the charles and diana's marriage was no longer the stuff of fairy tales. amongst ourselves, we said chris called go on to the loft, gone long commute with it. they were both unhappy charlotte charles was profoundly unhappy. you can see that in all the photos and images, it's written all over his face. oh, that he was used to keeping a stiff upper lip. charles was no longer able to hide his anguish. it was plain for all to see that the couples marriage was over. charles and diana's separation was announced in 1992. however, the divorce was only finalized. 4 years later, on august the 28th 1996, diana lost her title, her royal highness. but she kept her flat in kensington palace and received a 20000000 euro settlement. charles in his ex wife, she had custody of their sons, william and harry. a few months later, diana repeating public with dotie fy it. the son of billionaire mohammed al, fired on august 31st 1997. the couple were in harris. when the car they were travelling in crashed, diana, the queen of hearts died in hospital that very night. ah, surely, charles was about moral with his 2

and what a he said charles said about meghan and money in the royal family. >>> the other news this friday night, the former football star now in critical concern tonight after saving two children from drowning. the fda's major decision on a promising new alzheimer's drug. >>> and do you hold the winning ticket? nearly a billion on the line tonight. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us as we near the end of another weekral devee come on the air tonight. we're going to get to the horrific school shooting. police say a 6-year-old with a gun, the teacher in critical condition. we begin with breaking news on the hill, the battle over electing the new speaker, day four. republicans who control the house unable to agree on a new speaker, but kevin mccarthy did get 15 hold youts to come his w today. still needs more to seal the deal. late today, mccarthy leaving the chamber expressing optimism saying later tonight he believes he'll have the voting to finish this once and for all. mccarthy asked, even if he gets the votes, how will he lead this fractured party in the house? and how

king _ and said prince charles... king charles! king charles - and said prince charles...ited states is talking about, harry. his book got scathing reviews. i haven't read a good review about it, i have not heard anybody say anything good about harry after all of his interviews in his media tour that he has been on over the last few weeks. it is plummeting. i think, you know, it is a fascinating ride that harry has been on. he came to united states with open arms, people who adored him and megan and since then people are a bewildered about why his tell all but they are actively and anxiously eating all up and watching all those interviews reading it. ihlo watching all those interviews reading it— reading it. no one likes a complainer_ reading it. no one likes a complainer and _ reading it. no one likes a complainer and the i reading it. no one likes aj complainer and the silent reading it. no one likes a _ complainer and the silent treatment seems to be working. so that is maybe how they will continue as more and more revelations come out. thank you very much a diva coming

said charles, no let up in the bombardments. that's right. yes. more attacks last night in the early hours of the morning, making it the fullest consecutive day. all ver, barrages of so called kamikaze joan and cruise missile attacks. not only targeting cave, but i'm the wider country also, according to the foreign minister, demitra caliber. there are almost 30 suicide drone attacks on the capitol last night, 45 country wide. he saying that all those drones were intercepted, but of course that doesn't mean that damage isn't caused to watch infrastructure to residential areas such as around about 1 in the morning last night where there was a sudden large explosion that we heard here at our hotel that was followed by the sound of what we understand to be a defense systems coming into coming into action and was about an hour later, there was a similar explosion and more of the same. but what was so interesting though, was the fact that i am off to these explosions. we could hear what sounded like people defiantly chancing in the street. i'm swearing

that said -- charles: i mean what are we going to do? dump it all?> you know, it's, you know my thoughts on that. charles: yeah. >> more to, more to your questions, right now we have the inventories globally are still rather tight but not as tight as they were. it is winter in the northern hemisphere. china has been off-line. we've had a little bit of relief, but that said, many factors could push oil prices much higher later on in the year. we have china reopening. that could likely add another million to one 1.5 million barrels per consumption. russia is a wild card. we don't know how many barrels are taken off the market. trading much lower than the oil price cap. he threatened to curtail production to raise oil prices essentially so that is obviously something that would have to be looking for. higher demand season is coming in, you know, coming in the u.s. and in europe. charles: right. >> gasoline is always priced higher in the summer because it contains less butane. charles: yeah. >> i wouldn't rule out another spike this summer. >> i mean i,

