barclay. let's take a listen to what he said- firstly. — barclay.stly, i want to express| he said. firstly, i want to express my deepest sympathies for the families affected by the horrendous crimes that we have seen at chester. talking to the attorney general across government,, we will ensure the legal framework has at the full confidence of the families affected and i will be engaging with them on that weather on a statutory or non—statutory basis to ensure that inquiry looking at issues such as whistle—blowers and other actions related to this case are fully investigated. em related to this case are fully investigated.— related to this case are fully investi . ated. �* . ., , investigated. an external review was carried out by _ investigated. an external review was carried out by the _ investigated. an external review was carried out by the trust _ investigated. an external review was carried out by the trust into - carried out by the trust into decisions _ carried out by the trust into decisions of management at the time. do you _ decisions of

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and our chairman had and indeed, our chairman had written to the chairman of barclays since barclaysce mr banks has convicted of mr banks has been convicted of nothing other than allegations that have proven to be completely untrue to the only conclusion, he could come to was that this was politically motivated. and we know from a raft of other instances is that particularly regulators and we've got a dispute going with the german insurance company at the german insurance company at the moment that cancels cancelled us over political. you know, my political beliefs . this know, my political beliefs. this stuff is pretty regular did it so i mean , did it did it nearly so i mean, did it did it nearly put you under? >> yeah, i mean, it did. >> yeah, i mean, it did. >> i mean, it was a very stressful six months. not not just for me, for all the 1500 staff that work for me . and, you staff that work for me. and, you know, luckily the customers didn't know anything about it, but it sure was stressful . but it sure was stressful. >> yeah, no awful. now, barclays have been asked for comment

and our chairman had and indeed, our chairman had written to the chairman of barclays since barclaysce mr banks has convicted of mr banks has been convicted of nothing other than allegations that have proven to be completely untrue to the only conclusion, he could come to was that this was politically motivated. and we know from a raft of other instances is that particularly regulators and we've got a dispute going with the german insurance company at the german insurance company at the moment that cancels cancelled us over political. you know, my political beliefs . this know, my political beliefs. this stuff is pretty regular did it so i mean , did it did it nearly so i mean, did it did it nearly put you under? >> yeah, i mean, it did. >> yeah, i mean, it did. >> i mean, it was a very stressful six months. not not just for me, for all the 1500 staff that work for me . and, you staff that work for me. and, you know, luckily the customers didn't know anything about it, but it sure was stressful . but it sure was stressful. >> yeah, no awful. now, barclays have been asked for comment

what was the reason that barclays wise have given to barclays and wise have given to you as to why they've your accounts, which your bank accounts, which i think you've had for upwards of 40 years, 45 years with barclays? >> yeah, never bounced a cheque, never gone overdrawn . and i never gone overdrawn. and i think might problem think that might be the problem . low profit , . i'm what you call low profit, but possibly high risk in their opinion. i don't think i am high risk because every single vehicle that's left here has been checked by the department of trade industry, which of trade and industry, which i think now called the think are now called the department for business and trade, those names trade, they change those names quite a lot. >> they checked they checked >> they checked so they checked all of accounts. and given all of your accounts. and given export licence to the export licence over to the people that use getting people that use for getting these vehicles out to ukraine. we checked with them. what you said they follow a strict risk assessment frame work. so they say th

the more steve barclay _ support the doctors. the more steve barclay and _ support the doctors. their feet-— their feet. carol are still waitin: their feet. carol are still waiting to _ their feet. carol are still waiting to be _ their feet. carol are still waiting to be given - their feet. carol are still waiting to be given the. their feet. carol are still. waiting to be given the all clear after cancer treatment. it had been delayed by previous strike action. a worrying time. concerned that i was not quite sure how things would develop but feeling that i was now, personally involved with what has been going on for years with the nhs and it has actually washed up at my door. it is interesting that you are so sympathetic to the dock is, given that you have been so directly affected. mr; given that you have been so directly affected.— given that you have been so directly affected. my fight is m fiuht directly affected. my fight is my fight and _ directly affected. my fight is my fight and everybody - directly affected. my fight is i my fight and everybody else's fight. we have t

in the meantime, officer barclay says to stay safe, drivers should distance themselves from others who are driving recklessly. if it means taking an axe, it take an exit and then, you know, get back on the freeway and know that being a good samaritan could help with a future investigation. you think you see something call provide whatever information you have. but the important thing to note is never put yourself in harm's way to get that information. officer barclay says tv shows and movies seems to have given false perception for those on how long it takes to solve freeway shootings. he says investigators have to take time to create a strong of a case is possible to go to trial reporting live in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. all right, rob, going get park is a rocket. >> tonight, the outside lands music festival going on right now. headliners this year include the foo fighters. lana del rey lil and of course, tonight's headliner kendrick lamar. also be a over 100 local vendors of everything from food campus that 75,000 people are expected to show up each day. caught up

