I'm Jillian Richards, I'm Virginia Allen, and this is a daily signal top news for Wednesday,

November 2nd.

Here are today's headlines.

Elon Musk said users who have been blocked from Twitter won't be allowed back onto the

platform until there's a clear process in place.

This may take a few weeks or more.

Musk, who recently closed on his $44 billion Twitter purchase, made these remarks in a tweet

today.

Musk said he's talked to civil society leaders about how Twitter will continue to combat

hate and harassment and enforce its election integrity policies.

Musk added that Twitter's contents moderation counsel will include representatives with widely

divergent views, which will certainly include the civil rights community and groups who

face hate-fueled violence.

According to the Washington Post, the U.S. Capitol Police have surveillance footage of

the man breaking into House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's home in San Francisco on Friday morning.

A Capitol police officer reportedly backtracked the footage to minutes before San Francisco

police arrived.

Three sources told the Washington Post that the Capitol Police video caught the assailant

hammer-in-hand breaking into Pelosi's home.

But no one saw it happening in the moment.

The police arrived after the man had broken in where he attacked Nancy Pelosi's husband

Paul Pelosi with a hammer.

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