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TikTok's gone dark. I'm Debra Valentine, Fox News. TikTok has gone dark for 170 million U.S. users. Fox's Chris DeMeo with the latest. TikTok was removed from prominent app stores Saturday night just before a federal law would have banned the popular social media platform. The law required TikTok's China-based parent company ByteDance to sell the platform or face a U.S. ban. 170 million people use the app in the U.S.,
President-elect Trump has indicated he'll work on a solution to reinstate TikTok once he takes office. Chris DiMeo, Fox News. President-elect Trump's election promises of mass deportation of illegal migrants is expected to begin on Tuesday, a day after his swearing-in, according to published reports. Incoming reporters are Tom Holman on Fox News Live. First week. I mean, we have got over 700,000
illegal aliens in the United States with final orders of removal. President Trump has been clear from day one, from the campaign on to today, that he's going to secure the border and he's going to have the deportation operation. There has to be consequences for violating our laws. Illinois' governor recently indicated he won't cooperate with the planned deportations.
We won't go back. Thousands of people gathering in Washington Saturday to protest President-elect Trump's upcoming inauguration, calling it the People's March. Activists for women's rights, racial justice and other causes rallying against incoming policies they say will threaten their constitutional rights. It's galvanizing and seeing people of all different generations, all different races and creeds coming together because we want to change the system. We want a more moral system and we're here to do what's right.
Similar marches were also held on Saturday in places such as Boston, San Francisco and New York City. Also participating in the People's March. America's listening to Fox News. OK, business leaders, are you playing defense or are you on the offense? Are you just excuse me? Hey, I'm trying to talk business here.
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Day one of the Israel Hamas ceasefire and hostage release deal expected to be in effect as of 1.30 a.m. our time, Eastern Time boxes. Mike Tobin reports from Tel Aviv. The identities of the three female hostages who were supposed to be released tomorrow were supposed to have been handed over to the Israelis by now. But as we watch in this process, nothing really happened.
on time. However, this is a breakthrough point. We're on the eve of the ceasefire that is supposed to kick in and start the process that brings the hostages home. Still, on the eve of the ceasefire, the violence continues. Israeli airstrikes have gone into the Gaza Strip. The Hamas-run health ministry says over the last 24 hours, 23 Palestinians have been killed. The Houthis promised to stand in solidarity with the Palestinians through this process.
and continue to fire ballistic missiles. Twice in the last 24 hours, the sirens sounded over the eastern portion of Israel. The first phase has Hamas releasing 33 women and children and hostages over 50 years old. Israel plans to release hundreds of Palestinian prisoners.
The Palisades and Eaton wildfires in Los Angeles continue to rage on. Fox Business Network's Madison Allworth reports from Altadena. Containment continues to improve with those winds easing, but the cause of these fires, it's still being investigated. First responders, firefighters, they are working hard and fast this weekend in order to get the blaze under control because...
Those Santa Ana winds are expected to return next week, so the clock is ticking. I want to bring you to the Palisades Fire. That is the largest wildfire, and some evacuation orders have been lifted so that residents can get back to their homes for the first time since January 7th.
The Eaton Fire, which is the one that impacted Altadena, where I am today. Schools are still closed here and over 8,600 structures have been destroyed. The Palisades Fire is reported to be 49% contained and the Eaton Fire is reported to be 73% contained at this time. I'm Deborah Valentine. This is Fox. Lando retató el tiempo a Pérez. ♪♪
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