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Sir Ron Kalifa and Frances O'Grady reappointed to the Court of the Bank of England | HM Treasury

Sir Ron Kalifa and Frances O'Grady have been reappointed by His Majesty the King as Non-Executive Directors of the Court of the Bank of England. They have been reappointed for second terms of fou

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for being true. i don't expect anybody will apologize or give back pulitzers. >> there is reputational damage and organizations got out there and bought into this hook, line and sinker, ought to pay a price for it and you know, if the prizes are not going back, but hopefully a price is paid. >> john: so what's happening with the debt ceiling, you know. it's got the president cutting his trip short. one of our reporters, i actually ran a race with him this morning, grady, he had this exchange with jamie dimon on what it means -- everybody wants to know what it means for us as a country, what it means for the average american, and he had this question for jamie dimon about the banking system. listen. >> what would it do to the banking system? >> actual default would be a disaster and said consistently over and over, just repeating it. >> are you optimistic about a

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A child thought he saw trash in a creek. It was a mammoth's tooth.

The large fragment was from the tooth of a mammoth, the gigantic tusked mammal that roamed Earth more than 10,000 years ago.

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getting a lot of calls about this. some of them not the suspect, but one of them, this one was in fact the suspect. gary, thank you. going now to ryan young, who is in atlanta. ryan, what more do we know about the status of the victims? >> reporter: that is the big concern tonight, this is the question. we go that update from the hospital earlier about what was going on in terms of some of the people shot were still in critical condition going through surgery. grady is the level one trauma center nearby this location they were transferred to. you heard the police chief talk about the idea that firefighters and ems swarmed the area despite there was maybe an active shooter in the location, getting people out. the hospital is where the man came to earlier in the day with his mother, apparently seeking medical attention. he was a member of the coast

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trauma hospital in the city. that's a big point of consternation for a lot of people who live there. how often are your colleagues treating these gunshot victims? what is it like for them to have to deal with this on such a regular basis? >> well, just quickly, from the background for us is when there is a question of a mass casualty incident, you may remember at to first they not there could be up to 12 patients, we get these alerts and are made aware. operating rooms are put on stand-by. all these things go into effect. and grady, this is what they do. they are really, really good at this. but i think your questions are really important because let me give you some context here. last year in 2022, we took care of 1215 patients with gunshot wounds. more than 100 a month. more than three a day on average. so this was, obviously, sad and tragic what happened yesterday. it happens all the time.

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we see this all the time at places like grady. there was a weekend last summer i remember when i was operating, 17 patients came in one weekend all with gunshot wounds. the numbers of patients with gunshot wounds have been increasing steadily and the severity of those types of injuries have been increasing as well. so we are trained, obviously, to do this. i mean, trauma surgeons, that's what we do. but it is an increasing majority of the types of patients we care for. >> yeah. and it's not just when there is a mass manhunt like there was yesterday. this happens on a regular basis. sanjay gupta, thank you for your perspective on that, for that great report. >> you got it. thank you. "cnn this morning" continues right now. an explosive accusation from russia this morning. moscow is blaming the united states for the mysterious drone attack on the kremlin.

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be her son. >> cnn's nick valencia is outside the fulton county jail where deion patterson is being held. patterson did waive his right to his first court appearance today. what do we know about the condition of the victims at this point? >> reporter: it was last hour that we got an update from the grady hospital where there's three victims, four victims altogether, three of them still in the intensive care unit. a fourth is in stable condition. and of those in the icu, two of them are expected to go back to the operating table with the third hopefully stable enough to be released from the icu, that's according to grady's chief medical officer. but perhaps the biggest news from the press conference last hour was that two of those victims were alert enough to speak to the doctor. he said in the press conference that they are obviously traumatized by what happened, but they are also filled with gratitude. >> they have been traumatized, they are very grateful for the

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between 20 and 25. deion patterson. caller is on 911 advising it's going to be her son. >> cnn's ryan young is now joining us from atlanta. and we are learning more about the victims' conditions. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: yeah, so very tough for this community, throughout the city of atlanta who's been trying to put the pieces together especially in this small midtown area where people come to work all the time and then stopping outside of this location really just sort of looking up to see what was going on yesterday. when you talk about the people involved, at least two people are still in critical condition. one is in stable condition. when you think about the work that grady did yesterday in terms of being ready for all these victims, when they started being brought in during this mass casualty event, they were able to give them aid very quickly. in fact, listen to the doctor ad grady hospital talk about the work that still has to be done. >> they have been traumatized. they are very grateful for the support and care they've received. they realize that this is a

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and unfortunately we know 38-year-old amy st. pierre, a former cdc employee was killed. and moments ago, learned an update on the four other women injured in the shooting. >> as of today, three of them are intensive care unit. one of them is in stable condition, one of our medical units. two of the three in critical care are going back to the operating room today for additional procedures. the third patient is stable, hopefully will be able to move out of i.c.u. today. >> john, the doctor said two of the four women who are injured are unable to speak, but he did talk to the two who are capable of it. he said they are traumatized, but they are grateful for the support that they have received. back to you. >> john: i'm sure they are getting great care at grady as well. nate, thank you. >> i'm very concerned about ongoing threats from china,

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keeping their money. >> is that warranted? >> i think that banks mostly in this country are safe. i'm concerned this congress and the former president weakened bank safety rules. >> so you're not worried about your money? >> no, i'm not. >> we can't pass enough laws. the federal reserve can't issue enough regulations to stop stupidity and greed and hubris. >> that's where democrats and republicans differ on these banking failures while progressives say that we need more stricter regulations on banks. conservatives say that we need to enforce the rules that are already on the books. neil? >> neil: thank you, grady. i want to go to ken fisher, billionaire investor. ken, i'll ask you up front. a lot of people are saying, are we in for a slower moving bank meltdown here. what do you think? >> so first, neil -- thanks for

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