john charles was profoundly unhappy. you can see that in all the photos and imaging, all of his face was that he was used to keeping his stiff upper lip. charles was no longer able to hide his anguish. it was plain for all to see that the couples marriage was over. charles and diana separation was announced in 1992. however, their divorce was only finalized 4 years later, on august the 28th 1996, diana lost her title, her royal highness. but she kept her flat in kensington palace and received a 20000000 euro settlement. charles in his ex wife, she had custody of their sons, william and harry. a few months later, diana repeated in public with dodi fi it, the son of billionaire mohammed al, fired on august 31st 1997. the couple were in paris. when the car there were traveling in crashed, diana, the queen of hearts died in hospital that very night. ah, surely, charles was at bow moral with his 2 sons in august of 97 cedric law. he was the one who informed them of their mother's death. as he was with them at the time, even if

. >> john: charles, thank you. your life. it's called "the man" by taylor swift. according to the american heart association is the perfect tempo hands only cpr. take a listen to chorus. that joins a list of other iconic songs that could also work like "staying alive" by the bee gees. cyndi lauper's "girls just want to have fun" which we are having a hard time visualizing how that would work. but i like the song. >> john: as long as it has a piece somewhere between 100 to 120 beats per minute. staying alive is that 103, taylor swift is at 110 right in the middle. stay alive works both ways. got the beat and the message. real concerns over deep fakes and how this made a picture about something that did not happen sent shockwaves across social media. plus, the parents of a teen girl who lost a track race to a transgender athletes are blasting the competition as unfair to women.hot topic coming up next. inspire. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. hi, i'm jill and i've lost 56 pounds

. >> john: charles payne unfiltered as always.he parter center has announced former first lady roselyn carter diagnosed with dementia. the carter family is sharing that the former first lady has dementia. she lives happily at home with her husband, enjoying spring in plains and visits with loved ones. we ask for understanding for our family and for everyone across the country serving in a caregiver role. 95-year-old remains at home with the 98-year-old former president who has himself been receiving hospice care since february following a series of hospitalizations. sandra. >> sandra: our thoughts are with her. the u.s. coast guard, meanwhile, has called off the search for a missing louisiana high school graduate after he went overboard during a boating excursion in the bahamas. can anything be done to find him? united cajun navy spokesman brian trasher is up next on that. >> john: the case of a missing tennessee woman is drawing comparisons to gabby petito after she goes on a cross country road trip with her allegedly abusive boy

. >> john: charles, it's john here. it would be natural for them to be taken to grady, the only level 1 trauma center in the atlanta metro area. we know what happened at the building, we believe it was the northside medical office building, apparently there was a specific office inside targeted that we have not confirmed the name of yet. but in terms of where we are now with the active investigation, do we know if there was any specific area police are looking in or have they just cast the net far and wide and dispatched everybody on duty to get out and look for this guy. >> a lot of focus is over here on west peach tree street, this is west peach tree and 14th street, a medical office building just up the street out of the vantage point of the camera that police seem to be focusing their attention on. in the last few minutes or so, we have seen a swat unit and some other teams pull away. i'm not sure if that is an indication of anything out here or they don't need the man power they had out here at one point, but we ha

charles cobb, john, these a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations in washington, dc. i. they asked him why the essex things could change the costs of the war. or i don't think it's a game changer in part because of the timeline. it takes many months to train ukrainians on f. 16 fighters. they haven't found these kinds of advanced western systems before. the pentagon said a month ago that it might take as long as 18 months. perhaps it could be done work quickly. but clearly these are not aircraft, they're going to be in the fight in this coming offensive one that we expect to be launched sometime in the next few weeks. so my best guess is the provision of these aircraft is really about the long term capability of ukraine. and its ability to deter russia looking forward. meanwhile, russia is wanting that supplying the fights a jets car is huge versus show that be genuine concerns that this could lead to further escalation is no question that further escalation has been in the minds of president biden. and his european counterparts from the beginning and that's why little b

