on. >> caroline's mother said the struggle has reverberateed through her entire family. >> i will never forget the day my daughter's guidance counselor called me and said you need to come down to the school. your daughter has been cutting herself. my daughter is a straight a student, athlete, has a sweet group of friends. never would have thought this would happen to her, mental illness is not biased. it can happen to anyone. >> the experts tell us the crisis has been brewing for years. >> dana: thank you. i know this is an important topic and following it all week. fox news alert. >> president biden: you can have confidence the banking system is safe. your deposits will be there when you need them. small businesses across the country that deposit accounts at these banks with breathe easier knowing they can pay their

workers and pay their bills. hard working employees can breathe easier as well. no losses -- this is an important point. no losses will be borne by the taxpayers. >> dana: fox news alert. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: a great monday morning. >> bill: good morning at home. president biden last hour reassuring americans the banking system is in tact after the second and third largest bank failures in u.s. history in the last couple of days. silicon valley bank in california. new york's signature bank yesterday. >> dana: they issued a joint statement saying depositers will get their money back at both banks. here is janet yellen yesterday. >> whenever a bank, especially one like silicon valley bank with billions of dollars in deposits fails, it is clearly a

concern from the standpoint of depositors, many of which may be small businesses. >> dana: the market has been open for 31 minutes. what do we know? >> to avoid a repeat of the panic after a collapse in 2008 you had the u.s. government stepping in to guarantee now all deposits of the silicon valley bank, depositors will have access to all their money today. no losses associated with the resolution of silicon valley bank will be borne by the taxpayer. federal reserve makes sure smaller banks, households and businesses are also protected making extra money available just in case. silicon valley bank or svb shut down by the government on friday after a frantic bank run. its fast collapse had d.c. and

markets concerned it would lead to other banks going under. svb was important to the silicon valley startup scene. those companies sounding the alarm warning they would not be able to make payrolls if they could not access their cash which would impact thousands of jobs and not just in california. many fingers today are being pointed at silicon valley bank ceo becker who sold $3 million stock weeks before the bankruptcy and paid out thousands of dollars in staff bonuses in hours before the bank was shut down. any government help should be limited here. >> the most sophisticated investors will have a insulation of the federal government. the one thing we know for sure, the american taxpayer should not be on the hook for this failure. >> remember that stock and bond holders in silicon valley bank

and signature bank have been completely wiped out. the fears on wall street continue in the first 30 minutes you have smaller retail banks like first republic selling off 60%. wall street on edge along with the rest of the banking sector. >> dana: you will have a very busy day. >> bill: don't go far. the biden administration appears to be moving to the center on a number of top voter issues including crime, fentanyl and covid, maybe even oil production. the biden administration said to be expected to approve the willow oil drilling project in alaska, a huge contract for conocophillips despite opposition from environmentalists and far left lawmakers. aishah hosni is on that today. put it all together. >> good morning, bill. we all remember when the left said gop-led house wouldn't be able to accomplish much. that didn't turn out to be true.

instead the left sort of shifting to the middle on a number of normally divisive issues. let's start with the oil drilling project. the willow project. this will be a huge win if it goes through for oil and gas industry folks and republicans, too, who have been pushing for more domestic production. however, the a.p. is reporting that president biden could try to smooth this over with those environmentalists by limiting drilling across 13 million acres elsewhere in alaska and the arc turk -- arctic ocean. we are in a different place from two years ago. the left joining forces to combat fentanyl launching a bipartisan fentanyl prevention caucus. las week we saw the senate support the house gop resolution to nullify the d.c. city council's new crime deal. that was a big deal. every democrat voted with republicans to declassify

documents related to the covid origins. house speaker kevin mccarthy in the noticing a trend here. >> what's interesting is the change in this administration since republicans took the majority. since we put together a select committee on covid we now get the truth. remember what we just passed last week? everybody voted. >> if only to get an agreement on a budget, bill. >> bill: thanks, aishah hosni on the hill. >> dana: let's bring in marc thiessen a fox news contributor. i asked if it would be possible the biden administration would think the willow project is something they can do to check the box and say we aren't against oil exploration like closing that mine in minnesota, and also cutting off exploration in many other parts of the arctic at a time when we need energy resources for our national security. >> keep in mind of the record of

