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we'll be back next friday at 5:30 p.m meantime back to london. the last 20 seconds of the uk in the european union.>> my missioe you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money" and welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to save you some money my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach so call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer i wish the week hadn't played this way nasdaq and dow down. and earnings have been good. we hope to take the temperature of the moment. we didn't realize the only temperature this market cares about is one that is well north of 98.6 degrees because wall street only has eyes for the coronavirus. unfortunately we have no idea about the real state of this this outbreak. the situation is too volatile, too dynamic. when investor can't figure out something like this, they head for the hills and that is what happened to

p.m. in the meantime we want to get your reaction to what you have heard. 175 questions were asked of the house impeachment managers in the trump defense team. one of the people you heard a lot from tonight was patrick filled in on the trump defense team. the new york times reports he began his career and the george w. bush administration and worked with the president on establishing military tribunals at guantÁnamo bay and that is one of the things that came to light about patrick filled then. the senate has come back into session. >> mr. president ask unanimous consent the general be approved today and the senate is in morning business permitted to speak up to ten minutes each. >> without objection so ordered. >> asking . at the senate proceed to immediate h conrad is 86 received from the house. >> the clerk will report to the house concurrent resolution 86 provides for a joint session of congress to receive a message from the president. >> is there any objection to the proceeding? none heard, proceed. >> i asked the maid one - - agreed to with no intervening action or debate. >> withou

p.m. in the meantime stuff will be happening behinds the scenes.esponse from the white house defense team will come this weekend. also both the house managers and white house defense team will have to file briefs and responses to those briefs over the course of the next several days. and when senators return on tuesday they will be debating and voting on the initial rules and structure of the trial. the expectation at this point in time is it will essentially be presentations from both sides, each lasting 24 hours over the course of a couple of days and then questions from senators over the course of 16 hours. that's a resolution still being drafted by senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. democrats have made clear have made clear they will vote against it and likely offer amendments to it. it could get interesting early but the big question still outstanding for everybody is will there be enough votes likely after the presentation and questions subpoena witnesses and documents. at this point in time democrats have made clear that is what they're

p.m. eastern, less than 12 hours from now. in the meantime, the interim, the chief justice is going to leave, go home and get some breath, because he asked oversee two arguments starting at 10:00 a.m., it's now wednesday almost 2:00 a.m. on the east coast, but it looks like they've reached a deal on party lines, only one vote night in which susan collins, senator from maine, republican, crossed over, but it was not of consequence, as the amendment was tabled heading into a vote. now we have the framework, gianno, tomorrow -- i guess it is today -- today, later today, they actually get started. >> right. we still have to look out for these senators. mitt romney, susan collins, lisa murkowski, to see what they do throughout this process, as well. think about susan collins, who is in a very interesting reelection bid, and one who is going to be very considerate about having a fair process. so this is something i think a lot of folks are going to be watching, as we now have the framework in place -- in the senate, we can be assured, at least a li

p.m. eastern. in the meantimearlson coming up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." last weekend, a horrifying stabbing attack at a hanukkah party in muncie new york. listen to the daughter of one victim described the aftermath of that. >> he had a fractured skull. he has been sliced through his neck. he has a shattered arm. the doctors do not have high hopes for him. he may never -- if you wakes up, he may never be able to walk, tall, or even process speech

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p.m. tuesday and run six days. meantime president trump is headed to switzerland this evening to attend the world economic forum. in washington, carolyn hiv, ial away at 10:00 tomorrow morning. we will air interrupted. greatly will also be following the impeachment trial, and he will bring us live reports right here on ktvu. >>> thousands of gun rights asked the best are gathering in richmond, virginia proposing plans to pass gun-control legislation. security at the event was increased over concerns about the expected participation of militia groups, and white supremacist at the rally. the protesters say they want to show opposition to a proposed assault weapons ban along with other gun-control legislation. >> certainly not concerned with anything other than unjust laws, and politicians not listening to their voters, their constituents. the government is for the people, by the people. and i think we need to remind them every now and then that they are not above us, that they are us. >> reporter: the pushback against propose

p.m. eastern tomorrow. in the meantime, we will have around-the-clock coverage. don't miss it tomorrow. bret baier and martha maccallum have everything you need to know. until then, good night. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." of course from washington tonight you are looking at the center for life where there is a debate that raises over the rules resolution supposedly governing how the impeachment trial of donald trump will proceed. for those who have jobs and haven't been glued to your television all day, let me catch you up on what matters and what you need to get from the proceedings if you didn't get it, we were tortured for you. the senate, led by majority leader mitch mcconnell, has so far voted to table, that means basically kill, four amendments offered by chuck schumer and are currently debating the fifth amendment. democrats thought they might see a few g.o.p. defections but so far they have not seen one. in the past few hours we seen a number of different developments. this is big. "the washington post" is reporting, this was just an hour or two a

