so far it looks like it has been a piece of cake for charles williams zimmerman. as a member of the bundle, talk for the s p d and chairman of the german british parliamentary group. i asked him about the significance of the military eminence of the king's visit has got a german view on there. so with a young simmer man who is a member of the bundle, talk of the s p d and chairman of the german british parliamentary group. welcome to the w. let's start with an element of the visit. this, the military element. he went to a joint german, british military unit. what do we take from that? i think this is a great sign because military cooperation is probably the starting point of the post bricks it cooperation between the u. k and germany. and during these times i think it's a great sign. and as far as i know, this is the only joint military unit, the u. k. has with a foreign country. so it's great that he made a trip to, to see the troops. and we saw a part of his speech there at the bunder stock. unusually political for a reigning monarch, talking about ukraine and a

american teacher charles william ice said about them the quietest and most constant friends, they aree now in our chest. what is in the chest? michael perhaps this is a tutorial, we can't accept it, as a correct guide michael you have already answered. this rule is tatyana could be it. no, unfortunately, almost simultaneously fry timofey ignat now let's find out who ignat was before. i think these are books. this is the correct answer to the question michael was very close. but as we understand, not all books are textbooks, and here a specific person expressed a specific thought and the task was to guess. and what he meant, i understand. the third question in this picture, the artist depicted a family of famous musicians. say their last name. tatyanam, maria anna professionally played the piano and harpsichord gave private hands wolfgang amadeus is a famous composer and musician. this is the correct answer to the question such a knife can be used by both professional chefs and just housewives in the home kitchen, it is needed for certain fine work, which is cut with it from certain fr

lithography was charles rizzo, william brown, who founded their firm in 1832 and is pretty that the khans who brought her who brought far more understood the power of the visual image and they were the ones who were asking the rizo and brown to do a lithograph of her and probably were those who broadly distributed it the medium of the lithograph was really important. it was something that was cheap enough for many middle class americans to own and. i'm sure that what they hoped was that people would buy this lithograph. they would see the goods illustrated in atomized salon and they'd see her so were both promoting the goods and for my and the interesting thing this is that that image the lithographic image which shows the furniture and smaller goods that were being brought in by the khans but it also was an image that was reproduced in many newspapers throughout the country. so wherever we went you would get this image of in the newspapers. so it really was the very first time that people an opportunity to see from boy and we sort of have to remark her again as you mentioned, she is the

because i think what you're implying is that there's some dark, dirty about charles and william, thatlliam, that harry could. and i think that's a really nefarious implication. it's not the any family family has secrets any . family family has secrets any. family has secrets and that the secrets that that were told were not damaging secrets. no, the is harry's harry's war is not against his own family his war against his own family his war against it is against the media in this country and his family's entanglement with the media, which means that he that things are compromised because they they they they don't tell me this . i they they they don't tell me this. i is they they they don't tell me this . i is not they they they don't tell me this. i is not i just want to ask you a final question, because, of course, you're of the heritage foundation. the heritage foundation at the moment engaged in a battle us authorities get details what harry revealed to them about his drug use before moving to the us . has there been any progress, niall, since this went public well? so, so far the b

because i think what you're implying is that there's some dark, dirty about charles and william, thatiam, that harry could. and i think that's a really nefarious implication. it's not the any family family has secrets any . family family has secrets any. family has secrets and that the secrets that that were told were not damaging secrets. no, the is harry's harry's war is not against his own family his war against his own family his war against it is against the media in this country and his family's entanglement with the media, which means that he that things are compromised because they they they they don't tell me this . i they they they don't tell me this. i is they they they don't tell me this . i is not they they they don't tell me this. i is not i just want to ask you a final question, because, of course, you're of the heritage foundation. the heritage foundation at the moment engaged battle us moment engaged in a battle us authorities get details what harry revealed to them about his drug use before moving to the us . has there been any progress, niall, since this went public

sort of royal family apology ahead of the father's coronation he can keep waiting as king charles and prince williamhe baggage in a livestream therapy session this weekend. >> ainsley: can you pay to watch him with his therapist. fox news contributor and british native douglas murray is here to react. >> brian: your witness. >> ainsley: he wants an apology from his dad? >> the central problem with prince harry and meghan is, of course, this absolutely impossible thing of theirs. they want to be left alone and want to be the most public figures on the planet. and they cannot find a way of how to -- they want to say that their privileges is being prive is i invaded and no one more than them. south park almost destroyed them the other day prince harry threatening to have a live therapy session in revenge for his father. it starts to boggle the mind. >> lawrence: is he clearly a beta male. he doesn't know what he believes half the time. he goes back and forth on things. they also love free stuff. like every plates that you see that people are giving them houses to live. in part of the contingent was the

