historic relic left scotland friday, the first time it's been moved since 1996 next week king charles will be coronated on it. just like his mother, queen elizabeth, was in 1953 and tonight coronation fashion. a first look at the robes the king and queen consort will be wearing on the big day. anticipation is building. >> i'm excited for the coronation. >> reporter: with london in full preparation mode the procession band rehearsed today as royal family members released fresh images of themselves the stone of destiny has now arrived at westminster abbey, accompanied by scottish and english officials. following next week's coronation, it will once again be returned to scotland jose >> ali arouzi in london, thank you. tune in for nbc's full coverage of the coronation of king charles iii next saturday, may 6th, at 5:00 a.m. eastern. >>> still ahead tonight, a seaweed invasion twice the length of the continental u.s. is coming straight for florida's beaches. our reporter out with researchers as they track it >>> tonight the beautiful beaches of florida are facing an ugly invasion. huge masses

now on bbc news, panorama: will king charles change the monarchy? king charles iii is preparing for the most significant day of his life — his coronation. my life will, of course, change, as i take up my new responsibilities. god save the king! he's facing big challenges. there are questions about the monarchy�*s wealth and privilege. there is so much wealth that they hold which is untouched and untaxed and is unaccounted for. the cost of the monarchy is tiny compared to what it produces for this country. storm clouds are gathering in some commonwealth countries over slavery. justice will require a formal apology. and a new opinion poll suggests support for the monarchy is waning, especially among the young. this, i think, is a problem for charles. how can he, as it were, recruit the young to support of the monarchy? the uk's very different today from when the king's mother was crowned 70 years ago. can he, and will he, change the monarchy? bells ring. cheering. charles and camilla are on a walkabout at york minster. it's exciting. the atmosphere�*s

charles: i will make a storm. hope you had a great weekend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." markets are marking time. still the same resolve, how much longer than naysayers miss the rally? suite point out breakouts that you cannot simply ignore. major developments in the oil patch. not just opec plus but universal rejection of the u.s. meddling in the price caps of russian oil. this is more than just an economic story. we have the best to help us understand, tracy shuchart is coming up. jon najarian has the options play. buy the open, sell the close. this has been making big money since 2022. paul hickey is here to tell us why. will it continue. manufacturing report screaming recession. why it is time for the fed to slam on the brakes later in my takeaway. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: so these days everyone's flocking to cash, right, including professional investors who normally are paid to put cash to work. in the first quarter of this year $508 billion shifted into cash funds. t

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apology land then evolves into practicall everyday activity that - will help to promote caribbean economic development. it may not be charleson advice and the government has to decide what to do — but, in general, the royal family do not make apologies and i don't think we can expect the royal family to make apologies, unless directed to do so by the government of the day. buckingham palace says king charles takes the issue of slavery: it says: ..exploring the links between the british monarchy and the slave trade. the queen's standard is lowered. britain's historic links to slavery are part of the reason why barbados became a republic two years ago, though it stayed in the commonwealth. freedom, justice and self—determination have been your guides. more caribbean nations have said they may hold referendums about removing the monarch as head of state, so how would charles handle the likely shrinking of his realm? applause. well, i think he's said that if they want to become republics, then that is a matter for them. and what does that show about his attitude as a person? i think it shows that he's very pragmatic and sensibl

charles the 3rd is seen at every turn. the british and businesses alike gearing up for the ceremony. not only will that officially make charles king but head of the commonwealth as well, dumped operation golden old childhood coronation has been planned down to the 2nd. it will happen on the 1st weekend of may off to its brits will receive an sure by holiday it will take place here at westminster abbey. what kings and queens have been crown for over 900 years? and it's also here that child received the saint edwards crown, making him officially the king. ah, the elephant in the abbey is the modernization of the royal family. charles, the 3rd was 73 when he became king older than any british mon it before him. ah, charles recently announced his 5 year modernization plan to save money and slim down the royal family. this means that royal family members who don't do a lot of publicity work will have to become more financially independent. the rules cost that british subjects a pretty penny. so to begin with, the coronation ceremony is to be a rather more modest affair than the one the queen elizabeth

