With the exception of the usual foray into the European markets in the very early hours of the morning, CNBC will once again be in recorded programming throughout Independence Day (July 5th) this year.  In what it becoming a predictable trend for the global business network during public holiday's in the US, the only live programme will be Worldwide Exchange, broadcast from London and Singapore, between 4am and 6am ET.

For the rest of the day, a mixture of CNBC Originals, Biographies, and a couple of losely relating business-themed movies will air, including the 1980's classic, Wall Street.

Also recieving another outing, is the story of Coca-Cola, probably one of CNBC's most overplayed documentaries from it's original's strand, which gets two airings throughout the day.

Full Schedule (times in ET)

4am-6am: Worldwide Exchange (Live)

6am-7am: Coca-Cola: The Real Story Behind the Real Thing

7am-8am:One Nation, Overweight

8am-9am: Biography on CNBC #11: Richard Branson

9am-10am: Biography on CNBC #16: Harley Davidson

10am-12pm: The Pixar Story

12pm-12:30pm: Til Debt Do Us Part 32

12:30pm-2:30pm: Tom Brokaw Reports: BOOMER$!

2:30pm-5pm: Enron: The Smartest Guys In the Room

5pm-8pm: Wall Street

8pm-10pm: The Pixar Story

10pm-11pm: Mob Money: An American Greed Special

11pm-12am: Escape From Havana: An American Story

12am-1am: Coca-Cola: The Real Story Behind the Real Thing

1am-2am: One Nation, Overweight

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