i'll come to you, charles. [laughter] charles: good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking another right now, did you miss the rally because one of these titans of wall street scared the heck out of you? this is going to add a little salt to that wound with -- wound, but they stayed in and made more billions. nvidia is rocking. and what about the magnificent seven? well, guess what? soon we'll have to call it the terrific two. is that enough to keep this rally going? and mortgage rates and the american dream, if 6 and 7% are the new reality, do you have a shot? amy nixon is here to give us her take on that. and have you checked out this meme darling today, car sanaa? up huge -- carvana. the financial media, well, they danced on the grey of this stock and called you done. i hope you held because, guess what? you are winning once again. my takeaway on why you should just ignore the smartest people in the room. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ ♪ charles: repent, the end is nigh. now, variation withs of this phrase taken from the w

charles: good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now, are the hottest stocks ready to cool down or are they just sort of retaining a little heat for the next rally? or maybe the rally baton is moving to the rest of the market? what if i told you there is already a stealth rally. it being overshadowed by the mag-7. how do you pick the right stocks all things equal. liz ann sonders, charles schwab on deck. everyone owns nvidia, beth kindig built her twist on that stock a million miles away no one was close to this household name. find out what she is dying you now. speaking of stealth, biotech is coming on strong they can boost our health, boost our portfolios at the same time. barbara ryan will break it all down. the latest on the banking sector with erika najarian. all that and more on "making money" ♪. charles: all right, don't look now but the s&p 500 coming into this weekend rally, 15 of the last 17 weeks this is the most impressive you we've seen, have to go back to 1999 when you saw something similar to this. i h

charles: absolutely.ary, thanks a lot, my friend. >> thanks, charles. >> a big problem for the cynics on the megacap names, "the magnificent seven" is really, gary just brought it up they are delivering mind-boggling numbers. take a look at earnings, all told $1.7 trillion. that's this year. two trillion dollars next year. and it is really, really tough, right? you can hate the names, but hard to argue that there is no value there. here is what is coming with the "magnificent seven." their margins are going up. the other 493 stocks, their margins are going lower. stands to reason the p-e ratios, we know the p-e ratios are outsized. there is the mag seven, up 30 times. a lot of people say that is way too expensive. the rest of the market is down here. i have to tell you there are fundamentals down here. my last guest was gushing over these megacap names. i like wells fargo mark smith. are you still gushing? >> i'm still gushing. why not? we had a company go up 200 billion in a day. charles: meta, on friday

charles: 20 seconds. 00% onboard. >> i don't know who he is -- [laughter] he's probably a nice guy, but i disagree. charles: if i'd had more time -- >> i apologize to bob. i'm sure he's a fantastic guy. charles: institutions are onboard? >> blackrock has $8 billion in their fund, and they're out there telling people it's a flight to quality. charles: bitcoin is a flight to quality. >> of course. how are you going to protect yourself, right? if they're going to devalue your currency and you need something to protect yourself from currency debasement, i think that's why larry fink is going to get institutions onboard. charles: my man. congratbraces -- congratulations es, you've been spot on. you know someone else who is always spot on, liz claman. liz: pomp's the man when it comes to bitcoin and, boy, has he been right. fox market alert, th

charles: wow. a hell of a ratio. >> that is telling you retailers are bracing themselves for this year. charles: jharonne, great to see you. >> always great to be here. charles: folks coming up, where is the rhyme or reason? we'll break down what has become a broken business cycle. some are saying cool your heels, it is okay. others are saying katy-bar-the-door. we'll be right back. ♪. so... - we're engaged! - we're engaged! congrats carol! your youngest finally popped the question. but now, you're really going to have to get those new dentures. after all, you need a smile that matches the moment. so this might be a good time to mention that aspen dental can create natural looking dentures in no time. just for you! and that comes with $0 down plus 0% interest if paid in full in 18 months. helping mothers of grooms look their best. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. it's odd how in an instant things can transform. slipping out of balance into freefall. (the stock market is now down 23

