charles: luke? >> i've got a big name and small name charles. big cities is a hassle and time consuming expensive to park. here in cleveland it cots $60 just to park downtown for any kind of event, so uber is easier and even cheaper. charles: what's your small time? >> also a ton of pricing power. the small time is par technolog ies, point of sale technologies, systems, software, they allow businesses to operate more efficiently and that's more important than ever, especially from the small business side of things, so the company has a lot of potential. charles: luke, joanne, wish we had more time. we've got great names and we're here to try to make money and liz claman, when i started this show, we were a little, you know, wishy washy on the s&p it's joining the rest of the indices we could have a strong last hour of trading. liz: what is up with the russel, charles. wait, look at this. there's nothing wishy washy about the russel. you guys, up 2.25%. charles: by the way? liz: yeah? charles: being led by amc which is up more than 4% on good fun

charles: see you soon. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." the market cheering that he is sticking with president biden sticking with jerome powell as fed chair but jeering at inflation. could we be moving toward a period of hyperinflation? i will ask art laffer later in the show. what is good corporate citizen. taxes paid or jobs created? tweet me your thoughts @cvpayne. teachers walking away from classrooms and surge in homeschooling. is this the solution to the education crisis? that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: so, listen the market breathing a see of relieve knowing jay powell will remain charge in the federal reserve even with scuttlebutt he may raise rates or bing hiking rates once officially confirmed. i'm not sure that will happen. powell has already proven he will bend over backwards, rewriting rules, ignore fed guidance to stay the course of accommodation. the news earlier extended the fang rally. a little bit of profit-taking. over all thanksgiving is a good week for the market. certainly that is the case today

charles: of course.hen you were at the sec was there talk, open talk, hey, our mission is transparency, our mission is the individual investor? the reason i ask there is something called company culture no matter where you go no matter what the industry is. if you work at nike, everybody loves supports. if you work for fox business, everyone loves success in the stock market. was there that culture there, we should be looking out for the little investor? >> well you put your finger on it. there is a culture at the sec and folks at the sec really do believe they are advocating for main street investors. even when they're not. and that's a problem because you know, they're passionate, they really do believe that everything that they're doing is helping investors but their idea of investor is you know, mom-and-pop, retirement investor. somebody has an ira, 401(k). it doesn't include the apes. ape nation is this whole different world of investors that falls outside of the traditional definition that the sec

charles? charles: hillary, wow, thank you very much.arting to look like "the hunger games" or maybe the "lord of the flies," infighting turning into name-calling and ugly accusations. democrat cori bush releasing a statement chastising fellow democrat senator joe manchin west virginia for lack of the support to the build back better act saying his unwillingness is antiblack, anti-child, antiwoman and anti-immigration. republican kong -- congressman mark green of tennessee. always comes down more money is the solution. isn't there a more elegant way to address the concerns brought up by congresswoman bush? >> freedom is the thing. when you have centralized control in washington you don't get freedom. you want to help any group of people, taking latinos coming from cuba to the united states. they have seen communism. they have seen tyranny. they come here and start companies and start businesses. i've been to miami and seen these businesses. folks who just got to america, starting companies. they're not getting $450,000. that is because w

now to charles payne. charles: hey, neil. thank you very much. i'm charms payne, this a "making money." so much for the taper tantrum. they're calling eight buy signal and bond yields sag, who can explain that? why the market keeps saying one thing and all the smart money keeps saying something else? that brings me to the challenge facing all investors, pride and ego. one of my favorite market pros on making mea culpas after you make a mistake. the fed is focused on labor participation. i have one chart i think points to a very strong report. we'll get to that later in the show. nancy pelosi still sounding optimistic on build back better. so are the east coast elites who own homes. i will explain that one. but i really wonder if this thing will ever happen? we'll get a report from capitol hill. short squeeze season, folks unlike summertime the living is easy. i will tell but the short squeeze candidates. get out a pen and pad. we have all that and much more on "making money". ♪. charles: so this morning the white house announced that they are pus

