was found guilty of fraud and money laundering last month. also in november, the ceo of binance, the world s largest cryptocurrency exchange, pleaded guilty to anti money laundering and us sanctions violations. he paid a $50 million fine and the company paid a $4.3 billion fine. but bitcoin, it seems, is no worse for the wear. the price climbed above $44,000 tuesday and shares of coinbase global, the largest us crypto exchange, were up as well. bitcoin miners traded higher too. here s some of the wind in their sails. us regulators are expected to approve an exchange traded fund that directly holds bitcoin. it could happen as early as next month and traders are betting on it. data out overnight said higher interest rates are causing businesses to cut costs including recruiting new workers. we re nearly half way in to this year s round of climate talks known as cop28 and there seems to have been progress on some deals already. under one agreement, 110 governments have commi
Schools have done drills like this since 2015 and 2016. 95 . A lot of discussion about whats that doing for Mental Health. After all, schools, despite whats happening, schools are still one of the safer places out there for children. Still this is awful, and it sound like the kids knew what to do once this started. Ali and stephanie, thank you so much. Were going to continue on with this. Its 2 00 p. M. In the east, 11 00 a. M. In california. One student is dead and multiple others are injured after a shooting at a Santa Clarita high school today. Were waiting on two News Conferences scheduled to happen at any moment. One from the l. A. County Sheriffs Office. The other from the hospital where the victims were taken. Here is what we know so far. The l. A. County sheriff says the suspect survived a selfinflicted Gunshot Wound after he fled to a nearby home. The sheriff also says that the suspect is a Young Asian Male who was a student at Saugus High School and is now in police custody.
she was with her 84-year-old dad, murphy- dad, murphy. it s 850 and we ust not dad, murphy. it s 850 and we just got out dad, murphy. it s 850 and we| just got out of the ambulance, 8:50 p.m., and the call was made from the house at 8:30am this morning so we ve been almost 12 hours in an ambulance and we are going now up to the ward. and we are going now up to the ward, ., , ward. sarah s died on the structure, struggling to breathe with heart failure. indie breathe with heart failure. we have the breathe with heart failure. - have the doctors team, look at dad and the ambulance, we had to take about in the rain, right out on the stretcher into the hospital to have the x ray and then bring him back into the ambulance. i ve never seen anything like it. the system seems completely broken and one thing backs up another thing, you know, which leads to an ambulance sitting there for 12 hours when they could be out, maybe somebody else s going to not make it to the hospital because of t
so we ve been almost 12 hours in an ambulance and we re going now up to the ward. sarah s dad on the stretcher, struggling to breathe with heart failure. we had the doctor s team come and look at dad in the ambulance. we had to take him out in the rain, right out on the stretcher, into the hospital to have the x ray and then bring him back into the ambulance. i ve never seen anything like it. the system seems completely broken and one thing backs up another thing, you know, which leads to an ambulance sitting there for 12 hours when they could be out. maybe somebody else is going to not make it to the hospital because of that. the royal cornwall hospital, and again, a queue of ambulances. on the ward, 82 year old marie grubb. she fell in her kitchen and broke her pelvis. marie waited on the floor for 31 hours for an ambulance. it was agony. i was like, i can t turn over
the royal cornwall hospital, and again a queue of ambulances. on the ward, 82 year old marie grubb. she fell in her kitchen and broke her pelvis. marie waited on the floor for 31 hours for an ambulance. it was agony. i was like, i can t turn over, just too sore to turn. i was on my side, facing away, facing the windows. and itjust was agony. how did you manage to keep going for 31 hours? well, you do, i think. willpower, i suppose, isn t it? winter pressure is nothing new in the nhs, but the combination of flu, covid, staff shortages and delays discharging patients to social care means, for many, this is the worst winter they can remember. we don t want to be seeing patients in corridors. we don t want to be breaking bad news in cupboards. we don t want to be doing that sort of thing.