charles. i think that this fed is more worried about -- look inflation has peaked, inflation is coming down. i said this on your show many times. that is not very important. what is important, is it going all the way back to 2%? 1% eci, that was for the fourth quarter, is a 4% annualized rate. that is double what the fed wants. it is going in the right direction but will it get all the way back there? i've been in the camp it won't. won't make it all the way back there. jay powell is in the camp as well too. things are moving in the right direction but we cannot think about pivoting. yes, they're going to pause because they have already preannounced that they're going to raise rates another 75 basis points to get it to 5%. then they are going to hold f they raise rates tomorrow they will within half a percent of that target so that shouldn't be a shock but if wall street is hoping for cheaper money, i don't think we're there just yet. charles: right. i think though not necessarily cheaper money. as i was saying maybe the cuts come late this year but i just think maybe calling off the war. putting a

. >> yeah the margins are i think were an issue but really it is exactly what you said, charles, thet a softer outlook going forward. but my, gosh, the option play certainly worked out in there. the stock popped almost $12 i think last night after the bell and then reversed that and went negative by about the same but it's rallied $9 for more off the bottom today. so i agree with connect fitzgerald who you just had on, look through what microsoft said, what all the bears are trying to push right now. i think it was a great buy at the 230 level. i think we're going to see more good news than bad out of microsoft going forward, charles. charles: let's talk about good news instead of bad. tesla, by the way, tesla is up now. it was down earlier today but then the broad market is coming back too. i think "the cp effect" may work but i don't want to jinx it. let's talk about the options play here because you know, you look at historically, there have been times it made a 10% move within a week of posting earnings on the upside, downside. it has been up 20%. this thing can be a runner eithe

30 yesterday afternoon they responded to a domestic violence report when they arrived, a woman, said charleswas her boyfriend, and that he had pushed her to the ground during an argument, she said she'd hurt her arm. police say a man who was was still at the scene gave a statement and was cooperative. he was arrested and posted bail . police say this case is to be submitted to the da's office for possible charges this morning. san jose mayor matt mehan is taking part in the annual census of homeless people in santa clara county. the point in time censuses, a coordinated effort to count the number of homeless people and just a single day. the count includes both people living on the street and in shelters. this morning, the mayor said. it's important to know how many people need help. we can't develop common sense solutions to homelessness. if we don't understand the scope of the issue, which is why it's so important that we are out here today, counting very specifically how many people are out here and then following up to understand who's here? why they're here? what kinds of support they n

>> because of the alliances she was made in the press. >> the duke of sussex said that his father, king charles, felt at fault for harry's mental health struggles. >>> disney employees work in the office four days a week starting march 1st. bob iger said that this would boost the company's creativity and culture. iger has also signaled the cost-cutting measures may lie ahead. we'll be watching disney shares when the markets open in just a few hours time. >>> the first ever rocket launch from british soil has failed. virgin orbit said that an anomaly kept the launch from reaching orbit. launcher one has been hitching a ride from cosmic girl. the people were on board the rocket. no people on board, just satellites. the goal was to release nine satellites into earth's low orbit which would have marked a milestone in the commercial sector. >>> still to come, unrest in brazil. we're tracking the fallout after supporters of bolsonaro broke into key institutions. >>> plus, $450 worth of cleaning supplies didn't hide a bloody knife. they're searching through piles of trash for a massachusetts woman's a

so the next time i saw charles a month later i went up to him and i said hey charles, i've got to ask you. do you ever think about where that came from? and he said, i have. because i knew you were going to ask me that the next time i saw you. and i, said you mind if i ask? what's the story on that? he said, i've got a theory on. it he said my theory is that back in the day with our people, there were no police departments. there were no prisons, there was nothing like that. if somebody did something to deem them and worthy of being in the company of the human beings, which is what the northern cheyenne referred themselves as. he said, he would banish them. and have to remember that being banished at that period of time was a death sentence. that basically meant that you were gone. and he said i couldn't help but think about all of the souls that were lost out there in the atlas if they could combine together to make an entity themselves. will be the one thing they want to more than anything themselves? and that's what i think it is. i was like, oh. that is your moment. that is when y

police said they arrested charles omenihu after a woman says he pushed her to the ground during an argument. the 49ers say they are aware of the matter and also gathering further information. >>> more classified documents found at the home of a major political figure. mike pence. former vice president, last wednesday. a member of pence's legal team found what he called a small number of documents in his indiana home. he told the national archives right away and turned the papers over to the fbi. just two weeks ago, he told cbs news he did not have any ossified documents in his possession. to san francisco now. supervisor matt dorsey is calling on the city to match recruitment bonuses for police officers to better compete with other bay area cities. he says the department is on the verge of a catastrophic staffing shortage. right now, over 1500 full duty officers. dorsey wants the police commission to develop a plan to boost staffing to the recommended level of more than 2100 officers within four years. let's switch gears and get to the weather. first alert meteorologist darren peck. doerun.