on charles. >> charles participated in the interview with jonathan because public opinion of charleswith it? or should he not deal with it? >> did you try to be faithful and honorable to your wife when you took on the vow of marriage. >> yes. until it becamir retrievably broken down. >> there was this bombshell confession that yes, me been unfaithful with camilla parker bowles. >> it's not something that i went into marriage with the intention of this happening. or in any bay way or in anyway in a cynical frame of mind. >> you could see he was fighting it with every inflection, every move of his body because it reflected not just on him and camilla but also on diana. >> it must have been so un incredibly. hard for her to hear those words. she refused when a documentary goes out wh-- >> she reached into the closet, got a tight, black dress, all she had to do is step out of the car. the conversation could have been poor diana but here she was, looking like a million bucks, she reclaimed her power with that dress and that moment. think of how many women channel that in their own lives a

charles: shah?> i think we always hear about emerging markets especially when analysts think that the u.s. markets are nearing some kind of a top. there is always let's go to europe, go to emerging markets, it never really pans out that way. i'm constructive on 2022. i'm already looking, and buying stuff already on sale. robinhood, we picked up robinhood the other day on sale if nothing else. paypal another company, around $200. how can you not buy paypal, 20% profit margins at $200. we're in those two right now. there will be plenty of opportunities in 2022, to find stuff, big stuff, small caps also go on sale. there will be tremendous opportunities. charles: i'm with you on paypal. i'm pounding the table on that. i don't see how anyone can overlook this gift pa i pal at this level. david, shah, erin. we love. erin check out my man's backdrop, it is really nice, nelson's. president biden speaking with china president xi more than three hours last night. they never talked about the origins of covid-

here is my buddy can charles payne. hey, charles. charles: hey, david, hope you had a great thanksgiving, my friend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, and this is "making money." still concerns over the omicron variant and more about government overreach now. the key is whether we shut this economy down or not, and it does seem like the administration has finally gotten the message. grab a pen and paper and settle in. plus, some say cryptocurrency didn't shine. i've got a special guest that says there's so many signals for bitcoin and ether, both are screaming buys right now. in fact, maybe so attractive, that's why jack dorsey. and how the tragic passion of virgil ablow. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ ♪ charles: lingering for a few days, but on friday b11529 was given a name, and omicron was on as the stock market, bond market, everything just about took it on chin. short trading session, of course, didn't help as many would-be buyers had taken off for a long weekend. meanwhile, experts around the world, t

to charles payne. charles: on wall street we call that talking your book. neil: that is exactly right. that is exactly right. they want you in. get in. get in. charles: we'll give them the benefit of the doubt. at least i will. good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking now markets are on pause but let's face it it is an amazing year ever changing narrative investing on future electric green, electric cars, electric world. could a rude aweakening be a reality check for us? the bubble crowd using old assumptions. i will have ed yardeni on deck why the market is priced just right. it is taboo to say too many americans are not wanting to work. we're not afraid to call it as we see it. how to end the workers strike. the fed can use my first foray into the kitchen as cautionary tale to get back to basics. time to drain the pot. all that and more on "making money." ♪. ♪ tiny bubbles, note. charles: back in the day, hawaiian singer entertainer don ho, had a major hit, tiny bubbles in the wine make me happy, make me feel fine. market watche

charles: amazing.ing your own destiny no matter how you have to do it and even people who are rich have to re- gain control of their own destiny from time to time. give a sure loser. >> lebron james who keeps making mistakes on twitter. this week he decided to tweet about the kyle rittenhouse trial where he actually said and we are sticking with the laughing topic today, three laughing emoji's saying he didn't really cry and he must have had some sour lemon heads, so i'm just going to put that out there that as something as serious of this is no laughing matter regardless of how you feel about the case. charles: it's hard in this country these days not to see everything through political lenses and i think once we stop doing that maybe things would get better. fantastic to see you, beverly. again, congratulations. >> thanks. charles: earlier in the show michael seiler and i talked about bitcoin possibly preventing future wars from erupting and now, we are going to go another step, how about bitcoin jum