charles, was only four at the time. seven decades later, the 74-year-old will be crowned king. >> king charles will be the 40th reigning monarch to be crowned at london's westminster abbey. it is set for next saturday, may 6th. storming at -- humpback whales on the seafloor. it is incredible video, but there is an >>> researchers in australia have captured remarkable snes that, it shows them engaging in little self-care as they roll on the seafloor. the whales are doing this to exfoliate dead skin and remove parasites. scientists say it is an important way for marine animals to keep their skin -- new in the ocean. they can be seen there feeding off the scraps. [ relaxing music ]

charles: i'm pretty sure, pretty sure texas is an outlyer that is for sure. i willy. charles: i do believe it's problem in a lot of places in this country. listen we hear it from small businesses, right? nfib, all surveys are record highs on inability to find quality workers. so just bothers me because something is happening here. now listen, when it comes to the federal reserve, we see wage growth slowing, that is good. something is beneath the surface i worry about with this country. >> well, you know, we are, you know, we have an unemployment rate of 3 1/2%, right? it was like that before the pandemic. but before that it hadn't been that good for 50 years. charles: right. >> so at this point then you know, we're just dependent on you know, filling the jobs we have to fill. people turning 18 or 20, graduating from college, high school, whatever they have to do and those people coming into the workforce first time are coming into the workforce for the first time. they don't know how to do that. you can't blame them for not being skilled. maybe some people seem inco

think i they will lead in the space. charles: really? >> i do. d i were talking about this before, they haven't done anything super exciting in a decade. this is their shot, they will put everything into it. charles: this is interesting, again the ceo saying listen we know we'll get a response, right and from google and here's the thing, google though has, what, 94% of search? >> yeah. charles: the way i understand it, the way these things learn is that all of those searches will help, even though they may not have the best a.i. technology they will have the best learning curve? >> they will have the best learning curve but what happens with regulations around the learning curve, how they are going to pull pack on what is actually search and use to generate the data, to spit it out. i think microsoft is looking at it more practical scientific way. charles: right. >> i think they appeal to larger businesses have a shot out the gate. i don't know who wins in the end but i this the race in the beginning microsoft -- charles: nvidia ceo said moore's l

charles and feds rain. one thing is for sure, on the 1st weekend of may school eyes will be on this balcony, watching him as the newly crowned demonic, the britain that charles inherits in a different britain to that of his mothers. however, everyone's excited to see what's in store for the new british monarchy. surprisingly, the during that k vop is germany's favorite st. food. not the more typically german curry worst or brought worse. so what's his secret? let's asked the k bob itself. and it didn't get that the link straight face star. let me tell you why. it's easy to think that i'm just bred this been overly stuff with me, source and salad. but honestly, once you've taken a boy, you'll never forget me. you could say that on berlin incarnate, people lose their minds at the thought of me. a call definitely as berlin isn't berlin without the journal. as a bugger up in court spoken, the done is part of it. everybody wants a taste of ne, i'm going to try us it. people will go to great lengths and they run hot when i have money and i'm too tired to cook for myself. i am a taste explosion. will not fight it,

edwards crown is one of it is crowns charles will be wearing at the celebration. >> steve: they have stuff they will be using. >> ashley: i don't know anything about that. >> steve: stay tuned. and on the street, adam klotz has the fox weather forecast. currently 45 in new york. >> that sums it up, back to you. no, it is a gorgeous day. are you enjoying the weather? georgia bulldog, where do you live? >> clemson, south carolina. >> do you wear that around there? >> i certainly do. >> do you get in trouble? >> i do. shout out to my mom, watching in clemson and my parents and my family and they are in clemson. >> we have a great forecast for folks around the country. early this morning, 40s and 50s. take you to the next couple days, potential record highs across the country. temperatures in the middle 80'ses. this is wednesday's forecast, 80 degrees from rocky mountains to the atlantic ocean. it is going to be gorgeous. back inside to you. >> steve: thank you very much. coming up on this monday telecast, tiger woods future in golf in doubt after the sports legend pulled out of the mast

