a lot of people are frustrated and scared. it s scary for the world, i guess. i anticipate there will be a lot of moving money to the bigger banks. neil: unbelievable. believe it. fox on top of it. a banking mess in the making and still messy. three banks have technically collapsed this month. actually in just the past week. so far fears of a contagion are not taking held. here s what we know. customers are nervous, make that very nervous. officials aren t helping matters in when they say don t worry. we ve got this. do they? we ve got you covered with kelly o grady outside silicon valley bank branch where customers have been lining up. peter doocy in san diego where the president is trying to tamp fears down. peter, what are traders watching? none other than carl icahn on where this crisis could be heading. welcome. i m neil cavuto. so much happening today in real time fast time market conditions. let s go right now to kelly in los angeles with the very latest from the
nurses across the uk are balloted for strike action for the first time in the 106 year history of the royal couege in the 106 year history of the royal college of nursing. matilda the musical opens this year s london film festival. manchester united travel to cyprus tonight in the europa league. but after sitting out in their defeat to city, will ronaldo take to the pitch later? good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at 0ne. at least 38 people, including more than 20 children have been killed in a mass shooting at a pre school in north eastern thailand. the attacker, armed with a gun and knife, stormed into the childcare facility in nong bua lamphu province. 0ur correspondent anjana gadgil reports. thai police say the attacker shot and stabbed children and adults at the daycare centre in a rural district in the north east of the country. at least 22 children were among those killed, with some of the victims just two years old. more than a dozen people were injured. the
bank collapse. the bot ceo kind enough to join us now. sarah, play through when you first got wind of what was going down at silicon valley and how then it impacted you. well, i mean, it was thursday morning when you read the news before my school run with my 5-year-old. i was in my silicon valley hat listening to the news getting texts from my colleagues and my fellow entrepreneurs. felt surreal. like what are you talking about? what does this mean? in hours you see the biggest b.c.s on the planet say pull your money out. it was like what? neil: you re talking ant venture capitalists saying get out of dodge fast, right? yeah. neil: you didn t have that time? no. i mean, by the time you start making moves and trying to understand what is really happening and where you go, what
way it can, firing missiles and drones into cities across ukraine. it feels desperate and dangerous. paul adams, it feels desperate and dangerous. pauladams, bbc it feels desperate and dangerous. paul adams, bbc news, zaporizhzhia. as ukraine has pushed on with its counter offensive in the south and east, zaporizhzhia has in recent weeks been a constant target for russian forces. our russia editor steve rosenberg joins me. ukraine has been taking territory days after president putin said these areas were russian. what is moscow s reaction. the these areas were russian. what is moscow s reaction. moscow s reaction. the past days here felt surreal. moscow s reaction. the past days here felt surreal. it moscow s reaction. the past days here felt surreal. it is moscow s reaction. the past days here felt surreal. it is less - moscow s reaction. the past days here felt surreal. it is less than i moscow s reaction. the past days here felt surreal. it is less than a | here felt surreal.
world but not being able to carry out any of your duties? i didn t get my crown halfway through the year, either. it was the most wonderful thing, but also incredibly surreal. as a debut novelist, i didn t have a benchmark and so to go from someone who published a novel in august and then win the booker in november, felt surreal. in solidarity with cop26 happening in my hometown, i have to be the greenest author, everything i did was from my sofa. but it didn t stop the puck reaching people around the world. you did global events but you had to do them from your front room? that is right. you are an executive in the fashion industry for years and i wonder how that fashioned your approach to marketing your novels? the marketing