barclay says investigators from his agency's organized retail crime task force witness the to trafficking $20,000 worth of stolen products items eventually recovered. as we were doing that, we learned that they were also selling these products at a flea market in galt in our valley division. >> so we were able to respond there as well. we utilized our investigative services unit from our sacramento region. and we are able again to observe these individuals as they were selling stolen merchandise. many of the items still had security tags attached and retailers worked with investigators to confirm the merchandise was stolen. >> the chp stop the suspects and traffic after they left the flea market in gold took back the stolen stuff and place. the 2 into custody. we're also looking at where these products being stolen from who are the individuals. >> that are, you know, going from the theft to the fencing. so it's a very in-depth investigation. officer barclay says expensive items with tags still attached, sold that extreme discounts at flea markets is an indication the merchandise was likel

officer barclay says tv shows and movies seem to have given a false perception for how long it takes to solve freeway shootings. he says investigators have to take time to create a strong of a case is possible to go to trial. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. thank you, rob. happening tomorrow, police in livermore are asking people to help. >> stuff. the cruiser with school supplies officers will be out in front of officemax. cbs, big lots and walmart collecting supplies for families in need that this is video from last year's event. they're asking specifically for donations for older students, including a dividers pencils, flash drives and calculators among other things, the drive goes from 10:00am until 03:00pm tomorrow and sunday service between san francisco and millbrae cal train stations are going to suspended for repairs this weekend. this is one of several closures taking place this month. there will be a bus bridge, though, for and they should expect some delays. so people are encouraged to be looking for alternate forms of transportation. coming up, gh

what was the reason that barclays wise have given to barclays and wise have given to you as to why they'ver accounts, which your bank accounts, which i think you've had for upwards of 40 years, 45 years with barclays? >> yeah, never bounced a cheque, never gone overdrawn . and i never gone overdrawn. and i think might problem think that might be the problem . low profit , . i'm what you call low profit, but possibly high risk in their opinion. i don't think i am high risk because every single vehicle that's left here has been checked by the department of trade industry, which of trade and industry, which i think now called the think are now called the department for business and trade, those names trade, they change those names quite a lot. >> they checked they checked >> they checked so they checked all of accounts. and given all of your accounts. and given export licence to the export licence over to the people that use getting people that use for getting these vehicles out to ukraine. we checked with them. what you said they follow a strict risk assessment frame work. so they say that y

of barclay had this to say.other issues about about their working conditions. >> terms pay, we've >> but in terms of pay, we've made fair and final offer. made a fair and final offer. we've in the we've accepted in full the recommendations of the independent pay review body process , and that is why the bma process, and that is why the bma should call off their should now call off their strikes. well of course, today strikes. well of course, today strikes are going to happen all over country. over the country. >> gb news yorkshire and >> gb news is yorkshire and humberside. reporter anna riley joins now from outside joins us now from outside a picket line, i think in leeds. morning anna. >> good morning. yes, i'm here at leeds general infirmary at the junior doctors picket line here. this is the first of the four day strike action and it's getting a lot of support, as you can hear here. now there's a lot of cars coming in and pipping and people supporting the junior doctors here on this picket line. this is the

we will speak to our guest with barclays. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i do think what we are seeing much more is the bigger banks would be the true engines of growth. as sustained from the utilities. keeping the big banks safe picking sure they can take some risk and jamie dimon did come out and say there are too many regulations coming away right now. if you want us to be the engine, you have to let us go do that. guy: that was earlier talking about the issue of what is happening with u.s. banks. one in the united states then the story over here with the maloney government in rome imposing a tax on italian banks. banks are getting banged up as a result and we are seeing that replicated across europe. it adds to the confusion we are seeing more broadly we are struggling to understand the macro story and now further volatility around the banking sector. our banks a good investment in europe? it's tricky to understand. our guest with barclays is joining us. i'm confused. they're so many diversion sets of information at the moment i

heads of financial sponsors now led by a ubs veteran, so a mix of both banks as well as barclays at the top. significant moves. matt: this was expected. one of the things i did not expect on wall street in terms of moves, jeff curry. who is still a child, only 56 years old. this is probably the biggest name in commodities on the street area -- street. sonali: the research staff is the face of the business in many ways because you do not have traders talking on television or writing notes to clients. research departing the bank. i would also say it is a heritage where you see people after decades start to level out and the new stuff coming up. will the star power be retained in the next generation after a sensitive time for goldman sachs, seeing senior leaders depart? very common for people to leave. matt: thanks so much for joining us, sonali basak, our reporter. joining next to discuss the continuing boom, this is bloomberg. ♪ if you have this... and you get this... you could end up with this... unexpected out-of-pocket costs. which for those on medicare, or soon to be, is a good reaso