well, joining me now from palermo in sicily, at least professor charles group, john senior fellow and director of european studies at the council on foreign relations. and the senior director for your benefit is on the national security council during the clinton and obama or administration. thank you so much, professor for coming back on on the show. i just met a start by this. he rushing with some of the whole a place that's just as a rush year, which was from the conventional loan forces in your tree deeds, already placing tactical nuclear weapons and beller risk ahead of a st. petersburg for him about where the rest of the world is. coming to the g 7, median who rush, i'm a to talk about chinese collision and the best way to attack russia. well, i, i would say that this is a, a meeting with a lot of residents to put it mildly, you know, this is the, the, the site of the, the, you, the atomic. welcome that out and bring world war 2 to an end. well, we now know, sorry, sorry to interrupt, but i think there's been so much history about the fact that japan actually has already surrend

john met you council chief charles michelle and brussels 10 days ago. they are expected to meet russian president vladimir putin on 1st day. he's still seen as a key broker by the posts, so you have neighbors. to lawrence, scott seeds is the founder of the consulting group. you're asian, international analytics into policing. i asked him, why are media is ready to give up in the corner of the camera block now? well, the fact is that they never really controlled it. in any formal sense, the controls it and ethnically cleansed, a miniseries, i think, missouri is from the surrounding areas. but the war ended 3 years ago with the rezoning seat and or perhaps 50000 ethnic our meetings left in what was called new york or bach. maybe in one city and if you do just, i mean the prime minister of armenia is dealing with reality and both the presidents, both the leaders are many and as a bridge on pre advise that there must be peace established. so is that what you think is gonna, as is going on here, that reality has arrived in our meeting and politics? is that w

john met you council chief charles michelle and brussels 10 days ago. they are expected to meet russian president vladimir putin on 1st day. he's still seen as a key broker by the posts, so you have neighbors. earlier i spoke with richard, a grant goes in from the regional study center, a foreign policy think tank in europe on. i asked him why armenia is prepared to give up its claim to the corner of the car boss. now as well. this is a direct result of the devastating 44 day war back in 2020 and then this paul's war environment. we see a sudden flurry of diplomatic engagement inactivity, however, it's no longer russia but the west that is leading to diplomatic initiative. and our medias. democratic change of government in 2018 also offers greater help and optimism that we can reach a negotiated resolution. bell armenia is not offering to relinquish its claim to nick on a car boss without conditions. what exactly are those conditions? well, that's a good question to jerry. in many ways, the army and government has actually failed to adequately articulat

john met you council chief charles michelle and brussels 10 days ago. they are expected to meet russian president vladimir putin on 1st day. he's still seen as a key broker by the posts, so you have neighbors. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. its florida governor, randa santas is poised to announce his run for the 2020 for us presidential race. the sanders's team confirmed he will launch his campaign on twitter on wednesday during a discussion with it. c o u on mosque opinion poll showed the sand is currently the biggest threats. donald trump bids become republican, nominally france has banned short hall domestic flights for all journeys that can be made by train. less than 2 and a half hours. the band was passed by french law makers of 2021, but came into force on tuesday. the change will mostly rule out air trips between paris and regional hubs, such as not neil and bo, though thousands of people displaced by the war. if you used to drive region, have march to demand the right to return home. and th

john met you council chief charles michelle in brussels 10 days ago. they are expected to meet russian president vladimir putin on 1st day. he's still seen as a key broker by the posts, so you have neighbors. so why is a media not ready to give up? it's claimed to nicole in a kind of back, asked richard to get a ghost in from the regional studies center. that's a think tank and yet it is clearly not. in other words, the army named government has become very good at being very bad at strategic communications. and i do think that there's a disagreement, but also a misunderstanding. the argument and government has on officially once again reiterated the recognition of the territorial integrity of mazda, of john. but that is based on the premise that newborn oak horrible. the art media and populated enclave. we'll have it to security and rights, protected by international mechanisms. in other words, it's much less giving up. we're giving in and much more upfront treat diplomacy from a negotiating point of view looking more. all right, so this, this isn't t