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p.m. >> julian is live in miami, he'll give us a live report about the security measures. in the meantime, let's check in with mike for a look at the forecast. >> here's a look at some of the fog out there. visibility is increasing around half moon bay. it was one mile about a half hour ago. it's slipping some of that through the san bruno gap. look at the fog heading towards sfo. we'll have delays there heading through the morning commute and into the early afternoon hours. 47 to 53, slightlymilder this morning. that won't stop the warming trend. we're already average to a bit . 56 to 65 at

spills rain into the bay area by tuesday, but in the meantime just on again, off again clouds this weekend. the niners taking on the packers sunday at 3:40 p.m. it's a mostly cloudy start to the game and a temperature, not bad, 60 degrees. we're still lagging in the rain department. i know it feels like it's rained a lot, and at least we've recorded rain a lot, just not a lot of rain. it's been wet, but not that wet. 87 percent of average in santa rosa. in livermore, the east much, and do you know that up in marin, they have the local reservoirs, the important number is the snow pack because that's where the water comes from. but in terms of the amount we normally get this time of year, around the city, it's not that good. so here's what's happening to sum it up. partly cloudy tonight, areas of fog forming. weekend is dry. next chance of rain is coming in on tuesday. daytime highs livermore 55, san jose 58, clouds from time to time saturday, sunday, and monday, and then more rain moving into the bay area tuesday. wednesday we begin to dry it out. so as of now there's just one day next week where might wet. as for the news, here's alan. >>> t

p.m. in the meantime we want to get your reaction to what you have heard. 175 questions were asked of thehouse impeachment managers in the trump defense team. one of the people you heard a lot from tonight was patrick filled in on the trump defense team. the new york times reports he began his career and the george w. bush administration and worked with the president on establishing military tribunals at guantÁnamo bay and that is one of the things that came to light about patrick filled then. the senate has come back into session. >> mr. president ask unanimous consent the general be approved today and the senate is in morning business permitted to speak up to ten minutes each. >> without objection so ordered

we'll be back tomorrow night and every weeknight 8:00 p.m., the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pompocity, smugness and group think. in the meantimehave a great night. sean hannity, sean: amen. we should pray for the greatest military force that god gave. there's a lot of evil in the world with and they put their lives on the line every day. we start with some important breaking news tonight. we as a country will need to still be on high alert spite early sports that strongly believe iran was, in fact, attempting to kill meanies in last night's missile attack not an intentional space-saving maneuvers. they intended to kill off men and women in iraq. they failed. all 16 rockets missed their objective. now president trump is giving them an out. in order to

. >>> 49ers meantime will play green bay who just beat the seattle seahawks and you can watch the n fc championship game right here on ktvu fox 2 news 3:40 p.m. sunday afternoon. and make sure you catch the point after. then 911 lone star. and ktvu fox 2 news in prime time. >>> time now 4:10. make sure you catch sara sal castancastaneda right now. >> west no problems driving on to the bridge. it is lightly traveled right now along the entire stretch into san francisco. peninsula traffic very good right now. and as we look at the rest of the commute we're off to a very nice start. and that includes the south bay. at 4:10. let's bring steve in. >> all right. let's get to it here. we have increasing clouds here. now the rain coming in thursday, has there been any change at all. maybe a little later. still it looks like for the morning commute. it might be around the 7:00 to 10:00 a.m. 40 miles per hour gusts on the coast. and a winter storm warning wrapping up for the mountains. this is old school cold front really. that's what it is. what we used to say back in the day. but we'll have increasing clouds. 30s on many of these temps. fremont's in