public opinion of charles was at an all-time low and it needed a boost. >> this issue of charles andion to make. should he deal with it? or should he not deal with it? >> did you try to be faithful and honorable to your wife when you took on the vow of marriage? >> yes. until it became irretrievably broken down. >> there was this bombshell confession that, yes, he had been unfaithful with camilla parker bowles. >> it's not something that i went into marriage with the intention of this happening. or in any way in a cynical frame of mind. i mean, i -- >> charles clearly was fighting against it. you could see it with every sort of inflection, every move of his body. because it reflected not just on him and, of course, camilla, but also on diana. >> it must have been so incredibly hard for her to hear those words. but if she refused to simply sit at home when a documentary goes out in which she's represented as the cheated-on wife -- >> diana, she has a public engagement that night. she reached into her closet, she grabbed a tight, black dress. all she had to do is step out of the car. t

charles payne. charles: neil, thank you very much my friend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne this is making money. breaking now the markets are edging higher powered by the world of the future, metaverse, electric cars, so much more, we talk about it all the time but the old guard thinking the rally has gone too far, in part because they simply don't understand this new stuff, and frankly a lot of tough staff they own are not participating. look at for instance, brick-and-mortar retailers. now they're going to reconsider. i will ask my experts idea that they like nobody else likes. the soviet comb troller pick talking about bankrupting oil companies in this country. are we prepared for what happens if she is confirmed? all that and much more much morn "making money." ♪. charles: it's a quiet session on the surface of the market. amazing things happening beneath. all eyes on d.c. as we await the congressional budget office to score president biden's build back better bill expected sometime later today. the cost would be $5 trillion f

and charles certainly did.r would you consider him in that light? as a szx symbol? >> yes, i suppose. >> papers unveiled girlfriends. sabrina guinness and then it was the turn of ana wallace. all hopes of a match with a suitable foreign princess were revived and even princess nora of liechtenstein was considered a candidate. >> diana's having a good time at boarding school. she's safely tucked away, and then the life of prince charles actually begins to overlap with that of diana in the most extraordinary way. she receives news that charles is dating her older sister, sarah. this is the moment that diana realizes that she's not that far away from the royal family. >> at school first day back they haven't seen each other for weeks and there was a lot of chatter before class. diana, tell me about the holidays. did you see charles and sarah? what happened? let me know all. because any young girl would have loved to have been his girlfriend. even more importantly his wife. >> in november 1977, diana's eldest sister

too, charles.harles: okay. i got a minute to go. something else you posted on twitter i want to ask you about because i thought it was brilliant. charter congressional approval. interesting enough only time it spikes when all the free money is going out. does this mean, i don't know how they pull it off, there could be another round of stimmies ahead of the midterm elections? >> the chart shows that congress can't buy love. only time the approval rating goes up, they send money to people. as soon as checks hit the bank accounts as we talked about, then their approval rating goes back down. now they know what they need to do to get the approval rating up, the question whether or not they will do it next year. that will be a very difficult pull in order to get that to happen next year considering how hard it is to get any of these build back better bills and everything else across the finish line right now. charles: i got to tell you with some of my relatives i feel like i'm a member of congress when

what charles was doing was really engaging in a very serious and profound love affair.hey never came close to the deep love affair that charles and camilla were enjoying. >> this is the original manuscript as marked up by diana. diana describes the time when she threw herself down the staircase, landing in a heap at the bottom. she was pregnant, she was desperately unhappy, and no one seemed to care. she does admit it was a cry for help. i think she would have never risked the lives of one of her children. and diana on the tape says the queen was the first to arrive on the scene, but in the manuscript she writes, mum. so it now reads the queen mum was the first to arrive on the scene. now that's not what diana told us. diana was very weary of saying anything about the queen. so i think she's fibbed there, which i'm sure she did to keep the queen out of the picture. >> diana's harboring a secret. she knows that in a few month's time her tell-all book is about to be published. she knew that there would be a portrait of her marriage that was very-much at odds with what peo

