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the royal press of haiti the royal gazette is curiously silent during this time.hey don't say the king's fine. he's convalescing. don't worry, things are still. our projects are still going forward, safe. and that or the king's not doing well. we fear for his life they don't give any information. they don't provide news. in fact, we don't have those issues where they even anything or they decide, let's not tell the people what happened since there were people there obvious. but you know, how far did the information go? well, a conspiracy forms against him, a conspiracy that initially is led by nobles from the kingdom, the continent, the marmalade, who was a general, the revolution as well. general lucia and christophe has by this time started to better, like so many people do. sometimes having a stroke he convalescence for while and then he starts to get better but it's too late to stop the conspiracy christophe gets wind it i'd say about a week a little more than a week before his death. but it's hard convince him of how deep conspiracy runs just like with napole

and king louis, the 16th, decides, appoint michaux as his royal botanist. and michaux thinks, oh, this is great. i finally made it. i can now establish as a botanist, i'm going to have a steady stream income and i can pursue botany however i wish. and the says to him, i don't think so. and he says what do you mean? he says, he sure says, i've just got to travel to the far east and i've actually see there is so much more in asia to discover. i want to go there. the environment can be similar to france. i can find all these new treasures there to bring back. and king says, no, no, i have different plans for you, young man. you were to head west, travel across the atlantic ocean to the united states. why? there are several reasons. the king decided to send michaux over to the united states. michaux agrees to, of course, he is in the patra under the patronage of the king of france at time france. this is the first time france had really had to eastern north america. and it had offered an incredible amount to the french. so first off, as many of you probably kno

it's very kind of the royal family to open their home to us. we never thought we'd be here.ied the time to break the fast. you can't book it, you can only ask. community of communities, celebrating different faith groups. and also, we're incredibly grateful for his support towards the british muslim community. here this evening. so indeed, i'm sure he will. and for those who ate in his majesty's windsor home, it was a memory of a lifetime. i studied history at university, so to actually open my fast is an awesome experience. absolutely. we've got ramadan for 30 days. iftars open to everyone, regardless of faith and background, for the entire month. you for stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. fortunes across the uk. with the best of the sunshine to be found across parts of southern england and south wales. further north, that was how it looked in glasgow for one and actually, at times this week, that cloud of the uk. but it is going to turn milder as the week wears on, by day and by night. especially where we hold on to clear skies down in fact, starting tomorrow morn

on mad money tonight, royal caribbean stock took a dip today on tariff news. but could it sell for a comeback? i don't really get the tariff thing. i've got the cruising company ceo. then as canada and canadian energy face a 10% tariff from the us. don't miss my excuse to get a read on the energy sector. and later i'm checking in with sports gambling company flutter fresh off its after the bell report. so stay with cramer. >> don't miss a second of mad money follow jimcramer on x. have a question. tweet cramer hashtag mad mentions. send jim an email to madmoney.cnbc.com. or give us a call at one 800 743 cnbc. miss something. head to cnbc. miss something. head to madmoney.cnbc.com. [cheerful music] [phone ringing] not all multimillionaires build their wealth the same way, you have... the fearless investor. the type a cpa. the boot strapper. the boot maker. hee-ha. but many do have something in common. we all trust schwab with our wealth. thanks to our award-winning service, low costs and transparent advice, every day, over a million multi-millionaires, trust sc

plus royal caribbean no tariff exposure. how the trump administration might try to levy a tax on the cruise lines that don't pay any american taxes. they're not domiciled here. they're flagged in other places. but the key metric for the industry isn't that it's about new ships. right now, cruise ships are being made. we usually want to sell the stocks when there's a flood of excess supply. they can't make these boats fast enough. when they built too many ships, that's when the stocks become very tough to own. worth the opposite moment right now. way too few ships. plus, let's not forget coming out of covid, we had all sorts of post-pandemic bull markets. almost all of them have faded except for travel, because we've taken a page from the shawshank redemption. get busy living or get busy dying. royal caribbean surfing that tremendous way. finally, let's talk about the idea of all enbridge, the diversified canadian energy company. one of the largest pipeline operators in north america. i figured that with all the presidents ta

