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The rest of the world doesn't stop when people in America are asleep. With international financial markets continuing to hum with activity during the overnight hours in the U.S., Americans need an early-morning recap about what happened while they were sleeping. That's what you get with "FBN AM." Hosted by Sandra Smith, the daily hourlong show explores what happened in international markets, reports headlines from overseas and looks at futures trading to help viewers prepare for the trading day ahead.

Emmy-nominated journalist Trish Regan anchors this weekday afternoon news program that gives viewers intel on the most important stories of the day, with a heavy focus on issues that affect Americans' money, safety and future. From politics to international struggles to sports and media, stories are presented with plenty of analysis and diverse opinions. Regan herself thinks the U.S. is at a crossroads and says a main talking point of the show is keeping the country's leaders accountable for policymaking. Prior to joining Fox Business in 2015, Regan anchored the daily market program "Street Smart" at Bloomberg.

Veteran business journalist Maria Bartiromo brings her knowledge of the financial industry to this early show that features a roundtable of rotating industry experts alongside the host. Bartiromo and her guests discuss news stories -- domestic and international -- and other topics that are expected to impact the economy and markets that day. The show's intent is to give viewers a jump-start on making moves to get the most out of their investments.

The Evening Edit is a post-market program that breaks down the news of the day.

"Way Too Early" provides viewers a jump on the day by previewing news stories half an hour before Joe Scarborough and company hit the airwaves on "Morning Joe." Former sports journalist Willie Geist, who is a "Morning Joe" co-host, was the original presenter of "Way Too Early" before moving on to co-host the third hour of "Today."

Bringing the insight and power of "Meet the Press" to MSNBC every weeknight, Chuck Todd looks at the key stories of the day with political newsmakers as they break down and analyze the issues facing U.S. and world leaders. The program features hard-hitting interviews -- a hallmark of Todd's Sunday program -- in addition to signature segments such as "I'm Obsessed With," which highlights topics about which Todd is especially passionate. With an acute understanding of the inner-workings of Washington, Todd explains how complex policy issues affect all Americans.

Neil Cavuto has been the face of business news for Fox News Channel and Fox Business since the former first launched in 1996, hosting a number of shows on both networks since then. With this midday series, the longtime business journalist covers breaking news and updates viewers on what's going on with the markets. He is joined by some of the top industry analysts and business leaders who offer their insights into the happenings on Wall Street.

In the past, MSNBC has filled its daytime schedule with opinion-based discussion shows. The news network has transitioned into providing breaking news coverage during the day. This news block is anchored by Tamron Hall, a veteran of the network. As with the other "MSNBC Live" programming blocks throughout the day, the Hall-anchored program explores the day's developments in news and politics so the network's viewers continue to be informed with the latest happenings.