officer barclay says tv shows and movies seem to have given a false perception for how long it takesngs. he says investigators have to take time to create a strong of a case is possible to go to trial. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> oakland police say they seized more than 2000 grams of fentanyl and other drugs. they're connecting that to a drug bust they made in san francisco. police say they use search warrant and found fentanyl and cocaine. heroin. a loaded ghost gun about $58,000 in cash. this was at a home in oakland. one suspect was arrested. a two-year investigation has led to the arrest of a santa clara county doctor. a rush potted ares accused of illegally prescribing opioids to patients. investigators say he used forgery and fraud to obtain highly addictive opioids, including narco. the scheme. reportedly police carried out between october of 2018 and october of 2020, he is facing a string of charges including forging prescriptions. san francisco is now the first major u.s. city. >> with to driverless car companies competing for passengers. kron

steve barclay, eluned _ primary care, absolutely.d primary care, absolutely. (res barclay, eluned morgan, launched an attack on the nhs in scotland and wales today, saying that he could offer capacity because england's waiting times are shorter. isn't that a good offer? if it waiting times are shorter. isn't that a good offer?— that a good offer? if it was an offer that _ that a good offer? if it was an offer that was _ that a good offer? if it was an offer that was free, _ that a good offer? if it was an offer that was free, i - that a good offer? if it was an offer that was free, i would i offer that was free, i would certainly be taking up on it. maybe it will be free. _ certainly be taking up on it. maybe it will be free. sorry? _ certainly be taking up on it. maybe it will be free. sorry? maybe i certainly be taking up on it. maybe it will be free. sorry? maybe it i it will be free. sorry? maybe it will be free. _ it will be free. sorry? maybe it will be free. i _ it will be free. sorry? maybe it will be free. i would _ it will

senator barclay was a dependable, statesman, known for his earnestness and dog at work.te in his memoirs that truman was, quote, a professional in the best sense of the word, the president, quote, never allowed himself to become so exalted a person could not talk to him as a fellow human being. we are all familiar with the long list of historic events for which president truman helped to lead our country and you heard them but i'm almost as impressed with the plainspoken, humble, that he is reported to have maintained completely, even when he was making all of that history. the man who became the leader of the free world overnight, unleashed unprecedented awesome military power, murdering tyrants, to sue for peace and a key architect of the new international system that would help keep the peace. that person by all accounts remained a citizen and a neighbor first. from now on, thanks to another son of kansas city, tom corbin, millions of americans come face-to-face with our 33rd president as a human being right here at the epicenter of the republic that he ably served. [

as we were developing a barclay.vil service plan to reduce the civil service numbers by 90,000 where numbers by 90,000 back to where it was in 20 1516. numbers by 90,000 back to where it was in 201516. in an numbers by 90,000 back to where it was in 20 1516. in an attempt it was in 201516. in an attempt to rationalise the workforce working towards a smaller, more efficient but potentially better paid civil service unfortunately, when the current prime minister took office, he ignored these plans. but new figures from the department of health and social care have revealed as a result of a written question that i asked in parliament department parliament that the department has axed 1 in 6 civil service jobs within 7 or 8 months in a bid to direct funds towards the frontline of the nhs to help tackle waiting lists . as we've tackle waiting lists. as we've explained on this programme in the past , that britain once the past, that britain once ruled the world with a vastly smaller service and now smaller civil service an

officer barclay says tv shows and movies seem to have given a false perception for how long it takese to take time to create a strong of a case as possible to go to trial reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> francisco is now the first major u.s. city with to driverless car companies competing for passengers. kron four's haaziq madyun spoke with a transportation expert about what should happen next before a hit the road. >> there will be more robo taxis on the road in san francisco. now that state regulators have allowed waymo and cruise to charge for rides. 24 hours a day i've been following, you know, automated driving technology for many years. >> and it's it's made tremendous progress. but it's still not something that is entirely ready for prime time. >> greenhouse insight's principal transportation mobility analyst sam abuelsamid gives his perspective on some of the wrinkles in autonomous vehicle technology that he says still need ironing out. there are. >> still challenges with the way that they operate. as the people, san francisco and first responders i

officer barclay says tv shows and movies seem to have given a false perception for how long it takes to solve freeway shootings. he says investigators have to take time to create a strong of a case is possible to go to trial. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> bruce bocce return to oracle park tonight. the first time since departing is the giants manager. next in sports, we're going hear from the man managed the giants 3 world series titles in 5 world series titles in 5 years. ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente ♪ ♪ 'tamos enchilado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state with you ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado oooh ♪ ♪ we got that drip, drip, drip ♪ ♪ come take a sip, sip, sip ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ >> a reminder this weekend for stargazers, the perseid meteor shower is going to be reaching a peak of the perseids happened when the earth passes through the cloud

