we ll hear what is was in house and senate offices when all of this was going down. we have representative mullen and jody harrington with us what they saw what they witnessed. on one occasion one of them tried to get the protesters to calm down. for now we re looking at how and when this could ever happen again. a lot of folks say it couldn t happen yesterday but it did. we ll hear from former senate majority leader trent lott. he knows a thing or two of disruptions in the well of the who house and senate. he will tell us all about it. this is neil cavuto. this is coast to coast. busy goings on. the latest from mike emanuel where things stand in washington a day after. reporter: neil there, are bipartisan calls for what happened at the national, a day that scared the capitol building, a mayor nonday which ended certification of 2020 presidential election. the aftermath was quite visible. the united states capitol littered with broken glass, debris, even blood left behind.
some gop lawmakers are ready to challenge joe biden s electoral college win this week, a look at how it could play out wednesday. futures kicking off a new year in record territory. we have gains across the board, 166-point gain on dow futures after the dow and s&p 500 managed to close out the year in final minutes of trading at all time highs, nasdaq slightly below fresh high, nasdaq composite winner for 2020 gaining almost 44%. u.s.-china tensions rising. new york stock exchange set to delist chinese telecom giants, beijing warning of retaliation. plus, you could be paying too much for your homeowners and car insurance, find out what you should be doing to bring down prices. mornings with maria live right now. dagen: checking out global market action. gains across the board in europe, gain in england, france and germany. look at the ftse 100 gaining more than 2 and a half percent, biggest winner so far to start the new year. uk rolling out the astrazeneca vaccine today.
what are you whining about? we re following that, following the fda, the advisory committee could as soon as today approve that pfizer vaccine. there is an under current of concern why this is taking so long. the fda says they want to do things by the book, make sure they don t rush something but we would be now technically the fourth country, even though this is an american concern to approve this vaccine. really depends how you look at it. let s get an update how this process is going. it will go on all day, where they look at the data, look at progress other countries reported. david spunt in washington with more on this. hey, david. reporter: neil, good afternoon to you. this is a big day if this is approved for emergency use authorization, no question, this will be written in the history books what is going on in this building behind me. now we re talking about a vaccine developed in a year, actually under a year. the fda under the strictest safety guide lines. listen mo
calls for more stimulus, treasury secretary steven mnuchin, package could pass in july. take a look at futures. pointing to selloff at the start of trading. dow futures down almost 300 points and nasdaq down 55 and s&p down 28, this after markets end yesterday in the that is, the nasdaq shattering another record high closing at new fresh all-time high on the nasdaq, up to 10,131. police reform in focus as protests go on. senate republicans are voting today and moving forward on reforms but facing pushback from democrats. technology giants speaking out against the temporary ban on h1b visas saying it could move manufacture jobs overseas. baseball players reporting back to training camp july 1. mornings with maria is live right now. in europe this morning red across the board. the u.s. reportedly looking to impose new tariffs on goods from the eu and the uk to the tune of $3.1 billion. this as european union opening borders but may ban american travelers. take a look at eur