he said he wanted to have a meeting, i think, effectively, with william and charles to settle thingst now, the house has been taken away, i think that's probably added to tensions, isn't it. >> and potentially could be a very big distraction. i think it's fair to say since the release of "spare" the documentary that he's given that the childhood relations have never been worse, have never been so publicly negative as they are right now. >> and continue to be public, another interview, in case you missed the netflix series and book. >> i didn't, i watched and read both. >>> okay, liverpool fans basking in the glow of the stunning will. >> an beating manchester 7-nil on sunday. you were excited about this. >> it was an extraordinary result. >> it was the largest victory in history between them and liveded liverpool to fifth place, to the english premier league. man u, this was their biggest defeat since 1931. it came one week after the team ended a six-year spell after winning the cup. >> and man united doing well since then. >>> the nba after missing 11 games with a knee injury, steph

to charles. to william to kate. yeah, but she should apologise because she did that.year, which upset the senior and also this time because know the queen died. yes you know, the queen would have heartbroken by that. and know who else should apologise. oprah winfrey apologise. oprah winfrey apologise for her bad because she did well she didn't question . no, no. it was a conversation it wasn't an interview. you know as much as i do that if you if you interview someone , you you interview someone, you should ask several questions in same sphere to get the full truth . but if you just hear that truth. but if you just hear that and go, oh, like that, you know that's not it was good journalism was a decent job. and you know, if you're interviewed, your best mate, that's going to happen. look, fascinating stuff angela we will speak to angela levin we will speak to you next week but coming up eight cancelled after future eight i'm cancelled after future bbc pointless nish bbc pointless presenter nish kumar brands an asian c word. why does british fashion corporation keep gi

to charles. to william to kate. yeah, but she should apologise because she did that. which upset the senior and also this time because know the queen died. yes you know, the queen would have heartbroken by that. and know who else should apologise. oprah winfrey apologise. oprah winfrey apologise for her bad because she did well she didn't question . no, no. it was a conversation it wasn't an interview. you know as much as i do that if you if you interview someone , you you interview someone, you should ask several questions in same sphere to get the full truth . but if you just hear that truth. but if you just hear that and go, oh, like that, you know that's not it was good journalism was a decent job. and you know, if you're interviewed, your best mate, that's going to happen. look, fascinating stuff angela we will speak to angela levin we will speak to you next week but coming up eight cancelled after future eight i'm cancelled after future bbc pointless nish bbc pointless presenter nish kumar brands an asian c word. why does british fashion corporation keep giving

great job, charles, thank you very much. ted williams now former d.c. homicide detective, defense attorney and fox news contributor is with me along the way for this. your top line thoughts today, ted. >> harris, my top line thoughts are the jury got it right. as you said, you and i have been on for the last several days here pondering this case. and one of the things that came out very clear with judge newman that resonated with me today is when the judge said paul and maggie must visit alex in his jail cell every night. and i think what the judge was also saying in making that statement is that for the rest of your natural life, your son and daughter -- your son and wife will be in that jail cell haunting you for what you did. you are a cold-blooded killer. and you killed them and you lied and even today, harris, in that courtroom, the last words out of alex murdaugh's mouth, i didn't do it. i didn't kill them was another lie. lie, lie, lie. everything has been a lie with this man. >> harris: what's interesting in those moments, and i just talked with

ted williams standing by. first to charles in atlanta. >> we expect two dozen of those protestors rah were arrested and charged with domestic terrorism for their alleged role in their attack on police will make first appearances in court today. on monday the police department released all their identities. nearly every one is from out of state including two from canada and france. 1 of 2 georgia residents was a lawyer for the southern poverty law center. it confirmed his association and he was at the site of the cop city attack as a legal observer on behalf of the national lawyers guild. on video you can see two people in green hats that are similar to what the national lawyers guild is known to have legal observers wear. in a statement the southern poverty law center said the employee is an experienced legal observer and their arrest is not evidence of any crime but of heavy handed law enforcement intervention against protestors. this is part of a month's longest calation of policing tactics against protestors and observers w

because i think it would be a gesture from charles and william more than anything else for the invitationsknow? he had replied. how do you know? he had an correspondence with an email correspondence with buckingham his last buckingham palace since his last , been and the family , i've been told, and the family . the cynical of me is that . the cynical part of me is that if he and his lovely wife stay in america , they're going to be in america, they're going to be working for american tv. so they will earn a lot more money by talking to the american tv networks, commentating on the coronation. then you've got a couple of weeks to decide as well because the palace reportedly have given need reportedly have given they need to palace days to give the palace 28 days nofice to give the palace 28 days notice the home office 28 notice and the home office 28 days notice in order come up days notice in order to come up with some kind of security plan for seating plan, for the and a seating plan, because be because they'll probably be sitting behind the duke and duchess gloucester. duchess of glouces

