of the collapse of silicon valley bank. treasury secretary janet yellin said she has been speaking with financial regulators the treasury department is also been hearing from depositors themselves bid for president biden gavin newsom about efforts regarding this california-based bank. but earlier today, one thing janet yellin did completely rule out is there be any large-scale bailout for this bank and the weight that was seen back in the 2008 financial crisis. let me be clear that during the financial crisis, there were investors and owners of systemic large banks that were bailed out. we are certainly not looking. the reforms that have been put in place means that we are not going to do that again. but we are concerned about depositors and are focused on trying to meet their needs. the fate of those depositors on the money that has been held at this bank is really one of the looming questions regarding this whole situation. the fdic only ensures up to $250,000, leaving
the house. zeldin says he doesn t know the identity of those shot but that they are being treated for their wounds. the search for the shooters is ongoing. back to you. see three let s bring in lee zeldin now, new york gubernatorial candidate and congressman from county. what another 12 hours you have had. put us come if you can, congressman, with you and your wife. you re in the bronx at a columbus day parade, and how do you find out about a shooting half a block from your house? we got a phone call from our daughter, mikayla. we hear other daughter, arianna, in the background crying. she speaking to 911. they were the 911 colors. mikayla is freaking out that we are not able to hear everything because of the wi-fi connection. they were locked inside of a bathroom. they were at the kitchen table doing homework, and all of the sudden they are hearing multiple gunshots. they then hear screaming. they run upstairs and lock themselves in the bathroom. one of my daughters calle
autumn. thanks, louise. and that s bbc news at six on thursday 1st of september. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. from the six team, it s goodbye. the news continues on bbc one as it is time tojoin the news continues on bbc one as it is time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i m lizzie greenwood hughes. here s a look at what s coming up on tonight s show it s transfer deadline day. we ll have the very latest, including a premier league return for pierre emerick aubameyang who s on his way to chelsea. well, the move worked out ok for this man, erling haaland already a history maker, we ll look back at the best of this summer s transfers. and at the us open tennis, britain s winning streak in the men s singles continues as dan evans makes his way into the third round. we re live at flushing meadows. also coming up in the programme. worcester rugby club say they have enough money for the ne
and taliban fighters shoot in the air to disperse a women s protest in kabul a year after the taliban took over afghanistan. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. prosecutors say the man accused of stabbing the author sir salman rushdie has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and assault. hadi matar was formally charged in a court in new york state. sir salman remains on a ventilator in hospital after being attacked at an event in new york state yesterday. he s been the subject of death threats ever since the publication in 1988 of his controversial book, the satanic verses, which some muslims considered blasphemous. authors and politicians have condemned the attack as horrifying and also an assault on free speech. this report from our correspondent, nomia iqbal. sir salman rushdie remains on a ventilator inside this hospital after undergoing emergency surgery. his agent has said the author is in bad shape. he faces losing an eye, the nerves i
more than 1,000 people dead. later this hour we will break down the results from tuesday s primary election. steve kornacki will join us from the big board. the big board. this morning, the house january 6th committee is preparing for its next public hearing, tomorrow, one day after hearing powerful testimony about former president donald trump s efforts to intimidate state lawmakers and election officials into overturning the results from the 2020 creeks. testimony from someone who detailed phone calls from trump and his allies pressuring them to find votes for trump or send fake protesters to washington. the trump team never produced evidence of fraud. he got emotional when he insisted he would method violate his oath of office. for me to do that because somebody just asked me to is foreign to my very being. i will not do it. some of the most emotional testimony came from a former georgia election worker and her mother who have been harassed and threatened after the