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i did not realize how much i missed shepard smith until shepard smith was back, baby. >> hey!like it here. >> stephen: cnbc. >> first in business worldwide! >> stephen: it's the first name in shark tanks. we have a slew of tanks filled with sharks over there. you have to do something. you were on the air last night until how late? >> about 4:00 eastern. >> stephen: have you bathed since then? >> uh, spit shined, a little spongy thing. >> stephen: sure. >> there's no time. you gotta do the news. >> stephen: a little water on the back of the neck, a couple of rose pedals, ready to go. >> boom. >> stephen: last night was not the night that the democrats were necessarily hoping for. there was a lot of hope for another blue wave, even something like the blue wave in 2018. but the delay in the reporting itself, like, not knowing everything yet, that's not abnormal, right? we're in a-- >> no! >> stephen: it's a perfectly normal situation, especially normal for covid. >> well, it is, but it's normal-normal, normal. you vote and then you count. it's just in the past we didn't take that

i'm shepard smith. on twitte twitter @thenewsoncnbc and follow the fauci and follow the fauci we'll see you on monday. narrator: over a span of four years, the men import more than $3 billion worth of the precious metal. renaudin: go, go, go, go, go. that's what it was. go get everything. that was just the work of three individuals. it made no sense that they were bringing in that much. narrator: but what is the source of their gold? and just who were they doing business with? the gold mining is funded by narcotics to actually use as a mechanism to launder that money. bolton: a kilo of cocaine in the jungle is $2,500. a kilo of gold is $30 to $40,000. what would you rather move?

i am jim cramer, see you tomorrow the news with shepard smith starts now >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc and this is the news >>> the real world consequences of president trump's refusal to concede. the pandemic, national security, it's all at risk >>> a major political shift in texas. republicans making big gains with hispanic voters in border counties >>> i'm scared we're scared. >> covid watch front line workers in their own words as they struggle to keep up the fight against covid-19. >>>. >>> plus a veterans day story you don't want to miss two vets team up on a wild mission to make bourbon. we will put two external fuel tanks on this airplane that have been specially modified. >> it's a critical operation that will hit 700 miles an hour. >> live from cnbc global headquarters, the fact, the truth, "the news" with shepard smith. >> good evening. the numbers do not lie the pandemic is spiralling out of control like never before covid hospitalizations hitting an all-time high across the nation and new cases continue to skyrocket. nearly 62,000 infected patients are in hospitals right n

i am jim cramer, see you tomorrow >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. and this is the news. >>> now we have two vaccines that are really quite effective. >> hope when we need it most a second vaccine trial shows signs of great success what makes it a game-changer and a seize nzal cure can help us get back to normal. >> liftoff >> a new era for nasa. spacex launches four astronauts now in just hours the mission to dock with the international stays station. >> make no mistake when you're flying into space there's always risk. >> i never knew -- another crisis. >> in their own words. life on the front lines. meet the icu nurses volunteering to fight covid-19 far from home. >>> people are running out of unemployment checks. >> and the biden team talks. the plan to fight the pandemic and bring our economy back. >> announcer: live from cnbc global headgaurs, "the news with shepard smith" >> the pandemic is spiringal out of control forcing cities and states to issue new initiatives to slow the spread the united states topped more than 11 million cases. johns h

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""the news with shepard smith"" starts now >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc, and this is "the news. >> who gets live saving medical care and who doesn't get life saving medical care. >> situation critical. testing, hospitals, ppe already maxed out in many areas. now it's on us to stop the spread of covid-19 >> my administration will then coordinate the distribution of the vaccine. >> president trump speaks publicly for the first time since his election defeat. >> this administration will not go under any circumstances, will not go to a lockdown. >> we've got to take strong steps to fight back the second wave. >> closing the valve as covid infections soar, cities issue new restrictions on restaurants, bars, and gyms. >> and action. >> plus, hollywood is back the show must go on. >> we can't rehearse like we used to. >> you'll see the new normal behind the scenes. >> livefrom cnbc global headquarters, the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >> good evening again. the pandemic is raging across the nation shattering record after record day after day many of our hospitals are overw