but i think that them, you know, they it's such a complicated situation and obviously know charles and williamg this week and obviously the boys couldn't go. it was going to one of those situations where i think invite somebody knowing that can't come. is it that they can't come. is it a battle ? of course it is. but battle? of course it is. but i think especially in britain, it's me included, i want to see some sort of you know, i want to see them come together again. i think it's i think it's incredibly sad and, you know, and i you know, i and i feel for harry in certain aspects as well. but you need like he's he's had a very charmed life. and i think he's been and i think know he's been sucked whirlwind of sucked into this whirlwind of like money. and i and his like making money. and i and his his his collateral is speaking about his family. and i think i think of the frogs . it was think of the frogs. it was a necessary evil because it's a house like, you know, lying empty and i don't know, it's just a messy and i just wish it wasn't happening especially so soon after the queen died. and i

but i think that them, you know, they it's such a complicated situation and obviously know charles and williamristening this week and obviously the boys couldn't go. it was going to one of those situations where i think invite somebody knowing that can't come. is it that they can't come. is it a battle ? of course it is. but battle? of course it is. but i think especially in britain, it's me included, i want to see some sort of you know, i want to see them come together again. i think it's i think it's incredibly sad and, you know, and i you know, i and i feel for harry in certain aspects as well. but you need like he's he's had a very charmed life. and i think he's been and i think know he's been sucked whirlwind of sucked into this whirlwind of like money. and i and his like making money. and i and his his his collateral is speaking about his family. and i think i think of the frogs . it was think of the frogs. it was a necessary evil because it's a house like, you know, lying empty and i don't know, it's just a messy and i just wish it wasn't happening especially so soon after the queen die

you know what, charles and prince william's opinions.ere's also lots of hey, and there's also lots of hoo ha over where he's going to live. of course. yeah have we got a picture of him in this feather? it's like shirley bassey in there. so is it a big, big feather boa ? whatever. right big feather boa? whatever. right ron? to me. but if it was me, i'd be saying, yeah, you disrespect me. look they've cut out the best bit, but basically on his head there is this massive ostrich feather. yeah. that sits there . it's anyway. that sits there. it's anyway. but he feels he's being disrespected by not being allowed to wear his whatever it is, order of the garter outfit . is, order of the garter outfit. okay. okay, let's talk about the lockdown files latest . chris, lockdown files latest. chris, what's the telegraph telling us today? so what now ? this is very today? so what now? this is very interesting . and i think what we interesting. and i think what we have is the chief medical officer, whitty, and patrick vallance, the chief scientific adv

what do you think of this this deliberate snub, was it by king charles and prince william to not attendof course lilibet, diana oh, my gosh. patrick in november they were called abusive emotionally , called abusive emotionally, physically racist. coloniser the hypocrisy is stones. but, you know america loves a good backyard baptism . so backyard baptism. so congratulations to harry and meghan. it's been two years officially since the oprah interview, so it's nice to see it come full circle. and now we know what liar meghan markle was that oprah winfrey interview ? that oprah winfrey interview? don't forget, this woman is famous saying quotes like all people should linked, not ranked. but here's my princess daughter. and then we've got prince harry that says he just wants family, not an institution, but son, prince, institution, but my son, prince, archie . yeah. yeah. and exactly. archie. yeah. yeah. and exactly. and he said as well, there was a lot of like i issues and all of that came with being a member of the royal family why on earth would you to deliberately would you want to deli

what do you think of this this deliberate snub, was it by king charles and prince william to not attendrse lilibet, diana oh, my gosh. patrick in november they were called abusive emotionally , called abusive emotionally, physically racist. coloniser the hypocrisy is stones. but, you know america loves a good backyard baptism . so backyard baptism. so congratulations to harry and meghan. it's been two years officially since the oprah interview, so it's nice to see it come full circle. and now we know what liar meghan markle was that oprah winfrey interview ? that oprah winfrey interview? don't forget, this woman is famous saying quotes like all people should linked, not ranked. but here's my princess daughter. and then we've got prince harry that says he just wants family, not an institution, but son, prince, institution, but my son, prince, archie . yeah. yeah. and exactly. archie. yeah. yeah. and exactly. and he said as well, there was a lot of like i issues and all of that came with being a member of the royal family why on earth would you to deliberately would you want to deliberate