my eli lakila im so r l c a c i alarm may elements you up by me said we'll talk here almost said damon . charles, doctor toller. i shall command. doctor toller, michigan seely. i don't, he said they will leave touchy at least not that much attendant that i think they will try to attempt to infiltrate up the skill is to prevent it. i don't know if it's just like a race. and what miranda flan calls a race between the mustard and the turkish security services is ongoing. in december 20 2244 more people were detained into kia, accused of leaking information to the ma said. so despite the new rapprochement between turkey and israel, espionage continues beneath the surface ah california has got yet more rain on the way the pacific, not given up this time. the facts is probably further north than it. walden is throwing huge amounts of snow into the high ground across the rockies, which means cold air. the cold air then sinks across the plains states, and as you know, the result of that usually produce big thunderstorms. this is no exception. thursdays whether be very wet with potential tornadoes, certa

were planning a plot against russia in advance, as the grandson of former french president charles de gaulle said in interview, the number and depth of anti-russian sanctions indicate that all this was planned for a very long time. pierre degule's quote is, in fact, a real economic war , from which the american side receives, according to him. in the economic and financial crises, russia is not guilty and responsible. the european union and the united states should bear for this. i think that public opinion is beginning to realize the evil game and lies of the united states, and in particular nato , using the ukrainian crisis to destabilize europe, because europe is in an alliance with russia could be a strong bloc, both politically and economically, culturally and socially , up to 500 million people live in the eu and the russian federation as a whole, starting from the vietnam war and after the economic crises that followed it, the americans have always tried to by force, cunning and other dishonest means to make up for the loss of their economic and political influence. although it is inevitab

psychiatric hospital visiting patients and one man claimed to be the real prince of wales, and charles saidho knows if i'm even your real father? harry saying it was in poor taste because there were rumors. his real father was a former british cavalry officer, james hewitt, with whom diana admitted having an affair. harry also recounts how he and his brother quote, begged his father not to marry camilla harry also detailing a confrontation between megan and the now princess of wales. kate middleton. kate admitted forgetting something in megan told kate. maybe it was baby brain since kate had given birth not long ago. harry claims. kate was furious about the comment and later said, we are not close enough for you to talk about my hormones. william then pointed at meghan and said her rude comment was not the way things were done in britain. megan then reportedly told william take your finger out of my face, one of the biggest bombshells harry, claiming his brother william attacked him in 2019, grabbing him by the collar and knocking him to the floor, leaving visible marks on his back all afte

nda if you can action if prince harry and meghan were to talk about something william or king charles saidm not going to sue and meghan for saying something them which wouldn't be practical . so the point of an practical. so the point of an nda is completely pointless nda. it the public happier. it makes the public happier. look, i personally still think it's a very good idea put forward by the daily express columnist and royal commentator angela epstein . but thank you to angela epstein. but thank you to two chairman of india talent rights leading rights and london's leading agent, professor jonathan charlotte obe and royal author dr. tessa dunlop . who do you dr. tessa dunlop. who do you agree with? should prince harry be forced to sign a non—disclosure agreement in order to handy? i think that should be the condition on which he is allowed to attend. harry has made it clear to his family that he cannot be trusted rich and says no. he should sign a non attendance agreement. richard up well up for that, to be honest. and david, he shouldn't be invited to the coronation at all. his comment

nda if you can action if prince harry and meghan were to talk about something william or king charles saidm not going to sue and meghan for saying something them which wouldn't be practical . so the point of an practical. so the point of an nda is completely pointless nda. it the public happier. it makes the public happier. look, i personally still think it's a very good idea put forward by the daily express columnist and royal commentator angela epstein . but thank you to angela epstein. but thank you to two chairman of india talent rights leading rights and london's leading agent, professor jonathan charlotte obe and royal author dr. tessa dunlop . who do you dr. tessa dunlop. who do you agree with? should prince harry be forced to sign a non—disclosure agreement in order to handy? i think that should be the condition on which he is allowed to attend. harry has made it clear to his family that he cannot be trusted rich and says no. he should sign a non attendance agreement. richard up well up for that, to be honest. and david, he shouldn't be invited to the coronation at all. his comment