tomorrow also marks the 18th anniversary of the death of a 22-year-old serving with the royal marines, killed in helmand province. these men fought and died for their country -- our country. and across the wars in afghanistan and iraq, 642 individuals died fighting for britain alongside our allies. many more were wounded. we will never forget their bravery and their sacrifice. i know the whole house will join me in remembering them and all those who serve their country. this morning, i had ministers with this house. i will have further such meetings early -- meetings later today. >> esther speaker, the prime minister has made growth his key mission. can he outline for his constituents how are employment rights bill will not only deliver improvement, but also put more money in their pocket? >> i thank my honorable member. the implement rights bill is the greatest upgrade to workers rights in a generation. it will benefit more than $10 million -- 10 million workers in every corner of the country. it will tackle low pay and job security problems that hold our country back. it is pro-work

we know he's a big fan of the royal family.p card, if you'll excuse the pun, that sir keir starmer has to play, is the possibility of a visit, perhaps, by king charles to the us, to come to the white house. can one administration permanently contain the narrowest of margin exists in the house of representatives. so for major legislative change, there's going to need to be some backwards and forwards between the two parties. but they don't really have a leader at the moment. we've seen the california governor, gavin newsom, put his hand up and say, "i lead the resistance," as he calls it. this so—called debt break. in other words, there is, as part of the german constitution, a restriction on the amount of money he can borrow and spend. and so i think although his party was saying they wouldn't do it in the run—up to this election, they're going to have to change the rules so that they can spend more on things that people are really caring about, and also, crucially, on defence. i mean, that's going to be a big issue for him, is

marks the 18th anniversary of the death of benjamin ready, a 22 year old serving with 42 commando royal marines killed in helmand province in 2007. these men fought and died for their country, our country. across the wars in afghanistan and iraq, 642 individuals died fighting for britain alongside our allies. many more were wounded. we will never forget their bravery and sacrifice. i know the whole house would join in me in remembering them and all those who serve our country. this morning i had meetings with the minister and others. i shall have further such meetings later today. >> thank you. mr. speaker, the prime minister has -- his key mission. the can he outline for my constituents how the employment rights will not only deliver improvements -- but also put more money in their pockets as part of our plan -- >> she's doing a fantastic job for her constituents. the employment rate bill is the biggest upgrade to workers rights in a generation. it will benefit more than 10 million workers in every corner of the country. it will tackle low pay, poor conditions, and poor job security th

so my name is sammy and i call royal grand contribute my support.our coffee is located on fourth street and has been serving for 30 years making it one of the oldest coffee in the area. we are applying for a music permit to play organ. he calls music many of his worldwide interest in introducing small deejays startups to create more engaging and relaxed atmosphere. we want to bring these experiences to royal grand cafe in san francisco recently the music we produce has been featured in taps spotify playlists including organica and burners united which is biggest burning man's playlist. we have started building a community around music in san francisco and we see this as an opportunity to support and grow that culture. we have spoken to our neighbors and customers and they support the idea. they support huge the music will be at the so we will be at their comfort level adding to the coffee experience. thank you for your time. >> questions. hi. >> thanks for coming in. i agree with you music really adds the vibe to a cafe. so i'm wondering about the o

marines and my royal marines have trade together, and too often they have died together defending the values that our two free nations share. pete, as you say, you know that from your own experience. and your own service. in many ways, for me, they embody the warrior force that both you and i as defense secretaries are dedicated in our roles to strengthen because we know that we have to strengthen, together with allies, and invasive rising threats. finally, if i may, you have spoken about the deep bond between our two nations. and i would like to say to you, i'm here today to strengthen that defense and security bond between our two nations. it's needed now more than ever in this new era that we must face together. so, thank you for receiving us and thank you for welcoming our delegation and i look forward to our discussions ahead. with that, i say amen. sec. hegseth: if it's ok, we will take a few -- >> we will take two from the u.s. press and two from the british press. >> [indiscernible] sec. hegseth: i think it has been very encouraging to watch our friends in the u.k. and in fran