john met you council chief charles michelle in brussels. 10 days ago. they are expected to meet russian president vladimir putin on 1st day. he's still seen as a key broker by the posts. so if you have neighbors. richard garrett goes in from the regional studies center, which is a foreign policy. think time can years on explain to us the idea why on media is prepared to give off his claim to new going to car back now. a. this is a direct result of the devastating 44 day war back in 2020 and this paul's war environment. we see a sudden flurry of diplomatic engagement inactivity, however it's. busy no longer russia, but the west that is leading the diplomatic initiative and our medias. democratic change of government in 2018 also offers greater have an optimism that we can reach and negotiated resolution. in many ways, the arguing government has actually failed to adequately articulating its position . what we do know, however, is that the argument of government policy has shifted to addressing or advocating for the rights and security of the art in the e

well, joining me now from palermo in physically at least professor charles group, john senior fellow and director of european studies at the council on foreign relations. and the senior director for your benefit is on the national security council during the clinton and obama administration. thank you so much, a professor coming back on the show. i just better start by this. it rush humans summit of all the place that's just as a russia which was from the conventional loan forces in your tree deeds, already placing tactical nuclear weapons and bella roost ahead of a st. petersburg for him about to where the rest of the world is coming to the g. 7, median who rush, i'm a to talk about chinese collision and the best way to attack russia. well, i would say that this is a, a meeting with a lot of residents to put it mildly, you know, this is the, the, the side of the, the, you, the atomic weapon that out from brand world war 2 to an end. what we now know, sorry, sorry to interrupt, but i think there's been so much history about the fact that japan actually has already surrendered. i don'

charles: right. john, great stuff, appreciate it. >> thank you, charles.harles: folks later in the show i will share my thoughts on the threat that runs through banking scare, exodus from major cities and. i want to get back to a special guest, kevin blair. kevin, i want to say thanks a lot. in your own words describe for the audience what is going on in the world of domestic banking. >> charles, thank you for having me on. in recognition of military appreciation month, thank you for your service. back to your question, i think what's happening, what you're seeing in the media is people are painting a very broad brush of regional banking where we're seeing things as you show on the screen here that pacwest has seen a tremendous outflow in deposits. well i can tell you that same theme is not happening across regional banks across the u.s. there are many regional probation as we said at the end of the first quarter were able not only to maintain deposits, but grow deposits during this little mini liquidity crisis. nothing changed for us in the second quarter

well, joining me now from palermo in physically at least professor charles cope, john senior fellow and director of european studies at the council on foreign relations. and the senior director for your benefit is on the national security council during the clinton and obama or administration. thank you so much, a professor coming back on the show. i just better stop by this rush human. some of the whole, the place it's just is a rush you with was from the conventional loan forces in your a tree deeds already placing tactical nuclear weapons. and bella roost ahead of a st. petersburg for him about to where the rest of the world is coming to the g. 7, median who rush, i'm a to talk about chinese collision and the best way to attack russia. well, i would say that this is a need.

well, joining me now from palermo in physically at least professor charles cope, john senior fellow and director of european studies at the council on foreign relations. and the senior director for your benefit is on the national security council during the clinton and obama or administration. thank you so much, a professor coming back on the show. i just better stop by this. he rush him is some of the whole, the place. it's just as a russia, which was from the conventional armed forces in your treaty, it's already placing tactical nuclear weapons and bella was ahead of a st. petersburg for him about to where the rest of the world is coming to the g. 7 . median who rush, i'm a to talk about chinese collision and the best way to attack russia. well, i would say that this is a, a meeting with a lot of residents to put it mildly, you know, this is the, the, the side of the, the, you, the atomic weapon that out and bring world war 2 to an end. well, we now know, sorry, sorry to interrupt, but i think there's been so much history about the fact that japan actually has already surrendered. i

well, joining me now from palermo in sicily, it leaves professor charles group, john senior fellow and director of european studies at the council on foreign relations. and the senior director for your benefit is on the national security council during the clinton and obama or administration. thank you so much. i.