the book says that after the duke of edinburgh's funeral in 2021, charles said to william and harry,se, boys, don't make my final years a misery". harry, it appears, has no regrets about sharing private family moments. he is challenged in the itv interview by tom bradby. wouldn't your brother say to you, how could you do this to me, - after everything we went through? wouldn't that be what he would say? he would probably say all sorts of different things. some people will say you have railed against invasions - of your privacy all your life i but the accusation would be, here are you, invading - the privacy of your nearest and dearest without permission. that will be the accusation. that will be the accusation from the people that don't understand or don't want to believe that my family have been briefing the press. many other details in the book are being reported across the media, including the assertion that he killed 25 taliban fighters during his army service in afghanistan, that he took the drug cocaine when he was 17, and there are details of his grief over the death of his mo

and so the next time i saw charles about a month, i went over to him and said, hey, charles, you know, what's the you know, i got to ask you, do you ever think about like where that, you know, came from? and he said, i have because knew you were going to ask me that the next time i saw you. and i said, well, you know, what's the do you mind if i ask, what's the story on that? and he goes, well, i've got a theory on it. and he says my theory is he says, you got to remember that back the day with our people, there were, no police departments, there were no prisons, was nothing like that, he says. you know, if somebody did, you know, to deem them unworthy of, you know, being in the company of the human like get, which, you know, the northern cheyenne refer to themselves as he said, what you would do is you would banish them like and he said, you have to remember that being banished at that period in time was a death sentence. and he said that basically you were you were gone. and he said, i couldn't help but think that like all of those souls that were lost out there in that wilderness c

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so we're talking are almost said diamond charles . doctor toller is still come and doctor toller. shackle seeley. i don't see that they will leave touchy a place, not that much attendant that i think they will try to attempt to infiltrate up the skill is to prevent it. i don't know if it's just like a race. and what miranda flan calls a race between the ma said and the turkish security services is ongoing. in december 20 2244 more people were detained into kia, accused of leaking information to the ma said. so despite the new rapprochement between turkey and israel, espionage continues beneath the surface. ah ah, what, what a toilet was dick red li, the country. and here his law. hot investigation went on 8th, revealed, exposed to validate a police corrupt one out of europe. ah . and if we go with your weather update for se, asia good to have y'all long. here's one thing i wanted to point out. you see this here getting some rotation going? it has been pouring brain for days in sabu city. there are extreme flight adviser is in play and

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the book says that after the duke of edinburgh's funeral in 2021, charles said to william and harry,arry, it appears, has no regrets about sharing private family moments. he is challenged in the itv interview by tom bradby. wouldn't your brother say to you, how could you do could you do this to me, after everything we went through? wouldn't that be what he would say? he would probably say all sorts of different things. some people will say you have railed against invasions of your privacy all your life but the accusation would be, here are you, invading the privacy of your nearest and dearest without permission. that will be the accusation. that will be the accusation from the people that don't understand or don't want to believe that my family have been briefing the press. many other details in the book are being reported across the media, including the assertion that he killed 25 taliban fighters during his army service in afghanistan, that he took the drug cocaine when he was 17, and there are details of his grief over the death of his mother, diana, and how he later drove repeate

the book says that after the duke of edinburgh's funeral in 2021, charles said to william and harry,, boys, don't make my final years a misery". harry, it appears, has no regrets about sharing private family moments. he is challenged in the itv interview by tom bradby. wouldn't your brother say to you, how could you do this to me, after everything we went through? wouldn't that be what he would say? he would probably say all sorts of different things. some people will say you have railed against invasions of your privacy all your life but the accusation would be, here are you, invading the privacy of your nearest and dearest without permission. that will be the accusation. that will be the accusation from the people that don't understand or don't want to believe that my family have been briefing the press. many other details in the book are being reported across the media, including the assertion that he killed 25 taliban fighters during his army service in afghanistan, that he took the drug cocaine when he was 17, and there are details of his grief over the death of his mother, dian