the health secretary, steve barclay, says he's open to requests and he's invited both scottish and welsh health ministers to discuss how all parts of the uk can tackle waiting times in wales, more than 73,000 people have been waiting over a year and a half for treatment and at least 21,000 people in scotland have been waiting about the same penod been waiting about the same period of time for their appointments. secretary of state for wales david davis says everyone should have access to the health care they need and it is a national health service and there's a clue in the name there and everyone across the united kingdom the same kingdom is paying the same amount of tax towards the nhs kingdom is paying the same amoitit of tax towards the nhs kingdom is paying the same amoit is )f tax towards the nhs kingdom is paying the same amoit is therefore ards the nhs kingdom is paying the same amoit is therefore manifestly-is and it is therefore manifestly wrong that some in parts wrong that some people in parts of the united kingdom are waiting two years for waiting over two years for treatmen

officer barclay says tv shows and movies seem to have given a false perception for how long it takes to solve freeway shootings. he says investigators have to take time to create a strong of a case is possible to go to trial. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. a new york judge has ordered ftx founder and bay area native sam bankman-fried back behind bars while he awaits his fraud trial. >> prosecutors claim he tried to tamper with witnesses and influence testimony friday. a judge revoked bankman-fried's bail ordering him to be jailed again. the former cryptocurrency executive had been under a house arrest at his parents home in palo alto. he's accused of defrauding investors by diverting money before his huge crypto exchange collapse. he's pleaded not guilty. >> san francisco, federal building employees are being told to work from home because crime around the building, it's so bad. that's according to a new report from the sf chronicle. various federal agencies work out of the 18 story building on 7th and mission, which also houses the office of nancy pelosi. b

barclay says investigators from his agency's organized retail crime task force witness the to trafficking $20,000 worth of stolen products items eventually recovered. as we were doing that, we learned that they were also selling these products at a flea market in galt in our valley division. >> so we were able to respond there as well. we utilized our investigative services unit from our sacramento region. and we are able again to observe these individuals as they were selling stolen merchandise. many of the items still had security tags attached and retailers worked with investigators to confirm the merchandise was stolen. >> the chp stop the suspects and traffic after they left the flea market in gold took back the stolen stuff and place. the 2 into custody. we're also looking at where these products being stolen from who are the individuals. >> that are, you know, going from the theft to the fencing. so it's a very in-depth investigation. officer barclay says expensive items with tags still attached, sold that extreme discounts at flea markets is an indication the merchandise was likel

officer barclay says tv shows and movies seem to have given a false perception for how long it takes to solve freeway shootings. he says investigators have to take time to create a strong of a case is possible to go to trial. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the approval of waymo and for 24 will not only they actually had been operating 24 hours, but the approval to charge passengers and to make this a going business. it has made a lot of progress, but that technology is still something that is not entirely ready, according to some people. there are. >> i'm still challenges with the way that they operate. as the people, san francisco and first responders in the city of scene, they sometimes get stuck they get into situations where they don't know what to do. >> experts argue that in terms of probably they won't be a huge problem. autonomous cars, they say don't operate at high speeds. san francisco bay ferry has introduced some new rules on collecting fares. passengers will now be required to show proof of fair while they're boarding instead of when they're

officer barclay says expensive items with tags still attached, sold at extreme discounts at flea marketss an indication the merchandise was likely stolen. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> the man convicted of killing kristen smart. it's in the hospital in serious condition after being attacked in state prison. paul flores was transported from pleasant valley state prison in coalinga to a hospital. no information about his current condition is being released. president fishel say that the attack is being investigated. flores was sentenced in march to 25 years to life in prison for smart's murder. the 19 year-old disappeared in 1996 from the cal poly campus in san luis obispo. her remains have never been found. officials in los angeles county are reminding people to avoid going in the water because of unhealthy conditions, which could make them sick and ocean water. quality advisory was issued for la county beaches after tropical storm hilary swept through the region. experts say it's common bacteria levels to rise after a storm as rainfall starts to flush things like trash medals and

officer andrew barclay says, though the shootings are making headlines.he number of freeway shootings in the bay area is down from this time last year, kron 4 submitted public records request to chp for the exact numbers on wednesday. but that request it's still in progress. officer barclay says most freeway shootings are one of 2 things either target of violence between gangs or road rage incidents no matter the cause of the shooting, chp is able to use 183. we cameras that have been set up in the bay area. not all are operational as of right now as caltrans works to upgrade infrastructure at its oakland, transportation management center. when they are up and running. officer barkley. explain how investigators were able to use the footage. >> the hope in utilizing these camera systems is that when we understand are we learn of a shooting that has taken place, if there is a camera that is in that location that we are able to go back to that time and hopefully be able to glean information from the video that was recorded that will help us identify a suspec