meantime our special coverage of iowa caucuses kicks off tomorrow. we'll be in des moines, starting at noon on this very show, "cavuto: coast to coast." 4:00 p.m. on "your world." 10 a.m. on saturday. any breaking developments there, on impeachment front, virus front, we got you covered, from the snowy landscape we call iowa. great food but i digress. meantime is touting how he is working on china and coronavirus and how the backdrop is a strong economy and something labor secretary eugene scalia was telling me yesterday is going to resist all these pressures abroad. take a look. most seem to be thinking at the very least they're headed for a big slowdown pause of this. shoppers there have stopped shopping. people have stopped traveling. and that they could fall into, slowdown, a recession, maybe worse. then there is a worldwide economic pinch. what do you think? >> look, this is a health crisis in china has to be addressed but our economic prospects in this country right now have never been better. neil: there is a theme coming out of the administration. a consistent one, heard it from wilbur ross today. heard it certainly from the labor secret

p.m. >> julian is live in miami, he'll give us a live report about the security measures. in the meantime, let's check in with mike for a look at the forecast. >> here's a look at some of the fog out there. visibility is increasing around half moon bay. it was one mile about a half hour ago. it's slipping some of that through the san bruno gap. look at the fog heading towards sfo. we'll have delays there heading through the morning commute and into the early afternoon hours. 47 to 53, slightlymilder this morning. that won't stop the warming trend. we're already average to a bit . 56 to 65 at 57. i'll show you 70s today and tomorrow coming up. >> we're following a crash in burlingame that's blocking one lane right now. injuries have not been reported as of yet. hopefully there are none. this is northbound 101 before millbrae avenue there. expect some slight delays as you make your way in that direction. also moving over to san francisco right now, market street changes there. no personal cars on market street for eastbound vehicles, that's 10th and main street between that area and for car

in the meantime, do not miss the bill hemmer report that debuts 3 p.m.time one hour before your world. i know the anchor to that show and i know bill hemmer. both nice guys. and not only the fallout from the protests today, but ironically occurring the same day that we're getting word for all the key demographic groups, including women, you're looking at record low unemployment issues. don't be surprised if you hear they count the economic reality something that's pounded through some of the candidates who are going to park themselves in washington in the middle of the protests for the impeachment hearings. the tug and the push and pull on that, we've got that covered for you on fox business, which if you don't get, you should demand it, but enough of that. fa fox news continues. it's the closest thing to automatic savings that we've ever offered. at newday, veterans can refinance their mortgage with no income verification, no appraisal and no out of pocket expenses. and we've extended our call center hours so that every veteran can take advantage of the

p.m. on the east coast. and when that does, we'll bring you to that coverage here on c-span. we're taking your calls in the meantime. let me tell you a little bit about where we are in clive, iowa. it's about three miles away from des moines, and it's two counties in the state. dallas and polk county. president obama won dallas county in the general election, and hillary clinton secured more than bernie sanders in the caucus election. it was a similar election and polk county, in both the general and primary battles. let's go to stephen in belleville, illinois. stephen, good evening to you. what are your impressions of the iowa caucus, the campaign season so far? >> i think it's great. >> like? >> -- why? >> i'm rooting for pete buttigieg. he speaks seven different languages. i think that's the kind of president we need. he's young. he is ambitious, very highly intelligent. he's a war vet and he's exactly what we need. and he doesn't want any more wars. and if there's any worse going on, -- wars going on, he wants us out of the. >> why do you think we need that kind of president? why is that important to you? >> be

p.m. eastern time using every minute of the 24 hours granted. republicans still hope to wrap this up so quickly that it could be done by the end of next week. we shall see. meantime, i'll see you tomorrow. here's "the five." ♪ >> juan: hello, everyone i'm juan williams along with katie papp ledge dana perino, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five." democratic house managers are making their final arguments in the impeachment trial of president trump. tomorrow, saturday, it is the president trump legal team's turn. they will respond to the week of attacks from democrats. take a look. speak of this presidential stonewalling of congress is unprecedented i

p.m. >> the show is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and group think another selection in the american utopia series errors tomorrow. it's a good one but in the meantime sean hannity live from new york city >> sean: amen. we should pray for the greatest military force that god gave. who put their lives on there's a lot of evil in the the line for us everyday. world with and they put their lives on the line every day. we start with some important breaking news tonight. we as a country will need to still be on high alert spite early sports that strongly believe iran was, in fact, attempting to kill meanies in -- americans in last night's missile attack not an intentional space-saving maneuvers. they intended to kill off men and women in iraq. they failed. all 16 rockets missed their objective. thank god, no americans or iraqi killed. now president trump is giving them an out. in order to deescalate the situation, keep the campaign