maybe santa can fix it on this cnbc trip, coast to coast. >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc.bottom of the hour. now the top of the news. covid overwhelming hospitals an straining testing sites across america. we have a chart for you. the average test per day now topping 1.4 million. that's up 80% from two months ago according to the covid tracking project and this is what it looks like line after line, bumper to bumper, this is los angeles, dodger stadium, drive-through testing center, now adding hours to meet demands. drone shots show lines of cars as far as you can see. same thing in chattanooga where the positivity rate has doubled over the last three weeks. similar reports all across the land bertha coombs tracking the wait tim times. >> at community health centers in connecticut, some days they've had to close a few sites early pause they don't have enough tests >> 200, 300, 400 people a day coming in to almost every single one of our testing sites >> reporter: the american clinical lab association says the current coronavirus surge could mean some of the laboratories th

i am jim cramer, >>> i'm shepard smith, it's now official, the biden transition to the presidency begin. the announcement, what it means for team biden and reaction from president trump. the news starts now. >> first picks, the biden administration takes shape, national intelligence, homeland security what these historic appointments say about the direction of the white house. >> this week is just the start of the holiday season. >> travel is exploding as the holidays approach, and so is the virus. more people heading to the airport. despite the cdc's plea to stay home >> people in low income countries can benefit. >> astrazeneca, now the third vaccine proving highly effective. tonight, how this one's different. the challenges, the time line and when americans can expect a shot in the arm. >> large crowds, and gatherings of people is just not something we can do this year. >> plus, the macy's thanksgiving day parade, covid style. a sneak peek at what it takes to keep the holiday tradition alive. >> live, from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >

"the news with shepard smith" starts now. >> i'm shepard smith on cnbc, and this is "the news. >> wear a mask when you are out in public and reduce the contact. >> cdc is recommending against travel during the thanksgiving period. >> joint call to action. stay home. save lives the cdc and governors across the country pleading with all of us, make a sacrifice this thanksgiving. >> an ominous sign of what may be to come for the broader economy. >>> not in school skrk learning from home. tonight, how the trend back to virtual learning could hurt the u.s. economy >>> unprecedented move secretary of state pompeo in israel, making a controversial visit to settlements in the occupied west bank >> these are impressive times. >> reporter:r. >>> plus, how the new work from home culture is pressing many people to take a permanent vacation. >> announcer: live from nbc global heads, the fact, "the news with shepard smith. >> good evening. the coquid predictions are all coming true, more people are sick, hospitalized and dying than ever before 252,290 americans killed like 849/11s, double the americ

i like to say always a bulbull e somewhere and i promise to find it the news with shepard smith starts right now. >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc, and this is the news >> he routinely meets with lawmakers from all across the country. >> false claims of victory, failed court challenges and now this the president pressures local officials to overturn a free and fair election. >> we can begin shipping the vaccine immediately. >> closer to a cure. pfizer applies for emergency approval now the new challenge, how to get the vaccine into the arms of the american people. >>> deadly flooding, thousands of homes destroyed, hurricane iota's trail of destruction. >> we sold all of our turkeys in two hours . >> plus, downsizing thanksgiving, the demand for small turkeys and the extreme measures farmers took to deliver. >>> live from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> good evening, we have new covid-19 reporting on two fronts, one, more covid patients are dying, a doctor raising a red flag about vaccine distribution his point, rampant covid spread will make

for wednesday, november 18, 2 20 -- 2020, i'm shepard smith. fight each other for a deal. this is "shark tank." ♪ inois. my company is echo valley meats, and we specialize in the best meat products in the world. thank you. have a great day. i actually pitched my business on "shark tank" a year and a half ago and walked away without a deal. i can't call your business plan bad because there isn't one. you make a great product, but you're coming in unprepared.

