i m boris sanchez. i m an marie walker. tornado ripping through three states, leaving one dead and 10 others injured. a seven is under way for the missing and 100,000 people remain without power. plus, the final sprint. only three days to go until election day. we will tell you where candidates are making their final pitch to voters as we get a deeper look at the closest and most contentious races on the map. and a missed deadline. former president trump fails to hand over subpoena documents to congress. now, the skrapb 6th committee is giving him a new deadline. twitter slashing staff. thousands are now without jobs. what does it mean for the platform s future? it is the weekend. we are grateful you are starting it with us, this saturday,
bracing for big changes under elon musk. the billionaire reportedly planning to splash the company s workforce by nearly 75%? should his take over bid go through, that s the plan. is that real, 75%? right. that s a big slash, bill. folks inside are concerned. one source is sharing with me that employees are spiraling. another that job postings are openly being passed around right now. folks are also telling me those who staunchly support twitter s content moderation approach believe it could destroy the platform that lets folks moderate what exposes users to hacks, lies and offensive material. in texts released during the trial musk agreed that twitter had too many employees for the amount of revenue it was bringing in and taking on at least 12 1/2 billion of debt to finance the deal. slashing staff would help ease
man. thanks for joining us this morning. ainsley: thanks, dan. we have more headlines for you this morning. united states slashing staff at embassy in cuba over health concerns. roughly 60% of american diplomats being removed after unexplained health attacks in 2016. two dozen health officials falling ill with hearing loss, neurological symptoms no, clear cause of the symptoms has been determined at this point as the island nation denies any blame. and dick s sporting goods, an employee s resignation letter is now going viral. his name is alex degarmo. he is 20 years old. he posted this resignation letter online after the store changed its policy on guns. the nebraska man saying, in part, quote: i will not work for a company that pushes for the restriction of the second amendment. the company recently announced it would no longer sell ar-15s and set an age limit of 21 for all gun sales. joining a list of other companies also tightening