p.m. when reports of a downed aircraft on a hillside came in. we will continue to monitor this breaking news and bring it to you as soon as we learn more. >>> all right, meantimeme is running out for 2020 presidential candidates to win over voters in iowa with just now eight days to go before the state's democratic caucuses. joe biden picking up a key endorsement from the sioux city journal's editorial board, but it comes with a nudge. the paper is urging the former vice president to name senator amy klobuchar as his running mate. cnn correspondent keung law joins me now. keung, what more are you learning? >> reporter: she said, hey, they said some nice things about me, even though they took the former vice president as an endorsement. i want you to take a look from this poll that came from cu.gov and it shows who is at the top, sanders, biden and buttigieg in the top, and elizabeth warren making up 15%. people are still undecided, many willing to switch. they said this will go up to the last minute, and that's what senator klobuchar is counting on. we caught up with her as she landed in eastern iowa. she got on the plane, jumped on her bus and she told us she

trade deals, regulation, deregulation, getting out of the way, meantime, the impeachment trial officially gets underway on capitol hill at 1:00 p.mhis coming after back and forth arguments from both sides of the aisle. the pneumonia-like virus spreading rapidly in china. the number of confirmed cases tripling. what you need to know as it reaches major cities in china. investors on edge because of that corona virus in china. we have losses across the board. again, investors, they bet on what they can quantify, possible economic impact, people are thinking about the saars virus, what that did to the asian economy. we have a 45 point loss on the dow futures. markets were closed yesterday as we honored dr. martin luther king, junior on the annual l holiday. in europe there are declines across the board as well, a loss of 1% on the ftse 100 in england. asia overnight, the shanghai composite sliding nearly 1 and-a-half percent, the worst day in two months. the hang seng lost almost 3%, mood hey's downgrading honk -- moody's downgrading the credit rating. counting down to super bowl liv and one of the most watched moments, the half time

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meantime, another nomination on the schedule today. debate continuing on the nomination to lead the install business administration. confirmation vote on her nomination is scheduled for 12:15 p.m. eastern time. take you live now to the senate floor on c-span 2. ... the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. reverend black will lead us in our prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. eternal god, our nation needs your mercy. the challenges are too great to be met with mere human ingenuity. you have been our protection. shelter us until the violent storms are passed. let your glory shine on your lawmakers. may their thoughts, words, and deeds prompt people to glorify you. inspire our senators to place their confidence completely in you. eternal god, you are our salvation. we will trust and not be afraid, for you are our strength and song. we pray in your loving name. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in the pledge. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the presiding officer: the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the c

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in the meantime, we are getting word that defense secretary of the united states mark esper will hold a briefing with reporters in about a half hour, 2:00 p.me pentagon. now, oil is down from some of the highs that we were seeing as the issue over supply and the fact we have so much oil ourselves, where independent oil exporter, the world's largest exporter of oil so maybe we can weather this. daniel turner says the u.s. can withstand things even if it gets to the point of attack and global oil supplies are threatened. i guess it's how much of an attack and how much the threat ultimately is. what do you think? >> i agree with you. i mean, we are prepared for the future and look, we don't know what tomorrow is going to bring with iran. we pray for peace, we pray that there's nothing bad for our country. but ten years ago, a lot of your audience will remember, sadly there's a lot of voters who don't remember this but 10, 12 years ago, oil hit $146 a barrel. the average american was paying close to $4.50 a gallon at the pump. that didn't happen this time. yesterday, you used the phrase a few times, a muted response to this. i love that phrase,

p.m. tomorrow and of course, it will be live on c-span2. mitch mcconnell is returning to the senate floor so they will be coming in shortly but in the meantime let's hear from steven in minneapolis democrat. >> caller: hello. it's amazing what i'm hearing. the democrats are presenting a solid case with limited information and they have not been able to receive the documents nor be able to talk to witnesses and they still have a very strong case and what i'm hearing from the senate right now from the republicans is pontification of arbitrary sins and they don't care about the facts and they are in lockstep and comments are all the same and it makes me fearful of what is happening to the government. >> host: that was steven in minneapolis. how's impeachment managers have 24 hours and they have about 11 left and then the trump defense team gets 24 hours and that summit gets 16 hours to ask questions and there's a four hour debate of documents and witnesses included in this phase of the trial all live on c-span2, new jersey, republican, go ahead. >> caller: i just want to comment. i'm not quite sure yet this is a foregone conclusion in the senat