having a bumpy day, crazy day, here is charles payne. charles: thank you, neil.ello, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking news, you don't have to tell everybody on main street that the nation is in insidious inflation crisis. the market for the most part ignoring the news. the white house keeps telling everyone there is nothing they can do about it. meanwhile wage gains are being wiped out, folks. will this put brakes on economic revival? battle since the biggest ipo facebook. some say it could be a tesla killer. being a soviet trained banker wasn't bad enough, wait until you hear what president biden's comptroller pick says about bankrupting smaller american oil companies. hint, she is for it. new investor revolution just getting started. i'm answering a lot more of your questions. all that and so much more on "making money." note. charles: so it has been a tense session, not any sense of panic despite really another shocking read on inflation and it feels like folks are more afraid of missing out than getting wiped out. so of course i get it. tha

charles: will we have a new fed chair? >> you never know. charles: we'll leave it there. thank you both very much. stick around because i will need your expertise as we listen to the press conference. investors looking for fresh insight how the fed is responding to inflation and how portfolios should respond. we'll cover that as well. plus the great larry kudlow, he joins us next. ♪. [gaming sounds] [gaming sounds] [gaming sounds] just think, he'll be driving for real soon. every new chevy equinox comes standard with chevy safety assist, including automatic emergency braking. find new peace of mind. find new roads. chevrolet. as an independent financial advisor, find new roads. i stand by these promises: i promise to be a careful steward of the things that matter to you most. i promise to bring you advice that fits your values. i promise our relationship will be one of trust and transparency. as a fiduciary, i promise to put your interests first, always. charles schwab is proud to support the independent financial advisors who are passionately dedicated to helping people

charles?ks, in texas, right now, they're dispatching 10,000 national guard troops and state troopers to the boarder as the state prepares for more migrant caravans. right now art del cuello. we hear the story over and over again. for most people in this country, they keep wondering why does texas have to keep stopping them. why so much pressure on your organization. why can't there be a federal acknowledgement of what is happening there and serious action? >> well, there isn't anything from the federal side because this administration, particularly the president, doesn't want to do anything about it. they don't care. look at the issues that have been continually happening at the border. it's nonstop. it's the evergreen, right? the immigration problem is something that doesn't stop. there's a border czar that is appointed. she's been down there once. she really didn't go down there to see what was going on. no one in the vaccination is going down there to pay attention to take care of the probl

it's right under charles' nose and makes you wonder about how much attention diana was getting from charlesing to stop. we arranged for barry to be transferred away from the department. the excuse being used to the prince of wales was his domestic circumstances the hours he was working. they went on a joint engagement and she was clearly very upset. the prince of wales approached me and said why is the princess behaving in the way she is? what on earth is the matter? so i said, you've got to talk to her. he said i've tried all that and the only thing that seems to be upsetting her is that barry is going back to uniform. and if she's that upset, barry can stay. that stage i was forced to say, well, sir, if he stays then i'm afraid i'll have to leave. and i think at that point the penny dropped. he was utterly shocked and was clearly, clearly very upset. the popular perception is that the prince of wales was straying all the way through his marriage, and that is definitely, unequivocally not the case. the first person that strayed was the princess. he went back to see mrs. parker boles after

charles. charles: edward lawrence thank you very much.g. that may mean we could get rate hikes sooner rather than later. that is narrative going through the street. i want to ask laffer tengler nancy tengler about this. i'm on record saying no rate hikes next year. the street is looking three rate hikes. feels like the fed is getting on boar more and more. what do you see? >> happy thanksgiving, charles. these minutes did not surprise me at all. we didn't know very much. the fed already told us they would reduce or taper by 15 billion. i want your listeners to understand and your viewers too, this is still expansionary. the balance sheet will expand by 400 billion during the assumed tapering period. we're already at 8.5 trillion, double 2 1/2, 2020 balance sheet levels. we're still very liquid. there is a lot of money sloshing around. now you're starting to hear some members come out to say well we probably should take a look at rate hikes. we probably should accelerate tapering. i don't even understand why we're still buying mortgage-bac