lisa, the monica behind the or a 7 see president of the for the has see see or measures to seal. royal highness is, or excellence is, may god's peace and blessings be upon you. on high extent, thanks to the legal 5 states and our brothers in egypt. however, and by rain for they concerted efforts, photos advising this, some of my fellow lead to us today we are required to emphasize 4 key points. first, our total rejection of the possible transfer of the palestinians and at 8 today, some of our support to a clear plan for the construction of the guys within a specific time table which can be presented to the effective and active squared plus notice in order to bring it into action by the 2nd to support the efforts of dependency know, authority and the quest for the form to the best interest of our palestinians. brothers, the, in the viable, workable manner for the administration of guys and bring it into connection with westbank and providing all the basic services and provide the required and necessary security. it said the necessity to put an end to the grape escalation in the west ban

you. royal highness is your majesty's, ladies and gentlemen. today's summit is a very imposing event in the history of the police didn't colors the silent because of the people who have been historically done in justice. and we cannot allow for the policy and to continue to read on the injustice or to be a pro tip of their homeland. i mean, total silence from the hardware to today's summits. all right, is that no not that can take place the but a senior people's rights of independence, freedom and dignified life, be preserved. they are entitled to a practice, the right of self determination, like or other peoples of the was we have respectively, individually and collectively won't of the continued on and persistence of the conflict without being any assault the, and the race. so it's in discrimination and exercise by these, laid it to a piece of causes and guys signed with bank would bring that thing, but then tell them stability. and then we would continue to live in precious seconds of life until the close of the problem is remedied. namely,

royal: yes. it could easily be self funding. chair greene: both the biden and obama administrations issued rules and credits that made it harder for states to verify eligibility for medicaid. he said repealing biden's role restricts eligibility verification that states can perform. would you explain why this rule is so costly? mr. watson: the rule does a number of things. it prohibits states from verifying eligibility more than once a year. for nondisabled folks to say, are you still eligible for the program? it says you are forbidden from doing that anymore often than once a year. people's lives change and they may become ineligible. it prohibits in person or phone interviews to verify their identity. so, people apply for it and the person on the other end says, i want to call to make sure this is a real person. the rule prohibits doubt. there are a number of other provisions. it opens a lengthy reconsideration period where illegal immigrants are able to obtain the benefits and says, when you get these benefits, you cannot inte

marines and our royal marines have trained together, they have fought together and too often they have died together, defending the values that our two free nations share. and, pete, as you say, you know that from your own experience and your own service. in many ways for me they embody the sort of worry or force that both you and i as defense secretary's are dedicated in our roles to strengthen. because we know that we have to strengthen together with allies, deterrence in the face of rising threats. and finally, if i may, you have spoken about the deep bond between our two nations. i would say to you, i i'm here today to strengthen that security bond between our two nations. it is needed now more than ever in this new era we must face together. so, thank you for receiving us and thank you for welcoming our delegation and look forward to the discussions today. >> thank you. if it's ok, we will take a few questions for either myself or the secretary. >> we will take two from the u.s. press and two from the british press. reporter: is a security guarantee of truth from the u.s. and the

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>> raymond: like the royal family when she called them all racist, laura.r brand of hospitality. ends of people not speaking to each other and having to leave their country of origin. speaking of crazy people. there's a new vicious trend on tiktok where people are eating these biodegradable packing peanuts. it's really bizarre, laura. have you seen this? >> laura: no. okay. this is really sick. even if you are just because they are biodegradable. dolls that translate into being edible? i guess what are he made from potato starch? i don't know what they are made of. people are eating them as bedtime -- oh uh-oh bedtime snacks. raymond, this is very dangerous. and what are you doing? those are cheese puffs. those are cheese puffs. >> no, they are packing peanuts. they are really not bad i got to tell you the texture is so good you can almost admit the carcinogens. willing to do the trade-off. >> laura: they are made in china? >> no. these are marshmallows, kids. don't eat the real thing. look, while i checked my primary physician to get my stomach punched it'

i mean, we kind of anticipated there'd be some element of the royal family or a visit or an invitation, but it was really a kind of masterstroke, the way sir keir starmer pulled the envelope from his inside pocket, almost the first thing he did when he got into the oval office. and i think that that was a smart move in that it kind of set up the tone of the rest of the day in which, you know, sir keir kind of went out of his way for there not to be at least any public disagreement between the two men. you know, there was a lot of lavish praise being thrown back and forth. on in the press conference, you know, in theory, you know, efforts to make canada the 51st state, supposedly, you know, he went out of his way is no division, essentially. at the outset, you know, kind of probably put trump you know, and this is very much a president that operates so i think that was a very kind of astute move to kind of set what struck me as well, and i saw a similar thing happen with president macron their substantive bilateral was quite jokey and touchy to the press conference, and almost the first