will all hold up? >> that is a tough thing, charles. will be a little bit after minefield, do your research, do your work as gary k. talked about, you can find good once. we talked it on the show, fifth third around we like in regional space. pnc, balance sheet, income statements they look pretty safe from what we now right now, charles. i think a lot of investors. a lot of clients talked to us buying kbe, kre, etf of regional banks. still okay you limit up side. i like going into individual banks if you wanted more risk. obviously some more reward. charles: i love that that is my approach to the entire market, right? find great names, so you're not holding the crappy names. you kind of mentioned your methodology here. trying to understand how you're distinguishing the regionals that can survive in this environment where, let's face it the big banks, you have to treasury secretary telling folks put your money in a big bank. if they don't listen to that, they will certainly look at the money market funds. what are you using to distinguis

charles' coronation invitation. the invitation features illustrated foliage in a nod to the king's support for environmental causes. it's printed on a recycled card with gold foil detailing. it will' wife is officially identified as queen camilla for the first time. charles will be crowned may 6th at westminster abbey. >>> coming up, actor cedric the entertainer joins us in the times square studio with a preview of the 100th episode of the hit cbs sitcom "the neighborhood." >>> i'm wendy gillette. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." that's me before dawn powerwash. [sigh] now, powerwash gives me the power of an overnight soak in minutes. with 3 cleaning boosters... not found in traditional dish soaps that help break down, loosen and lift away food and grease... so much faster! introducing astepro allergy. loosen and lift away food and grease... now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid-free spray. while flonase takes hours, astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can [ spray, spray ] astepro and go. finding a subtly sweet tea is easy. nice right? huh, pure leaf subtly sweet. but saying no in a subtly sweet

that will be a big driver of potential beat or meet. charles being in chatgpt. they might spend as much time talking about it as they will the cloud. conversely, google which has blown this thing so badly. all the negative press on the a.i. front. not only that though, their last four quarters they actually missed. the stock has been shellacked most of the time. if you're not in this, there is no need to be in before they close, is there? >> i think you can hold off on google, sort of wait and see what happens. they probably likely to get a miss there. this is a stock to still look at, right? what we want to hear where add spend is going. how they're working on fixing that debacle. google number one search engine on the planet. i think they have a lot of, you know, momentum there that can be improved. they also have a lot of letter in cloud. they're amongst the top three performers there. so if they get their a.i. in order. the same sort of story where they can have potential revenue growth there. charles: yeah. >> google has been in a earnings

will? >> thanks, charles, it is time.eaker mccarthy think there is someto be gained by being stubborn here, they are wrong. i mean, it is to use an old cold war phrase, it is mutually assured destruction. i've been through things like this on debt ceiling in the budget before and everybody involved in washington loses, but most of all, the country loses. if we don't extend the debt ceiling, it is going to be an economic catastrophe, probably driving our economy into a recession and maybe doing the same for the rest of the world. so what the house passes this week, the house republicans is never going to pass the senate or be accepted by president biden as it is. but it is the beginning. i took it to be a first offer and i really hope and pray the president biden will accept it that way and invite the speaker of the white house to begin real negotiations. >> charles: even the part about raising the debt ceiling was sort of a compromise you cannot ignore. and use it as a stepping stone towards an ultimate compromise switch

charles. i actually think that's very clever. i think that it will be fun to watch the dynamic between the two of us. i like her a lot to you not trust sando. i've known her like him. we've known each other for a really long time and i said, and i said chris hell, yeah, girl, chris, let's just keep in mind. he will cut you off. yeah repeat herself very moody. and if you wanna, uh get them on your good side. crispy cream. well you know what? that's my good side to jelly donut. and but we both have other jobs. i'm not leaving cbs. you're not leaving your job leaving turner? yeah one other thing, too, when she can think about that, you know, i heard when i heard the title king charles. you know what i thought i thought back to when we were doing movie. the movie reviews charles theater, and it was a royal setting right here. look at look at the chuckster. uh speeding, scared out of his shoes by the your suggestion for graphic. yeah charles. god i like that. kitty, you got some air time. i like that, too. alex upstairs doing court. just take that back. i