charles. >> charles: claudia thank you very much.sident biden is trying to ease your pain at the pump by releasing that oil from the strategic reserves. many think it is just a quick fix. we will still need more than just those barrels and how long before they run dry. we want to bring in a oriole guru phil flynn. phil, 50 million barrels sound like a lot, but we consume a lot of burials in this country every day. don't we? >> we sure do. in fact, i think we consume that much, i was waiting to go on the air today since breakfast. we are talking a global market, charles. that amount of oil is equivalent to about half a day supply. even if you looked at the united states by themselves, we are talking about three and a half days of supply. so this is nothing more than a band-aid to try to not only lower gasoline prices, but to raise president biden polls numbers which seem to be going the opposite direction of the gasoline prices. >> charles: yet we know that these oil shocks of not only lead to presidencies in office, but almost every

i think what's less well-known was the relationship prince charles had with the reagans. >> charles hadonald and nancy reagan, met them originally in 1974. he and nancy reagan just really hit it off. later on she was one of the first people outside the royal circle that he confided that his marriage was in deep trouble. >> back at the white house, all was ready for a formal dinner. it was an evening of high glamour, the largely showbiz guest list chosen by mrs. reagan. >> it was a star-studded dinner, hollywood meets the white house meets the royal family. >> clint eastwood, john travolta, niel diamond. every socialite nancy reagan knew. >> would you dance with the prince harry. >> if she'd like me to. >> the high point was to orchestrate star john travolta to ask diana to dance. >> i think diana thrived in the moments where the spotlight shown so brightly on her. diana wasn't phased at all. she loved to dance. here she was dancing with one of the most celebrated dancers in the world at this time. she just came alive. >> it showed diana's star power was really equal to that of a major h

here is charles payne to guide you through the next hour. hey, charles.harles: thank you very much. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, of a masking broad weakness last week the nasdaq is under huge pressure this week as many are getting smoked. is it time to buy the dip again? time to talk styles, short-term trading and buy and hold. why your temperment may not matter. jay powell 2.0 might be more progressive than advertised. i will ask larry kudlow if the market is misjudging the fed chair. president biden will release oil from the strategic oil reserve. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: so the market has become more anxious as investors contemplate a powell 2.0. obviously inflation pressures won't quit and government actions designed to dismantle prosperity in the name of social justice taking a toll as well. major indices have been able to mask massive internal weakness as megagrowth stocks lead the way. what happens if they begin to weaken? throughout the year investors fled

. >> she adored prince charles. she wanted to be part of the royal family, to be a credit to the monarchy. >> she wanted to show the world, and she wanted to show camilla, look who i am, look what he's got. >> the true diana came out. she has a backbone. she knows she's being seen by camilla. i'm about to marry the future king of england. >> diana francis, wilt thou have this man to thy wedded husband? >> i have made it. i'm here. you're there. i won. you lost. ♪ ♪ >>> on monday we'd gone to st. paul's for our last rehearsal, and that's when the camera lights were on full. >> a crowd of about 3,000 have built up. their enthusiasm is unmistakable. prince charles was so relaxed, he nearly came to grief on the top step. and when it was over, prince charles clasped lady diana's hand reassuringly and unaffectedly. >> she was photogenic. she was young. she was beautiful. the world was in love with her. >> it was like a perfect love story, but behind the scenes a whole different story was playing out. a story of struggle.

