doctor mark siegel separate fact from fiction. we have team coverage tonight, kristin fisher standing by with highlights from tonight's keep america great rally with the battle over witnesses in the senate trial raging late into the evening. a lot of speculation. >> it is a big battle, two sources tell fox news mitch mcconnell informs colleagues he does not have the votes to block witnesses the one source used the word yet. conversations continuing things could change by the hour. chuck schumer said 10 to 12 republicans are in play. >> that ends our presentation. >> donald trump's defense team wrapped up three days of arguments just in time for 16 hours of questions set to begin tomorrow. >> i remind senators their questions must be in writing. >> senators will send their questions to chief justice john roberts will read them out loud over to the period. the president's defense team and house managers will answer those questions in a suggested 5 minutes or less following two days of questions friday could change the entire dynamic

mark siegel, does it go too far or not far enough. >> almost far enough.ething called puff bars. teens are clever, they evade where the regulations go. teens have gotten excited about puff bars, that are essentially like juul, they are immigration juul, they are imitation cartridges, they are disposable, you use them once you throw them out, they are loaded with nicotine they are flavored. we don't know if regulation will apply to them. david: should they. >> they should, but they use the word cartridges. >> people are confused there has been a conflation too many teens are vaping and people are dying from vaping, those are two different problem, i'm not sure this does anything abouts fact that the products seem to be laced with unhealthy things that kill people. >> let's talk about that. i'm glad you made that point. people are dying over 2000 people got sick of vaping marijuana type products. oil-based with vitamin elace, this does not apply to, that there say culture of vaping, a lot of same time who vape the e-cig are also vaping mariner ma products. b

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mark siegel will join us in studio on what you need to know right now. with sofi, get your credit cards right by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. and get your interest rate right so you can save big. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. david: dow dropping this afternoon on news from cdc that a case from coronavirus from china had been recorded for first time in united states, specifically in seattle, washington, cdc second panning screening for the virus at airports in atlanta and chicago, memories of global fear stems from sars virus are still vivid in minds of public health officials as well as investors, i man who has written about dangers of global virus our own medical experts dr. marc siegel, he is joining is, first, is the fear of this virus justified? >> i say yes, we don't know all of the answers yet. it is, merges like sars it a coronavirus it contagious from human-to-human, we think that one person spread it to 14 in a hospital. we don't know if that is a super spreader or gist the general way, it potentially d

doctor mark siegel is questioning china's claims of being transparent. >> i have reason to believe thate numbers are suddenly skyrocketing and for months there was word out of china that people were getting sick from a strange illness and people dying. are they on the death certificates, this virus? >> this video shows the streets of wuhan, the center of this outbreak, completely deserted. that city is home to 11 million people. there have been five confirmed cases of the coronavirus in five states, more than 100 patients under evaluation in 26 days, the president tweeting we offered china and president xi any help that is necessary. our experts are extraordinary. jillian: us backed forces are ambushed as they try to reach a crashed military plane. a taliban spokesman says flies with healthy afghan troops from securing the crash site. a local police officials the four bodies were found in the wreckage. the taliban claims it shot down the surveillance claim. the crash was due to technical issues. isis allowing to wage war on israel, a new phase of terror. calling on fighters to reclaim t

mark siegel and he is not that worried yet. even hearing from the administration today, trying to settle everybody at ease. settle down, yes there is a new thing but we're dealing with it. you saw the markets reacted well to that. it is interesting that they get that skiddish about a brand new virus and they don't think anything of the idea the president will ever be thrown out of office by the senate. neil: do you think that, assuming that is correct, the numbers favor it, would take a lot of republican senators, 20 plus to go along for impeachment that seeps unlikely, this could drag out longer and be a market event? that is if you're waiting for witnesses, if this drags on much longer, the end and conclusion would be pretty much the same he is not impeached but it could fester a while, what do you think? >> that's true. it could fester but i would be surprised. this is somebody who is in no way a market expert but certainly from the perspective of our many conversations over the years about this subject, every time we talk a

mark morgan. fox news medical correspondent marc siegel on the deadly coronavirus that continues to spread.d all of the news of the day at least the most important news of the day at the top of the hour. please join us much liz, back to you. liz: great to see you, lou, thank you so much. former trump campaign advisor carter page holding democrats accountable if the government won't. carter page suing the democratic national committee for funding false opposition research used by the fbi to spy on him. page has been public how much it hurt him personally, his reputation and business. i want to move ton to hans von spakovsky. with the heritage foundation. his lawyer is saying, this is the just the beginning. we could see more lawsuits. >> look, these kind of defamation lawsuits are usually pretty tough to win especially for someone considered a public figure like carter page but if i was the liability carrier for the dnc or the perkins law firm i would get out my checkbook to settle this case because, lack they engineered a false report, which they then fed to federal law enforcement to get a

taylor: that was adam from the -- adam siegel from the council on foreign relations and peggy collins. the signing marks the first phase of a broader trade pact. however, the pact avoids dealing with issues of huawei's access to american markets. -- markets and suppliers. i got reaction from huawei's director of expressionless congressional affairs. >> is an interesting and broad agreement. early agreements are mixed in how the institutions work. but it is a good sign of an agreement in phase one. taylor: what do you want to see from phase two? don: huawei is private and private employee held company. the trade deal between the two -- huawei hasnot no input there. like any global company, we look for trade stability as well as open markets. we have preached that we hope that is the result down the road as we get to phase two or phase three. taylor: you mentioned you are a global company. how has the impact been from the trade tensions? don: like any company, there is always tension. but huawei always has business continuity in plans -- continuity plans in place so the effect has not been that drastic. l

and officedepot.com >> laura>> mark: a 40-year-oldl things to a piece of movie popcorn launched in his tooth. how did it happen? and how can it happen to you? dr. marc siegelfox news' medical correspondent, and he joins us now. dr. siegel, how did this, how did this trip to the movies end up with open heart surgery? >> first of all it is a listen to everyone out there. we are all putting her hands in her mouth. this man had a piece of popcorn in his back to than he was putting everything and they are trying to get it out, wire, toothpaste, and then finally a metal nail. and famous for having a lot of bacteria on it and the gums are bacteria highway to the heart. similar to as a drug abuser putting bacteria into the veins. that is why we see so many heartfelt infections. 15,000 in the united states every year. so he went to see, mark, his primary care doctor in new england and so he had fevers, sweats and a heart murmur and sent him home. here in the united states, i would do an echo, echocardiogram to exam at the heart. i was shocked he was sent home. it may be an indictment of the national health service that that happened. >> mark: >> mark: we always lik

mark mahurie and diane mahurie. betty meriwether. dan siegel, andlene a. -- and lina. >> hi. my name is marry, and i'm -- mary, and i'm a parent of a fourth grade student. some of us wanted to lend our support. the african american leadership are coming to present today, and we wanted to make sure we come to support their work. >> good evening. my name is olly. >> my name is malla. >> and my name is liah. >> and we are fourth graders at ulloa elementary. we would like to thank the b.s.u., staff, and board of education, our principal, and fellow peers back at ulloa. >> e.s.u. was started last year at our school when the parents at ulloa. at b.s.u., i like where we get to learn about other things. last year, we made fruit infused water. also in be well, we talked about sugar and how it could give you diabetes. [together: dun, dun, dun] >> i like how we could talk about opportunities and how we could do better. >> i like b.s.u. because it makes us feel special, like we belong. in b.s.u., we learn how to lift each other up. for example, we clap for each other when we do something