let's hear some of steve barclay�*s comments.ere moved off the barge as soon as ministers were aware. people have had health assessments, there has been no concerns in terms of any of the people that have been on the barge. checks are being followed up on that, but the steps were taken as a precautionary basis, and it is right that we have the checks, it is right we had them at the end ofjuly and i know ministers at the home office were notified on thursday evening and took precautionary measures as a result. but the opposition labour party has criticised the government's asylum policy. everybody has got to face up to the fact that the government has broken the asylum system and i don't want to use barges, hotels, airbases because i don't think that's the way we fix the problem. now it may be that we are going to inherit a very bad situation, just as we are on the economy and on health, but fundamentally we can't get through this by more barges, we get through this by tackling the criminal gangs that are running this terrible tra

steve barclay the english health secretary has pointed to 73,000 people waiting for treatment and walestments and treatments in scotland and wash and scottish governments have hit back at the saying they are not comparing like for like figures because for waiting lists, it's in different in different types of treatments and statistics and think it's fair to the uk. the uk government will argue that is one reason to bring people together and try to work out solutions to joint challenges but we may see more and more of this kind of attempted comparison between the different nations and pitting them against each other. as we come closer to the next general election because the conservative party will certainly be aware that there will be needing to defend their record on the nhs in england having been in power for about 1k years. now it's time for a look at today's sport with 0lly foster. a couple of games in the premier league on sunday, the opening weekend, both drawn, 1—1 between chelsea and liverpool at stamford bridge. liverpool dominated the early stages, diaz scored the opening goal

steve barclay was questioned over why people were moved in when officials knew tests were being conductedsel moored in portland port while they wait for the outcome of their asylum applications. the uk health security agency did not recommend evacuation until thursday night. well, earlier steve barclay said people were moved off the barge as soon as the government was made aware of the situation. it can be dangerous and that is why as a precautionary measure people were moved off the barge as soon as ministers were aware. people have had health assessments, there has been no concerns in terms of any of the people that have been on the barge. checks are being followed up on that, but the steps were taken as a precaution and it is right that we have the cheques, it is right we have the cheques, it is right we have them at the end ofjuly and i know ministers at the home office were notified on thursday evening and took precautionary measures as a result. but the opposition labour party has criticised the government's asylum policy. everybody has got to face up to the fact that _ everybody ha

as we were saying, steve barclay has said, i am determined that the families per row voices are heard are involved in shaping the scope of this inquiry, should they wish to do so, following on from the work already under way by nhs england, it will help identify where and how patient safety standards failed to be met. let's go to the countess of chester hospital, dominic hughes, our health correspondent, is there. first of all, you were listening to that statement made by the current medical director of the hospital trust, remind us what they have said today at the conclusion of this trial. ~ , , trial. well, the first thing they said, trial. well, the first thing they said. really. — trial. well, the first thing they said, really, was— trial. well, the first thing they said, really, was to _ trial. well, the first thing they said, really, was to express i trial. well, the first thing they i said, really, was to express their thoughts, that they were with the families of the children who were murdered and seriously injured by lucy letby. the statement sort of went as far as it could c

, has said _ secretary of state, steve barclay, has said that he wants the families to he _ has saide wants them very much _ that inquiry, and he wants them very much to— that inquiry, and he wants them very much to he _ that inquiry, and he wants them very much to be involved. i think most people _ much to be involved. i think most people would agree that is absolutely the right thing to do. so we don't _ absolutely the right thing to do. so we don't know exactly what the remit of the _ we don't know exactly what the remit of the inquiry is going to be yet, because — of the inquiry is going to be yet, because the process has not really started. _ because the process has not really started, we do not know who will chair _ started, we do not know who will chair it. — started, we do not know who will chair it. lrut— started, we do not know who will chair it, but i imagine it will dig down _ chair it, but i imagine it will dig down into— chair it, but i imagine it will dig down into the circumstances around lucy letby— down into the circumstances around lucy letby and particularly focus

actually smaller than it appeared and is the adp survey capturing that better than the data right now barclays says yes, the economist joins us to make the case. >> we are at historic lows and housing inventory, why that's pushing home prices down and rents down and how that will impact inflation reits and households we'll get to that. first, let's get a check on the markets. there is differentiation and the outperformance is coming in the blue chip dow jones industrial average. it's been an underperformer with the broader s&p and the nasdaq composite, today's trade has a lot of those kind of value-oriented type stocks one in the blue chip index and the dow is up 250 points and 1% higher and four companies are making the bulk of those gains and it's united health and amgen and also mcdonald's and boeing so if you take a look at some of those stocks and that's what's powering the dow and up about 30 points and right near session highs and we were up 32 points and up about 13 at the low and a positive day two-thirds of 1% gain so far the nasdaq composite is an underperformer and reversion playin