charles? >> thanks, grady. the suspect, darrell brooks, has a lengthy rap sheet and was just released on bail prior to the s.u.v. plowing into the crowd what are investigators doing right now? want to ask chief daniel walinski. chief, where do we begin? walk us through now the process of the charges, evaluating it all and considering the backdrop here, this man just released on bail november 11th for $1,000. a very similar situation. the bail prior to that was $10,000. for some reason, they lowered it. your thoughts and where we are with the investigation. >> charles, we should not be talking about him being involved in another domestic event that led to him fleeing and engaging in this horrific attack on the community in wisconsin. has to be two investigations that occur here. one documenting exactly what happened, finding out if there's any previous thoughts, search warrants on his computer, phones to see if he had known about the parade or thought about it or engaged in another domestic assault and decided t

prince charles was so relaxed. when it was over, prince charles clasping diana's hand.he was photogenic and young and beautiful. the world was in love with her. >> it was like a perfect love story but behind the scenes a whole different story was playing out. a story of struggle, a story of a 19-year-old girl, naive in this world trying to find h herself. >> here at the bbc, we are coveco covering the biggest story. let's face it, the british knows how to put a big event. the date was getting nearer and nearer and it was starting to sink in how many people were going to watch this wedding and how important it was going to be. >> is your hat heavy? >> a whole machine taken on the life of its own. >> just about every network of japan is covering the wedding. why the big interest there? >> simply, it's exciting. >> when we realized that she was the one, there was no stopping the press following her. >> everyday she read about herself in the newspapers, every time she switch on the television, there she was. the pressure must have been absolutely colossal. a polo match. she

charles: good interview, neil. i'm charles payne, this is "making money." at this moment president biden is set to sign the new infrastructure package amidst new lows for his approval ratings. the white house says it will fix it all. this will fix inflation but economics 101 too much money chasing too few goods is not the cure but the cause of inflation. we should know who the next chair will be. lael brainard may be a dove but wall street loves jay powell. i think they would like to see him to stay. meanwhile the bond market seems to be taking control of interest rates from the fed as everyone, sees making who the next chairman a moot point. i will ask the market pros with some unknowns out there, what is the next big catalyst will be for this market? how you should be positioned. the media answer to the supply chain crisis. they say we should start living like europeans. be sure larry kudlow is ready to sound off on that. all that and much more on "making money". ♪. charles: we're mostly sideways today. the market is on autopilot although the nature of th

good afternoon, i am charles payne. breaking right now, the market is reacting to what i call goldilocks report, it wasn't millions of jobs a month promised but still strong enough remaining from worker strike will keep the fed at bay on rate hikes and that is keeping wall street happy. this is a rally, the question for you is it too late, should you be cashing in? they're supposed to get spending infrastructure plan today but who knows how it will grow from it will get a vote small businesses. they are in dire straits, for congress come to their aid? i've got to brilliant minds to make the case about where the rally goes from there. break out your notepad from a time to make somebody from all about and more on making money. ♪♪ calling it a rally like the men, you think about this from a s&p in 15 out of 16 session, 63 new all-time highs in this morning to you and even more to this market, solid jobs report and participation in that allows the fed to keep rates accommodative the pfizer corporate drug with dramatically r

charles? >> charles: thanks, kelly.ying their vaccination program for childrens age 5-11 will be operational starting next week. so what should parents do? johns hopkins professor and fox news contributor, dr. marty makary. 42% of parents say they are unlikely to have their children vaccinated. i know you've been inundated with this. >> yeah, other polls suggest 27% of parents are ready to get their kids vaccinated right away in the 5-11 age group. we don't know what the risk will be in a post pandemic era. right now the risk of covid hospitalization in the population of all kids 5-11 is 1 in 167,000 per week. that is what is on the cdc website and probably that risk is going to decline. i think the vaccine in kids 5-11 is not a one sizes fits all strategy. if a kid has a comorbidity, yes, it makes sense. space it out more than three weeks. do three months. if a kid had the infection, they have natural immunity, no. for everybody else in the middle, it's a personal decision. some parents will be concerned about the risk

