and you are the author of a new book, charles iii, allabout author of a new book, charles iii, all aboutharles iii, allabout the king. as author of a new book, charles iii, all about the king. as we monitor what is happening, we'rejust watching monitor what is happening, we're just watching these pictures of is happening at horse guards parade, because this is part of that ceremony, part of the pomp and circumstance that we have with these state visits. what will we expect to see when the emir and the sheikha arrive?- and the sheikha arrive? unlike and the sheikha arrive? unlike a lot of it _ and the sheikha arrive? unlike a lot of it is, _ and the sheikha arrive? unlike a lot of it is, the _ and the sheikha arrive? unlike a lot of it is, the emir - and the sheikha arrive? unlike a lot of it is, the emir will - a lot of it is, the emir will have _ a lot of it is, the emir will have a_ a lot of it is, the emir will have a pretty good idea because he himself was trained at sandhurst, so here's familiar with— sandhurst, so here's familiar with some of the commands and structures— with some

you have written a biography, charles iii.omes to what we saw today, a very reflective christmas message from the king, he has been through so much, what have we learnt about his majesty?- learnt about his ma'esty? i was struck, learnt about his ma'esty? i was struck. and h learnt about his majesty? i was struck, and daniela _ learnt about his majesty? i was struck, and daniela touched - learnt about his majesty? i was struck, and daniela touched on| struck, and daniela touched on this as well, actually how upbeat i thought the broadcast was when you think of all that he has been through and all the royalfamily he has been through and all the royal family has been through this year. it was positive. the general tone, and i thought it was underlined by the way that he began with the veterans on the beaches of normandy, effectively saying these chaps have been through a hell of a lot worse than i have and let's reflect on togetherness around the world. it was only about half through he got onto the subject of health and his own

. >> up next, king charles iii giving his annual christmas address in which he thanks health care workersnd spoke about global conflict and building trust in communities. the address was delivered from the chapel of the former middlesex hospital in elon, a break from buckingham palace. this is just over 10 minutes. earlier this year >> earlier this year as we commemorated the 80th anniversary d-day, the queen and i had the enormous privilege of meeting once again, the remarkable veterans of that very special generation who gave it themselves so courageously on behalf of us all. listening to these once young servicemen and women touched us deeply and they spoke of their comrades drawn from across the commonwealth. who never returned and who now rest peacefully, where they made the ultimate sacrifice. their example of service and selflessness continues to inspire across the generations. during previous commemorations, we were able to console ourselves with the thoughts that these tragic events seldom happened in the modern era. but on this christmas day, we cannot help but think of those fo

christopher nolan was knighted by king charles iii. emma thomas, who herself received a dame hood. they were recognized for what they called their extraordinary contribution to film. it comes after they took home multiple oscars for oppenheimer. he has seen the acclaimed blockbuster and enjoyed it. if that doesn't prove that royals are just like us, i don't know what does. >> what's nolan going to do, right, with the oscar and the medal? where does he put that? all on the mantle? >>> up next, the struggle to hire. >>> and looking for adventure? oscar mayer has a unique job for you. -9/11 veterans and their families with life-changing programs and services. i faced my ptsd, and i'm a better husband and father because of it. we help warriors get the expert care and support to thrive. i got involved. i got healthier. i got to be an athlete again. through our programs, community and advocacy, we're proving anything is possible. learn more at wounded warriorproject.org/connect swiffer sweeper dry* traps 2x more dust and hair for a clean eve

christopher nolan was knighted by king charles iii.cer anna thomas who herself received a dame hood. they were recognized by the crown for what they called their extraordinary crucial to contr film. we all enjoyed oppenheimer. it was a big hit. but to have the king put a stamp of approval on it. >> and wait to sum up your year, oscars and the knighthood at the very end. i don't know how you're going to pick what was the best part of it. >>> coming up, how the faa is taking action to ground some of the mysterious drones seen ave w rkndewery.bo >>> and the details of an ice age discovery unearthed in one family's back yard. and their families with life-changing programs and services. i faced my ptsd, and i'm a better husband and father because of it. we help warriors get the expert care and support to thrive. i got involved. i got healthier. i got to be an athlete again. through our programs, community and advocacy, we're proving anything is possible. learn more at wounded warriorproject.org/connect swiffer sweeper dry* traps 2x more dus

if anything this does underpin the fact that king charles iii is the oldest mark we've crowned who hasted the longest for the job. —— the oldest monarch. he looked his age. i personally thought at the moment of creation we would have a back shot of him before the bout the screens around and he looked his age. if you think of how he has had to cope with growing cancer treatments where he kept showing himself, went to australia and samoa with queen camilla at the end of this year, and that has cost them both. certainly queen camilla who has had a nasty dose of pneumonia. so their schedule will be linked to their health and well—being but make no mistake about it, the royal family are out there and fully back in business. it is so good to see a glamourous —looking princess catherine. let me quote what her father—in—law said, might be levied diorama —— might be levied diorama —— might be levied diorama, and he certainly meant that she is a delivered daughter—in—law. —— be levied diorama. pope francis has delivered his traditional christmas day blessing. speaking from the central balcony of