and part of that is the heir and spare dynamic. >> i mean, what charles said there is the brutal reality, isn't it? this is a monarchy. it's built on hierarchy. and harry surely knows. that by any definition, you know, there are more senior people in the hierarchy. you don't like the hierarchy. you don't like monarchy. and then, harry, of course, as he does believe in the monarchy, i think that's the reality. i mean, williams side would say is that they did everything they could to make harry not feel like a spare. they elevated him, so he grew as a foundation, where they grew together, initially harry and william. and they follow through on many things. william felt that he was elevating what would be a traditional role for a spare. the spare would in the past just be invisible and brought in if needed. so, i think, harry really struggled with that. and then, it was the treatment, of course, from william that he felt he received, as well, always being made to feel like a spare, and ultimately, when he found meghan, and she wasn't happy with the situation either, they came together and r

prince charles and i asked this to harry, but you know, prince charles is famously rumored to have said to diana after harry's birth, i did my job. i gave you an heir -- i gave you an heir and spare and my job is done. i asked him if he thought that was a true story. he said based on the very sources he had talked to or who had told him about it, he probably thought it was true but also meant it in a joke. but that dynamic, it pops up throughout the book and throughout the relationship between prince william and prince harry. we all have this idea that -- at least if you see a lot of the coverage in the british tabloids since the whole rift, the argument is that meghan was the cause of that and i don't know to what degree that is true. but from what prince harry says in the book is from the time diana died, they lived two very separate lives and dealt with that grief in very separate ways. it's like they were on separate paths and part of that is the heir and spare dynamic. >> i mean, what charles said there is the brutal reality. this is a monarchy. it is built on hierarchy. and harry

they said they will not reduce rates until there was clear path for 2% inflation. that is tough market. charles is the same jay powell said inflation was transitory. >> absolutely. charles: the fed has come to the rescue since 1987, alan greenspan a month on the job became the maestro. they love those accolades. they love all the money they make -- >> people say the new fed inflation is transitory call by the fed is no rate cuts in 2023 call. charles: talk about the bear market we're in, right? these are some of the most difficult trading conditions we've seen in years. bear markets they want to confuse you. bear markets want to trap you. bear markets want to run without you. you must remain objective and manage risk when markets become like this. how do you do that? >> for sure. when markets go straight up, it is easy, buy and hold. anyone can do well in a bull market but when markets turn down, hard to eliminate the noise, to say focused on what is happening. so right now, sentiment is all over the place. people are, don't really know where to look. we're looking at technicals. that is always

charles: right. so having saidur approach right now to the market in i think you've been somewhat cautious in the last year. are you staying mostly cautious in terms of investing, or are you getting more aggressive here? >> you know, we're actually just with that 10-year treasury coming down to 3.47, my clients say where am i going to do best over the next 10 years. i say any given year i don't know, but 3.47 versus the market. but what we've been doing is looking at the losers if from last year and seeing -- charles: is that a dog dow approach? >> exactly. stocks are down 70, 75% -- charles: licking your chops, right? isn't it nuts? you can argue, okay, they're overvalued because even great stocks can be overvalued. but to completely -- i mean, last year everyone said they'll never be the same, i don't think a day goes by when we don't use all of these products. >> absolutely. a perfect example is alphabet today. you have a world class blue chip search tech company and so forth, their valuation's come down dramati

i will quote jonathan who prince charles interviewed with who said he's saddened by this. be reconciled with his son. >> that's good to hear. i want to get back to the details. i can't ask you to pinpoint one detail because there's so many f. but what are some bombshells that really stand out to you? for me it was the scuffle between william and harry, the physical confrontation they apparently had over meghan. >> amara, i might beg to differ. i think they're two young men. how many young brothers haven't had some fistfight or kerfuffle. actually they're military men. i know a number of people who knew them growing up. this was their repertoire. they were competitive and they tumbled all the time. so i don't feel that actually as so outlandish. i think the most dangerous, very serious without anybody's opinion factually, and you actually quoted it from max previously. factually, what's interesting is the bombshell from his book, the kill count, because when you have the head of the taliban actually responding to that, prince harry has claimed he left the royal family one of