." >>> i'm shepard smith. shark tank's mr. wonderful joins us live to talk money and business and covid-19. from cnbc, this is the news. >> black friday is officially here. >> the covid shopping shift, from in stores to online the deals are here, but will they give retailers the bounce they need to survive 2020? >> with this increased travel, we are literally pouring gasoline on the fire >> the holiday travel surge. it's not good. the precautions some cities are taking to contain a possible super spreader >> it's okay to cry. it's okay to break down. >> hospitals across the country under siege. but front line er doctors still manage to send a message of hope >>> plus, we've got a live one "shark tank's" mr. wonderful kevin o'leary in the news tank, talking small business survival. >> live from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> good evening. the united states just topped more than 13 million covid cases, according to johns hopkins. los angeles has just issued a new stay-at-home orde

always a bull market some where, i promise to find it for you i i amam jim cramer, see you >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. and this is the news >>> the markets just keep going higher >> all time high, the market hits a historic marker, but no stimulus, unemployment running out. what all of this means for americans and their money. >>> out of control spread, and people still aren't listening. new reports the cdc is considering shortening quarantin quarantines. would that make a difference >> center stage. the president-elect officially introduces his team to the world. tonight, his first interview since winning the election >>> you're playing jeopardy with your life. >> plus, an extraordinary journey of love and covid from a patient who was put in a medically induced coma hear her urgent warning. >>> live from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >>> dow 30,000, first time ever, it's been a great cnbc day and a historic milestone on wall street stocks surging even as america enters its darkest chapter yet of this pandemic the pain on main street cannot be ig

i am jim cramer, see you tomorrow the news with shepard smith starts now cramer, it is time with some this election will be decided in a few short hours. these states are about to make some decisions here. close states are georgia, indiana and kentucky and south carolina and vermont and virginia of those, georgia is the one we'll be watching closely on the path to 270. the electoral college votes and the presidency on the line nbc news classifies georgia as a toss-upstate it is historically bright red. in addition, past georgia, mit romney beat president obama there in 2012. president trump beat hillary clinton in georgia four years ago by 5 there is a growing aftfluent in suburban atlanta one of the opponents will be known inside atlanta president trump was in georgia for the last few days in short both sides need the stage. georgia allowed mail-in ballots and early voting for 18 days it reports 3.9 people voted early. that's 90% of votes cast2016 democrats believe they'll lead in the early voting. republicans are betting it all on turnout today and here we go. it's 7:00 on the east

i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour.e top of the news local leaders issuing more covid restrictions ahead of the holiday. in el paso, the county judge imposed a curfew 10:00 at night until 5:00 in the morning. starts tonight, lasts till monday >>> in newark, new jersey, a 10-day stay-at-home advisory begins today the mayor says streets will be closed from 8:00 at night to 3:00 in the morning to anyone who doesn't live there. >>> in louisiana, the governor ordering most bars to shut down indoor service until after christmas. the restrictions come as millions of people have been hitting the roads and airports this week. phil lebeau is live at chicago o'hare phil, a quiet day i'm guessing. >> reporter: quiet is the right word for it. usually the day before thanksgiving it's a mad house here at o'hare as it is at so many other airports. not the case today take a look at this. this is ridiculously quiet for the day before thanksgiving. you never see it like this this is what it might be like on a monday in the middle of the d

. >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc, and this is the news >> this is a game changer. >> a vaccine trial delivers hope to the world a giant leap in the fight against covid-19 we follow the science and how it works. >> we're ready to get to work addressing the needs of the american people. >> the new president-elect prepares for a transition of power. tonight, what a biden administration might look like. >>> legal warfare. president trump refuses to concede. his campaign pushing more lawsuits across battleground states >>> plus, politics turns to georgia and the fight for control of the u.s. senate >>> live from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> and good evening. as america faces what's expected to be the worst wave of covid yet, there is a groundbreaking development in the race for a vaccine. the drug maker pfizer announcing early data shows its experimental vaccine is more than 90% effective in preventing covid-19 that would make it about as effective as the polio vaccine pfizer's ceo telling cnbc we could have up to 50 million doses of it by the end