britain's king charles iii gave a special thank you. in his holiday message he praised the healthcare worker who is cared for him as well as his daughter-in-law princess kate. both of them battled cancer this year. >> from a personal point of view, i offer special heartfelt thanks to the doctors and nurses who this year have supported me and other members of my family through the uncertainties and anxieties of illness and have helped provide a strength, care, and comfort we have needed. >> and from the uk to the vatican to a michigan soup kitchen and beyond, people prayed for peace and kindness on christmas today. cristian benavides has a look at the special moments from around the world. >> reporter: pope francis delivered his traditional christmas message at the vatican. he urged all people of all nations to find courage during this holy year, to silence the sounds of arms and overcome divisions across the world. the national menorah was lit near the white house to welcome the first night of hanukkah. alejandro mayorkas addressed the

king charles iii honored healthcare workers in his christmas address today after a year marked by illnessby those who dedicate their lives to helping others. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight, we'll be right back. ♪ >> we're going to do something that is going to be really, really especially special. you are going to be happy. i made a series of big day one promises in my campaign. you know just as well as i do. and 29 days from now i intend to keep those promises to the american people just as we did four years ago, my administration will live by the motto, promises made, promises kept. >> mike: that is president-elect trump eager to get off to fast start once he is inaugurated january 20th. bring in our panel. white house correspondent for the hill, shelby tall cot, political support for semafor and caroline downy. welcome to all of you, merry christmas. i appear to be one lucky guy working with you. ♪ merry christmas. >> mike: let's start with the trump tans session and his desire to put points on the board. what do you estimate for the early start of trump 2.0?

prince william is standing in for king charles iii.ndicate trump could also meet with ukraine's president. this marks trump's first trip abroad as president-elect. >>> here in the u.s. those mysterious with drones spotted flying over new jersey now reported in ten counties across the state. democrat governor phil murphy who met with the state and local agencies thursday saying on x, we're actively monitoring the situation in a close coordination with federal and law enforcement partners on this matter. there is no known threat to the public at this time. what are they? rachel: exactly. can we go back to that name that statement said nothing to, you know, make people feel better about what's happening. i have footage, and i'm going to show that's right outside my house. my kids freaking out on the drones. and they're huge, and their right outside -- they're right outside my window. will: we've got to figure it out. it's crazy. charlie: the n -- fbi has now joined the manhunt for the gunman in the unitedhealth ceo's to murder. rachel: th

. >> up next, king charles iii giving his annual christmas address in which he thanks health care workers about global conflict and building trust in communities. the address was delivered from the chapel of the former middlesex hospital in elon, a break from buckingham palace. this is just over 10

charles: supposedly getting a bump from, you know, getting basal iii. >> yup. red that you own broadcom in fact you've owned it for a long time and you were considering debating whether or not to hold it. yesterday, the ceo said that the a.i. spending frenzy will continue. in fact his quote was everyone's investing in a full tilt. this morning morgan stanley raised the target, almost every morning someone is raising the target on it so you must have some huge gains even being considering taking this off the table. >> well it's massive gains we've owned it for about five years so you can do the math but as a dividend grower we're getting 30% per year in dividend in what we originally paid but a new investor is getting 1%. that's the problem is i don't want to hold a stock i wouldn't be buying so am i comfortable still buying it? if what he says is true they be growing the dividend. they just grew it 11% this week. charles: well the dividend isn't their priority though right? >> but it always has been. think ev grown the heck out of it. charles: but they are a pla

. >> his majesty king charles iii.re emphasising the importance of community, compassion and service amid a turbulent year for both the king and princess of wales, who had their own health battles this yeah their own health battles this year. now, in a break from tradition, his majesty king charles delivered this year's christmas speech from the fitzrovia chapel, a former hospital in central london. it's the first time in over a decade it hasn't been recorded at a royal residence, with his majesty the king choosing to focus on community and healthcare. after a year where both he and the princess of wales have been battling treatment for cancer. well, joining me now to discuss this is gb news royal correspondent cameron walker. cameron, thank you very much for your company. how significant is it to be away from a royal residence? the first of his majesty the king's reign, and actually a chapel he's never visited before. >> well, merry christmas, darren. yes. you're right. it's incredibly rare for the monarch to excuse m

emir and we arejoined by robert hardman, columnist and author who has written a biography on king charles iiire watching what the uk does really, really well, the p°mp does really, really well, the pomp and ceremony with the bands playing and we have protocol down.— bands playing and we have protocol down. bands playing and we have rotocol down. . , ., protocol down. that is what you would meet — protocol down. that is what you would expect that _ protocol down. that is what you would expect that britain - protocol down. that is what you would expect that britain doesl would expect that britain does these things very well and here we have the preliminaries and the lord lieutenant of greater london introducing the king to the reception line who will be there to greet the emir to arrive very shortly. this is the first state visit for keir starmer. he has attended state banquets as leader of the opposition but this time he is in charge and it is the government that invites these heads of state. the monitor provides the backdrop in the trimmings but if the government of the day he decided who com