charles is it. i do think that people favour prince william . you know, favour prince william. that . but i'm not going to deny that. but i'm not going to deny that. but i do think that we've always your traditions and think they're very beautiful and all eyes will be on coronation day . eyes will be on coronation day. let's talk about other royals to the us this time. let's talk about other royals to the us this time . the danes . the us this time. the danes. okay, so denmark's prince yorkin is moving to washington , d.c. okay, so denmark's prince yorkin is moving to washington , dc. to is moving to washington, dc. to work for their nbc . is moving to washington, dc. to work for their nbc. i is moving to washington, dc. to work for their nbc . i don't know work for their nbc. i don't know if you remember the his the queen his mother, who's the third cousin to queen elizabeth. yes actually, she stole sheep. i don't know how. had to say it without. she stripped the princess children of their titles was drama royal were rejoicing saying king charles are you looking at this woman

charles is it. i do think that people favour prince william . you know, favour prince william. . but i'm not going to deny that. but i'm not going to deny that. but i do think that we've always your traditions and think they're very beautiful and all eyes will be on coronation day . eyes will be on coronation day. let's talk about other royals to the us this time. let's talk about other royals to the us this time . the danes . the us this time. the danes. okay, so denmark's prince yorkin is moving to washington , d.c. okay, so denmark's prince yorkin is moving to washington , dc. to is moving to washington, dc. to work for their nbc . is moving to washington, dc. to work for their nbc. i is moving to washington, dc. to work for their nbc . i don't know work for their nbc. i don't know if you remember the his the queen his mother, who's the third cousin to queen elizabeth. yes actually, she stole sheep. i don't know how. had to say it without. she stripped the princess children of their titles was drama royal were rejoicing saying king charles are you looking at this woman ? are

the queen's delighted, prince charles is delighted. prince williamrivia, you know, had gotten all this, like, positive attention, right? but it was clear that if they wanted to build and realize their dream, they needed more money. >> looking to raise more money? >> if it's right, sure. >> as a startup, you need capital to grow the company. you need engineers. in the case of hq, you need prize money. >> today's jackpot, $1,000. >> $5,000. >> $18,000. >> $50,000. >> $100,000. you can actually buy love and happiness for that kind of dough. >> so clearly they were fundraising. but it was clear that, like, something was stalling that. and this report comes out, which answered the question of, like, why haven't they raised more money yet? >> what i wanted to do was break news about who was investing in this really buzzy startup called hq trivia. and i kept getting a version of the same answer back, which was, super interested, but we have our reservations. and what i learned was that rus and colin had a reputation from their time at vine and twitter that

seems like he didn't get a warm reception from his brother prince william or his dad king charles iiier. he doesn't really care for prince harry. we'll be back. ♪ - representative! - sorry, i didn't get that. - oh buddy! you need a hug. you also need consumer cellular. get the exact same coverage as the nation's leading carriers and 100% us based customer support. starting at $20. consumer cellular. stuart: wednesday morning, 11 minutes into the session, and that is a modest, solid rally. contradiction there. the dow is up over 200 and the nasdaq is up 156, which is 1.3%. that's a rally. now this. president biden told reporters the banking crisis is not over yet. his words. edward lawrence at the white house. didn't the administration say the banking system was safe and secure? just last week? reporter: yeah, they did, in fact, this is the president off script without a teleprompter. president biden saying that things in the banking sector have started to settle down but i think it's important to hear exactly what he said next, after being asked if there's more coming from the executi

charles. more popular than william and kate. , for the machinery of the rules, for the machinery of majesty to go on, they they need to be pushed aside. and they were . what do you just time for were. what do you just time for one final round on this big non—royal saw that what do you the minute and what do you make of the suggestion that they are not going to be keeping frogmore cottage because as william all future king supposedly doesn't want harry anywhere near the royal said it because he thinks he's a risk to men and because he's a risk to men and because he doesn't want him around the kids. yeah, well, i think that's right around . and kate, hang on right around. and kate, hang on a minute. that means what it means . can i can i. oh, no, you means. can i can i. oh, no, you can't. no, i cannot ask. i won't know why he saying why. you're saying child reportedly because he doesn't want the influence. this just in and then to go in the terrible implication oh do you think that about churchill about children how could prince h

charles. more popular than william and kate. , for the machinery of the rules, for the machinery of majesty to go on, they they need to be pushed aside. and they were . what do you just time for were. what do you just time for one final round on this big non—royal saw that what do you the minute and what do you make of the suggestion that they are not going to be keeping frogmore cottage because as william all future king supposedly doesn't want harry anywhere near the royal said it because he thinks he's a risk to men and because he's a risk to men and because he doesn't want him around the kids . yeah, well, i think that's kids. yeah, well, i think that's right around . and kate, hang on right around. and kate, hang on a minute. that means what it means . can i can i. oh, no, you means. can i can i. oh, no, you can't. no, i cannot ask. i won't know why he saying why. you're saying child reportedly because he doesn't want the influence. this just in and then to go in the terrible implication oh do you think that about churchill

