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Another big march. I'm Paul Stevens, Fox News. Thousands set to be ready to march through the nation's capital, D.C., today. It's called the People's March. The same people behind the Women's March eight years ago after President Trump was inaugurated for his first term are back with the People's March.
Thousands are expected to join in the demonstration down 17th Street to the Lincoln Memorial. Demonstrators can start, however, at one of three locations to begin their march. For example, Franklin Park is the starting point for activists who are demonstrating over women's reproductive rights and LGBTQ issues. One of the organizers said Saturday's event is part of a long-term resistance strategy against President Trump's agenda with what she said is a focus on immigration, abortion and racial justice.
Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News. And for the first time in 40 years, the president-elect will be sworn in inside the U.S. Capitol. President-elect Trump says this was simply a matter of safety. In a Truth Social post, he says the weather forecast for Washington, D.C. on Monday with a windshield factor could take temperatures into severe record lows. I don't want to see people hurt.
or injured in any way. Of course, this means many of Trump's supporters who had traveled from all across the country won't be able to witness the events in person. The Capitol Police say only ticketed guests and members of Congress will be able to attend the ceremonies. Fox's Madeline Rivera, the three inaugural balls on Monday will still go on as scheduled. President-elect Trump naming Penny Schwinn as U.S. Deputy Secretary of Education.
He made the announcement today on Truth Social, saying in part that Schwinn is committed to delivering the American dream to the next generation by returning education back to the states. That ceasefire between Hamas and Israel will go into effect in less than 24 hours. The Israeli cabinet early this morning approving the deal for a ceasefire in Gaza that would also release dozens of hostages and pause the 15-month war with Hamas.
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TikTok losing a legal battle as it now faces a possible ban in the U.S., but it's not clear how that ban could or would be enforced. The Supreme Court delivering a major blow to TikTok by upholding a law that could ban the popular social media app.
The bipartisan law set to take effect Sunday requires TikTok's China-based parent company to sell the app or shut down. President Biden says he will not enforce the ban during his final day in office, but TikTok warns it will go dark for its 170 million U.S. users without clear assurance the law will not enforce. Fox's Chandley Painter, President-elect Trump says he wants to negotiate a quote-unquote political resolution when he gets back in office.
And the TikTok CEO will attend his swearing in. The city of Chicago pushing back against President-elect Trump's plan to start mass deportations beginning there on Tuesday. The president-elect is planning raids next week after he's sworn in on Monday. The Chicago Police Department is issuing a statement saying the department does not document immigration status and does not share information with federal immigration authorities.
Fox Meantime has obtained flyers that are being distributed in Chicago's Latino neighborhoods from the City Council's Committee on Immigrant and Refugee Rights. The flyers aim to inform immigrants of their legal rights and how to interact with ICE agents if their homes are targeted.
Chris DiMeo, Fox News. That big polar vortex is aiming to blast millions across the U.S. with life-threatening cold in the coming week. More than 300 million Americans will experience below-average temps by this coming Monday. The Fox Forecast Center is saying temperatures will plummet as much as 45 degrees below average in some spots. All the lower 48 states and more than 80% of the U.S. population will see temps
Drop below freezing. Deep chill will be felt as far as the deep south with only South Florida escaping the icy grip of that Arctic blast. I'm Paul Stevens. This is Fox News.
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