this administration. canceled the keystone pipeline. leased the least acres of federal land for oil and gas exploration since world war ii. that's the record going into this. why is he reversing course? he is running for re-election and leaning to run and showering up his vulnerabilities. on his watch we've seen the highest gas prices on record ever. we've seen the worst border crisis in american history. we've seen the worst murder rate since the 1990s. what he is doing is systematically taking steps to shore up those vulnerabilities. he kills the d.c. crime bill. if he didn't do it he would own every murder in the district between now and election day. he is talking about restoring family detentions at the border trying to shore up his vulnerability on the border and now trying to shore up his vulnerabilities on oil and gas by approving this project. it doesn't wipe out all the

other things he has done to launch a war on fossil fuels but taking steps to point to things he has done to say i'm addressing those problems so voters can be neutralized. >> bill: secretary of energy jennifer granholm talking about the energy programs in beijing specific question after you hear it. >> i think china has done -- has been very sensitive and has actually invested a lot in their solutions to achieve their goals. so we're hopeful that we can all learn from what china is doing but the amount of money they are investing in clean energy is actually encouraging. >> bill: can you verify any of what was said especially toward the end about what they are investing in clean energy is encouraging? they're building a new coal plant every 11 to 14 days, which this administration would be vehemently opposed to, marc.

>> yeah, they are. china is not a model of us for anything. the big problem they push us toward this electric cars and electric everything. right now we can be energy independent when it comes to fossil fuels. we'll be dependent on china for all the rare earth materials for the batteries. from a strategic perspective if you are in a new cold war with china, global competition with china, why would we intentionally go and throw out a technology which allows us to be independent of china and make the entire make the economy make a technology that we're completely dependent on china? >> dana: it doesn't mean you have to lose all common sense. ron desantis is going to -- has been in iowa, president trump is going there today. somebody else who might think about getting into the race senator tim scott of south carolina in des moines later.

here is call for number four. he was in des moines earlier this month at drake university. >> i see 330 million americans getting back to celebrating our shared blessings again. tolerating our differences again. and having each other's backs again. this is what i see, a new american sun rise even brighter than before. >> dana: let's show on the board. four declared candidates, trump, haley, ramaswamy and someone i don't know and then you have all the other potentials. how does tim scott fit into all of those? >> first of all i love tim scott. he has such an amazing story. he is a fighter. think about what he has overcome in his life. he grew up in poverty raised by a single mother and a grandfather who had to quit

school in third grade to pick cotton. he went from a grandfather picking cotton to being in the united states senate. he is a fighter but a happy warrior just like ronald reagan. ronald reagan was a happy warrior. a lot of people confuse being angry with being a fighter. you can be a fighter and be a happy warrior and do it with a twinkle in your eye with a positive message. ronald reagan brought down soviet communism with a twinkle in his eye. tim scott is a fighter with a twinkle in his eye. he has a great personal story, great message and $22 million in the bank. not nothing if you want to run for president. >> dana: not too shabby. >> bill: we'll call this mondays with marc. >> dana: we'll claim you on monday. >> bill: have a good day. >> i will be here every monday. >> bill: just watching the dow right now. we have had a bit of a bounceback. maybe the sky is not falling after all. maybe there is some hope.

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>> bill: check that out. in today's version of hemmer's celebrity news we have this now, all right? okay? this is a good story, by the way. a good deed gone viral. have a listen. >> jason, thank you. you just paid for a semester of my college. i can't say thank you enough. so i hope you and your family have a wonderful time in omaha and hope you see us again. >> bill: that's a waiter in nebraska thanking a pop star who

left him a huge tip at the west omaha restaurant. you know how much he left him? $5 thousand. stress reliever. the waiter had to pay some bills, said his tuition was due last week and he needed the cash and an angel appeared for him. >> dana: jason could not have chosen a better way to spend his money than to make a good decision to help somebody who is working hard, working as a waiter, doing a good job and wanting to go to school as well. bravo. that's the best celebrity news of the day you'll hear. >> bill: auto thefts on the rise across the country. in many cases criminals are just looking for the parts on your car. specifically catalytic converters. they are stolen at an alarming rate at 1,000% over the past few years found on the underside of a car. some thieves risk their lives to get them. jeff flock with fox business in pennsylvania. north of philly. what do you have there, bud?