the health secretary, steve barclay, says he wants to offer the help of hospitals in england to reducescotland and wales. figures this week showed a record 7.5 million people waiting for treatment in england alone — the government claims the percentage waiting for more than 18 months is higher in the two devolved nations than in england. our political correspondent, ione wells, is here. why is the uk government making this offer now? well, rishi sunak has been pretty clear that people should hold him to account if nhs waiting lists don't fall in england byjanuary account if nhs waiting lists don't fall in england by january 2025. account if nhs waiting lists don't fall in england byjanuary 2025. as you mention, waiting lists for hospital treatment in england have hit a record high of more than 7.5 million people. knowing that this could bite at the next election, uk ministers are keen to argue that things wouldn't be better off under labour or the things wouldn't be better off under labour orthe snp, things wouldn't be better off under labour or the snp, who are in power in scotland an

the health secretary steve barclay says he wants to offer the help of hospitals in england to reducereatment in england alone. the government claims the percentage waiting for more than 18 months is higher in the two devolved nations than in england. our political correspondent ione wells explains why the government is making this offer now. the prime minister rishi sunak said people should hold him to account if nhs waiting list are not followed by january 2025. falling in england byjanuary 2025. so far, the figures are not going the right direction. we heard injune, waiting list for hospital treatments in england hit a record high of more than seven and a half million people waiting for the first time. i think ministers in the uk government are aware that this could come back to bite them and are keen to argue that things wouldn't be better under opposition parties, labour and scottish national party who are in government and control the nhs in wales and scotland. steve barclay, the english health secretary, has pointed to 7,000 people waiting for treatment and wales more than 21,0

i spoke to a man who had his barclays bank account shut down two days ago.he said he had to walk four miles because he couldn't pay for the bus or the tube or get an uber. so this kind of illustrate it's just how necessary having a bank account is in britain today. yeah, in a nearly cashless society. so. okay. how have banks responded to this? so banks have responded by. well, many of the chief executives during the earnings season said that they don't take people's personal or political beliefs into account. and that is a line that they have maintained. but we know that the financial conduct authority has said last week that they will be investigating this and will be writing to banks. we know that a thousand people a day are losing their bank accounts, but we don't know just who's losing it and why. all right. thank you for that reporting. digging deeper beneath the lines that have been coming out from banks in earnings season on a very important story. bloomberg's aisha ghani with that reporting. thank you. now, we are expecting to hear from the ceo of ca

. >> steve barclay open to. he's open to.e head of the health secretary to scottish and welsh nhs patients requesting care in england. english aid england's health secretary says devolved administrations have worse backlogs than the british, which which they roundly dismissed the scottish and the which which they roundly welsh says no, we're doing great. what are you doing? offering us charity. and it's basically because there's a backlog, because of the covid, basically because there's a because of the fact it's the nhs , because people want free treatment, which has been escalating. but you have to remember that death from remember that every death from delay is a bonus to the nhs because it's somebody that they don't have to . don't have to. >> wonderful. so i mean, paul, it kind of sounds like steve barclay is kind of being a poster he is being poster here. he is being a booster . but you know, it's an booster. but you know, it's an easy win and the statistics do bear out, and i'll tell you why in a minute. but in wales t

barclay says the investigation does not end with the suspects or arrests. investigators are looking into how the items were stolen and eventually landed in the duo's if it's too good to be true, it's something normally costs. you know, $500 and its brand-new being sold somewhere for $100. >> there's a pretty good indicator right there that you should be paying attention to and like the tipster did, it might be worth giving law enforcement a call. if you are suspicious about your purchase. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> tonight we're learning more about the gunman in last night's shooting rampage at an orange county biker bar that killed 3 people and hurt 6 others. los angeles times says the shooter went to the bar to target his estranged wife. one witness says some people stood in disbelief, but others ran when the gunshots started. >> see people walking out the bar. so couple bodies called 9-1-1. they tell me that already had is on the way. and that's some of the deputies rolled up. they start to start unloading on them as well. and they returned