charles: right. >> we end up with problems. charles: yeah.maestro every chairperson after that wants to be a maestro too, except maybe not jay powell. we'll see. let's talk about these picks. start with danaher. >> danaher in the health care category, we raised our recommendation on the shares from hold to buy in january following their fourth quarter earnings release. we think the company offers attractive valuations, good outlook for the stock. also they're dealing with a low beta so the volatility is less than that for the market and it has good technicals behind it. charles: right. low beta. dhr, folks. eli lilly has become a darling. i think you can almost say part of that sort of "magnificent seven" crowd now? >> well i think, we think it deserves it. we changed our view to a strong buy from a buy in february and our filing is that it has good pipeline development. also key growth from current products. so new products combined with existing products we think will help to promote growth in earnings and valuations. charles: hey, i got 30

charles: charles take a look at this, folks.akes text prompts and generates original video. this is, like, i gotta tell you, this is so cool. it truly boggles the mind. i mean, it delights the senses. look at this ing this. it makes the impossible seem probable, even possible. someone typed this into a system, and it spit out this video. well, my next guest says we're actually amid, the world is, the fifth industrial revolution. heck, i thought it was the fourth. i thought the fourth was just getting started. so, of course, that means enormous opportunities to make a whole lot of money in a a rapid. joining me now, director of education and product, jessica enskip. we're going to put a list on the screen of all the industrial revolutions. of course, 1800s, water/steam. early 190s, mass production, early 2000s, excitement automation. 2010, networking, machine learning. and now the self-learning cognitive collaboration stage. this area we're in right now, i'm somewhat of a natural born luddite. how will it net-net benefit humankin

charles: okay.length of time to take out the old highs was about 25 months which is exactly what we just did. so it hardly felt like a garden variety bear market, but it matches up historically as such. and so far the market's up about 40%, 38 percent depending how you prohibiter, and the tip thing call bull -- measure it, and the typical bull market tends to be good for about 80%. sometimes less, sometimes more. charles: sure. >> so this is still pretty young in that sense. charles: is there a correlation between how done the bear market was to the subsequent rally? in other words, if i think of it as a rubber band, if i pull it back this much it's going to snap back that fast, or is that just sort of -- there's no real correlation? >> there's definitely correlation. often the deeper the market falls, the, you know, the bigger or the subsequent recovery. and one of the reasons why at 48 -- 38, 40% this doesn't feel as a robust is because the market only fell, i say only, but it only fell 28. you kn

charles: i'm charles payne. this is "making money." markets wand the equalibrium after jay powell had a rug full. tensions are tight. will the fed still not go in march? believe it or not a lot of folks are betting on that. the jobs report will give us a big hint. we'll preview that in the show. adding to angst big tech earnings are coming out. we have three of the biggest companies that ever existed ault reporting. the question will one of their moonshots actually help the bottom line? there is bottom line of all the doom spending for americans particularly young adults. stephstephanie pomboy has a takn this, you have to hear it. my take on the hypocrisy of ultrawealthy, buying carbon credits, is it enough? all that and so much more more on "making money" ♪ ♪. charles: all right, folks, so february brings out groundhogs, the shadows, chocolates, roses but for the financial market it will be just a lot more second-guessing particular lay about the fed and sort of can they keep this upward bias at the moment. now we just came into the s

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charles: yeah.n you start throwing that 20 billion number out. and in an election year and a state that's up for grabs, you probably will get some attention in d.c.. kim, thanks a lot. i'm glad you came to this side, but you might have missed out on a few bucks, just saying. [laughter] my next guest says that the market is for trading junkies, not investors. david rosenberg holds nothing back. wait until you hear what else he's got to say, right after this. ♪ ♪ the club can't even handle me right now. ♪ can't nothing handle me right now. ♪ let's get 'em ♪ you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" i'm thinking company wide power nap. [ employees snoring ] anything can change the world of work. from hr to payroll, adp designs for the next anything. meet the jen

charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now the s&p 500 is hovering near that 5000 milestone. look at that. we're right in the shadow of it. nasdaq meanwhile less than 2% away from record territory as well but what has come to this market, has it come too far too fast? in today's show i reference beatlemania, "the twilight zone" and madness of crowds so get ready. new super bowl indicator. wall street legend jim grant will break it down. he has something even better if you want to know where inflation is and what to do about it, stay tuned. where is congress, congressional outrage over japan taking over an american icon, u.s. steel? the workers there are demanding answers and we'll listen to them. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: you know there's an article in the guardian written about 10 years ago about the rise of beatlemania. i think it is appropriate for the current feeding frenzy in wall street over "the magnificent seven." the article began with this, the first time scottish pro