much to some of the public's delight, some of the royal family will join king charles on the balcony. royal wave from the famous buckingham palace balcony high above the crowds below. for "sunday today," molly hunter, london. >> thank you very much. >>> this week we highlight another life well lived. in september of 1936, a 14-year-old named herb douglas met iconic american olympic champion jesse owens when he visited pittsburgh, weeks after winning four gold medals at the berlin games. the teenager caught his attention as he was leaving a school auditorium after speaking to students. telling the star about his own exploits in track and field. owens told douglas to keep up the good work. douglas did. >> the undisputed star of the competition was ohio state university track star jesse owens. >> 12 years after owens famously dominated the 1936 summer olympics in germany, as hitler watched from the stands, douglas found himself competing at the 1948 games in london. he grew up as a talented gymnast, famous for a back flip before competing in college, first at xavier then back home at the

here's the thing, charles, if these will fall apart here, we have no hope for a rally this month. arles: before i let you go, about 40 seconds, we talked about the financials, friday, citi, jpmorgan, wells fargo, are you looking at them, are you going to try to participate or there is too many unknowns right now? >> charles, i absolutely look at those. they're critical because what they do, they set the tone for the rest of earnings season. if those earnings are bad and the executives can't come out to give us some kind of positivity, it really puts a damper on the overall season and consequencely what i'm looking at if i to long or short into the rest of the month. charles: good stuff, danielle. thank you very much, my friend. here is the big issue, we talked about it a lot on the show, danielle just hit on it, leadership. where does it come from? so far this year the top five stocks have had $1.2 trillion added to the market cap, just five names, folks, five names. the next 15 have had almost $800 billion. the other 480 names? $300 billion. so. 300 million, $300 billion. 1.2 tril

oh i think charles will will be you. good as well? yes. everything is in honor of the big day. the residents are closing off the whole street. the party committee has their work cut out. ah, it's bank, it's a big celebration i we're looking forward to it. but not all britons are so enthusiastic. republicans, ben clinton and david mcalpine, our up in ours. a change is long overdue. they say why should we not have the chance to vote for and had of sight? why should we have to pop a family has been on elected that no one can aspire to be had a site in this country? no young person can look up and think how about student on auto and make that gone? i want to make caught go to improve people's lives. it goes against every democratic norm. and not only that, the monarchy is expensive. republicans argue, and investigation by a british newspaper, estimated the king's personal fortune at nearly 2000000000 pounds. partly reasonable at a time when some britons can barely feed their families, they say, my lords, grades and sci fi, this enormous privilege and honor and wealth and position.

do you think that king charles will last king of charles will be the last king of ingienee — charles s an excre— but should we ditch? it's an extra ordinarily difficult topic, but for a member, there are 15 nations in the commonwealth where his king, some of them are in the canbbean some of them are in the caribbean and barbados became a republic , to be sure. but they republic, to be sure. but they didn't ask the people progress, though. progress all in the name of though. progress all in the name er eregreee. — though. progress all in the name er eregreee. ner— though. progress all in the name of progress. but thank- g progress all in the name of progress. m33“ g progress all in the name of progress. but thank you so much for joining of progress. but thank you so much forjoining me. amen. and god save the king right? it has been revealed that a newly re—issued jeeves and wooster books carry trigger books will now carry trigger warnings. the madness warnings. oh, stop the madness and books to remove language that could offensive. that could be offensive. alexander armstrong, the hono

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it will be installed in the chair where king charles will sit for his coronation on may 6th. stone of destiny is a slab of sand stone that weighs more than 300 pounds. it's been used to crown english monarchs for hundreds of years. >>> and first it was the swifties. now it's the royal fans. people are accusing ticketmaster of making a royal mess trying to issue tickets for king charles' coronation concert. over 20,000 tickets were allocated for loyal subjects across the uk. instead of a first come, first serve basis. fans took to social media claiming they received misleading messages about the tickets, some can't even claim them. ticketmaster did not immediately respond to cbs news' request for comment. >>> and still ahead, a senior prank in illinois getting a whole lot of attention. after it ended with a cow on the loose. >>> i'm at chase center. thrive city. for the few thousand of my closest friends. what are they watching? it better be kpix 5. >>> on this friday night, we go on the road to meet a nurse who's inspiring treatment of compassion help save a i'm jayson. i'm l