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barclays raising rating on american eagle moving it to overweight.clays saying the sales profit reset would set the estimates for next year to more achievable targets. and kbw lowering the rating of sofi on the better than expected second quarter results stock surging 22% yesterday. it believes the valuation is overshot the fundamentals earning outlook. >>> time for the "global bri briefing." the australian central bank keeping rates unchanged. it provides them more time to look at the impact of the interest rate hikes. inflation has slowed down in the second quarter the bank announcing another $2 billion in stock buybacks. shares moving higher more downbeat economic news in china. this as factory activity fell in contraction territory last month. >>> coming up here on "worldwide exchange," the one word that every investor needs to know today and why the next guest is continuing to sound the alarm on red flags in the market as we start a new month of trading more "wodwe exancorlidchge" ming back right after this. ♪( please don't go by harry casey, ri

health secretary steve barclay has ianed secretary steve barclay has invited his welsh and scottish counterpartsches that could be taken to tackle the backlog . be taken to tackle the backlog. more than 73,000 people in wales and more than 21,000 people in scotland have been waiting for more than a year for treatment . more than a year for treatment. pubsin more than a year for treatment. pubs in england and wales will be allowed to continue selling takeaway pints after the government decided to keep covid licencing rules they were due to expire in september. but it's understood the prime minister has listened to the industry loud and clear. as first reported in the sun , pubs were reported in the sun, pubs were allowed to sell alcohol through allowed to sell alcohol through a hatch during the pandemic and the move is set to help the hospitality sector boost its sales to recover from the pandemic relative lives of those who died in the omagh bombing. 25 years ago have held a

mr barclay treated in england amid record waiting lists. mr barclay has ianed waiting lists. mr barclay has invited both scottish and welsh health secretaries to discuss how all parts of the uk can tackle waiting times . in wales. tackle waiting times. in wales. more than 73,000 people have been waiting over a year and a half for treatment and at least 21,000 people are waiting for about the same period for an appointment in scotland, said secretary of state for wales david davis says everyone should have access to the health care they need. >> it is a national health service and there's a clue in the name there and everyone across the united kingdom is paying across the united kingdom is paying the same amount of tax towards the nhs and it is therefore manifestly wrong that some in parts the some people in parts of the united kingdom waiting over united kingdom are waiting over two for treatment that two years for treatment that would never happen where, frankly, conservatives are frankly, the conservatives are running the nhs. and we're running the nhs. and so we're offerin

barclays is telling clients to sell two year treasuries because of the assumption that it's two soon -- too soon for them to move. in the next two weeks, very important things. this week the fomc minutes from the july meeting. how strongly were the two sides diverged between pausing or hiking the key rate again. how much was it a majority leaning towards another hike? that would be more towards our september move and jackson hole, the big annual meeting span sold -- sponsored by the kansas city federal reserve bank is next week. j pal on friday gives their chairs opening remarks, that the chair does every year. when the chair wants to come in the chair can use the meeting to send a strong signal on where the fed is and where they are going. last year chair powell underscored we are not done with rate hikes. i am paraphrasing. this is what people are bracing for now. to get more clues especially after mixed readings on inflation. economics and policy editor kathleen hayes there. let's turn to china where the economic recovery is being weighted down by a worsening property slump. press

so you have some credit suisse floating into the leadership ranks over at ubs as well as some barclaysrs. guy: great story. let's talk about the deal drought. what's the take away their? sonali: you do have profitability slipping because of the -- but you do have revenue here coming in above expectations. your earnings coming in above expectations even as assets are coming in below expectations. you kkr really showing they are just apollo and really pivoting in terms of what they look like. you have that insurance business that they oversee accounting for a significant amount of their capital. about $200 billion worth of capital perpetual capital now which reduces their reliance on fundraising. what you have is a big pool of dry powder. for kkr left to deploy. active private equity firm, you also see their returns in these businesses starting to improve. on the heels of earnings that did beat expectations but some falling light as well. alix: let's just rounded out with jeff currie talking about leaving goldman sachs. what happened here. sonali: giving his long-standing tenure and a bu

that's what steve barclay has said . of steve barclay has said.agree. they've just started that four day walkout out today. do let us know your response to that story . we're also talking that story. we're also talking about something totally different this morning, a little lighter, perhaps . lighter, perhaps. >> little bit more summery. >> it's friday. we're looking >> it's a friday. we're looking towards the weekend. is towards the weekend. this is a story in the daily mail this morning. page 11. it's about our favourite childhood ice cream. and it appears the great british pubuc and it appears the great british public have voted screwball as their number one childhood ice cream. we've asked you to share yours this morning. and my gosh, it's got you going. we knew it would. vicki says this is not even a competition. the nobbly bobbly wins every time. >> knobbly, bubbly, amazing. >> knobbly, bubbly, amazing. >> . i love those. >> bobbly. i love those. >> bobbly. i love those. >> janet has in to say >> janet has written in to say hi, and tom can'

