Branson blasts off this weekend, and Trump sues over censorship

Speaker 1: This is seen. And here are the stories that matter right now. Billionaire Richard Branson, founder of the Virgin group will launch to the edge of space this weekend aboard his own Virgin gala. Galactic spaceship, two unity Branson says this is largely a test flight to evaluate the private astronaut experience. His flight comes nine days before Amazon's Jeff Bezos. As several privately held companies begin to explore the viability of space tourism. Virgin gala Galactic's flight is expected to launch Sunday morning from New Mexico at 6:00 AM [00:00:30] Pacific time. It will last roughly 90 minutes. You can watch the livestream@cnet.com. Former president Donald Trump has filed lawsuits, accusing Google, Facebook, Twitter, and their CEOs. First amendment violations for alleged censorship. Each of those companies banned Trump on the wake of the deadly us capital riot on January 6th, citing concerns. He would incite more violence. Some experts believe the lawsuits will be dismissed as the first amendment applies to government censorship and not to private companies. [00:01:00] And finally, TikTok has more to all offer than just teaching you new dance moves. TikTok resumes is now live in the pilot program. Lets job seekers post video resumes to TikTok for positions with partner companies like NASCAR, Shopify and the WWE. You can find the resumes feature in the TikTok app via the hashtag TikTok resumes and@tiktokresumes.com. The initial test runs through the end of July and is currently open to us. Residents only stay [00:01:30] up to date with the latest by visiting CNET.