charles: you said that the stocks to moon again, what else has to happen what else is on the checklistsame story goes. the stock market normally during recessions many, many months after the first fed cut. why is that the case? when the federal reserve is cutting because the economy is having a severe drawdown when it comes to earnings, comes to employment that is not good for risk assets. actually a secular bull market starts when both the federal reserve has already cut aggressively interest rates and when leading economic indicators start to turn upside, not downside. that will happen most likely only at the beginning of 2024. 2023 is a year of bear market rallies but don't miss the forest for the trees. make sure looking at big picture. the big picture the lows are likely still to come, not behind us. charles: all right. that's words of wisdom. 2023 we got the road map. thanks a lot, alf, happy new year, my man. >> thanks, charles. charles: this morning 11:00 new york fed releases latest survey of consumer expectations. pretty good. we saw one year inflation down to 5% from 5.2% in

the head of the european union, charles michel, said that the next two or three weeks would be decisivekraine. what he meant is not clear, but he intrigued more than a billionaire for the foreign minister. gai germany international isolation, if ta does not give consent to the supply of leopard tanks to ukraine, the british daily mail in the headline claims sending our tanks to ukraine can turn europe into one big radioactive cemetery josé barrel agreed to the point that he called on the current eu to take into account the experience of napoleon and hitler and let ukraine have more weapons for the success of the war with russia in the war with russia look. let's remember that russia is a great country, a great nation, and she is used to fighting to the end, she is barely.

charles stopping, correspondent, he's standing by for us in key. that's a great deal of talk about the arrival of this pending advert systems. and the missiles, what more is being said, where you are charles? well, suddenly this patriot missile system has been highly controversial. of course, the big, the big question over it supplying to crime was whether in fact it was going to be seen, potentially as a non defensive weapon, that the russians would call an escalation and react in kind. what we do know though, having spoken to lowball a defense units and commodities in those units in recent days, they say that the, the system will only be used to protect what they describe as the most critical potential critical targets in ukraine. and of course, they saying this in the context of these more than a 1000 well over a 1000 to kamikaze drone and cruise missile strikes that i've been targeting various locations and critical infrastructure by the russians across ukraine in recent months, ukrainians in the last 24 hours have said that at least $660.00 kamikaze drones made in iran have been used since this war started. we know that there are millions of people still having

western politicians and partners of ukraine, in particular, the head of the european council, charles michel, said that they join the grief after the tragic helicopter accident he added to the dead minister denys monastyrskyi was a great friend of the eu , the ambassadors of the usa, great britain and the european union also reacted. yes, ms. us ambassador bridget bring and the head of the eu representation in ukraine mati-masikas expressed their deep condolences to the relatives and friends of all those who died in brovary and to the ukrainian people in general. british ambassador melinda simmons also wrote that she was shocked by the tragic death of the leadership of the ministry of internal affairs of ukraine and civilians in the dnipro. there are 17 people left, and 12 bodies and human fragments are still unidentified , the adviser to the head of the dnipropetrovsk regional military administration, nataliya babachenko, said that in the last day, only three have been identified according to her, the number of injured people also increased to 80. the night before, an 80-year-old woman sought med

in norway in 2016, but later the ban was lifted when the chairman of the european council, charles michel, said that ukraine must immediately to give tanks, the statement was made at the plenary session of the european parliament in strasbourg. he also added that it is important to increase the capabilities of the european peace fund in order to continue to help ukraine militarily. i will note that the issue of supplying heavy tanks to ukraine can probably be resolved during a meeting in the so-called rammstein format already on january 20, in particular the delivery of heavy tanks must be agreed by germany, which has been producing them for almost a year, as russia uses a strategy of destruction and terror, tries to force the ukrainian people to obey, and we see the consequences of this strategies in bakhmut soledar and recently in the dnipro, but the ukrainians are a factor of resistance and will continue to do so. and we, the european union , must continue to support them as long as necessary. canada will provide ukraine with an additional 200 armored vehicles . anita anand, based on the res

and all of charles has said that we can't a big decision without our transatlantic partners. and i court, he said specifically without a united states of america, christopher, who is actually going to take the decision germany or the us. whoa. formerly, germany has to fix a decision, but they will be pressured by the us and the argument which is used by the time to the not going it alone or we don't have a consensus. it is just factually natural. we know that the are the lies and the american government has made it quite clear as a germany is free to takes up decision, sir, to haven't yet set of his leads. you will have to go because that's also not our diplomacy works, but it is pretty clear that the wes and european allies not, not all of europe, but enough european allies would be in the coalition. was us, if c townsley would decide we want to give li parts to ukraine. it would not be a german going it alone. it would be a coalition and probably a trance of lendy coalition. and maybe the u. s. government has to make it even more clear publicly in order to convince of chanc