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john met you council chief charles michelle and brussels 10 days ago. they are expected to meet russian president vladimir putin on 1st day. he's still seen as a key broker by the posts, so you have neighbors. on some more on this, i'm joined now by richard garrett goes in. he's head of the regional studies center, which is a foreign policy. think time in europe, and thanks so much for joining us, richard. and the go know car back has been for over for decades. can you tell us why our media is ready to give it up? now, as well, what we see is a very difficult post war pattern of accommodation, an adjustment to a new reality. the army and prime minister is in direct negotiations with these laws or bridge on a calendar part. but it's not limited to the car by conflict. this is also an expansion of the conflict weyerhaeuser, but john has attacked army near proper. much of the diplomacy we see is as much about the interest stage conflict between army near and algebra drawn as it is over know going a car last. nevertheless, we do see a flurry of diplomatic a

john met you council chief charles michelle in brussels. 10 days ago. they are expected to meet russian president vladimir putin on 1st day. he's still seen as a key broker by the posts. so you have neighbors. richard garrett goes in from the regional studies center. that's a foreign policy. think time can you provide, explain to us why on media is prepared to give off his claim to nicole in a car back. now. this is a direct result of the devastating 44 day war back in 2020. and in this paul's war environment we see a sudden flurry of diplomatic engagement inactivity, however it's. busy no longer russia, but the where a team also offers greater have an optimism that we can reach the negotiated resolution. in many ways, the arguing government has actually, however, is that the argument of government's policy has shifted to well. but the real concern and pressing challenge is also, but john's maximum list position. and we still have to this day, although we're johnny military incursions and he presents within our media proper, having little to do with new

john met you council chief charles michelle and brussels 10 days ago. they are expected to meet russian president vladimir putin on 1st day. he's still seen as a key broker by the posts. so if you have neighbors. but i'm joined now by lawrence and scott cheats in tbilisi. he is the founder of the consulting group. you're region international analytics or it's, it's good to have you with us, the gordo, carla bucket and it has been follow over for decades. why is our media now ready to give it up as well? the fact is that they never really controlled it in any formal sense of the control it and ethnically cleansed, a miniseries ethic missouri is from the surrounding areas. but the war ended 3 years ago with a resounding seat and or perhaps 50000 ethnic are meetings left in what was called the corner car box, maybe in one city. and if you do just, i mean, the prime minister of our meeting is dealing with reality. and on both the presidents, both the leaders are media and as a bridge on pre advise that there must be peace established. so is that what you th

john met you council chief charles michelle and brussels 10 days ago. they are expected to meet russian president vladimir putin on 1st day. he's still seen as a key broker by the posts. so you have neighbors of more in this, i'm joined now by richard garrett, goes the on who's head of the regional studies center, a foreign policy think tank in europe on face ring with this. well, the governor car box has been false over for decades. why is armenia apparently willing to give it up now as well? this is a direct result of the devastating 44 day war back in 2020. and in this paul's war environment, we see a sudden flurry of diplomatic engagement inactivity, however, it's no longer russia, but the west that is leading the diplomatic initiative and our medias. democratic change of government in 2018 also offers greater have an optimism that we can reach and negotiated resolution belt. armenia is not offering to relinquish its claim to him to go into a car box with out conditions. what exactly are those conditions? well, that's a good question to jerry. in ma

john met you council chief charles michelle and brussels 10 days ago. they are expected to meet russian president vladimir putin on 1st day. he's still seen as a key broker by the posts. so you have neighbors. let's talk about this method to get a go see on who runs the regional studies. sense of, that's a think tank in the armenian capital a yet about welcome to the w. and this is region to go on are kind of back that's been force over for decades. why is on media a ready to give it up now? well, it's clearly not, in other words, the army named government has become very good at being very bad at strategic communications. and i do think that there's a disagreement, but also a misunderstanding. the argument and government has on officially once again reiterated the recognition of the territorial integrity of mazda john. but that is based on the premise that newborn oak horrible the art meeting populated enclave. we'll have it to security and rights protected by international mechanisms. in other words, it's much less giving up, we're giving in and much

