On Tuesday’s show, House lawmakers  look at the Intelligence Committee's impeachment report Monday night in advance of Wednesday's hearing.  The UN's international panel on climate change began its 25th meeting in Madrid. Kevin Carr reviews “Dark Waters”.  Michael talks to Admiral James Stavridis (ret.) and correspondent Nic Robertson about the NATO meeting underway in London.

On Monday’s First Light, President Trump and his lawyers decline an invitation to take part in the house's impeachment hearing this week.  Records were broken over the Thanksgiving holiday shopping weekend and Cyber Monday is expected follow suit. Kevin Carr reviews “A Marriage Story”.  Correspondent Karen Caifa  checks in live from an Amazon warehouse as Cyber Monday cranks up.  And Michael talks  holiday business with Ann Cates.

On today's show, we check in with Bob Costantini who reports on President Trump's surprise visit with troops in Afghanistan. We'll also hear from Jim Roope who is stationed outside of a Best Buy in Los Angeles to talk to Black Friday shoppers. Speaking of Black Friday, CNBC's Jessica Ettinger tells us some of the best deals and what Black Friday means to the bottom line of several retailers.

Happy Thanksgiving from the First Light family! Today, we check in on preparations for the Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City, entertainment critic Kevin Carr has a list of turkey movies, and John Stolnis previews the day of football.

On Wednesday’s show, 20 million Americans are under Winter Weather advisories as the Thanksgiving holiday approaches.  President Trump distances himself from personal attorney Giuliani. Kevin Carr has the latest video for home viewing. Michael talks to Amazon’s Sara Gelman about the hottest books. And AAA’s Jeanette Casselano is live in the studio with Michael to talk about the Thanksgiving travel crunch.

On Tuesday’s First Light, the Secretary of Defense tells reporters he was ordered to fire the Navy Secretary by President Trump. Millions of Americans will be dealing with frigid weather and snow this week hindering holiday traffic for many.   Kevin Carr reviews the whodunit “Knives Out”.  Michael talks to legal scholar Ross Garber about two new court rulings affecting President Trump. And consumer borrowing is ballooning as the holiday spending season ramps up, Wallethub’s Jill Gonzalez has the data.

On Monday’s First Light, Navy Secretary Richard Spencer has been asked to resign and there are three different reasons being given for his ouster.  A historic election turned into a massive landslide win for democracy in Hong Kong. Kevin Carr reviews the box office hit “Frozen 2”.   Correspondent Nick Paton Walsh joins Michael live from Hong Kong to talk about the election. And Bob Costantini talks to Michael the about resignation of the Secretary of the Navy.

On Friday’s First Light, Congress concludes a week of public hearings on the impeachment. Corruption charges are announced against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.  Kevin Carr has a review the film “Honey Boy”.  Michael talks to Linda Kenyon about the impeachment hearings and next steps for Congress. Ted Rossman of Bankrate.com discusses a trend in consumer debt with Michael.

On Thursday’s First Light,  the ambassador to the E.U. tells Congress there was a quid pro quo with Ukraine.  Democrats face off in a debate. Kevin Carr reviews the new Disney Star Wars series “The Mandalorian”.   Bob Costantini checks in from Atlanta to give his impressions of last night’s debate.  And Michael talks to automotive writer Mike Quincy about Consumer Reports car reliability report.

On Wednesday’s First Light, four current and former Trump administration officials testifying during day three of impeachment hearings all expressed disapproval of the president's July 25th phone call with the Ukrainian president.  Two prison guards on duty when sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide in a jail cell face criminal charges.  Michael talks to correspondent Jim Roope the decline in foreign students coming to the U.S.  And David Baldacci talks about his latest book with Michael.