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appreciate it. >> thanks, charles. charles: see you.g up my next guest says the cpi report was bad news for anyone hoping inflation would come down anytime soon. peter morici is one of the top economists that we know. he has some thoughts on that, and 50-dollar minimum wage, right after this. ♪. trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, giving traders even more ways to sharpen their skills with tailored education. get an expanding library filled with new online videos, webcasts, articles, courses, and more - all crafted just for traders. and with guided learning paths stacked with content curated to fit your unique goals, you can spend less time searching and more time learning. trade brilliantly with schwab. during my entire life i have been somewhat of an outdoors person. golf, gardening around here. how can i stay out of the sun? so about two years ago i was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma. when they discussed the mohs surgery on my face, i was not really a fan of that because the scarring can be disfiguring. if you've been

charles? thing, i want to add a bit more clear to the shocking cpi read. i mentioned auto sales were down. look auto insurance prices up here 85.16%. that is an increase over the last 10 years. auto repair increasing close to 50% over the last 10 years. you look at the overall cpi, down here at roughly 31.47%. so, this really becomes more acute in recent years. you see this stress here. charles, my read i'm so happy selling my car, moving to manhattan. i don't have to deal with any of this. charles: potholes. that is part of the auto repair thing. part of that, every year when they thawed out the potholes, amazing. kelly, great stuff, thank you very, very much. on that let's bring in our retail guru, kb advisor kristin bentz. how surprised first of all was you at this report? >> you know me, charles, i wasn't surprised at all. charles: tell us why. >> things are good, things are food out there in the middle class. things are good out here on these streets. while the rest of, the market and med

charles payne is here to relief all pressures. charles: let's do it. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." the nasdaq on track for the first record close of 2021, there are metrics out there that says this is still very, very cheap. investors, we're waiting for tomorrow's cpi report. what you need to to and how you pivot on this thing. there are some opinions out there. how can we make the rust belt shine again? i have an answer, hard work and cooperation. i will explain in "my take." all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, so we came out the gate, meandering. i guess maybe the super bowl hangover. now we're starting to pick up a little momentum it. investors didn't flee. that is the key. when we open flat, no one sells, that is sort of a buy signal into itself. we've seen rotation into things like energy, materials, communication names have done well also today, but seems more the experts complain about how overwhelming the influence of just 10 names on the market they become even more influen

charles: hello, everyonement i'm charles payne in for kudlow. donald trump ordered to pay more than $350 million in a new york civil fraud case against him and his family business. the judge is suspending the foreigner president and his sons from doing business in new york. also restricting their right to take out bank loans. trump's attorney alina habba slamming the decision and said trump plans to appeal. lydia has more for us. >> hey, charles. donald trump and his real estate empire hit with a $364 million judgment. responsible for $354.9 million for that. he's been barred from running business asews and assets include properties like his personal residence, old post-office on wall street and property in florida mar-a-lago. trump's attorney said in a statement this "the court today ignored the law, ignored the facts and signed off on the attorney general's manifestly unjust political crusade against the front runner". donald trump sons eric and donald trump jr., they're also banned from doing business in the state of new york for three years.

thank you,. >> thank you very much, charles. charles: all righty.ditional investing management 101 is assessing equity risk premium, right? you want to determine -- we just had this conversation about bonds. the risk that owning bonds -- stock, rather, over bonds, erp. well, take a look at this because the erp is now at levels, we're talking dot.com era levels. joining me now, main street asset management chief investment officer erin glibs. -- everyone gibbs -- erin gibbs. the risk-reward just isn't there. you just heard a good case for owning a 10-year bond, but it's harder to argue owning stocks is the are risk worth with it right now. >> i think we really want to break down whichs asset classes when we're talking about stocks, because i know with that chart a lot of that weighting is with those mega caps and the super large caps and less so when it comes to some of your smaller and mid caps. so i agree that, you know, if you're just doing broad index, fine, but i do think there are lower risk and better values within as you move down into those

