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prince charles said he was deeply saddened by the news. rebecca jones looks back at her life. tara palmer tompkinson seemed to have it all. money, looks, and friends in high places. here she is friendsin high'blacesfficeshejs :f:..:. . . , 5; i the friendsin high'blacesfficeshejs :f:..:. . . , 5; ‘the duke . of cambridge. the ngurhgcc nf fatal-"firing tina, ,, . .. of prince charles, she goddaughter of prince charles, she went on holiday with the royal family. today he said he was deeply saddened by the news of her death. she became a regularfixture on catwalks, red carpets come in gossip columns and on magazine front covers. known as an it girl, in 2002 she appeared on the reality television show i'm a celebrity get me out of here. where she played up her party image. who is taking me to dinner? but fame had a darker side. ta ra dinner? but fame had a darker side. tara palmer tompkinson had been addicted to cocaine and at one point she spent £400 a day on the drug. on the same programme she spoke about her habit. in the last weeks of my using it literally was over the toilet, y

it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. charles: the showdown in the court of appeals.might not end there. which% of a potential supreme court smackdown. we all know he plays to win. but what if he lose. what if this goes all the way and does not work out for the president of the united states. there is long way to go and a lot of ifs to this. but considering the current composition of the supreme court, 4-4 tie, not out of the realm of possibility it goes back to judge robart and we know how he feels about this. >> i think the statute is incredibly clear. the statute gives authority to the president of the united states. he can do so by proclamation and ban them for whatever period of time he thick is necessary. if you look at this statute on which this executive order is based, it's clear the president has this power. even liberal judges like ginsburg and kagan will have to look at that. this is not a ban on all muslims staying out of america forever. this is seven countries, it expires april 28, and it's a matter of determining what vetting criteria will be used to d

and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. charlesll, the dow finished higher for the tenth straight session, in fact, this is the best run since 1987, but there are some signs of stress in this rally including scuttlebutt of a delay in implementation of the infrastructure plan. u.s. steel in particular taking it real hard. now, you know, i've had a hard time seeing republicans blowing any of this in part because of the immediate need for infrastructure and bipartisan agreement, but still stocks, look at that, steel down bigtime, taking it on the chin. also the reaction as a cautionary tale for what could happen to the broader rally. i mean, if this falls apart, what happens if the gop can't make president trump's promises come true? well, let's bring in steve cortez, he knows all about this. steve, one site talked about infrastructure being kicked back until next year, and these stocks get hammered. you've got to wonder, we know the stakes are high. steve bannon -- i'm sorry, steven mnuchin, rather, spoke with maria bartiromo, and th

charles payne. stocks soaring to new highs today as the dow jones industrial average closed at a record.t's the 22nd record since the election. the dow spiked more than 2,000 points since november 8th. we're going to break it all down for you later in the show. and other major news today, president trump welcoming the so-called canadian camelot to the white house. prime minister justin trudeau. the two leaders, well, they sit at opposite ends of the spectrum in both politics and style, but it was yet another diplomatic coup for president trump as both talked about stronger relationships and joining forces to promote female entrepreneurship. >> i just want to say, mr. prime minister, that i'm focused, and you're focused on the important role women play in our economies. we must work to address the barriers faced by women and women entrepreneurs, including access to capital, access to markets, and very importantly access to networks. charles: joining me now to discuss, carol, shelly, and adriana. adriana, let me ask you first before we talk about the broader issue at the roundtable. the me

prince charles said he was deeply saddened by the news. rebecca jones looks back at her life.laces. here she is at the wedding of the duke and duchess of cambridge. she went on holiday with the royal family. today prince charles said he was "deeply saddened" by the news of her death. she became a regular fixture on catwalks, red carpets, in gossip columns and on magazine front covers. known as an "it girl," in 2002 she appeared on the reality television show i'm a celebrity... get me out of here, where she played up her party image. spending £400 a day on the drug. on the same programme she spoke about her habit: also, in the last weeks of my using it literally was over the loo, you know. 0h, don't... no, but i'm just saying, it was to the most sordid you can have, as a junkie. she finished second on the show and went on to appear on other programmes including celebrity mastermind. i'm more a "had it girlj-m—sum after being diagnosed lastjanuary with a brain tumour, public appearances like this one became less frequent. "i'm not the person i was," she said. "the party world sc

charles payne. stocks soaring to new highs today as the dow jones industrial average closed at a record.d record since the election. the dow spiked more than 2,000 points since november 8th. we're going to break it all down for you later in the show. and other major news today, president trump welcoming the so-called canadian camelot to the white house. prime minister justin trudeau. the two leaders, well, they sit at opposite ends of the spectrum in both politics and style, but it was yet another diplomatic coup for president trump as both talked about stronger relationships and joining forces to promote female entrepreneurship. >> i just want to say,

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charles cooper. better known as chuck cooper. chuck cooper got actually promoted in the reagan administration after the bob jones did sast. within a few years he was assistant attorney general and by then he was appearing on the nightly news himself as the administration's point man on another charming case that has aged real well. >> in washington, the justice department released an important ruling that for the first time permits employers to fire aids victims in many cases. with we begin with nbc law correspondent carl stern. >> the justice department says federal law does not prohibit the firing of potentially millions of workers who may be carrying the aids virus. the opinion was reached by assistant attorney general charles cooper who said carriers who might spread the disease are not handicapped workers who the law protects. >> there is a distinct between a handicap and the ability to communicate a disease. >> reporter: six months ago, the public health service concluded aids is not spread by casual contact but the justice department ruling said conclusions of this character are too sweeping. >> it certainly reinfo

jones hayden in brussels. let's get back to our guests. here with me in london, neville hill. joining us from singapore is charles dallara. start with you on greece. what are the chances that actually they leave the eurozone within 12 months? neville: i think they are pretty low. i think the market is going to worry about that prospect over the next couple of months. in 2015, the critical data is the middle of july, when 6 billion of government bonds fall due. if they don't get a bailout by then, that is when you will get your sort of grexit. the issue this time around is that the standoff between the creditors and greece isn't quite as severe as it was in 2015 and the greeks are much more likely to acquiesce. for us, the big debate is between the imf and the european commission in terms of getting a deal that is appropriate to both of those. we can't see both of those effectively have a standoff that will drive greece out of the euro. it has got further to run. there's not enough risk priced into bonds at the moment. ultimately it will probably abate. francine: let me bring you to my bloomberg screen. this is the greek t