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well, there was also a royal show of support for the ukrainian president during his meeting with king charles. cnn's nic robertson has more from london. >> so president. >> zelenskyy getting an. important meeting with king charles at one of the king's country residence, about 100 miles north of london. sandringham. they spent an hour together and it's important symbolically because it embodies, if you will, the support that the uk is giving to the ukrainian president. but remembering as well. just a few days ago, when the british prime minister, keir starmer, was in the oval office with president trump, he handed president trump a letter an unprecedented invitation to president trump of a second state visit to the uk. so here, zelenskyy getting the royal treatment as well, embodying that support from the british government, the british people and the monarchy before he was there, he was at that gathering of european leaders as well as justin trudeau, the canadian prime minister, being hosted by the british prime minister, the british prime minister saying that this was an effort to ma

they met at the royal yacht club in the isle of wight. her big, big advantage was she'd caught the eye of the prince of wales and while lord randolph was courting her, the prince of wales was also thinking that she was a witty, well-dressed and educated woman who he enjoyed spending time with. so that gave her enormous entree. speaking of her wit. i just have to say, because it's so marvelous and you've quoted in the in the book that when she married one of her younger husbands and people were quite shocked. obviously, as we said, she well, she said. well, very well suited because this is a young man with a great future ahead of him. and i'm a woman who's a great past behind her. well, was that a fact? she she she did have a wonderful wit. yeah. and that's what the prince of wales enjoyed very much about her. he made she made him laugh. she made lots of people laugh. and she was fabulous at a she knew she would a room knowing that she was the most beautiful in the room. she would always know how to converse with everybody. she would made

in december 1947, the royal troops committed a massacre of the inhabitants in the village of robert got a 431 civilians were killed. all in all the lives of 100000 indian agents were on the conscience of the dutch colonialists and their allies, mass executions, and regular bombing did not help. in netherlands, their troops got blocked in the cities. the world community demanded to put it into violence. and the empire started negotiations. in 1949, the head round table conference was held, and the kingdom of the netherlands was forced to recognize the independence of indonesia. a sovereign muslim state appeared on the world map and became one of the most powerful countries in the islamic world. for the 1st kindly. yeah, it's just, it was a, it's a bit you're asking us is the flux, most of them worst. plus the back of the photos. it didn't. you mean you must have somebody that's on the truck up before you come on? the was just on the other folks the most come on and you to for the go on something really need this process. the interior is not you know, so sharp. what is warranties are all

you might as well start a royal rumble!ch reminds me, i better get out of here, estonia has an agricultural committee meeting on pay-per-view. >> michael: ronny chieng, everybody! when we come back, julien baker and torres will be joining me, so don't go away. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ give me a hot pink cosmopolitan... and some drama. give me a ketel one soda... with a twist. give me an early morning tee time and a bloody mary with ketel one vodka. give me a cocktail. with ketel one vodka. [cheers and applause] >> michael: welcome back to "the daily show." my guests tonight are critically claimed musicians whose forthcoming album is called "send a prayer my way." please welcome julien baker and torres! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ hello, how are you! wow! look at these outfits! i mean, i thought i looked good. >> yeah. >> michael: look at these outfits, these are amazing. for those of you that know your individually music wouldn't necessarily have thought you would get together to make a country album. how did we get here? wh

as they did in 1945, the royal family will be involved in many of the events planned for the first weekmemorations officially begin on the 5th of may, bank holiday monday, with a military procession in london and street parties around the country. on tuesday, the 6th of may, the poppies return to the tower of london. nearly 30,000 of the original ceramic poppies are back on display. and on ve day itself, thursday the 8th of may, a service of remembrance at westminster abbey and a concert on horse guards parade with space for 10,000 members of the public. all knew that both victory and failure were possible. like last year's d-day anniversary, the stories and memories of veterans will be at the heart of events. they're dwindling in number, but veterans that are able will be part of ve day. to inspire us and to remind us of what we owe to that great wartime generation. in 1945, the country celebrated its freedom. 80 years on, the commemorations take on added importance as the second world war will soon pass from living memory. daniela relph, bbc news. an update on pope francis' health now