>> no celebrities here. good morning. i have a catalytic converter. that's as popular as celebrities these days. where the rubber meets the road on it. the catalytic converter piece to this exhaust system that's got what in it that is valuable? >> precious metals in there. >> rhodium, palladium and platinum and rhodium if you check the price is $10,000 an ounce. a lot more valuable than gold. i show you where it came from under this car. take a look at the numbers on these catalytic converter thefts, bill and dana. it was maybe 1200, 1300 just five years ago. 50,000 last year and if we come back live here is where it came from. this is a vw jetta. they cut it out with an electric saw and popped it right out and

tom, you tell me this is tom's automotive, by the way. i knew i would do that, in the philadelphia suburbs. you had a customer who -- tell me the story. >> on the ring camera caught the person stealing it in one minute and 47 seconds. >> if look at the number of car thefts, i think illinois if you put up the numbers, car thefts illinois the biggest jump but car thefts have been on the rise and it is partly because of these parts. >> that's correct. >> they're valuable. as bill pointed out we had reports of people trying to steal these things. you have to jack the car up. some people get under there and in such a rush it falls on them. >> i've heard that. quite a few times. >> maybe worth the money but, you know, thieves are not noted

being the brightest bulbs on the tree and to jack up a car and you are in a rush, well, it could come down on you. >> bill: use the garage, a good lesson there. thank you, jeff, nice to see you southeastern p.a. thank you. >> dana: silicon valley bank collapse affecting not just tech but also small businesses including those that sell products online on etsy. the company's payments were delayed on friday as the collapse was unfolding. let's bring in etsy seller amber. tell me about your small business and what do you make? >> hello. good morning. i make personized gifts, tumblers, shirts, glasses, mugs, decals, things of that nature. >> dana: how long have you been doing it and why did you start? >> i started in february of 2021. i started in the height of the pandemic. i was laid off my job and so i

was always super crafty so i just wanted to try my own thing and thankfully have had a lot of success. >> dana: good for you. on etsy customers like me can go on and find something that we want, contact someone like you and you make the product and send it to us. as this started to unravel tell us what happened over your weekend. >> i noticed on friday. i saw the news about the silicon valley bank. i didn't think it would affect me until later that evening. so i noticed on friday around 2:00 p.m. that my sums had not been sent to us. at the time i didn't think so much into it. i started to kind of notice around 4:00 or 5:00 p.m. the funds had not been sent. i started looking into etsy community boards to see if other sellers were experiencing the same thing and they were saying that they were and that etsy was telling them it was a glitch.

they were speaking with etsy customer service and they were saying it to them. later in the evening about 7:30 finally received an email from etsy it wasn't a glitch but due to the bank failure and that they were hopefully processing our funds within the next business day. >> dana: you might have had panic or sleepless nights. >> i did. i went on tiktok. >> dana: it is important for you to pay for your own livelihood and supplies and people that are still contacting you to try to buy gifts for their loved ones and you are wondering can you fulfill the orders. how do you feel this morning now that this action has been taken that said the depositors will be okay? >> i'm more hopeful i will receive my funds. i have already noticed sales are down about 50% because i think customers are kind of getting wind of this and a little

skeptical now to purchase from etsy not realizing it is only affecting the small businesses and not affecting etsy so much. sales are down. i'm a little nervous will it continue? hopefully this interview will help. >> dana: through no fault of your own. you make great products there. i hope everything turns out all right. >> thank you so much. it was an honor have a wonderful day. thank you. >> unbelievable that they are allowing this kind of thing to happen. >> bill: south carolina republican slamming the homeland security department for not containing the border after hundreds of migrants poured into the country. more rough weather in store for waterlogged california. more rain and flooding and mudslides. millions bracing for another atmospheric river coming off the

