king charles x that easter service in windsor with the queen in his most significant public appearancese lightest demonstration in israel since the start of the conflict in gaza, tens of thousands of people across the country enjoyed anti—government protests. they demanded new elections as prime minister benjamin netanyahu faces benjamin neta nyahu faces criticism benjamin netanyahu faces criticism over the security failure that allowed the hamas attack on 7 october. for mr netanyahu the it coincided with a hernia surgery sunday evening which his office that was successful. deputy prime minister yerin levin will

russian tsar peter the first and swedish king charles x, the theater of that war in the eighth year wased to the land of rechy paspalitai. the yans burned and devastated a foreign land. lyasnaya became the culmination of that campaign. menavita is here peter razbіў vyalіzny aboz swedish. what is good for charles and his hungry army. on the morning of the 27th spring, on this field, the swedes suffered a raging paralysis, and peter brought the first violent victory in the night war. if legionhaupt's corps fell out with the army troops on the territory of ukraine of charles the 12th, it was not clear to me how the forest of the whole campaign would then develop. and there it was very important for the russian empire in the 18th century of the battle and it became very important in the idealistic sense for the russian empire in the beginning of the 20th century. for russian history lyasnaya became an old woman of glory. it is clear that this is factual for the purpose of fighting the battle. pettar already understood that this saprauda is sluggish. luck, haste for the yagonai campaign, the

initially, all centuries were territories in which aggressors began to grow, through which both charles xnow deeply involved in polish issues, today we must raise the question that today’s polish leadership and the republic of poland are neither a sovereign nor an independent state, this is the fact, unfortunately, when the polish elites changes in the places of their components, when they make some decisions and build strategies, these elites... use and do not come from national interests of poland, and from the interests of the so-called “euro-atlantic solidarity” quote, which prevails and determines decision-making, to be frank, belarus and russia benefit from the sovereignization of poland’s policy, at least according to the hungarian scenario, when the polish elites, the polish management. there are tusks and so on, they have long had all their real estate in poland, and for them poland is just a tool for personal gain, poland is not a sovereign, independent state, but at the same time, here’s ruslan anatoyevich, remember, when at the beginning of the year the head of state gathered

king charles x that easter service in windsor with the queen in his most significant public appearances since being diagnosed with cancer. hello. i am aaron delmont. in the lightest demonstration in israel since the start of the conflict in gaza, tens of thousands of people across the country enjoyed anti—government protests. they demanded new elections as prime minister benjamin netanyahu faces benjamin neta nyahu faces criticism benjamin netanyahu faces criticism over the security failure that allowed the hamas attack on 7 october. for mr netanyahu the it coincided with a hernia surgery sunday evening which his office that was successful. deputy prime minister yerin levin will temporarily take the role. before the operation he offered reassurance on television. translation: i reassurance on television. translation: i underwent an examination _ translation: i underwent an examination stop _ translation: i underwent an examination stop i _ translation: i underwent an examination stop i thank- translation: i underwent an examination stop i thank the l examination stop i thank the people

charles, pushing back dfcs to our suppliers. well, i take an insane before inspectors. spirit arrows systems to inspect the $41.00 section for less than x charles. and we found $300.00 defects, some of them were significant. new to the engineering intervention. when i return to charleston, my senior managers only weird sounds with many defects. and he was going to take the next trip. so the an extra or you went on to them, i inspectors and when they got back they were given accolades on his line and 50 dfcs for its part blowing. rejects these accusations that it retaliates against concerned employees and even says it's making it easier for its workers to file complaints moines, increase the promotion of the speak up reporting system result in the more than 500 percent increase in the number of submissions during the 1st quarter of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023. increased reporting of the sign of progress stored or robust reporting culture. all the while safety incidents continue to go through the roof with boeing, struggling to fulfill safety orders by airlines. after 2 deadly 737 crashes in 20182019. then in march of this ye

king charles x of france, a slaver and colonial power had the american government after its independence enforce a payment to american bankers, french and german bankers, and put a tax on the haitian people for 150 years. haitians did not stop paying. america did not stop paying french bankers until 1947. yes, our 150-year tax was put on the first freed african group of people to resist slavery and colonialism. how is it even possible to the world that would stand by and allow france to put a tax on people of haiti because they dared to do what american peoples had done just 20 years prior to the haitian revolution. can you imagine the outcry in this country if great britain had required america to pay a freedom tax after the revolutionary war to make up for lost wages and profits? americans would still be angry. americans would be resentful, but more importantly, americans would still be recovering from having to dedicate most of its g.d.p. to paying an unconscionable tax for the subsequent loans and interest needed to resolve it. how did it happen that for 450 years, the nation of hait