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what he is laying out, this is marker, it will be a big marker, we have to start reducing spending, start trajectory the other way. charlesarthy. bullet points so far, repealing irs 87,000 irs agents army ready to descend on face it, middle-class americans. you don't need 87,000 irs agents for wealthiest out there. do you think this will be a non-starter with the administration? >> i though it is not a nonstarter. i don't think the administration will say yes we love all this, probably not. the administration will say this is what we have instead. start the negotiation back and forth. don't forget joe biden was the lead negotiator on the debt ceiling during the obama administration. when the budget control act happened in 2011, 12, 13, we literally reduced spending two years in arrow across the federal government, biden was the negotiator on as vice president on the debt issue. he was the negotiator before. he needs to come back to the table, what we need to reduce spending, change the trajectory. charles: you wonder if he is beholden to a whole different set of people these days? >> we'll find out. charles: to that point

will take us. can you buy into that? >> no. charles: you don't think that will happen? >> no. there is five trillion dollars of cash sitting on the sidelines. every single week, money dumping into the market with 401(k) space. let's be honest, narrow market, six companies, if you, four represent 50% of returns in the s&p 500 so far. there are opportunities. the stocks are not cheap. let the quants sell off. keep us in the range of plus five, plus eight on s&p 500. doesn't mean we significantly higher. market went too far too fast. that is rhetoric from goldman. there is enough cash coming from the sidelines healing the wound whether 401(k) people taking advantage of market. there are good opportunities. charles: great to hear. phil, talk to you real soon. folks coming up when did risk become so stigmatized in the united states? allison schraeger is here with a warning about this from america. she will be here at 2:50. tech giant meta reports innings after the close -- earnings after the close. david nicholas will break down what he is expecting next. ♪ what will you do? will y

king charles will be a weekly discussion of the events and people shaping our culture. the live show will feature top newsmakers and personalities at the center of the most interesting stories of the week , and we're excited to welcome our new colleagues gayle king and charles barkley to cnn that's king charles wednesday nights. gotta get used to seeing it that way, launching this fall right here on cnn. all right. hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me this saturday. i'm fredericka whitfield. all right. a new legal battle is taking shape after the u. s. supreme court issues a last minute order to protect a common abortion drug high court decided last night to freeze a lower court's ruling that placed restrictions on the drug mifepristone pill is the predominant method for ending pregnancies in the u. s. but now that decision sets up the most consequential abortion related disputes since the overturning of roe v. wade another appeals court is scheduled to take up the case. it is made. cnn's jessica schneider has more. the supreme court, stepping in to p

but will he be damaged by this? absolutely. >> charles doug, with that in mind then, you know, the notion of sort of a democracy, you know, this mission, before voting felt like we were on the mission to find the right person. it was a process. each party had their primaries and went head-to-head. now feels like hey, it's organized, you can do it from a basement. we're going to harvest votes. it doesn't have the same feel to it. i don't know. i just -- maybe i'm just being nostalgic, maybe i'm being silly. doesn't feel democratic for the lack of a better word. >> i'd say both parties, the republicans that have a first pass system, gets all the delegates. the democrats who as you point out appear to be pretty well-buttoned down. both parties would benefit by opening up their processes. that being said, many of the items that you cited, charles, are really a result of the pandemic. the reason why biden is not be being challenged, it's tough for incumbents to be defeated in primaries can they be weakened? yes, absolutely. defeated? probably