i know that prince william isn't able to meet him or king charles because they're not in london or windsor at the moment, but there's four days of hearing so wait to see what comes out of it. and fascinating max foster. thank you. it's here. the final four is set and it's one no one saw coming for the first time in over 50 years, three teams are making their first appearance as the last four teams standing excited about this than cnn's quite wire here to break it all down for us. the tournament has been one for the ages has in the madness has been just palpable. and, yes, i am getting ready to head to houston that cannot wait to bring stories from their look. we're talking to final four for the first time ever where there is not 12 or three seeds in it. florida atlantic, miami and san diego state. they're all playing it for the first time in the final four, santiago state was up to over creating with about 30 seconds to go. but creighton's baylor shireman steals the inbound pass and the blue jays tie the game six seconds ago. aztecs dairy on trammell looking for the win, but creighton's ca

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apology both king charles apology from both king charles and the prince of wales before he makes that decision. i think perhaps it's incredibly unlikely that williamin fact, from my understand , they haven't even understand, they haven't even spoken for many months. i think it shows the state of relations are perhaps at an all time low. and i think it's unlikely, perhaps that we are going to see harry and meghan at the coronation following this news that they are having give that they are having to give up frogmore it were . frogmore cottage, as it were. but we'll have to wait for an official announcement on that. cameron always, cameron walker, as always, thank you. now, coming up, that's fluffy balls, please. i think that should be no balls, please. right. no balls, please . we will right. no balls, please. we will find out why tennis stars are complaining about the balls and increase an injury. although other injuries are available . okay. some breaking news to welcome you back with this in relation to our top story, more revelations in the telegraph alleging things said by matt hancock . well, he has actually hancock. well, he has actually put

the old mouthpiece omid scobie, the old mouthpiece for harry and meghan, has said this where william and charlesnvited to the christening but decided to not come. i imagine this will have caught them a bit by surprise, potentially the. i mean, it is a bit of an old one because they've been so desperate to criticise the royal family they. yeah. it's been a number of reports saying that the king queen consort prince and queen consort and prince and princess were invited princess of wales were invited but to attended but happened to attended kensington palace. buckingham are not commenting point are not commenting on that point but true , it shows that but if it is true, it shows that harry and meghan seem to be wanting to extend some kind of olive branch to the royal family ahead of the coronation. but the cynic in me would also that we know that negotiations, if you like, a going on whether or not they attend the coronation. so perhaps this is an element that because we know they are an email correspondence with the palace. yeah i just find it absolutely bonkers. let me know. you think, ladies an

william. now charles said it's and charles's father, the late prince philip, was also joined by lord to rememberctly the kind . thank remember exactly the kind. thank you for the moment. more course as we see that royal visit with the king later and maybe in an afternoon reading session with the ladybird book. something to look afternoon. look forward to this afternoon. thank indeed. also thank you very indeed. also coming update you coming up, we'll update you on what's been in what's been happening in ukraine. more missiles, striking cities the country and of cities across the country and of course, nuclear plant once course, the nuclear plant once more. danger that in. we'll more. what danger that in. we'll be updating you on that. first, an on headlines an update on the news headlines with rihanna . thank mark. it's with rihanna. thank mark. it's 1232. your top stories from the gb newsroom. the culture secretary has told the commons she welcomes the bbc talking to gary lineker about his behaviour social media and she says it's important the broadcaster maintains its impartiality . maintains

williams who supervised signature bank. i'm not saying these are bad people. charles: sure. >> seems like these people are not the right people for the job. we need people who are smart -- charles: i am glad you said that, tough for you to say that, i'm running out of time. two things i have to hit, coco bonds, at-1 bonds, folks at credit suisse owned lost 100% of their money. should we be concerned, any bond holders in america could that happen, at least not suppose towed happen never happens with bonds? >> that is not supposed to happen. what it seems like the swiss government looked at language in the bond agreement, in an emergency the ghost can do anything so the bondholders got wiped out. that is not supposed to happen. charles: right. >> i don't actually worry about that. look at at-1 bond universe it is really small, a drop in the ocean. i wouldn't worry about this. this will not have big systemic implications. >> some talked about the fact that the saudis owned stock, why this case, rare case, stockholders got something, at least those bondholders got zip. 30