charles: yeah.e last two years. it's been a home run for me. charles: anything with the fed? you worried about that? >> yeah. i think they're pushing a string, and if he keeps it up here, there's going to be a market accident. look at the kre, the regional a bank index, it's bleeding. charles: thanks a lot, david. my next guest says not only are investors too sanguine about the market and the economy, but events around the world are moving towards the united states like a concentric circle. joining me now, rebecca walser. we flashed up this s&p global release are, begin offing of the year they had the top geopolitical risk, and at the very pop -- top of it, u.s.-china relations. i think about this because china's, their housing market, their commercial real estate market has imploded. they are stock market is in freefall. and the more desperate they become, the more difficult it's going to be to have a cooperative relationship with them, right? if. >> you know, charles, literally i think 15 days int

hi, charles.hen we take a look what's happening in the economy right now i mean i think it is safe to say that the economy is still resilient, right? all the economic indicators are pointing in that direction. the economic surprise index is rising for the index. these are all positive but if we look further out, as you mentioned this is later this year, early next year we see a lot of the tailwind fading. at the end of the day the fed has embarked on an aggressive tightening cycle. there are long and variable lags of course but we think that will catch up. we're seeing things like auto delinquency rates rising. the savings rate is very low. it is at 3.7% in december. that is about half where it was in 2019. and as the savings rate rises, as consumers save more, excess savings, tailwind from this is fading. charles: right. >> as that occurs we'll probably see a vicious cycle occur in the economy. charles: you also point to valuation. i love this conversation. it is obvious that you know, the megaca

charles: i'm charles payne, this is "making money." markets are closed. investors worries are beginning to mount. we have your back. confusing cost currents. yields are climbing higher. there has been a big cut in the number of cuts wall street expects from the federal reserve and the broad market really still struggling to catch a bid. of course this week all eyes on nvidia, their earnings report. the a.i. rally, let's just say many ways gotten ahead of itself. the question is this really a 1200-dollar stock or could we be on the road to the implosion sort of like the railroad stocks in the 1800s? rewriting your childrens brains, folks is there anything that can be done about it. we have dr. nicole saphier, the crisis every parent is struggling with. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: you know one thing about these three-day weekends, gives you time for relaxation, fun, depending your weekly. some want to chill out. some want to play. for investors it is also a time to think and maybe overthink. think about this,ed market near an al

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charles: right. >> there is a lot to work with there, still in the early part. charles: achilles, thank you very much. great to have you on. folks, coming up, what is next, spoke about legendary investor warren buffett. victoria fernandez says this guy is sitting on a pot of cash. she says she knows names he is looking at. can't wait to hear. she is next. ♪. and more about discovering magic. rich is being able to keep your loved ones close. and also send them away. rich is living life your way. and having someone who can help you get there. the key to being rich is knowing what counts. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" i'm thinking company wide power nap. [ employees snoring ] anything can change the world of work. from hr to payroll, adp designs for the next anything. (clicking) i'm jonathan lawson. if you're 50 to 85, please listen closely. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. it's a

>> hi, charles.second chance for hunter biden to come in and sit down for this formal depp since. he will be under oath. in december, technically hunter biden did show up to capitol hill, just not inside the hearing room. he stead right there with the capitol dome behind him as he laid out his case for why he believes republicans are playing politics. house republicans want to ask hunter biden tomorrow about his business deal to see if and how those deals directly relate to his dad, the president. tomorrow's deposition is part of the overall impeachment investigation into president biden. heenter has been a large part of that. his legal team has been citing the arrest of alexander smirnoff after a judge determined that his a flight risk. he was charged with lying to the bureau when he said that joe biden and hunter biden received $5 million each in bribes from ukrainians, which was a talking points from republicans for several months. watch from september. >> highly credible fbi source alleged that j