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"charles will officially be crowned king on may 6th" is a sentence i am somehow still saying in 2023.re starting to get details about the celebration. buckingham palace recently announced the official recipe of the weekend is coronation quiche, along with cooking instructions. i'm told we have a copy of charles' quiche recipe. step one: tell your valet you want quiche. step two: quiche appears. not all of the preparations are going as smoothly. the palace has reportedly had a very hard time finding any musicians to perform. they've been turned down by harry styles, elton john, the spice girls, adele, and ed sheeran. your highness, hear me out, just hire a d.j. my cousin ricky has an ipod, and a connection to some molly. if there's a bluetooth hookup at westminster, you and camilla are gonna be doing the chicken dance in the aisles. but they have finally found someone to sing for ol' king chucky because we now know that katy perry and lionel richie will perform at king charles's coronation concert. ah, yes, those famous icons of british music, katy perry and lionel richie. you know the

i will send it back to you. charles: thanks, kelly. options play director of product, jessica inskip. let's put it this way, jessica, is it too late to put guardrails on a.i.? >> no, not necessarily. a.i. will be all over every type of vertical that we experience. i love to compare it to the worldwide web or even apple because that is something that is new and innovative that changed our lives for the every day. created e-commerce advertising. >> but the scale though, the quickness of it, i saw a couple weeks ago, on the screen, 17,000 ped today flops, five years took 22 billion ped a flops. 17,000 to 22 billion in five or six years this is mind-boggling stuff. they talk about it will be smarter than humans. i feel it is already past us? >> not necessarily. we've tapped into 1% of data we utilize. innovation of the worldwide web. that is a lot of data. we're moving into revolution of curated data. there is a lot more work to do to pull that together. charles: is it realistic, regulators, government regulators who can't figure out socia

i thinking charles has said he needs to have this - said he needs to have this conversation and he is prepared to be looking into the future and willinguch as the heads of commonwealth states do are prepared to stand ready to support king charles to do this. the runnymede trust is ready to support the king and consider supporting a future commission, a royal commission looking at this. dr commission, a royal commission looking at this.— commission, a royal commission looking at this. dr halima begum, thank ou looking at this. dr halima begum, thank you for— looking at this. dr halima begum, thank you for coming _ looking at this. dr halima begum, thank you for coming in _ looking at this. dr halima begum, thank you for coming in to - looking at this. dr halima begum, thank you for coming in to speak. looking at this. dr halima begum, l thank you for coming in to speak to us, thank you for your time. round the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. ha—ha ha—ha ha—ha ha! the sniggering started in 2003 at what was one of the first clubs of its kind in this country. # happy birthday... they've laughed through landmarks... yea

king charles will be a weekly discussion of the events and people shaping our culture. the live show will feature top newsmakers and personalities at the center of the most interesting stories of the week. we're excited to welcome our new colleagues, gayle king and charles barkley to cnn. that's king charles. he had a king charles wednesday nights launching this fall right here on cnn, still ahead miles of public beach in southern california. shutdown after 250,000 gallons of sewage made its way to the ocean. yes that much. that's a lot well, go live to long beach next to live in the city of misery. subway keeps up and a game with the subway series. an alall star menu. a delicious subs like number four supreme meets force, ham and genoa. salami can't stop that much meat. you can only hope to contain it and freshly baked bread. try subways tasted menu upgrade yet it up, randy. that's how you make like it never even happened. happened pro tomorrow. with what am d. sometimes i worry. my world is getting smaller because of my site. but now i can open up my world with abysmal

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i think they will be glad, broadly, charles and camilla. camilla. it has been a really aood to and camilla. it has been a really good to talk— and camilla. it has been a really good to talk to _ and camilla. it has been a really good to talk to you _ and camilla. it has been a really good to talk to you about - and camilla. it has been a really good to talk to you about queen camilla, orthe good to talk to you about queen camilla, or the future queen camilla and king charles. thank you very much. the home office has confirmed its leads to a barge to house asylum seekers in dorset, around 500 migrants will be accommodated on the vessel in portland. let's cross live to millbank where our chorister abundant is standing by. —— mike al corresponding to standing by. this corresponding to standing by. ty 3 announcement had been expected since last week when the immigration minister said the government was really keen to try to reduce the amount of money that the government are spending on putting asylum seekers in hotels. there are currently 50,00