after the death of her husband, she was regency for 15 years; her three sons francis ii, charles x ande was recognized as the most outstanding battle painter. during military campaigns, he not only painted, but also personally participated in battles, for which he was awarded the order of st. george, the highest military award in russia. her unique talent manifested itself at the age of 4, when she first entered the circus arena with her father yuri. people's artist of the ussr, writer, academician of the russian academy of natural sciences, famous trainer natalya durova, was born 90 years ago, on april 13, 1934, exactly 80 years ago, on april 13, 1944, of the heraldic council under the president of the russian federation, state heraldmaster of russia for... . hermitage museum, georgy vadimovich says, this is not a place of work, the hermitage is a way of life, when it is a way of life, accordingly, everything is interesting here, everything is good, in general, it means a special state of mind. today is april 13, 2024 . the rossiya tv channel is broadcasting news, i greet you, i’m mar

so we're thinking they might spend $70 billion next year on cap-x, maybe 80 if things really take off. charlesre you going to -- they going to buy back their stock if that i do that? [laughter] -- if they do that? charles: we had a screen up a moment ago while you were talking, and it's just sort of amazing in my mind because, listen, we want these companies to invest the sort of money, cap-x, but this is the copse traited s&p 500 cap-x, and you can see just the top 10 companies, 29 of the s&p, you know, cap-x, 54% of r&d. it's like, you know, i love entrepreneurship, i lo to see someone -- love to see someone go in their garage and tinker with something, make the next whatever, but how can anyone compete with these large companies? it feels like they have a moat around them, and they get so big, the government gets upset and realizing all these new rules, they put another moat around them. they're the unbeatable, aren't hay? >> it subtly is an arms race. you're seeing massive cap ex spends, microsoft, google also doing those things, but at the same time these are providing a lot of opportunit

charles: at the company with massive massive head wents. social media. elon musk is pulling his hair out trying to figure out how to mind x, many more users, more infrastructure. julie: are not a believer in this thing. charles: social media stuff is hard. aside from donald trump, who is on truth social that you know? neil: i don't know. neil: you don't engage. julie: we work with a lot of younger people. neil: get stuff back. neil: i hate the ones that call me fat and i say the camera is 50 pounds and actually no. charles: that was -- neil: he doesn't want to tease anyone in his coming book. phenomenal. or just go home. i have no idea what that means. i don't know if you saw these protests going on at harvard and colombia. last night it got a little rocky, and more to come. a lot more after this. ♪ [city noise] investment opportunities are everywhere you turn. do you charge forward? freeze in your tracks? (♪) or, let curiosity light the way. at t. rowe price, we're asking smart questions about opportunities like clean water. and how clean water advances can help transform our tomorrows. better questions. better outcomes.

charles: right. >> boomers don't think that. all of this, i think gen-xere saving what they need to be. they can't afford anything. we think we need a lot more than maybe we do. charles: there is something to be said for positive thinking. northwest says high net worth anyone with a million plus. >> okay. charles: right now they think they need 3.9, three million, they will be balling. they might be balling. they have only 172,000. maybe he have this the most unrealistic numbers there? >> i think what really speaks to me is the amount saved. actually now is a good time. remember fed chair bernanke. we were hating on him. we were saving money but not getting any money for it because rates are zero. now is the time to save. you can put the 5% cd. charles: put a table, northwest says pump should put away monthly to reach their goals. i got to go till, maybe some people the numbers don't look like a lot, for some it does. $382 of if you're 20 years old. in your 20s. >> that's a lot. i was living paycheck to paycheck in my 20s. barely paying rent. i didn't hav

