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the senate has voted to acquit president trump in just the 3rd presential impeachment ial in us history. but not every republcan agreed that the president was innont in fact republican senator mitt romney was the sole gop member who voted that presidentrump was guilty on the arge of abuse of power. romney becomes again the first senator in story to vote to remove a president from s own party from office for the vote was cast senar romney explained his decision to take a listen. >>thgreat question. the constitution task senators to answer is whether the president committed an act so extreme and egregious. that rises to the lel. a high crime. and misdemean. yes he did. >>president trump is expected todeliver remarks about the impeachment trial. in aboua little more than a half hour om right now at 9 o'clock ur time or to bring you those remarks live when they happen. >>and after the there were the demonstrations and they happen all around the cntry on the left-hand side you see outside the capitol building in washington d c people protesting after the senate how and in new york city on th

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be theatch what could worst week in stocks since the 2008.ial crisis, markets are coming off the lowsfirst few minutes of trading but still are down substantially. we see u.s. equity futures recovering as well, down only about 1%, but you still have huge drops. yesterday, the s&p 500 posted its biggest drop since 2011. let's get our top stock stories, with annmarie hordern in london. nmarie: across the stoxx 600, andworst faring in a travel leisure, down over 6%. worst inor is doing the stoxx 600, hitting the lowest level since november 2016. iag down 6%. they said today it is not possible to give an accurate full-year assessment because of the impact of the coronavirus, and they see weakness in demand. easyjet down 3%, seeing significant demand softening and planning to cancel routes. anna: the travel and leisure sector taking the brunt of the losses when it comes to market response and reaction, in european trading. hendersonn of investments is with us. we wonder what other asset classes might be vulnerable. one of my colleagues put out a story, calling it the scariest a chart this

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