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>> dana: california is bracing for more rain after huge storms left two people dead and thousands are without power. more than 17 million people still under flood watches as the latest system approaches. it is expected to hit tomorrow. the region is already reeling from major floods, mudslides and evacuations last week. fox weather's max gordon is live in monterey county california with the details. hi, max. >> this additional storm not what folks need here after a levy breach flooded this community. the sheriff says around 2,000 people have been impacted. many of them now staying in shelters. many of them also not knowing when they will be able to return home. this levy breach occurred in the

early morning hours of saturday morning after heavy rainfall in the area due to the last atmospheric river event to hit california. emergency responders had to go door-to-door telling people to get out. there was worry in late december and january. the levy held then the heavy flow of the river weakened it and during this storm it failed. dozens of rescues had to be made. >> the entire community is under water. we've evacuated or asked people to he vac watt 2,000 people. that is the result of a weakened levy with the oversaturated ground. it is testing our infrastructure in this state. >> now another atmospheric river event is on the way impacting the state between monday and tuesday night. last week's storms caused mudslides and power outages across northern and central california. the next system will likely bring more of the same.

next system is weaker than the last but the ground is already so saturated the water has nowhere to go. this is just not what folks want to see and here people tell residents the water is unsafe to drink because it has tainted by the floodwaters. >> dana: they can't buy a break out there. we wish for one for them. check out fox weather or continuing coverage of the storm and scan a qr code to download the fox weather app or stream it on your favorite device. >> bill: on the border now fox captured this exclusive video from yesterday, el paso. [shouting] >> bill: there was a crowd of about 1,000 migrants rushing from the south to the north across this bridge from mexico at the port of entry in el paso, texas. officers scrambled to secure the area. texas lieutenant governor dan patrick is here. a couple things to get through. give me a moment to get through all of this.

i saw good news here. i saw mexico taking action at the southern side of the border. the border patrol was effective in getting there. did you see the same? is that your read on the thousand migrants who tried to rush the bridge? >> i was glad to see mexico finally do something. and i was not surprised at the quick response from our team. dps, border patrol working together put the call out for backup. the state was there to support them. bill, this is what could lie ahead for the failed biden policies. imagine had those thousand not stopped? you could have had blood shed on the border. how would the mexican troops have responded and how would those rushing the barbed wire respond and our troops responded? this is what could happen as long as joe biden continues to leave this border wide open and invite people to come to america. by the way, the mexican president could help out besides wanting to get involved in our

elections what he said last week by closing his own southern border. their border is smaller than ours. they could stop these people from even getting into mexico. that's what mexico could really do to help. >> bill: there is a rumor out of d.c. the president will order families who cross the border to be detained at the border. if that happens, that would be a reversal of his policy. do you think it will? if so, what does it tell you? >> i can't predict what joe biden will say. he can't predict what he will say from moment to moment. it goes back to the old obama/biden policies when they did exactly this. when president trump continued it, president trump was criticized for what they had done. so it is hard to say what this president is doing. we have a disaster everywhere, bill, inflation, economy, banks failing, europe at war, maybe taiwan and china, and the border is wide open with millions, bill. i have been with you many times.

millions have crossed since he become president illegally. we filed a bill friday to show those coming here illegally we mean business in texas. if you come and have a conviction for a felony, you could face up to life in prison. this is a brand-new crime and if you cross illegally for any reason, up to a year in jail. the second time up to two years. but if people come here, a word to those criminals that continue to cross the border, we will put you in jail for up to life because bill, when you send fentanyl drugs across the border, you are taking lives of americans, many number one cause of death for young people. when you come here and you commit a crime and kill someone or aggravated assault, you are destroying someone's life. a message to everyone on the other side of the border. even if you never committed a crime you will face up to a year or two in jail. a criminal up to life in prison in texas. we mean business. >> bill: sir, we'll see how far

it goes and whether or not it is challenged by the u.s. supreme court. i know what you think. it is what stronger than arizona tried to do a decade ago. you are urging people not to go to mexico and think it is too dangerous for american spring breakers. i have a nephew in cabo, smart, responsible. what would you tell him? >> i would tell him to get out of mexico because you never know, bill, no matter how smart you are and reliable you are as a young person or adult you could get caught in a bad situation by none of your own doing. you could get in the crossfire. more than that, bill, you have to remember that there are people in the cartels in mexico just looking for easy targets to rob, to kidnap, we've seen it. we're still missing three women from texas. there is no reason for anyone in america to go to mexico. it is dangerous. stay out of mexico. maybe that will finally get the president of mexico to do something about the cartels.