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i am jim cramer, see you "the news with shepard smith" starts now >>> i'm shepard smith. on cnbc and this is the news >> just this morning i spoke with key leaders in congress. >> troop withdrawal. a date set a pentagon official announced plans to reduce u.s. military presence in afghanistan and iraq >> you can't run away from the data. >> containing the virus. two vaccines close to the finish line, others still in the works. the time line and the science that could save us from covid-19 t-minus 64 days until inauguration the president-elect begins national security briefings but the information is not coming from the people who matter most. >>> plus, six months in space. tonight meet the astronaut who's been there, done that. >>> and good evening it's rare that we get from the government an unfiltered uncensured true view of what's going on with coronavirus. nbc just got one the white house coronavirus task force's latest report delivers a sobering assessment of the pandemic's trajectory. it describes aggressive, unrelenting, expanding, broad community spread across amer

senate >>> live from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> and good evening. as america faces what's expected to be the worst wave of covid yet, there is a ground-breaking development in the race for a vaccine. the drug maker pfizer announcing early data shows its experimental vaccine is more than 90% effective in preventing covid-19 that would make it about as effective as the polio vaccine pfizer's ceo telling cnbc we could have up to 50 million doses of it by the end of this year >> it is a great day for science. it is a great day for humanity when you realize that your vaccine has a 90% effectively. that's overwhelming. >> the good news comes as the virus spreads across the country at a rate we've never before seen cases on the rise in 49 states over the past week 31 of them having their biggest spike since the pandemic began in the past eight days, we've had more than 830,000 new confirmed cases. total hospitalizations are back up to where they were back in july, with more than 56,000 infected patients in hospitals right now. doctors' wa

for >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc and everything is going in the the wrong direction. new tough restrictions it n it's not going to be easy. what we need to do to get our families and ourselves through these next months. a record number of women elected to office. >> drivers on a 6-1 margin prefer being independent contractors. >> live from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith. >> good evening. krns coronavirus is out of control in america and almost everywhere across the nation, we're about to lay it out for you and let you know what the doctors who have been right every step of the way are warping us about what's ahead but then some very helpful advice and guidance on how we can lead our families and manage our kids through it, physically and especially mentally this will be very hard for everybody who survives it. the number of americans testing positive yesterday, the highest ever recorded, 143,000 the number of victims in hospitals, the highest refr reco -- ever recorded, more than 65,000. victims in intense of care, expecte

those details are next >>> the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith back in 90 seconds >>> aeam of friendly robots boosting morale at an extended care home in germany look at pepper leading people through their therapy exercises and games and singing songs and telling stories. then there's jaime greeting visitors at the door, make sure they're wearing a mask and takes their temperature. this is opera navigating around rooms and giving disinfectant. care managers say their robotic co-workers took some getting used to but they're a big help >>> a record setting deep end, and pigs go flying in parliament as we go around the world in 80 seconds. >> taiwan, lawmakers in parliament throwing fists and pig guts, an all out brawl over u.s. meat imports. the problem, the pork being allowed in contains a controversial additive that makes animal meat leaner the opposition party going ham over it calling it unsafe. >>> argentina, tens of thousands cheering one last time for soccer legend diego maradona, his body escorted through the streets of ben knows aris. the 60-year-old laid to rest

see you tomorrow "the news with shepard smith" starts right now i'm shepard shirt. this is the count to 270 it's the news on cnbc. >> democracy is the heartbeat of this nation. >> we will win this and as far as i'm concerned we already have won. >> the count still going america divided. tonight, we break down the road to 270 and the where is country is headed. >> each state will get to a final outcome. >> the economy, health care and the fate of the courts, how the ballots of power in washington could shape our future [ crowd chanting ] contested elections. undelivered ballots, legal challenges for days. what role the courts will play in this historic election. >>> good evening, whoever wins the presidency will do so on a razor's edge we think we'll know before the newscast ends in a few hours but the winner has no mandate. we are not one united states, not right now. the evidence is irrefutable. we are two tribes who see this nation, its troubles, its trials, its triumphs vastly differently. we have our own priorities, goals and aspirations. we disagree about what