charles scribner.te difficult in the book to write about these different generations without making them sound like kings. i say that because that last we have a king charles the third. we had a charles the second. not we -- yes, we in america. he was our king too. usually i refer to him as my great-grandfather. it was a little awkward but my son charlie who is an environmentalist conservationist in birmingham, alabama keeping the drinking water for the city of birmingham clean by suing polluters, he as a college student worked summer jobs in the reference division of the company. you could say actually six charles scribners got to know the publishing company and contributed towards the books. the seventh is all of seven years old as we speak. it is too early to rule him in or out. peter: when you look back at your ancestry, who really moved the company forward in your view? charles: i guess the founder has always got to be given first place. of any institution. but i would say largely as a function of

charles? >> kansas city against the san francisco 49ers. >> okay, so we should be talking about the chiefs and the 49ers i think, the matchups, the snacks will need during the game, the commercials, i love the commercials. but instead, a lot of people are talking about something else. what is wrong, people? >> have you ever wondered why or how she blew up like this? well around four years ago, the pentagon's psychological operations unit fluted turning taylor swift into an asset during a nato meeting. so is swift a front for a covert political agenda? primetime obviously has no evidence. if we did, we would share it. >> it's a coordinated marketing campaign by democrats to leverage celebrities to excite their base and -- >> why alienate your fans, the swifties? you know, they come across from every political ideology. why put yourself in one area? don't get involved, don't get involved in policy, we don't want to see you there. >> let's not forget that taylor swift has made a career off of wri

king charles christys tonight. king charles the third has cancer. buckingham palace released this statement . palace released this statement. it is not prostate cancer . i it is not prostate cancer. i will be talking to medical experts s and joining me next. >> william and charles have a different personalities . of different personalities. of course they are. but william doesn't want to be king right now . how. >> now. >> diana's confident and cancer survivor paul burrell , who has survivor paul burrell, who has just had the all clear after his own battle. we've got the latest from our royal correspondent cameron walker, live outside buckingham palace for us also tonight, prince harry is flying home. meghan markle will not be joining him. i speak to meghan markle's brother on that. we also look at the burden now falling on prince william as he nurses his sick wife. catherine looks after their three children and now picks up royal duties. this hour i've got lady colin campbell with the inside story of a momentous day, and on my panel tonight is roya

yeah. >> charles, what was your answer? >> what was your answer to >> charles? you were >> talking about an early acids if the happened way to tell everybody up to shut the hell up >> we were happy with it, but they did was he brought us in to the more than which that's i mean, we know that if you could look like bob take that, but i've seen that if you don't bring us into the motion, then it don't. >> what do you have? yeah, it doesn't make any sense. >> and the fact that we accepted kingsley and we premiered it in jamaica and the jamaican people accepted kingsley. and i'm good. >> yeah. >> you know, you came here just glossed over like, yeah, i just learned to play the guitar like, i don't think it's that simple like how much time and effort i mean, i don't think anybody no disrespect anybody you can just like, hey, you know what i think i'm allowed to play the guitar is just the owl is just it was just the hours enough for stop. and so i just a lot. bob's songs, you know, there's similar cord, so the basics i just was teaching myself and i just felt them as w

surprisingly, charles young was a humanities person. i keep reading articles about how the humanities are dying. what are we going to do with this? but, charles young, at the academy, he excelled in humanities and was terrible at math. he failed math and had to get tutoring. he was a polyglot who spoke german fluently, french, and spanish, he spoke multiple dialects of french, creole, regular french, and he spoke a little catalog -- tagalog. he was a pianist, he played the violin, he wrote music, he was a playwright. and an author. this is from poem he wrote, ode for memorial day, it is much longer, five stanzas, i just took the last one the cadence of it is interesting. i will read this quickly, shal afric's sons be leased and the proud land, the land of virtues the veterans army grand, to teach their children fondly to extol, the flames upon the nation's honor roll, tell them of how black blood mingled with the white, thatright should rain and freedoms robes be bright tell them of wagner, do not forg on memorial day, do not stray from

it coming to london so quickly to see king charles?— king charles?ans he is incredibly worried _ king charles? it means he is incredibly worried about - king charles? it means he is incredibly worried about his | king charles? it means he is - incredibly worried about his father, especially— incredibly worried about his father, especially when you are so far away from _ especially when you are so far away from your _ especially when you are so far away from your family and we have experienced being so far away, receiving — experienced being so far away, receiving scary news about a family, wanting _ receiving scary news about a family, wanting to _ receiving scary news about a family, wanting to be close to them and be with then — wanting to be close to them and be with them. probably why he has decided — with them. probably why he has decided to come so quickly to see his father — decided to come so quickly to see his father. we don't know what type of cancer _ his father. we don't know what type of cancer it — his father. we don't know what type of