charles used to do. there was a very inebriated harry, a very animated william . i found myself animated william.n the i know. i tell you , i in the i know. i tell you, i have to complain about harry's intrusion into my privacy because i went upstairs at one point that evening and as i was flash went off and i was in the toilets using the urinal if that's okay. and i looked around there was prince harry laughing his head off. he snapped cameras and there were quite a lot of other people in the toilet. i turn around and leave me alone you pepper scum and he was really good fun he was no he was he harry prince harry always his heart on his sleeve and he never took himself too seriously. and you even played football with harry, but we got a of you playing football and we all if i wasn't a rugby player, i definitely am not a footballer. but you know , look, again, it's but you know, look, again, it's a there's harry. he's being playful. he's being far he was one of the most loved royals they've ever been in this . i they've ever been in this. i agree. and now , i mean this agree. and now, i mean this

charles used to do. there was a very inebriated harry, a very animated william . i found myself animated william.self in the i know. i tell you , i in the i know. i tell you, i have to complain about harry's intrusion into my privacy because i went upstairs at one point that evening and as i was flash went off and i was in the toilets using the urinal if that's okay. and i looked around there was prince harry laughing his head off. he snapped cameras and there were quite a lot of other people in the toilet. i turn around and leave me alone you pepper scum and he was really good fun he was no he was he harry prince harry always his heart on his sleeve and he never took himself too seriously. and you even played football with harry, but we got a of you playing football and we all if i wasn't a rugby player, i definitely am not a footballer. but you know , look, again, it's but you know, look, again, it's a there's harry. he's being playful. he's being far he was one of the most loved royals they've ever been in this . i they've ever been in this. i agree. and now , i mean this agree. and now, i mea

that's because buckingham palace says that king charles is not in london or windsor. kensington palace as prince williamto be on this case, on what he calls his life's work, to change the media landscape, put a focus on what he says, the effect he says, the tabloids have had on his life. one royal correspondent here in london said, put it this way, he said that prince harry is actually positioning himself as the poster boy for privacy cases. this is one of three privacy cases he's brought against the tabloids. guys? >> all right. kelly, thank you. >>> all right. mr. roker, do you have a check on the weather? >> you bet. another big storm coming in to the west that will make its way across the country and cause problems as you get into the mississippi river valley. heavier rain down to the gulf. temperatures in 80s. 90s down in florida. as you get up into the northern plains, 30s in upstate new york. rain, snow and wind out west. strong storms along the gulf. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are under a microclimate weather alert as we get waves of rain coming in and gusty winds. still w

william and kate, we don't know yet. but it's not the same, it's their home so, certainly, i think charles is really getting tough here, that'snti-harry and meghan have received this very well. >> and i think for those asking is there a prospect of reconciliation for this family. it does seem to indicate, at least from king charles, he's moving in the opposite direction. >> well, there's been a lot of conversation, will harry and meghan be invited to the coronation in may. i was convince they had would be. i think it would be a terrible mistake not to invite them. certainly what charles is saying inviting them to the coronation but other parts perhaps you won't be invited to. and you aren't going to live on a royal property. all of these properties are owned by the monarch, and they can give and take. they've got memories for it but also they suffered for it, because let's not forget with the british press around the world how much they were criticized for the $2.2 million to renovate it. it was crown property, it was crown property that was renovated and harry and meghan profited from that and now it's been taken from them.

mean i mean maybe i was lucky enough i spoke very very briefly to the actors for prince william and prince charleseople the town, which is very nice to see considering the scale of it . but nice to see considering the scale of it. but i don't nice to see considering the scale of it . but i don't know scale of it. but i don't know about your conversation with him. maybe i live in hope. live in hope. verity jasmine, an absolute delight. what do you study, incidentally, the two of you, that is no, your first yeah you, that is no, your first year. i understand. what, what are you studying today? and i do. i do history. very good. and jasmine , i'm studying philosophy jasmine, i'm studying philosophy and theology . well, good luck to and theology. well, good luck to both of you . all that lies both of you. all that lies ahead. enjoy the ride. enjoy the adventure. lovely talking to you.thank adventure. lovely talking to you. thank you very much . thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. thank you.thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you