aoc and jared mackiewicz have been going back and forth on x after he questioned sander' stepped -- she called his remarks shameful and charlesas well as the appearance of the education secretary cardona, is expected to be in front of a senate committee tomorrow, expected to get a lot of green from republican senators. [ engine roars ] >> thank you. a group of house number, scully uncommitted -- of universities of trustees to remove the anti- israel and coming campus original. for democratic congressman jordan must which is among them and joins me now. congressman lester start with that bit between bernie sanders, aoc, yourself a lot else servers throughout the democratic party on this. what's happening within your party? >> thanks, charles. thank you for having me. i compared the situation to what happened a couple of years ago and charlottesville because there obviously we had people with tiki torches shouting "druscilla replace s. and there's a wide condemnation from the democratic party. there was no splitting over here is there and that was clear anti-semitism demek here in this case right that we don't have aryan man wi

x, but frank led, which thank you. going to take a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world and persons king charles has marks his return to public duties by visiting accounts of charity with his wife's queen camilla. today, it's the monex 1st public engagement since buckingham palace announced that he was facing his own baffle with an undisclosed type of cancer. in early february. at least 6 people have been killed in a shooting at a. she ain't most in weston, afghanistan. the taliban government says a gun man store the mosque in the herat province. no group has come claimed responsibility for the attack, but the so called as lumnick state. the radical is when this group has frequently targeted. she writes sites in the region of kenya's interior ministry says at least 46 people were killed by flash flooding in the country. south west on monday, school is more remain missing. the raging voices swept away houses and cars at a time when large parts of the country have already been inundated by weeks of heavy rain. kenya is president william route. so on tuesday, chad, a special cabinet meeting to disc

charles: what i mean, most analysts would come on say, we're buying somewhere between mother's day or malcolm xay then maybe memorial day. you pinpointed memorial day. my man. i love it. you have a lot of heart there. how do we reassess, right? because you pruned all the sexy stuff. you are getting into things decidedly unsexy exempt for cocoa prices which are going through the roof. talk about the new ideas. what is driving these? >> listen with this decline i will not rule out the fact we could go right back in something like broadcom, they go down 15%, if i will be lining up there with money to buy. you mentioned hershey's, coco is up 400% in six months. hershey's an amazing story, incredible brand, best in breed, has a nice little dividend, expanding internationally. all the ducks are lining up, except for one thing the main input costs i'm not of the opinion cocoa will go up another 400%. >> have they been able to pass any of that on? >> very small. that is why you see the stock down so much over the last year because of cocoa prices. >> right. >> the economy is doing really well. the chem

charles schwab, the eric and wendy schmidt defined for his strategic innovation. corporate funding is provided by stevens inc. and by pfizer inc. >>> re wallick, welcome to firing line. >> thank you for having me. x you are an author, a futurist, the founder of an initiative that focuses on the future of humanity. what is a futurist? >> there is a common misconception, whichis a futurist products tomorrow, what is going to happen. look, people have been doing this for centuries, so we kind of think about tomorrow, but a professional working futurist like myself, we don't protect the future, we study megatrends, where almost anthropologists from tomorrow looking backwards. so, megatrend is something like the demographics or population or climate change, things that have been happening for decades and will unfurl for decades, then we look at hothose megatrends will impact us in the years to come, and from that, we start to develop the story's, scenarios, and from that, we help people, organizations, countries, governments make better decisions about tomorrow. >> what is an example of the megatrend? >> something like climate based migration. as we look forward to mobilizing hundreds of millions of p

minister rishi sunak also welcomed the good news, posting on x that it was brilliant news to end the week. former royal correspondent charles rea told us the good news gives so many others, especially cancer sufferers, hope the fact that he is produced this news, this great news gives to hope so many other cancer sufferers as well as as it did when he first announced in february that he has got cancer. >> cancen >> and we know that the very first thing he's going to do is on tuesday. he's going to a cancer treatment centre where he's going to be meeting medics and, you know, people who are being treated for cancer. again this will be this will be a great for people who are suffering from this dreadful disease . disease. >> and a gold pocket watch that was recovered from the body of the richest man on the titanic will be auctioned today in wiltshire. it could fetch up to £150,000. businessman john jacob astor, who was 47, went down with the ship in 1912 after seeing new wife madeleine go onto a lifeboat rather than try his own luck with another lifeboat. the impeccably dressed businessman, a prominent member of the wealthy a

x me cameron walker if you will. if people are just tuning in. of course, this is great news tonight. our king, king charlesis going to return to public duty. in fact, actually, let me get a comment from you two first and then cameron in a second. we'll just bring us up to speed with some of the background. and matt, your thoughts? >> well, it's great news, isn't it? >> it's the news the nation has been hoping to hear. and what struck me about that statement, michelle, is that the very first thing the king is going to do is give back to the country to go and visit a cancer ward, to go and visit a cancer ward, to go and visit a cancer ward, to go and visit specialists and patients. and i think , again, patients. and i think, again, you know, he sets a remarkable role model . you know, the first role model. you know, the first thing is, is to focus his mind on public duty and commitment to, to the public square. i think that's a remarkable, and a deeply impressive reaction to his current predicament. >> qaddita, i think the first thing that struck me is that i just thought to myself, all of this is no one's b

