as crowds of mourners continue to file past the coffin of queen elizabeth at st giles cathedral. thousands of people have been queueing for several hours at a time to pay their respects and today is the day that the queen s coffin will leave scotland. her coffin will remain in st giles cathedral until this afternoon when it will be flown to london to raf northolt. the queen s coffin will be companied as it has been since it left balmoral by princess anne. king charles and the queen consort will spend most of the day in northern ireland, as they continue their tour of all four nations of the united kingdom. they ll hear a message of condolence on behalf of the people of northern ireland from the speaker of the stormont assembly, alex maskey, and meet representatives of political parties, and faith leaders as well. it will be charles 40th visit to northern ireland but his very first as king. that is what is to come. we have been talking to some of the people who have b
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goldman sachs. some pretty harsh words. we have details on that coming up here. reversal that continued from the session on monday. really tech has beenleading the marke again today, but underperforming over the last month. we have a debate on which names in the sector are worth buying right now. and president trump criticizing china for it s economic relationship with north korea in the wake of north korea launching that icbm over the weekend. we re going to take a look at what the president s rhetoric could mean for u.s. companies doing business in china. that s momentarily but first, you saw it here on cnbc the fed releasing minutes from it s most recent meeting in june there seems to be some debate among the fed members about when the fed will actually start reducing assets on it s balance sheet. joining our closing bell exchange, we have with us, peter from the lindsey group steve from stewart frankel, and our own rick santelli is in chicago. with a fine tooth comb n
waiting for hours and it wasn t too cold as they were waiting during the day. but we know it was very windy and last night, it was extremely cold. so folks went back into their car to stay warm. so an exciting time after waiting so long to try to get that tv and all the other products they want. and these folks will still be able to enjoy thanksgiving dinner as well. some of them ate before, some are running home with the tv and get to the turkey when they can. live in denver, shawn chitnis, cbs4 news. armed with their sales papers, online now on cbsdenver.com, you will find a black friday shopping guide with a list of all the store that s do open tonight. the squeaky bean restaurant teamed up with local organizations to make sure no one in denerer denver went without a thanksgiving meal. they will deliver the food to people living in denver housing and knocking on door, an who wants them or needs them. 300 volunteers have been working since saturday to put it all togethe
live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 10:00. flames shooting out of a bucks county business sending people to the hospital including firefighters. that fire has been so intense it took hours to get under control. good evening, i m lucy noland. i m iain page. one of the biggest problems tonight s heat shawnette wilson is live in doylestown. shawnette. reporter: well, three firefighters peco employee and bystander were all taken to the hospital treated for heat exhaustion despite officials actually rotating those fire crews to try and prevent that. tonight heat and humidity proved to be too much. a stubborn fire took emergency crews three hours to get under control. firefighters got the call just before 5:00 this evening that luxury bath fixtures on main street in doylestown was on fire. flames, a lot of dark smoke and a lot of firefighters everywhere. reporter: marty, is one of dozens of people who stopped to watch. officials say they had t