king charles . he is charles has cancer.l man got to know wonderful man who i got to know well my presidency. we well during my presidency. we all he has a fast and all pray that he has a fast and full recovery. and asked about the king's cancer diagnosis dunng the king's cancer diagnosis during vegas. here during a trip to las vegas. here is biden had to is what joe biden had to say. the president i'm concerned about him. >> just heard his diagnosis , but >> just heard his diagnosis, but i'll be talking to him, god willing, calvin, i'll be talking to him , god willing, says biden. to him, god willing, says biden. >> what do you make of that? >> what do you make of that? >> well, unrwa fortunately , mr >> well, unrwa fortunately, mr biden is not obviously very quick on the uptake. he doesn't know how to do the basic things. well when you're when you're basically the leader of the western world. and, look, he didn't mean to be disrespectful . didn't mean to be disrespectful. it didn't come out very well. but the trouble with

king charles ii has been diagnosed with cancer, buckingham palace announced. what this means, how the monarch's illness will affect great britain. we talk about it in today's issue of bbc ukraine. i am olga palamaryuk. buckingham palace did not release many details about the king's illness, but overall this statement about his health was unprecedented. king charles ii will retire from public events, but will not stop ruling the country. the last month has been a rough one for the kings. families first three weeks ago there was a message that the princess of wales kate underwent a rather serious operation on the abdominal cavity. however, as soon as the television cameras reached her hospital in london, it was revealed that the king was also due for surgery due to an enlarged prostate. and the day before , buckingham palace officially announced that the king was diagnosed with oncology. however, all the questions that are usually asked in such cases are where, what stage, what type. what remains unanswered at the moment, it is known that it is not prostate canc

cancer diagnosis for king charles. >> it is very worrying. many people suffer from cancer in the world, but it is a worrying and scary diagnosis to receive and i am sure people are wishing the king well at the moment. this is really a very different way of dealing with health what we saw with the queen. we were told the queen was having a few test and going into the hospital. in the case of charles we were told he was going in for a large prostate minor surgery, and now we are being told why he stayed one extra night and he will be undergoing cancer treatment and he will carry on with his duties. i think we are seeing a very different monarchy. the queen came to the throne when she was young, 25. he comes to the throne when he is 75. i think he is saying, yes, i'm helping having health issues and there's no need to panic, no need to worry, i will continue with my duties online and in a constitutional way. really, we have a lot of transparency about his health and i think the reason for that is to stop people from panicking that perhaps he is

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king charles iii diagnosed with a form of cancer. stay with us. we will be right back. >>> welcome back. breaking news out of the united kingdom this afternoon. buckingham palace is king charles iii has been diagnosed with a form of cancer. straight to london with cnn max foster. you've been speaking to sources nonstop since the news broke. what is the latest you are hearing? >> i can tell you he is at home in london just up the road as opposed to buckingham palace never really moved out and thereafter being prince of wales. he has not wanted counselors of state. they were talking about that earlier. he does not intend to appoint counselors of state. these are members of the family who can happen to carry out his duties of were somehow unable to. these sorts of situations would be if he was under anna's data core became incapacitated. he does not see that happening at this point. that maybe suggest something that the doctors can understand from the sort of treatment he is receiving. also the hospital where he is being treated as an outpatient, he