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prime minister rishi sunak also welcomed the news, posting on x that it was brilliant to news end the week. former royal correspondent charlesews gives so many others, especially cancer sufferers, much hope. >> the fact that he is produced this news, this great news gives hope to so many other cancer sufferers as well as as it did when he first announced in february that he has got cancer. and we know that the very first thing he's going to do is on tuesday . he's going to a cancer tuesday. he's going to a cancer treatment centre where he's going to be meeting medics and, you know, people who are being treated for cancer. again, this will be this will be a great for people who are suffering from this dreadful disease . this dreadful disease. >> and a gold pocket watch that was recovered from the body of the richest man on the titanic will be auctioned today in wiltshire. it could fetch £150,000. businessman john jacob astor, who was 47 when went down with the ship in 1912 after seeing new wife madeleine onto a lifeboat. rather than try his luck with another lifeboat . the luck with another lifeboat. the impeccably dressed bu

x. if so china's not going to change, it's very, very low labor costs and heavy subsidies in areas like electric vehicles because that's how they can strongarm and hurt the united states. charlesre going to hi scrapping this exv policy and flood us with cheap e e verys out of mexico, no matter what they say. rebeccah, thanks so much. i appreciate it. >> thank you. charles: all right, folks, we're flubbing out what's more than -- flushing out whats' more than just the headlines with the jobs market. we've got two of the best, joni biley and brian wesbury burr are next. ♪ working 9 to 5, what a way to make a living. ♪ barely getting by, it's all taking and no giving. ♪ they just use your mind, they never give you credit. ♪ it's enough and more about discovering magic. rich is being able to keep your loved ones close. and also send them away. rich is living life your way. and having someone who can help you get there. the key to being rich is knowing what counts. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well ♪ ♪ jardiance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's start! ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to see ♪ ♪ i'm loweri

charles is greatly encouraged to be resuming some public facing duties, and very grateful to his medical team. he's been receiving outpatient care since february for an undisclosed form of cancer. rishi sunak posted on xthe week. these well—wishers outside buckingham palace agree. yeah it's great news. >> i mean, it was sad to hear about the cancer diagnosis and what with him and catherine coming at the same time. so it's great that he's on the mend. >> we'll be happy to be out and about and everyone , you know, about and everyone, you know, seeing that he's in good, in good health, it's good news for him, i suppose. >> and it's quite favourable news for the nation , i suppose news for the nation, i suppose the families of three men murdered in the reading terror attack are calling for urgent change, after a coroner ruled their deaths were probably avoidable. >> friends james furlong, doctor david wales and joseph ritchie—bennett were fatally stabbed in june 2020 when libyan refugee kyrees saadallah targeted them in a town centre park. the coroner said failings by the home office and the local nhs community mental health team contributed to their deaths . contributed to their deaths. james furlong's f

charles is greatly encouraged to be resuming some public facing duties, and very grateful to his medical team. he's been receiving outpatient care since february for an undisclosed form of cancer. rishi sunak posted on x that it was brilliant news to end the week. these well—wishers outside buckingham palace agree. yeah it's great news. >> i mean, it was sad to hear about the cancer diagnosis and what with him and catherine coming at the same time. so it's great that he's on the mend. >> we'll be happy to be out and about and everyone , you know, about and everyone, you know, seeing that he's in good, in good health, it's good news for him, i suppose. >> and it's quite favourable news for the nation , i suppose news for the nation, i suppose the families of three men murdered in the reading terror attack are calling for urgent change, after a coroner ruled their deaths were probably avoidable. >> friends james furlong, doctor david wales and joseph ritchie—bennett were fatally stabbed in june 2020 when libyan refugee kyrees saadallah targeted them in a town centre park. the coroner said failings by the home office and the local nhs community mental health team contributed to their deaths . contributed