incredible hits like "ghostbusters," "groundhog day," "lost in translation," "what about bob," "the royal tenenbaums." his new film "riff raff" will be in theaters everywhere february 28. the one, the only bill murray is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] she's an oscar-nominated actress for her work in "anora," which is in theaters and on demand. mikey madison is also joining us. [ cheers and applause ] one of the best of the year. and in anticipation of "snl50" this sunday, all week we're having some of my fellow writers from my time at "snl." he spent 20 seasons there writing some of my favorites. the great james anderson is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to all that, well, you guys, it's almost valentine's day. everyone's buying roses, they're making dinner reservations, and that includes my writers. you know, my writers, they write hundreds of jokes every day just to get the 10 or 12 we use in the monologue, and honestly, a lot of those jokes just aren't good. [ light laughter ] sometimes i think they throw in a few stinkers on purpose just to fill the pag

a rare move for a royal. britain's king charles is offering a peek into his personal life, specifically his taste in music. he's set to release his own playlist and a brand new apple music broadcast. here's a quick preview. >> so this is what i particularly wanted to share with you. songs which have brought me joy. >> yeah, that is bob marley. because what is on a playlist fit for a king? well, apparently the 76 year old royal is a reggae fan, big bob marley guy, and he also likes recently grammy nominated singer songwriter ray the king's music room will premiere monday, march 10th. >> what do you think is going to be on there? >> i don't know. >> obviously the new bad. >> bunny, no idea. >> pitbull. >> some taylor swift, maybe. you think. >> maybe he's like a big metal guy. >> there's got to be some british artists we're kind of missing. we're sort of missing that. boris. >> british. >> artist. >> yeah, ed sheeran, the

in the 14 years i've been reporting regularly on the british royal family, john, i've never seen them roll out the red carpet like they are for donald trump. this time, king charles even offering to fly up to scotland whilst the president is playing golf there, so they can discuss how they can both get the most out of this unprecedented second state visit. it's set to be quite the show. >> max foster thank you. the news continues right here on cnn. >> situation that we. find ourselves in. >> i think. >> the tariffs will hurt if it's too high. they're not going to want to deal with us. right. >> they have turned their back on our community. >> you don't. >> believe in d e i. so i. >> don't believe in. >> giving you money. >> do not. >> shop at target. we are boycotting them. >> let these other corporations know we are. >> going to respond. >> it's just a lot of snow. >> totally got. >> stuck by the snow and i'm trying to remove snow, so it's kind of ironic, right? >> hello. and a warm. >> welcome to our viewers joining us. >> from the u.s. and all around the world. i'm rahel solomon. >

>> reporter: to the cheers of his royal subjects, king james once again holding court.ing uncharted ground. >> 22 seasons, 40 years of age, lebron james, 50,002 points. >> reporter: james is now the only player to crack 50,000 regular and post-season points. it's not even close. he was one of just three players above 40,000 points. the next guy in line, kareem abdul-jabbar, now about 6,000 points behind. >> i'm blessed to be able to put that many points up in the best league in the world with the best players in the world over my career. it's pretty spececial. >> reporter: did we mention he is 40 years old? luka is just as in awe as the rest of us. >> i can't even explain how -- how insane that is. might get to 70,000. >> reporter: it might seem like a long shot. so did 50 before. after two decades of dominance, it remains the james era. long live the king. steve patterson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. he could be getting a new sherif

>> how do you make someone feel. >> like the royal family when she called them all racists? laura, look, i think we've seen her brand of hospitality. it ends with people not speaking to each other and having to leave their country of origin. but look, speaking of crazy people, there's a new bizarre trend on tiktok where people are eating these biodegradable packing peanuts. it's really bizarre. laura, have you seen this? >> no. okay. this is really sick. even if you're really. yeah. because just because they're biodegradable, it doesn't. does that translate into being edible, i guess. what are they made from? potato starch. i don't know what they're made of, but people are eating them as bedtime. oh, you're. so. it's a bedtime snack. raymond, this is very dangerous. and what are you doing? those are. those are cheese puffs. those are cheese. >> puffs are not too bad. these are not? no, they're packing peanuts. they're really not bad. i got to tell you. i mean, the texture is so good, you can almost admit the carcinogens. i mean, you're willing to do the trade off. >> they're

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