be charles's red line harry criticised, line if harry criticised, her, he in the memoir also he or prince in the memoir also said branded her dangerous and that and saying that he did he and williamened in 2005. so yes. it appears that that perhaps was a contributing factor, according to the daily mirror. do we make too much of a facade of this in the sense that i know they ended up paying £2.4 million for the refurbishment which i guess is a question. do they get that money or what? but i mean , it's not as or what? but i mean, it's not as if they're living there. no they've only been there a handful of times since they have left. is members of the royal family back in 2020. clearly, we've had the pandemic. so i suspect that they would have been back a lot more than than they than they did because of that. it's a five that. however it's a five bedroom we say bedroom property. we say a cottage, it's five bedroom, cottage, but it's five bedroom, which more bedrooms which i think is more bedrooms than people's houses than most people's houses in the united kingdom. and i think practically the king and the practically for the king and the crown estates, they were thinking doesn't ma

but what they have done is they have invited king charles and queen camilla, prince william and princessriday, the 3rd of march. and well, it appears that nobody nobody turned up. so they're not trying to steal the high ground on that. they have been snubbed from from that point of view. yeah, it's unfortunate , isn't yeah, it's unfortunate, isn't it? it's this idea with sussexes they try and can perhaps the narrative because christening happens on the friday we only in los angeles. in los angeles we only found out about it today we know that there are some of negotiations going on to do frogmore cottage and will they or won't they attend the coronation. so i think it's hardly surprising that someone close to the sussexes a brief several newspapers and journalists saying that the king queen consort and the princess prince and princess of wales as you said aymond, were invited, which is ironic really, because to me, if it is and it gives this idea that harry and meghan is trying to extend an olive branch to the relatives here in the united kingdom at the same time where we know buckingham

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charles's problem. how on earth can put is the interests of william's self as a father and how harry behaves above the institutions not getting any better because the leaks about his children having a role when he has he was he's going to come to in there for the coronation seems to me just showing utter confusion in buckingham palace at the moment. indeed now, confusion in buckingham palace at the moment . indeed now, look, at the moment. indeed now, look, tom are talking about big figure who you have written on, of course, your widely biography of bofis course, your widely biography of boris johnson was called the gavin blow . you might argue gavin blow. you might argue tomorrow's privileges committee will be the bank gamble of his political career because it may determine whether he ever returns to ten downing street. now, you obviously are closely followed the man for some time . followed the man for some time. do you think he's going to thrive under this pressure or . thrive under this pressure or. well, i think he'll thrive because he loves the battle . i because he loves the battle. i read very carefully hi

charles's problem. how on earth can put is the interests of william's self as a father and how harry behaves above the institutionk is not getting any better because the leaks about his children having a role when he has he was he's going to come to in there for the coronation seems to me just showing utter confusion in buckingham palace at the moment. indeed now, confusion in buckingham palace at the moment . indeed now, look, at the moment. indeed now, look, tom are talking about big figure who you have written on, of course, your widely biography of bofis course, your widely biography of boris johnson was called the gavin blow . you might argue gavin blow. you might argue tomorrow's privileges committee will be the bank gamble of his political career because it may determine whether he ever returns to ten downing street. now, you obviously are closely followed the man for some time . followed the man for some time. do you think he's going to thrive under this pressure or . thrive under this pressure or. well, i think he'll thrive because he loves the battle . i because he loves the battle. i read very carefully

holding it together at they are holding it together at the moment and i think king charles doing well. and we got williamrew. bang some andrew. we'll just bang some more. didn't do much of it more. he didn't do much of it book, mean, who else book, though. i mean, who else written a book? oh, no. allegedly celebrity . she didn't allegedly celebrity. she didn't cooperate . oh, no, she didn't cooperate. oh, no, she didn't cooperate. oh, no, she didn't cooperate . and she didn't tell cooperate. and she didn't tell all her friends. talk to andrew , a 32 grand in the inhaler about. what that about. yeah. what was that about? paid these or about? getting paid these or somebody paying that somebody was paying that each year to have an india year for him to have an india indian or a lot of people who practises in india, both probably an energy healer who's who's probably to say sales , who's probably to say sales, whether the healer is indian. indian healing, whoever, whoever they are, they will charles would be into that, wouldn't he? well, he's just cut him off from that you know. yeah. it's not having it. yea

william, thank you. >> dana: another bank rescue swiss giant ubs buys credit su suisse -- will this calm markets and restore confidence in the global financial system? charleshere. wall street editorial headline. now a credit suisse bail-out. they don't want to call it that. how do you see it? >> it is a bail-out and shotgun marriage. swiss national bank was throwing a lot of money. couldn't stem the tide. there was no real game plan and it was very reminiscent because it happened on a sunday of bear stearns. my friend called me up on sunday said they got $2. i said what? that was 93% haircut where it closed on friday. it was like you have to be kidding me, right? that was at the time i think 85-year-old bank. this is 167-year-old bank. they lost their way for a long, long time. we'll see what p whatens. there is one part of this that's intriguing. there is these things called at1 bonds. it is some sort of higher-risk bond. i don't know all the details. i know that they are higher risk but wiped completely out. $17 billion of them. when you have these structures bond holders get paid something before stockholders. it is not like the stockholders get a lot.