posting on x, he added that his thoughts are with the victims and he thanked first aid responders at the scene . king responders at the scene. king charless returned to official public duties today for the first time since being diagnosed with cancer. he is visiting a cancer treatment centre alongside the to queen meet medical specialists and other patients. the monarch has been receiving care as an outpatient since early february , and it's since early february, and it's understood the warmer weather would allow events to be staged outside and lessen the risk posed by other people . the posed by other people. the government has denied claims it's trying to find missing asylum seekers after a report suggested that more than half of the illegal migrants set for deportation to rwanda could not be located by the home office, according to the figures, just over 2100 identified for removal . we are in touch with authorities. out of the 5700 asylum seekers, all had been told their asylum claims were inadmissible, but more than half have now stopped reporting to the home office . health the home office. health secretary victoria atkins told gb

charles was. >> go on. i should say that cameron absolutely corrected us. not an mri machine, a ct scanner, ct scanners, take lots of x lot bigger or bigger things. but i did say i would get the numbers for you. did you? >> yes. oh, okay. >> yes. oh, okay. >> go on then. okay the nhs has 6.1. mri machines per million people. now that is on par with countries like estonia and slovenia . oh, the us has 38.1 slovenia. oh, the us has 38.1 per million people . the uk has per million people. the uk has 6.1, the us has 38.1. that shows the scale of difference per million people in terms of number of mri machines. yes it would be quite useful. >> if we had more. it would be don't ever tell me i don't allow you to shine. look at you there with your stats. look i didn't know that off the top of my head, but now i do. very interesting. see, we learn everything. we learn something new every day, but yes, coming up, this is a bit of a weird one.the up, this is a bit of a weird one. the foreign secretary, of course, lord cameron, former prime minister, has been accused of acting like a kardashian. yes, a reality tv star. why well,

charles is greatly encouraged to be resuming some public facing duties, and very grateful to his medical team. he's been receiving outpatient care since february for an undisclosed form of cancer. rishi sunak posted on xh it's great news. >> i mean, it was sad to hear about the cancer diagnosis and what with him and catherine coming at the same time. so it's great that he's on the mend. >> we'll be happy to be out and about and everyone , you know, about and everyone, you know, seeing that he's in good, in good health, it's good news for him, i suppose. >> and it's quite favourable news for the nation , i suppose news for the nation, i suppose the families of three men murdered in the reading terror

charles is greatly encouraged to be resuming some public facing duties, and very grateful to his medical team. he's been receiving outpatient care since february for an undisclosed form of cancer. rishi sunak posted on xe. yeah it's great news. >> i mean, it was sad to hear about the cancer diagnosis and what with him and catherine coming at the same time. so it's great that he's on the mend. >> we'll be happy to be out and about and everyone , you know, about and everyone, you know, seeing that he's in good, in good health, it's good news for him, i suppose. >> and it's quite favourable news for the nation , i suppose news for the nation, i suppose the families of three men murdered in the reading terror attack are calling for urgent change, after a coroner ruled their deaths were probably avoidable. >> friends james furlong, doctor david wales and joseph ritchie—bennett were fatally stabbed in june 2020 when libyan refugee kyrees saadallah targeted them in a town centre park. the coroner said failings by the home office and the local nhs community mental health team contributed to their deaths . contributed to their deaths. james furlong's father, gary, said he has very little confidence that an att

charles greatly encouraged to be resuming some public facing engagements and very grateful to his medical team. well, people have sent their best wishes, including the prime minister, rishi sunak, who simply said on xr said delighted to see his majesty looking so well, i wish him and the princess of wales the very best as they continue their recovery with the support of their families. >> well, we're now joined by former royal correspondent for the sun newspaper, charles rea. very good to see you this morning , charles. very good to morning, charles. very good to see king charles as well in that photograph. what a relief to hear that he's going to be returning to public duties. >> it is absolutely fantastic news. and that is a brilliant photograph by millie pilkington . photograph by millie pilkington. i mean, it just summed up the whole day , of the great news whole day, of the great news that he has had. he's not out of the woods yet, and he's not pretending to be out of the woods, but his treatment is going so well that he is coming back into public duties. he's going to be meeting people, you know, public facing people and everything else. and there's a whole list of events that are coming up t