CNBC usually goes to tape when the market is closed, but on Tuesday, when the markets close for Gerald Ford's funeral, CNBC will air "7 For '07." The cable net says it's "an unprecedented seven hours of live special programming taking a look ahead at business in 2007."

The P.R. says "Tuesday's coverage will feature CNBC correspondents reporting on critical sectors, including Diana Olick on real estate, Phil LeBeau on the automotive industry, Sharon Epperson on CNBC's exclusive energy survey, Darren Rovell on the business of sports and Julia Boorstin on the media industries."

It starts at 9am, after a three-hour live edition of Squawk Box. (Then at 4pm, Larry Kudlow hosts a two-hour edition of Kudlow & Co...)