john met e, you council chief charles michelle in brussels, 10 days ago. they are expected to meet russian president vladimir putin on 1st day . he's still seen as a key broker by the posts, so you have neighbors. lawrence's gone sheets is the founder of the consulting group, your region, international analytics in tbilisi. i asked him why our media is ready to give up and they're going to cover a block now as well. the fact is that they never really controlled it in any formal sense of the control it and ethnically cleansed, a miniseries. i think missouri is from the surrounding areas, but the war ended 3 years ago with the rezoning seat and or perhaps 50000 ethnic our meetings left in what was called the corner car box, maybe in one city. and if you do just, i mean the prime minister of armenia is dealing with reality. and on both the presidents, both the leaders are media and as a rash on pre advise that there must be peace established. so is that what you think is got as is going on here? that reality has arrived in our meeting and politics? is that wh

josh and charles. john, ariga and matthew and i rein are not here today. the image here gives you a flavor of the of the. combrafrn when you see are community meetings. beloved branch manager andeen vice president kamala harris who made a visit. >> the china town library is one of 7 carnagy libraries in the city that were fudded by andrew carbon agriculture built in 1921. named after. san francisco native and chinese american hen mark lye and it was one of 3 branches not renovated in the previous san francisco library bond the others are ocean view and mission we presented here in november. here is a rue of the library it appeared it was called the north beach branch will that name changed in 1958. when they built the north beach library on columbus. image in the right is artist renee young. and that art will be restore exclude remain in the project after completion. >> these images are of the main reading room sort of the central feature of the building. from the upon 1970s. gives you a dense of the space should look like. and in this image is the current

. >> sandra: coming sooner than many had predicted, charles payne is standing by. >> john: jacqui heinrich is live, where the briefing is pushed back by 15 minutes or so, and jacqui, the president has touted his ability to reach across the aisle for an agreement. what's changed? >> jacqui: they are not negotiating leer. the president campaigned on being the uniter in chief refuses to negotiate, even though he always touted how well he worked with the other side during his 50 odd years in washington. and despite his own past votes against raising the debt limit over concerns about too much spending. in 2006, he wrote because this massive accumulation of debt was predicted, because it was foreseeable, because it was unnecessary, because it was the result of willful and reckless disregard for the warnings given and the fundamentals of economic management, i'm voting against the debt limit increase. in the five years he's been in office, president bush has added more to the debt than presidents before him. the white house has been referring to the house republican bill that would raise the deb

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randy kay, cnn. >> with me here is documentary filmmaker john bridgecut, writer and director of "prince, son, and heir, charlesou worked with prince charles on a number of films and projects. what is it like to collaborate with him, to work with him? >> he's very easy to work with, actually. people are rather surprised by that, but he's very considerate. he understands the disciplines of filmmaking. and actually is really intrigued by them. my cameramen and sound recorders, he talked to them about the technical side of how they achieve things. and i think he's -- i found him really always ready. he probably gets a bit fed up. he did say once, this is the third time today you've asked me t to put a radio mic on. you think for this reception i could not wear it. i said, of course, that's fine. but normally he's very good about that. wouldn't like to put on a radio mic in front of other people, but if there's a place where he can do it privately he'll do it. >> he's thought recently -- had a lot of time to think about it, but he's thought about things he's passionate about and how the try to put them forward. i m

and he's got mccarthy on i believe tonight. >> great guest to have today. >> sandra: charles, thank you very much. >> john the nation's top doctor about the risks of social media and children's mental health. the surgeon general recommending families create media plans to set boundaries for social media use. let's bring in dr. marc siegel, fox news contributor and professor of medicine at nyu langone medical center. how toxic is social media to young people? >> very toxic. and as you know, i spoke to the surgeon general and interviewed him and he raised my eyebrows on a couple of things. when kids use more than three hours a day, and we have older kids and i think parents are saying now in the survey that parents are much more worried now than they were 20 years ago. when you have more than three hours on social media a day, you double or triple your chances of depression. and anxiety and you get sucked in and what the surgeon general said to me i was not aware of is that basically researchers have been trying to get technology companies and social media companies to give out information, you know, how ad

