because of silver gate. there is also stuff out there about what the new york attorney general is looking at. here are the concerns. svb down 60%. so brigade capital down 42%. they concern is that the impact of higher rates hit the frothy's corners of the market. were those? crypto and technologies. the story with svb in particular is their clients are technology companies, startups facing cash burn. they don't need cash in the bank. they needed at hand. they are making withdrawals, deposit outflows. silica and volley banks have to react to plug the gap. let's look at the terminal chart and the drama. the biggest drop on record for this stock, the lowest levels since september 2016. let's get more details with bloomberg's sonali basak joining us in new york. there are a lot of stories to cover. how core is in the silicon valley client base, tech, to the story? sonali: it's a big part of the story but you can also talk about balance sheet management being an issue. look at the wall street view on what has hap

the gates will have clear swing barriers. that will be very difficult to be pushed through, jumped over or maneuvered under fare evasion, cost the syst millis of dollars in lost revenue every year. right now there are prototypes at the richmond conquered and embarcadero stations. but bart says the designs will be different having gates on. yeah, that's fair for them. this part writer says the new gates would make him feel safer is kind of dangerous i can just pop over. >> and they could just have like anything on them. checked. >> the project will cost bart 90 million dollars. the transit agency says 73 million is already secured. thanks to park funds, county transportation funds and state and federal funding the bay area council who helped advocate for funding for the project is applauding bart. a statement reads in part, quote, replacing bart's, obsolete and ineffectual fare. gates is critical to addressing serious writer concerns about crime safety and cleanliness bringing more riders back to the system and helping ease th

so that's, that's with respect to silicon valley solar gate. little bit different silver gate was largely tied to crypto and the crypto community, you know, as a worldwide community and very much interconnected in the way that they hold hold crypto goes ahead and connect them. but the other thing is that they're, they're having, there aren't very many, and now there are even less crypto friendly banks in the united states are taking down. silver gate certainly goes ahead and has its tentacles, which, which their tentacles, you know, are, are throughout the world. through the crypto, certainly there's reparations throughout the world. and then lastly, with respect to credit suisse, we're talking about. ready to a different animal, i think it's just it's, it's a, it's coincidence of timing that credit suisse is coming under massive pressure at the same time as these regional backs. i mean, grant it, it's not go incidence in the sense that people are scared about their deposits because of what happened to the fail in the failure of std. so gate an

it's sermon now, i'm silver gate term is sir, maybe even facing of a bankruptcy. i mean, it's not given yet, but that so stock used to be a $200.00 stock and now it's down to about $5.00 some a piece. um so it definitely is. so some alarming, a development clearly for a silver gate, but it also shows if wanting happens in the crypto market and other parts, not just of the crypto world, but other areas of the financial market. also it could be impacted. you could say, thankfully the traditional banking system is not so deeply intertwined to into the crypto world so that we're not facing anything like a financial, a collapse or, or anything even close at this point. okay, well, i'm glad to hear that. but looking at the crypto space, specifically, i'm getting quite used to announcing these little crises, or i don't know if there's a little, i mean, what sort of shape is the crypto market in overall right now? it goes in and this is really been very interesting. if you think back in november of and f t x collapse the coins themselves. so the crypto currency of some ce

golden gate bridge in marin county.k so good in the distance today is really definitely a nice day. clear skies from the sierra to the bay area. we are going to be looking at any rain chances tomorrow morning. we're back in frost advisories. those expired this morning. but as you can see, we and we're about to see them all over again. really, the catch to today isn't the temperatures. it's not the skies. it's going to be the winds which are a bit of an issue. we're currently in the 40's temps soon to be in the 50's later on. so it does stay cool. and with those winds factored in, it does have a brisk feel to it. of course, the concern here is after the storm earlier this week, the risk of some downed trees. so keep an eye on those trees as you're getting out there for that walk otherwise tomorrow and sunday, winds will be calm or temperatures even more mild. only getting nicer and nicer as the weekend goes by. so i'm encouraging saturday and sunday to focus on, ok, but today just know it's going to be breeze. look, if y