>> bill: stark warning. dan patrick, appreciate you coming on today. we'll speak again, thanks. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: three strikes you are out. the bad call leaving a college baseball umpire suspended indefinitely. you can see it right there. he called this clearly low pitch obviously. he called it a strike. obviously. and that ended the game. the batter questioned his call on a previous pitch, too. all of it during a game between new orleans and mississippi friday state on friday night. he is out. not the batter, the umpire. it's as clear as day. >> bill: you do see it. i saw it the second time there. well done. well done. >> dana: you have to pay attention to these things. >> bill: virginia students with a controversial question in a class about the government. parents are the ones demanding answers on that. plus jimmy failla joins us to

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♪ >> dana: a.p. government test materials now under review at a public school district in virginia after some parents took exception to one of the test questions. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel has the details. what did they find? >> bill: the controversial question asked students in an a.p. government course to choose an accurate comparison of liberals versus conservatives and the choices are a bunch of stereo typical i dent fees such as young white males, middle age urban lesbian. catholic and west coast hispanic

teacher. leaving a dad to blast the school system. >> telling a student that certain people belong in a political philosophy because of who they are, what their gender is, what their race is, that's not following political trends. that's telling somebody they should believe one certain set of beliefs because of their identity. >> the school system says fairfax county public schools accepts an a.p. government test question designed to assess 12th graders understanding of american political ideology did not meet the division's high expectations. the question that formed part of an assessment for 12th graders enrolled in the online campus will be removed from future tests and a review of all a.p. government online test questions will be carried out. the college board, national organization that creates and oversees advanced placement programs denounced the question quote. we did not and would not create

a question like that for a.p. students. neither the content nor the format of this question is appropriate for an a.p. exam. the father is urging fairfax county to lose all the ideology stuff and get back to the basics of education. >> dana: sounds like an engaged father in a good way. >> bill: recapping hollywood's biggest night. "everything everywhere all at once" that took home an oscar win. will smith slapping chris rock is fresh on everybody's minds. >> we want you to feel safe and most importantly we want me to feel safe. if anyone in this theater commits an act of violence at any point during the show, you will be awarded the oscar for best actor. our next category is documentary feature as you may recall is where we had that little skirmish last year. hopefully this time it goes off without a hitch or at least

without hitch. >> bill: jimmy failla, hello, sir. i always watch the oscars. i didn't even feel compelled to turn it on last night. what's wrong with me? >> they've lost the room at this point. he had to acknowledge the will smith thing. it was the only thing anyone remembered. as much as we vilified him. i love chris rock. we should give will smith credit. it took a minute. the only time he did it on black on black crime. they had a weird exercise in group therapy last night. everybody who got on stage was trying to remind the rest of the world how important their work is, how heroic and relevant it is. i think it's the reason guys like you can't find the time to watch it anymore. no self-respecting person sits through a lecture of inequality with a woman wearing a dress that costs more than their house. the one thing they did is threw a bone to the big blockbuster

movies. comic move book's and top gun got that coveted best sound oscar. come on. if you think he is going ever again it's over. >> dana: she was not happy that jamie lee curtis got the award. see that one more time. this was the actress -- best actress in a supporting role. jamie lee curtis got it. the movie she was in won a lot of awards. >> real humanity are the moments that pop. there is an awkward red carpet interview where hugh grant didn't want to be there and it went viral. >> dana: i don't know why i'm here. are you excited to see everyone, not really. >> it was real and people appreciated it. >> bill: i went through all the winners with you guys. which movies will you watch?