. >> charles: see you later. >> john: warm-up before the main act. tiktok on the chopping block.s the first state in the nation to ban the social media app outright, and the decision as you could imagine is attracting just a little bit of backlash. straight ahead, the governor joins "america reports" for an exclusive interview one day after signing the bill into law. >> sandra: plus thousands of r.v.s causing chaos in los angeles county as the homeless crisis spirals out of control. are officials doing anything about the encampments? >> first thing in the morning they are going to be here and yeah, they came. >> it's very nerve racking and stressful. >> literally is the wild, wild west. whoa. okay. easy does it. we switched to liberty mutual and saved $652. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. with the money we saved, we thought we'd try electric unicycles. whoa! careful, babe! saving was definitely easier. hey babe, i think i got it! it's actually... whooooa! ok, show-off! help! oh! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty

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you know, so like i have no again, probably i thinking thinking someone like like john marshall or, chief justice charles evans, who's who handled the the whole court packing thread back in thirties. so those historical figures would be fine for the historical but then for like get into the nitty gritty of cases like. someone like bilbray, but he has left behind a trove of great papers. so i loved going through those. so an excellent yeah. john marshall. i would i don't even know if i have a question for him. i just kind of want to be in his presence and hang out. right, right there. i just want to that's that's good. this person says you covered the clarence thomas hearings with joe biden as of the senate judiciary committee. any thoughts on that? looking back from today? that's a great because i have written that story a million different ways because i was right there covering it at the time and i was pregnant at the time, my daughter, who is now 30 years old, was me in utero. and has a real fascination. the clarence thomas hearings, even though she has no interest in law journalism and she's a theate

john from tampa, florida. how long before charles 1 inch taller than yours, the competition is on. listen, size doesn't matter when it comes to hair. okay. and apparently it's pea body. did i say pea body, i know oshkosh is a real place. it's just a ridiculous name. bethany from idaho, these kids think they love joe biden when they start paying their own bills will they change their tune? well, biden will bail them out. eric from georgia. if you go to jail what happens to johnny, johnny has to come with me. wherever i go johnny goes, i'm sorry. is he going to have to commit a crime. ted, everything johnny does is a crime though. ted from new jersey, i can't wait to see the jess watters mug shot, should i smile? gotta smile on the mug. cheryl from kansas, do you really have to say things like what the hell? i know your vocabulary is better than that. it's better than that but i am not better than that. i'm sorry, mom. michael from yonkers, new york, congratulations on gigi, first word on watters and this is my world. to say things my

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charles was 17 years old. you might hear that. adele, ed sheeran and elton johnice girls. they're not there. whatever. we'll see what happens. you're the best, greg. thanks. greg palkot in his majesty's kingdom. i want to go to hillary fordwich, the global commentator. hillary, much has been made back and forth about who is not there, not only meghan markle but the british pop singer whose for one reason or another couldn't make the day and the event. is there anything to read into that? >> pleasure to be back with you, neil. a few things here. no, actually i think it's more important to focus on the positive. i will say with regard to elton john, he's very close to the late princess diana. there's some things that are very understandable. i do think with regard to prince harry, he will be in row 10. the previous photographs with the new king at buckingham palace, there was major johnny thompson. i spotted him in the bag ground in his regalia. he's a body guard and he was placed behind meghan markle and prince harry when they appeared for the jubilee. interesting

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john. yeah, i mean, the big difference between a menu and michael and a charles to go live there are so many of them is that all would never have talked about europe. european autonomy to gold talked about french autonomy and he understood that autonomy can only be national and that to any european dimension by definition was incompatible with autonomy. my colon doesn't understand that macaroni thinks that there can be such a thing as european autonomy. he believe all he occasionally, as you said in your question, p t, occasionally says that. but actually there are contradictions in terms. and we saw this, for instance, when he went to china because he took rosella from the line with him. that was supposed to show that he was coming as a representative representative of europe. but between him and no sla from the lion, they're a very substantial differences. she is much more atlanta cyst. i mean, he's pretty atlantis, but she's even more so. so what are him taking her to china showed was that europe reduces its own autonomy by trying to be a permanent alliance because everybody pulls in diff