the gates will have clear swing barriers. that will be very difficult to be pushed through, jumped over or maneuvered under fare evasion, cost the system millions of dollars in lost revenue every year. right now there are prototypes at the richmond conquered and embarcadero stations. but bart says the designs will be different having gates on. yeah, that's fair for them. this part writer says the new gates would make him feel safer is kind of dangerous. was somebody can just pop over. >> and they could just have like anything on them. checked. >> the project will cost bart 90 million dollars. the transit agency says 73 million is already secured. thanks to park funds, county transportation funds and state and federal funding the bay area council who helped advocate for funding for the project is applauding bart. a statement reads in part, quote, replacing bart's, obsolete and ineffectual fare. gates is critical to addressing serious writer concerns about crime safety and cleanliness bringing more riders back to the system and

the gates will have clear swing barriers. that will be very difficult to be pushed through, jumped over or maneuvered under fare evasion, cost the system millions of dollars in lost revenue every year. right now there are prototypes at the richmond conquered and embarcadero stations. but bart says the designs will be different having gates on. yeah, that's fair for them. this part writer says the new gates would make them feel safer is kind of dangerous. was somebody can just pop over. >> and they could just have like anything on them. checked. >> the project will cost bart 90 million dollars. the transit agency says 73 million is already secured. thanks to park funds, county transportation funds and state and federal funding the bay area council who helped advocate for funding for the project is applauding bart. a statement reads in part, quote, replacing bart's, obsolete and ineffectual fare. gates is critical to addressing serious writer concerns about crime safety and cleanliness bringing more riders back to the system an

to all who come to us, the sands admire our gate, the gate is the northern gate to manor in the countight side of the slovak, there is a guardhouse and a watchman lived here. and that's the side of the tower there were. well, all kinds of firewood there, because the room was heated. then after a while. here lived a worker, a distillery. he was illiterate, but he was a good electrician, and he did it illegally by electrical poisoning. and all this was heated with the help of electricity . when there was an uprising of kalinovsky, this gate occupied such a gate. defensive position the building of the puslov the old one is now up for auction . there was a two-story house here. in 1843, it burned down completely; there were a lot of cashiers. and in this building, which was now planned as a stable, but it was taken up by connections with a fire. horses have never stood here, it is done so in the center of the corridor, and on the sides. these rooms are large; there are fireplaces in each room . grafovsky even once lost cards on the other side. the estate of the counts of the slavs begins,

this was in golden gate park. someone apparently decided was a good idea to spin donuts into the grass. the manmade destruction only adding now to the already overwhelming workload. >> for san francisco's rec and parks department, they're already dealing with storm cleanup. kron four's dan thorn takes a closer look at department has already been busy in the aftermath of the storm and now this. >> doughnuts and not the good kind spun into the grass. it's san francisco's golden gate park. >> the move is often associated with celebration, but that's not the case here for someone to do this. >> it's just it's just stupid and then understand the recreation and park department spokesperson tamra barrick at burton says the unknown vandal left the tire marks at 2 locations in the park. the spinouts were first spotted saturday morning after 10 says crews have had their hands full with storm damage. and this destructive act is unfair to park goers. it a bit of a downer our crews are working so hard cleaning up after the sto

the gates will have clear swing barriers. that will be very difficult to be pushed through, jumped over or maneuvered under fare evasion, cost the system millions of dollars in lost revenue every year. right now there are prototypes at the richmond conquered and embarcadero stations. but bart says the designs will be different having gates on. yeah, that's fair for them. this part writer says the new gates would make him feel safer is kind of dangerous. i can just pop over. >> and they could just have like anything on them. checked. >> the project will cost bart 90 million dollars. the transit agency says 73 million is already secured. thanks to park funds, county transportation funds and state and federal funding the bay area council who helped advocate for funding for the project is applauding bart. a statement reads in part, quote, replacing bart's, obsolete and ineffectual fare. gates is critical to addressing serious writer concerns about crime safety and cleanliness bringing more riders back to the system and helping ea