last week, the president of the european council, charles michel, said that the next two or three weekscould be very important and decisive for europe in general and ukraine in particular. such a statement can be evidence that a united europe has decided and is ready to be with us until the end, because it understands, finally understands, unitedly understands that what this victory must be in ukraine and it it will be a victory for europe, well, the proof of this is that there are concrete steps in the supply of heavy weapons, primarily heavy tanks, since it was a debatable internal issue both within the european union and the state nato, but we saw that the decision was made and this means that e- this time , i think our partners wanted to work a little ahead of time because, unfortunately , often in the past, after a full-scale invasion, important decisions were made after the fact, which later helped us, of course, but did not give the opportunity to preemptively act to protect, for example, our airspace to protect our soldiers on the front line so that russian missiles hit our infr

western politicians and partners of ukraine, in particular, the head of the european council, charles michel, said that they join in mourning after the tragic helicopter accident. he added that the deceased minister, denys monastyrskyi, was a great friend of the eu. the ambassadors of the united states, great britain and the european union also reacted, and the ambassador of the united states, bridget bring, and the head of the representative office also reacted. the eu in ukraine, mothers-masikas , expressed their deep condolences to the family and friends of all those who died in brovary and to the ukrainian people in general. malinda simmons also wrote to britain that she was shocked by the tragic death of the leadership of the ministry of internal affairs of ukraine and civilians in the dnipro . there are 17 people missing, and 12 bodies and human fragments are still unidentified. words, the number of wounded increased to 80 the night before, an 80-year-old woman sought medical help, 25 people remain in hospitals, including three children, a russian x-22 ballistic missile hit a residential bui

el-shel also expressed her condolences. who said that together with ukraine he was saddened by the tragic accident in brovary and, uh, just passing on what charleshel had said before the tragedy became known, he was just talking about the plans of the european union to support ukraine and, first of all, he stated that russia continues the strategy terror, ukraine continues its heroic resistance and the european union will be with ukraine as long as ukraine needs it, and it is important to note that the head of the european council directly stated that the european state should strengthen the military support of ukraine, and he said that he personally and the european council believe that the time has come to give ukraine heavy tanks, this actually means, first of all, the german leopard, about which there is an ongoing discussion both here and on the sidelines of the official hall and in desel, and another important point er, again, the european parliament has announced that ukraine will continue to receive macro-financial assistance . we already know that this week the first three billion euros were transferred, and in the future, ukraine will

but prince charles is famously rumored to have said to diana after harry's birth, i've done my job.u an heir and a spare and my job is done. i asked if he thought that was a true story. he said based on the sources, he thought it was true but probably also meant as a joke. that heir and spare dynamic, it pops up throughout the book and throughout the relationship between prince william and prince harry. we all have this idea that -- or at least, you know, if you see a lot of the covers in the british tabloids since the whole rift, the argument is that meghan was the cause of that. and i don't know what degree that is true. from what prince harry is saying in his book, and he documents this, is from the time diana died, they lived two very separate lives and dealt with that grief in separate ways. it's like they were in separate paths and part of that is the heir and spare dynamic. >> what charles said there is the brutal reality, isn't it? this is a monarchy. it's built on a hierarchy. and harry spoke to you about that. and by any definition, you know, there are more senior people i

two or three weeks will decide the future of europe, the president of the european council, charles michel, saidhis during a conversation with journalists, according to him, the next few weeks could be decisive in the russian war in ukraine. at the same time, they will determine how europe will live in 2023, therefore, according to the president, eu member states are obliged to provide ukraine as soon as possible all the necessary support for defeating the aggressor, including its tanks, western countries should continue to help ukraine defend itself from russia, because if they stop giving kyiv weapons, russia will win, but then it will become a nightmare not only for ukraine, but about this before the meeting of the ministers of foreign affairs of the european union in jean asselborn, the head of the foreign policy department of luxembourg, told brusseri that according to him, the russian war in ukraine will end only when the leadership of the aggressor country understands that it cannot win. and for this ukraine must have all the weapons necessary for victory on the battlefield berlin, there