williams, olivia beavers, congressional reporter for politico and david drucker, senior writer for the dispatch. juan, let me start with you, the president obviously touting these numbers, but if you heard charlesnomy is and may be over the next six months. where do you put it? >> well, i mean it's a strange situation because in a way, we are weary of good news. and today's jobs numbers were good news. but the thick is that as you have good numbers, you have evidence of a -- an economy that remains very strong. in fact, growing. we have had good g.d.p. numbers last year. this quarter looks like it's going to have a positive g.d.p. number. but the thing is that a strong economy then might fuel inflation which is the number one economic worry. and if people react to that, then they say oh my gosh, i don't want inflation and the fed is going to have to raise, you know, interest rates and if the fed raises interest rates, then the market reacts and goes down. this is a very intriguing moment. because, in a way. people have been, i can't -- it's been endless people talking about recession, trouble, but it just hasn't come, bret. >> bret: you are right. you have seen some indicators for example you h

telegraph has revealed that charles who is currently in highgrove ahead of his state to germany on wednesday, has told his son he's just too busy to see him. and prince williamible reunion, london for reunion, having left london for half and their half term with kate and their children. now i must commend king charles finally king charles for finally standing ground and, standing his ground and, imposing consequences imposing some real consequences on son. all on his ungrateful son. for all the misery he has caused. but the misery he has caused. but the stars , his telegraph the stars, his telegraph columnist celia walden joins me now. celia do you agree with me? are that on this prince, king charles is actually got it right by saying sorry , harry, just too by saying sorry, harry, just too busy to for you right now. ouch i've got to say, when i heard that, i mean, i don't think i've even that, i mean, i don't think i've ever, ever said to my daughter i'm too busy to see you. and i hope that moment never comes. but then my daughter's not treated the way has treated me the way harry has treated me the way harry has treated his father. so know i understand wha

you know, we charles is foisted on us whether we like it or not. william will be next. know what? type of monarchy? what if i princess charlotte instead of george what if i want? you know, we don't get that with the monarchy. you can't have say, you know, what would you i mean, as an alternative president. gary lineker would would you ? gary lineker would would you? would you. oh well to be i think all politics. all so polarised and so broken it really wouldn't surprise me if we are the president governing to the point with president gary lineker is we could vote him out we could get rid of owen if didn't like it. well, neil neil, i've just thought i mean, i don't want a republic. surely the most explosive choice for . president explosive choice for. president of the united kingdom would be one be johnson . well he's an one be johnson. well he's an entertainer, isn't he? and the monarchy is bad news. a form theatre in a way boris. yeah, but in 19th century, walter badgett wrote book called the engush badgett wrote book called the english constitution , where he english constitutio

you know, we charles is foisted on us whether we like it or not. william will be next. know what? monarchy? what if i princess charlotte instead of george what if i want? you know, we don't get that with the monarchy. you can't have say, you know, what would you i mean, as an alternative president. gary lineker would would you ? gary lineker would would you? would you. oh well to be i think all politics. all so polarised and so broken it really wouldn't surprise me if we are the president governing to the point with president gary lineker is we could vote him out we could get rid of owen if didn't like it. well, neil neil, i've just thought i mean, i don't want a republic. surely the most explosive choice for . president explosive choice for. president of the united kingdom would be one be johnson . well he's an one be johnson. well he's an entertainer, isn't he? and the monarchy is bad news. a form theatre in a way boris. yeah, but in 19th century, walter badgett wrote book called the engush badgett wrote book called the english constitution , where he english constitution, where

william barber. we heard from mayor jane's perkins. dr. james mitchell as well. we're currently hearing from congresswoman, as i said, representative i should say, terry soul. and after that we will hear from charlesbloody sunday. just so you know, charles malden is a civil rights leader, in case you don't know. he was, as a black teenager, standing in the front row of civil rights marchers who crossed the bridge on march of 1965. he will offer up his words after that day, before introducing the president of the united states on this sunday 58 years after spending on that stage. jesse jackson is also there, reverend al sharpton, along with james clyburn as well. as we remember, john lewis, then a young man going on to become a congressman, a civil rights leader as well. one of the major civil rights leaders of that time, walking across that bridge as well, in which they were confronted by police on the other side of the bridge and beaten brutally. and the events in salma galvanizing the public opinion and mobilize in congress to pass the voting rights act, which president johnson signed into law on august 6th, 1965. let's take a listen, if we can. let's go to