is now under review. >> chicago is not off the table, but we're reconverting when and how we do

studio: we had a solemn moment of silence as the first of those wreaths were laid at the front of the building. you saw president macron just standing with his wife, brigitte, and the rest of the people as this memorial is taking place. nabila ramdani is still with us. at the time, we didn't know this attack would be one of the others that followed. what has been the long—term impact on the people of france? i long-term impact on the people of france?— of france? i think it is very important. _ of france? i think it is very important, the president l of france? i think it is very| important, the president of france, emmanuel macron, is leading commemorations outside the old charlie hebdo officers and has specifically called for the events of today, the commemoration, to focus on appalling crimes, barbaric acts of terrorism, rather than the ins and outs of free speech. this is to avoid poking of hatred and indeed division and it is also highly significant that the families of the deceased have also asked for today's ceremonies to be nonpolitical and dignified because there is no doubt

a solemn moment today for president-elect donald trump as he placed a wreath at the tomb of the unknownhistory with many contemplating all that tomorrow will entail. >>> and i hope you'll join our coverage tomorrow. thanks so much for watching. i'm linsey davis. for all of us here. have a good night. alfonso: hi, i'm alfonso ribeiro. get your salad forks ready because today we're dining with herbivores from all around the world. join jack and susie as they discover plant eaters in canada. susie: whoa, another one jumped, i love that. alfonso: and find a vegetarian tapir in ecuador.

sir keir starmer restated the uk's commitment to supporting ukraine and laid a wreath commemorating soldiersigned a 100—year—long pact to strengthen military and other co—operation. a teenager who repeatedly stabbed a 15—year—old schoolgirl, elianne andam, outside a shopping centre in south london has been found guilty of her murder. hassan sentamu, who was then 17, attacked elianne during a row over a teddy bear in september 2023. adina campbell is outside the old bailey for us. after almost 12 hours deliberating, the jury of nine after almost 12 hours deliberating, thejury of nine men after almost 12 hours deliberating, the jury of nine men and three women reached a guilty murder verdict here at the old bailey. hassan sentamu worked and were seen wiping away his tears in the dock. they were screaming and shouting from the public gallery and he was called at murderer. as for elianne andam's family there were huge sighs of relief and they were hugging each other as they left the courtroom, 16 months on since the schoolgirl was brutally murdered broad daylight. elianne andam — an aspiring law

. >> reporter: congressional leaders laid wreaths and recalled carter's unlikely ascendant from a small-townrgia peanut farmer to leader of the free world. >> for the remainder of his life, the longest post-presidency of any american president, ever, he focused on making the lives of his fellow man better. >> reporter: the public viewing will span roughly 36 hours here at the capitol, through thursday, when there is a public funeral at the washington national cathedral, and norah, president biden and president-elect trump are both expected to attend. >> norah:we will cover it here in cbs. scott macfarlane, thank you. there is game-changing news tonight for americans facing crushing medical debt. that's next. ♪ ♪ when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd... i noticed things changed. breztri gave me better breathing starting within 5 minutes. it also reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler... for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. bre

mark zuckerberg is trying to repair that wreathed on the idea of prioritising free speech over catchingand this could go a long way to repairing the relationship. interestingly, at ces where you are is the chief executive of ex— and of course the strategy that meta is following is already implemented at x present we tried to get a pop a comment with the boss of x look at what happened. iiiiuiith comment with the boss of x look at what happened.— at what happened. with respect to its content _ at what happened. with respect to its content moderation - to its content moderation policy, linda yaccarino was part of a fireside chat with the journalist. part of a fireside chat with thejournalist. she part of a fireside chat with the journalist. she said welcome to the party, this was a great move by meta but we wanted to ask about these allegations that elon musk is spreading misinformation and disinformation on the platform which she owns and she runs. there's a whole host of examples but one that has come up examples but one that has come up in recent days is misinformation and disinformati