nursing quoted saying | college of nursing quoted saying nurses are listening to the speech by steve barclayit looks very difficult. absolutely, and lots of us have been screaming about the problem in social care and the lack of staff and staff leaving in droves. for so long now. finally, we may have a change to the immigration rules which will allow us to bring in workers who are on the pay scales that social care workers have. but without reform in social care, we actually don't need to be in hospital if they were to get good social care. that would be enough, but they end up in hospital because they haven't had the right support and care either at home or at care homes. so, ithink and care either at home or at care homes. so, i think there is a resolution potentially that needs a different approach.

among those who have been sacked tonight, some experienced faces — grant shapps, dominic raab, steve barclaycontest, all the talk in tory circles has been about unity. can liz truss bring her unhappy party back together? she certainly hasn't reached out to those who backed rishi sunak, almost all of them have lost their cabinetjobs. once again a new team takes charge inside number 10. liz truss has decided she wants her friends around her at the top table as she takes on the toughest of roles. vicki young, bbc news, westminster. let's turn to ukraine now because the united nations' nuclear watchdog, the international atomic energy agency, has called for the creation of a security zone around the zaporizhzhia plant on the frontline of russia's war in ukraine. the agency, which sent a team of inspectors to the plant last week, said it was gravely concerned about the unprecedented situation at the plant. rafael grossi, who is the director for the un's nuclear watchdog, has explained why a protection zone is needed. ..hits that this facility have received and that i could personally the hits tha

among those who have been sacked tonight, some experienced faces — grant shapps, dominic raab, steve barclaycontest, all the talk in tory circles has been about unity. can liz truss bring her unhappy party back together? she certainly hasn't reached out to those who backed rishi sunak, almost all of them have lost their cabinetjobs. once again a new team takes charge inside number 10. liz truss has decided she wants her friends around her at the top table as she takes on the toughest of roles. vicki young, bbc news, westminster. more appointments to be reported tonight. they are coming through steadily. let's speak again with our political editor chris mason. what about the emerging shape of the government? figs what about the emerging shape of the covernment? �* , what about the emerging shape of the government?— what about the emerging shape of the covernment? ~ , . . ., government? as we were watching that re ort, government? as we were watching that report. michelle — government? as we were watching that report, michelle donelan _ government? as we were watching that report, michelle done

transport secretary grant shapps, deputy pm dominic raab, steve barclay who was the health secretary.ast government who supported the last government who supported the defeated candidate, rishi sunak. the new shape of the new government should become clear in the coming hours. , . , ., , hours. chris, many thanks, chris mason, hours. chris, many thanks, chris mason. our— hours. chris, many thanks, chris mason, our political _ hours. chris, many thanks, chris mason, our political editor i hours. chris, many thanks, chrisl mason, our political editor talking about the new shape of the government and we have just seen kwasi kwarteng, was expected to be the new chancellor, popping into number 10, the first senior figure we have seen come in since liz truss arrived in the last hour or so so no doubt some announcement later. tackling the rising cost of living is the first task facing the new government. that was singled out several times during the campaign and when liz truss arrived. many households are already struggling to make ends meet, even before next month's energy price rises. our

after hours of stressful scrambling, the men finally picked up a trail near barclay lake where they could hike to their jeep. steveonicling their escape on the path least taken his youtube channel determination who want stay alive. >> make it back home to her family. >> he was a traumatic experience. i hope no one else has to go through what we went through that who want to warn other hikers not to make the same mistakes they say don't go into the mountains on red flag days. and if there is smoke in the air, even a light amount forgo the hike. we got lucky a lot of times on the way home. >> that was jennifer dowling reporting for us tonight. something like that certainly could happen in the sierra yes around here and that wind can blow fire can move really fast. now to our 4 zone doesn't look like there's fire danger here at sfo. covered in a lawrence is back and he's looking at the long-range forecast trying to drum up some rain on the models, trying to bring a chance of a few showers our way out there right now. yeah, that sea breeze is blowing the fog low clouds. they are moving on shore. temperatures. >> our s

joining us for an exclusive interview from the barclays consumer staples conference, kellogg ceo steveillane. welcome back nice to see you. >> thanks, sara. thanks for having me good to see you again. >> tell us a little bit more about what you are seeing right now from the consumer who is dealing with the price shock across a number of fronts. >> i don't want to overstate it when i say the consumer is resilient. the consumer is under a lot of pressure in the united states and, indeed, across the world. what we have seen is that despite the inflationary pressures, despite the ongoing challenges with covid, that especially in our business and in other businesses the consumer has proven resilient i think there's still some benefits from obviously the incredible fiscal stimulus that was put in place, the employment prospects remain very, very strong if you want a job, you can find a job. and so in the u.s. consumer remains strong in emerging markets the consumer even before the pandemic for our business has proven resilient through the pandemic and the inflation that we're seeing. quite p

after hours of stressful scrambling, the men finally picked up a trail near barclay lake where they could hike to their jeep. steveonicling their escape on the path least taken his youtube channel where the termination who want to stay alive. >> make it back home to her family. >> he was a traumatic experience. i hope no one else has to go through what we went through that who want to warn other hikers not to make the same mistakes they say don't go into the mountains on red flag days. and if there is smoke in the air, even a light amount forgo the hike. we got lucky a lot of times on the way home. >> that was jennifer dowling reporting. we're all talking about how amazing their story is at last check. that fire is only 2% contained. >> tonight, the u.s. navy says it has a lot more u f o videos, but it's not going to release him because they say it could threaten national security. the statement comes in response to a freedom of information act request by the government. transparency site called the black vault to release all u f o videos. the site is shared thousands of pages of uefa related documents, but the na

nike lower after a downgraded barclay's citing excess inventory in its wholesale business joining us is steve-- shall we start with wynn is it a winner or not? >> so wynn is probably my favorite stock out of the three. you nailed it. it's lowering the covid quarantine protocols i think that was the major tailwind for the stock today if you look at the technicals on it it's had recent momentums. the stock is off its lows. up 22% in the last three months. heading towards the 200 day. if you look back on the chart, tyler, this stock has not been above its 200-day since july of 2021 i think most of the bad news is out of the way. >> next is weyerh a. ser this is tied to lumber if lumber is lower or not going up to the nosebleed price, it's tied to it the housing market. the housing market has just started to show signs of weakness so, further weakness means further weakness for this stock. >> let's move on to our next and final name, that would be nike >> right so, tyler, this one i put in that neutral to buy camp for me. what i do like about it is that it was recently downgraded when you get a s

it's good to talk to you from the barclays consumer conference we're going to have more on the state of the consumer tomorrow an interview with the ceo of kelloggs stevenies, cereals, snacks and the plant-based foods. >>> stocks are lower into the close. there could be worse to come bring in kristen bitterly at citi global wealth it's good to have you. what should investors be doing on big sell-off days like today? seven in a row for the nasdaq? >> i think right now we need to play a little bit of defense and that's something we've been doing in our portfolios being very balanced across both fixed incomes and equities and leaning into quality parts of the market unfortunately, i think the market is trying to find some signs, some dovish signals, signs, look at the jobs report, maybe that was goldilocks, but ultimately we are in an environment where there are tightening financial conditions and that is going to impact the consumer and it is going to impact earnings. that's not something that we would have seen in q2. that's something we're going to see with the fed's trajectory going forward. we are cautious here. >> i guess a pushback on something you