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coming up, king charles is revealed to have cancer and is beginning treatment. should the bbc leave it at that? and praise for a moving bbc interview with the mother of the murdered teenager, brianna ghey. this week brought the news that king charles had been diagnosed with cancer. it was discovered when he went into hospital for an unrelated operation. the story broke just before the news at six on monday. there weren't many details, but the six devoted almost the whole programme to the story. the king has been diagnosed with cancer. he is now facing such a serious health challenge. all we know is that the king camel down from sandringham to london today and began his treatment. we don't know at this stage how long this treatment will take, what kind of impact it's going to have on king charles. this is a huge shock. we know that he was in hospital for the treatment of a benign prostate condition last week. the prime minister had been informed of the diagnosis and the news that - we're bringing you this evening in advance. i many of you wrote in to complain tha

i'm i'm charles rea and charles.'m kind thinking i'm kind of kind of thinking i'm kind of thinking that there's going to be there will be an be i suspect there will be an enormous outpouring of public support and goodwill for king charles. >> oh, i totally agree with you, nigel. i think it's starting to come in already. you know, the, uh, twitter or x where it's now called, it's already filled with people wishing their, um, good wishes the king, wishes for the king, which i think the only right thing to think is the only right thing to do. the ones do. let's ignore all the ones who want to have a go at the monarchy and everything else, and want bring it down and and want to bring it down and talking about their private medical , uh, situation all medical, uh, situation and all that stuff . i think that sort of stuff. i think this was shock tonight. this was was a shock tonight. this was a very, very big shock tonight because assumed that when we because we assumed that when we saw the king leave the hospital after ha

give us your assessment so far. >> yeah, sure, charles. if you look at this incident from some eye witnesses that were interviewed by one of your local reporters on the ground, it appear that's it took place as the rally was winding down. so at least the initial suggestion is players or the officials or the people on the stage weren't the target. it was taking place off to one of the sides of the stage where the gun shots rang out. i'd probably echo what chris said. it would appear from some of that evaluation that it may not have been some larger orchestrated attack that we would have expected that would have taken place during the parade or at a critical moment when players and officials were on the stage rallying the crowd and appreciating the day. took place subsequently to that time. i would suggest that's the case. you can imagine when there's a close order drill with so many people nearby, some of these victims unwitting individuals may have been hit by stray gun fire. maybe one person decided to shoot in to the crowd or at someone.

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charles has been she would.charles has been was less than year was crowned less than a year ago. he's been for a year ago. he's been king for a year and a quarter now, and yet here he is with this diagnosis. so let's embrace life as my message i >> -- >> yeah. and that is a nice message . and i think perhaps message. and i think perhaps there's a lot of people that do need that because it's need to hear that because it's very isn't it. we get stuck very easy isn't it. we get stuck in our ruts. we get caught in our own ruts. we get caught up in, know, whatever. up in, um, you know, whatever. it be small stuff. it might even be small stuff. sometimes and actually, life can feel pretty depressing and overwhelming of overwhelming for a lot of people. and actually, when news comes along, can an comes along, it can be an opportunity actually stop you opportunity actually to stop you in to actually in your tracks to actually realise tomorrow is not promised to us. it doesn't matter to any of us. it doesn't matter who q

outdoor activities are a serious part of king charles' daily life. whatever this is, it will be very interesting if buckingham pal mras and if king charles wants to share those details with the public. what we do know is he started treatment today. clearly they felt comfortable sharing that. where he is undergoing that treatment we don't know. of course, we mow the royal residences can be ramped up, can be equipped with medical staff. they were both in -- both the princess of wales and king charles were in the london clinic, one of the best surgical hospitals here in london. we don't know if he's undergoing those treatments in a clinic, in a hospital or somewhere more private, chris. >> has there been any mention -- again, i was handed this statement which is from the royal communications office of buckingham palace, that there will be any updates, anything else forthcoming, any briefing in person to members of the press? >> one of the things both buckingham palace and kensington palace do not do, and i think clearly one of the reasons they're puttin

king charles is 75 years old.lder than when most people have hung up their boots and retired. that is when his job actually started. so, any suggestion that he's perhaps not going to be well enough to do the work of king is the exact opposite of the mood music the palace would want this soon after the queen's death. >> sandra: itv news royal editor, according to him, prince harry is flying back to the u.k. to see his father, the king. the duke of sussex spoke to charles about his diagnosis, he'll be travelling to london in the coming days. as we continue to learn more information, sounds like his family is going to try to be by his side as he gets through this and faces this challenge. thank you, duncan, for joining us. we appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> sandra: we'll have more when we return. te story? i'm a photographer. and when i'm driving, i see inspiration right through my glass. so when my windshield cracked, it had to be fixed right. i scheduled with safelite autoglass. their experts replaced my windshie

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