maybe you checked in on 2 or 3? you checked in on one. i've seen "all quiet on the western front." i'll watch pinocchio. >> dana: i went through 45 minutes of "everything everywhere all at once." i will recommend it. it is interesting. i couldn't get into it and started falling asleep and never went back to it. >> bill: top gun was amazing. >> that was the film. the truth is if the oscars want to regain relevance they have to cater to the theatergoer. none of the big movies that get nominated usually get watched by anybody. they are art house films where the popcorn sales at top gun outgross every other thing. you have to cater to the fan and what they do wrong. >> dana: which finished listening to a book called the kid stays in the picture. one of the things he goes back to is when people pitch him he

will say will this play in kansas city? if it won't, it's out. >> if you want to make a relatable film remake love story as love handles story. all the chubby people will be there the first night including me. >> bill: kansas city where they eat barbecue. buffalo wild wing is being sued because a customer says it is chicken breast. >> if you're the winner you are still a loser. what kind of damage can you prove here, number one. how was your life altered in the negative? the guy is missing the points of going to buffalo wild wings, to drink so much beer you have no idea what you ate. if i had to guess. i speak fluent wild wings. this guy probably bet so much money on football and lost that he is looking for an end around to make back the cash. this isn't a wing. give me a break. >> bill: i know a lot of people love the chicken wings.

i'm first in line. he says the boneless wings are not deboned wings at all but rather slices of breast meat deep fried like wings. >> dana: that's why i like them. >> bill: that's the issue. nobody was complaining. number one they didn't care, they're good. number three, the work of someone who will die alone. if you are sitting splitting hairs over wings. >> dana: what is going on tonight? >> dana perino i'm hosting gutfeld tonight at 11:00 on the fox news channel. that's a big win for the american people. i didn't get taller over the weekend. those are phone books i'm sitting on. >> dana: we'll watch tonight. >> bill: let's get them. i need the ratings. >> dana: minnesota is weighing changes to a state law to document alleged bias incidents even if they aren't considered a crime. at least one lawmaker is calling

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>> harris: a bank in california making history, epic fail. another has fallen. destroying small businesses and causing panic in the financial world. president biden promises our banking system is safe. plus exclusive video from our southern border with mexico. agents closed a major checkpoint that was being overrun by thousands of illegal im grai im -immigrants. president biden near the border bust he is trying to have it both ways when it comes to oil drilling in alaska. i don't know how that works, either. we'll get into it. congressman chip roy, steve moore, raymond arroyo, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> dana: minnesota lawmakers looking to change a state law

that would allow people to report alleged bias. a thought crime database of slurs and verbal attacks that fall outside the hate crimes category. each incident includes information about the suspect and victim. this is a horrendous, horrible, terrible, no good, very bad idea and should put a stop to it immediately. >> bill: doesn't look like it will end well. we'll let you know how it goes out of minneapolis. meanwhile this. something, something, something before we go. i like something, something, something is the category today. that's a new thing. a star nfl wide receiver makes a winning run off the gridiron. watch hill fly. >> on a track in nine years. men's 60 meters. those blocks start practices were working well during the week. look at him take the win here as we'll await the official time.

welcome back to the track, tyreke hill, you have won the u.s.atf masters title. >> he is an nfl superstar. at the usa track and field mast masters in louisville, kentucky. the others are bartenders and waiters made them look as if they were standing still on this race. >> dana: unbelievable. >> i don't know how you guard a man like that. his nickname is the cheetah. he is fast. >> dana: congratulations, amazing. i have a little podcast coming up. the third season of the everything will be okay podcast. kicking it off with ashley brown. she is the ceo and founder of the selfless love foundation

that works to help the child welfare system but in particular foster care children and she really focuses on those aging out of the system. when you become 18 you are out of the system. half of them become homeless. she is trying to fix that. they is my first guess on everything will be okay. >> bill: episode one of the next season, right? here we go. >> dana: good to see you. harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. americans are bracing for what it all means for our cash. three days two monthsive banks collapses. president biden a short time ago this morning addressed the nation about the epic failures and who will pay for rescuing the big banks this time. he is trying to instill confidence in the system and tamp down any possible con age