"the news with shepard smith" starts now. >> i'm shepard smith on cnbc, and this is "the news. >> wearask when you are out in public and reduce the contact. >> cdc is recommending against travel during the thanksgiving period. >> joint call to action. stay home. save lives the cdc and governors across the country pleading with all of us, make a sacrifice this thanksgiving. >> an ominous sign of what may be to come for the broader economy. >>> not in school skrk learning from home. tonight, how the trend back to virtual learning could hurt th

i am jim cramer, see you "the news with shepard smith" starts now >>> i'm shepard smith.bc and this is the news >> just this morning i spoke with key leaders in congress. >> troop withdrawal. a date set a pentagon official announced plans to reduce u.s. military presence in afghanistan and iraq >> you can't run away from the data. >> containing the virus. two vaccines close to the finish line, others still in the works. the time line and the science that could save us from covid-19 t-minus 64 days until inauguration the president-elect begins

i am jim cramer, see you tomorrow the news with shepard smith starts now >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbchis is the news >>> the real world consequences of president trump's refusal to concede. the pandemic, national security, it's all at risk >>> a major political shift in texas. republicans making big gains with hispanic voters in border counties >>> i'm scared we're scared. >> covid watch front line workers in their own words as they struggle to keep up the fight against covid-19. >>>. >>

"" starts now >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc, and this is "the news. >> who gets live saving medicale and who doesn't get life saving medical care. >> situation critical. testing, hospitals, ppe already maxed out in many areas. now it's on us to stop the spread of covid-19 >> my administration will then coordinate the distribution of the vaccine. >> president trump speaks publicly for the first time since his election defeat. >> this administration will not go under any circumstances, will not go to a lockdown.

[music playing] >>> i'm shepard smith and this is cnbc. the good news keeps coming on the vaccine front. pfizer just days away from requesting fda approval and the first at-home covid test is on its way. cash crisis. states and cities bleeding money with no relief in sight. millions of americans at risk if congress fails to act soon >> we do need to close our schools for the coming days. >> america's largest school system closed. the ripple effect of our kid being sent back home and a cnbc special investigation. >> faster payments mean faster fraud. >> criminals using popular apps to launder cash meant for americans. >>> good evening more good news to report on the vaccine front tonight and it comes at a dire point in the pandemic just an hour ago we got word the united states has now topped more than a quarter million deaths that's more than strokes, suicide and car crashes typically kill in a full year. the virus killed more than 1,700 americans yesterday alone. johns hopkins reports it's the deadliest day in six months. in addition, hos

right now. >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc, and this is the news >> he routinely meets with lawmakersl across the country. >> false claims of victory, failed court challenges and now this the president pressures local officials to overturn a free and fair election. >> we can begin shipping the vaccine immediately. >> closer to a cure. pfizer applies for emergency approval now the new challenge, how to get the vaccine into the arms of the american people. >>> deadly

it's 8:00 on the east coast, 5:00 on the west coast i'm shepard smith and i just closed cnn on the money, the closed in sirch dill will he wears to make first saw the democrat kick has a vote district of columbia, solid blue goes to joe biden and its three electoral votes. nbc news captured that as a relt of snowplowing. >> commas chews sets and it's 11 thirtiy downed we should have pumtd down garn den smith that he is a key 35r9 to that historically president, kentucky here solid red. solid rir rest of the 8 going to going. here are the mistake we're judd does being back is tootoo early. that same day you can zb in, go through a bare it was so complies down for the neighborhood floor drida closes things down. you can see the map and the entire peninsula closes an 40ur and two minutes ago. those counties and districts have just closed at 8:00 eastern time there in the central time zone everyone in florida not for local time she stopped early voting on sunday all of a monday get them to count them now we'll count county by county something from the state of florida. steve core make it can