>> hey, charles.ls and experts are urging people not to panic, concern is growing. the new omicron variant is being found in many, many countries. the list is growing. u.s. health officials warn i may already be in the united states. the u.s. has restricted travel from south africa and several nations today. dozens of country are following sued. australia is delaying their reopening by two weeks. the president's remarks raised more questions of what may be coming. he urged adults to get the booster as a primary path to stop omicron. but this introduces the point of what does fully vaccinated mean? south africa says they're being punished for reporting the variant immediately. the president says it was the number of cases that caused the move and affirmed more international bans are likely. >> the degree of spread impacts on whether or not there's a need for any travel restriction. but that's not -- i don't anticipate that at this point. >> now, delta and united, the two airlines that have direct fligh

charles was in love with diana.ou can't disguise that. >> there were real genuine moments of happiness, especially when they were with william. >> does prince william have a favorite toy? >> a plastic whale that throws things out of the top, little balls. >> it was, in fact, the place where william took his first steps. charles wrote about it in an almost rapsodic letter saying how much fun it was. initially, she was really overwhelmed. the more she did it, the more she became confident. it was the sort of crucible for diana to prove herself. she did brilliantly. >> charles is thinking, she's such an asset. fantastic. then, of course, things shifted again. >> they chanted for her. >> she obviously had to take one side of the street. charles took the other side of the street. there were audible grown groans people who got charles. >> she was horrified that people were gravitating to her rather than the heir to the thrown. >> hai have come to the conclusn it would have been easier to have two wives to have covered bot

you're right, charles.street as we kickoff the final 59 minutes of trade. folks it's very hard to find green on the screen look at the dow it is down right now 587 points low of the session a loss of 679, s&p and nasdaq also crimson at the moment, oil, small caps and transports are taking an outside hit at this hour this as yes, fresh headlines on the new omicron variant collide with the federal reserve chair's testimony on capitol hill, where

charles, happy friday.or both as increasing coronavirus cases boost some tech names but slam energy and financials. the dow is really struggling, down 263 points. the $1.8 trillion social spending bill passed this morning by the

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i think charles was in absolute shock that this had happened. immediately for his sons, obviously, and there was personal grief as well. this was a woman he had loved and there was also this feeling of oh, my god, i'm going to get blamed for this. >> the marriage was over, but he still felt a huge obligation towards her, mainly in the shape of his sons who were sleeping a few yards away. >> the queen and prince charles got up and talked together, discussed whether they should tell the boys. and i think what rightly charles decided, what is the point of waking up the boys now? we don't know the truth of it. we'll wait until the morning. he chose, i believe, to talk to william first, his eldest, which is understandable and together, they then went and told prince harry, who was just 12. i think charles' decisions that night came from the heart, actually. he felt absolutely that his ex-wife was still the mother of the future king, and was still the woman he had once loved and was still royal in some measure and should be treated accordingly. >> the

the fact that charles came out and _ behind.ed the atrocities, the reat— out and acknowledged the atrocities, the real horrific sends of britain's past, _ the real horrific sends of britain's past, its— the real horrific sends of britain's past, it's very significant in a moment— past, it's very significant in a moment like this —— horrific sins. there's_ moment like this —— horrific sins. there's a — moment like this —— horrific sins. there's a debate in barbados as is a number of islands about reparations. it's a question that politicians may well have to address in the future. thank you both very much for now. i know you're staying with us, you'll be back at 11:30pm and we will have some more papers for you then. that's it for the papers this hour. sian and kieran will be back again at 11.30pm. goodbye for now. hi thtere, good evening, i'm chetan pathak with your sports news. lionel messi's been named the world's best footballer again tonight, winning the ballon d'or for a record extending seventh time. the 34—year—old helped

. >> she saw an opportunity to go after charles. to take for diana. >> i would think that the top job as i call it would bring enormous limitations to him. and i don't know whether he could adapt to that. >> that was the dagger in the heart for the palace, how dare she question the prince of wales right and ability to be the negligence king? >> she had no choice. no one was listening to her at the palace so she decided to turn to the public. >> i think she's come across very well telling people what pressure she's been under. >> charles had his say. it's about time she had hers. >> 92% of people supported diana's decision to do the interview and that was it. that was the victory for diana. >> the kinds of things she said about prince charles and the monarchy in general, they viewed it as a massive betrayal. >> it is someone from the inside really being a traitor to the image that the monarchy is an infallible institution. >> this morning queen elizabeth said she's had it. time for prince charles and princess diana to officially end