morgan and goldman sachs and barclays so they will be listed at the front so they get the lion's sharef the fees and the rest will get something. matt: i wonder what the tombstone will look like? >> if you going to investment banks, you might see them and sending out a lot of them. amber: has the nasdaq run up to far, too fast, our guests say if that's the case, why haven't we seen any any ipo's. the run we've seen in the nasdaq is tempting. >> and we will also see if this one performs well, instacart is waiting in the wings and the consumer grocery name in the u.s. and there is alsoclavio which is important for softbank which is the owner but important for the ipo market going forward and the window will open right after labor day we will see how these come up with an. amber: as you mention, important for softbank which has a blemish record when it comes to investing in the tech space. >> they've had a lot of missteps and a lot were around the startup ecosystem and harm is not in that. this is a big, mature company does been around a long time and they have tons of relationships and t

barclays corporate and investment bank powering possible. i'm so glad we did this.e is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones >>> welcome to "power lunch. i'm kelly evans. coming up, we've got a discussion with jamie dimon, in montana, touring bank branches we'll talk to him about the economy, the fed, and of course the big downgrade of the united states debt by fitch that's one major reason that stocks have been lower all session long the dow down about 287 points, so we're heading back toward session lows the s&p, by the way, down 1.3%, is on pace for its first down move in either direction in 47 sessions so notable there the nasdaq down 2%, falling the hardest. its biggest down day since february let's get out to bozeman where jamie dimon is standing by with our correspondent, lessee ticker >> thank you so much thank you, jamie, for being here so you've got a big bus behind you. you are here on your annual bus tour this year it comprises what you have dubbed expansion rks

if you look at the bank�*s net interest figure, the big four in the uk, hsbc, barclays, natwestand lloydsn since interest rates that are going up. that is a huge increase, politically that is difficult for people to consider. you would expect competition to pick up. that should help mortgages, if inflation does what it is hoped it would do, that will help. i genuinely can�*t promise it and if oil keeps going up that could bring some more pain.— oil keeps going up that could bring some more pain. oil keeps going up that could bring some more ain. . , . some more pain. thanks very much, we are all keeping — some more pain. thanks very much, we are all keeping our— some more pain. thanks very much, we are all keeping our fingers _ some more pain. thanks very much, we are all keeping our fingers crossed. - lets turn our attention to sri lanka now, because it�*s betting its future on tourism. the country was brought to its knees just a year ago by the worst economic crisis in its independent history. after a $3 billion bailout from the international monetary fund, the government is counting on

but officer barclays says attrition rates due to retirements are not the only factor for the number of vacancies this year. it's kind of combination of a lot of different factors, whether they're, you know, societal or economic. another common example is when we see booming private sector and a lot of areas, typically are applications. will go down a little bit addition to patrolling on the ground. there are special operations opportunities, including the chp air division, but rolling up above to keep drivers safe below. we have air operations unit every division office. they're comprised helicopters and airplanes helicopters are staffed by a pilot, obviously, but also a flight officer paramedic. so something else to consider if you're possibly going into that medical field. officials at the california highway patrol say they have additional resources on hand to eliminate any possible delays in getting recruits through the academy and out on the road because we know that we're trying to bring those 1000 people in. we have increased our background investigators to help get those applica

other knews shares of retailer gap rising by 2.5% at this hour after barclay upgraded the stock fromto overweight and raised price target from $9 to $13 per share. shares behind the retailer are at $10 and change there. barclay upgrading and raising target for american eagle, bath and body works and tapestry of coach, kate spade and they're sharing optimistic view on the retailers of improving sales of inventory growth and expects in the retail space to be resolved by the end of the year. but, not everyone is green today. sharesopportunistic e s -- shares of estee lauder down after it was cited from buy to neutral and weakening in asia and the recovery over the next 6 to 12 months and sofi falling by more than 8% after yesterday's big runup. today's decline on the back of downgrade at kbw at market perform to underperform. kbw hiked price target by $2 to $7.50 per share and that target imply as 35% downside from monday's closing price when we had ceo antony noto on the show. >> we do expect to see a modest improvement in q3, more in q4, but the bulk of the improvement comes in 2024.

barclay says the investigation does not end with the suspects or arrests. investigators are looking into how the items were stolen and eventually landed in the duo's if it's too good to be true, it's something normally costs. you know, $500 and its brand-new being sold somewhere for $100. >> there's a pretty good indicator right there that you should be paying attention to and like the tipster did, it might be worth giving law enforcement a call. if you are suspicious about your purchase. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> it's 10 32 and the man accused of assaulting a security guard at a home depot is now charged with assault. jonathan mackey appear in court yesterday. here's the home depot where the sheriff says that he tried to shoplift t then hit a security guard in the face in the head with a baton. the guard then shot mackey and he has now recovered from that gunshot wound. mackey's charges include assault with a deadly weapon and attempted second-degree robbery. the case will continue next month for superior court arraignment. >> and now we have