everyone who comes to us on the sands admires our gate gate - this is the northern gate to the estatef the counts of the conditions. on the right side of us there is a guardroom and a watchman lived here. and this is the side the tower was there. well, all kinds of firewood there, because the room was heated later after a while. here lived, a worker, a distillery. he was illiterate, but he was a good electrician and he did. this is illegal electrical poisoning. and all this was justified with the help of electricity . when there was an uprising of kalinovsky, this gate occupied such a gate. defensive position since those times, the old building of the puslovskys has been preserved; it is now put up for sale at auction. there was a two-story house here, he in 1843 year burned down completely there were a lot of cashiers. and in this building, which was now planned as a stable, but it was taken up in connection with the fire. horses have never stood here, it is done. so in the center of the corridor on the sides. these rooms are large, here are the fireplaces in each room, even once i l

bart says, while these new design gates have not been finalized yet, the gates are going to be clear. they're going have a clear swinging barrier that will be very difficult to push through or jump over or maneuver under fare evasion costs. the bart system, millions of dollars in lost revenue every year. all of the stations should have those gates by the year 2026. and that project is the total cost 90 million dollars. >> we'll take a break here at 8.11. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news school gate park officials say they have their hands full cleaning up. now after someone decided to dew donuts in the grass tearing up the field and after the break, trouble for former president trump. republicans duking it out with the manhattan da investigating his alleged hush money payments. we'll be back with more in a minute. >> 14 in a north bay. the freezing temperatures that we're seeing could signal a disaster for wine graves kron four's terisa stasio talk with growers about the race to limit the damage. >> and hide vineyard estate in napa county, chardonnay, grapes and pinot noir are s

ratings cut at silver gate. where do we go from here?oline and i were talking earlier at the end of luster, beginning of this year silver gate was in trouble why do they keep falling further and further? >> they are seeing regulatory pressure. federal baking came out with the warnings talking about the risk of serving crypto companies and they are trying to make sure that any contagion risk all not leak into the real world economy. so silver gate as part of that we are seeing the bank is now trying to figure out a solution about the half going forward. the majority of their depository base, they are getting hit pretty hard because there depositors are fleeing the bank, essentially. caroline: all the problems of centralized finance. we thank you so much we appreciate it. have a wonderful weekend. co, a scalable proof from jp morgan's private project. some of what you're trying to build and support within the ecosystem first and foremost take us to the interplay of centralized finance untraditional finance trying to interweave itself. how

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the forest gate was a stone gate with a drawbridge on the second floor of the gate there was a buildingere, uh, ammunition and so on were stored. are under the protection of the state there are times the portal people happiness, traces do not disappear here, but it is through this place that the park penetrates. and another one of the legends that is common among the locals residents. this is a legend that in the evening in the park you can meet the figure of a residential woman in dark clothes, and in the middle this is a question. about one of the last owners of the high and the estate of maria potocka. the fact is that her daughter died at an early age at the age of 16. she was given in marriage to pototsky.

the gates will have clear swing barriers. that will be very difficult to be pushed through, jumped over or maneuvered under fare evasion, cost the system millions of dollars in lost revenue every year. right now there are prototypes at the richmond conquered and embarcadero stations. but bart says the designs will be different having gates on. yeah, that's fair for them. this part writer says the new gates would make him feel safer is kind of dangerous. i can just pop over. >> and they could just have like anything on them. checked. >> the project will cost bart 90 million dollars. the transit agency says 73 million is already secured. thanks to park funds, county transportation funds and state and federal funding the bay area council who helped advocate for funding for the project is applauding bart. a statement reads in part, quote, replacing bart's, obsolete and ineffectual fare. gates is critical to addressing serious writer concerns about crime, safety and cleanliness bringing more riders back to the system and helping e

>> that's correct. >> okay. >> the gate is easy. get a new gate. the no higher than ten feet and make it semi you can make it a little bit opaque, but not fully opaque. >> that's right. i think right now it measures 13 feet. it's too tall. >> if they would have done the application properly in the first place, ten foot gate, not opaque and we are fine and dandy. >> correct. i believe the applicant wants to modify this gate. they are not going to remove it but bring it down. >> what i'm saying if they would have done it properly, there still would have been a gate and not ten foot tall and this permit corrects that situation? >> correct. >> now we move to the new bedroom and bath. per your testimony, i think you said you can put as many bedrooms and baths that you want in the house. if you want to have 50 square foot bedrooms and 10 square foot baths, you can do that and have 20 of them, we don't care, because you can do that. but so in this case, the new bedroom and bath is legal, is compliant, as long as what? >> as long as you don't rent it out f

gate fairly imminently. arrival, that brandenburg gate fairly imminently .visit, but also be royal visit, but also we'll be updating you on the government plans being in the plans that are being in the comments of robert jenrick on two bases at least if scampton and rf wethersfield that will house asylum seekers . scampton, house asylum seekers. scampton, of course, being the home of the dambusters and the raaf base there, but perhaps you won't mention that too loudly with a state visit to germany. however, all that coming up for you in a moment. stay with . us and welcome back to live. just to you that will head back to berlin to keep you updated of course, on the king's state visit with the queen consort having arrived now in berlin, they'll be heading to brandenburg gate. more with cameron , our royal correspondent cameron, our royal correspondent , shortly. but let's now update you on very important survey on the state. the nhs with public satisfaction of the health service dropping to its lowest ever level, according to this major new survey, dissatisfa

there were signs of the cortege approaching the gate. reminder of the history of the relationship between germany and britain. it's a reminder of a dark period, the period in the run—up and beyond the second world war. britain an occupying power for part of berlin and a stretch of west germany after the second world war. yes indeed. this _ after the second world war. yes indeed. this is _ after the second world war. yes indeed. this is an historic relationship full of ups and downs. king charles is no stranger to germany. he has visited around a0 times over the course of his life. this is the first time he is arriving as monarch. we are told he might speak a little german while he is here. he is due to address members of the german parliament tomorrow and he will be holding a meeting with the german chancellor olaf scholz. but for now, as you said, he will be received by the head of the german state, president frank—walter steinmeier. his role is largely ceremonial, he doesn't have a great amount of power to wield as such but he represen

there will be heading to brandenburg gate in the center of the city. let's bring in our correspondent, emilita gordon emily, who standing by at random or gate, waiting for charles to arrive, or in the seem from james for her believe at this point. so emily, watch an oil change scheduled, getting ready emily if years if you can hear me. oh, love, love, love love. so what's all the quotes on the king schedule and the i can yes . say today. let's start with today. so once you arrive here, he'll be greeted by president of thank but i stein maya, and he will receive as the fast post for head of stage, he will be the 1st person to receive him as sort of a, a full military on as a ceremony will well, come here from them, he's going from here. then later on he's going to head to bell lou palace, where he again is going to be i was spending time with a president up front for i just, i man, he's also going to attend sustainability reception. and in the next few days, our mixture between a meeting a refugee is at the refugee center, the berlin's old tiggle airpor

emily king charles has arrived here, and balloon is expected there at the gate. any moment though, what's the moonlight? the news is pretty exotic. i must admit the car, the black bentley in which captain charles and his wife a co queen console come on. i just arrived and just drove past us and you can see all the little flags waving hectic, lee in small so very, very excited hair. oh, he's now left the car he is being greeted by joan. is president clunk protest. i my and his wife. oh, they're expected to go for a little walk about here. and then a big sorrow welcome ceremony is about to start with full military honors. that is pretty unheard of. it's the 1st for a 1st for germany, for a head of state to give such a ceremony. so i think everyone is just waiting in anticipation waiting. what is it and what is going to happen? they're excited to meet are and so we shake the hand of one of the right, one of the royals and say all it, all the very exciting atmosphere of here. and if you're just joining us now, we are looking at live pictures from the rubber gate wher

i carry the horrific scenes from abbey gate. mothers carrying dead babies and the taliban beating people. the crowd grew deaspirate and erratic and they knew they would be left behind. i exited my vehicle near the abbey gate. i felt a heavy punch to my chest. i saw a large plume of smoke in the sky. the smell of pheeses and urine that filled the corridor was placed with iron. screams from children, women, and grown men echoed. we tried to provide life saving aid to our american brothers and sisters. i tried to save the lives of countless marines. a marine with blood soaked pants looked me in the eye and said i don't want to die. we took the first truckload into the hospital. i reassured him he would be fine. i didn't know if he would survive. i was s born one year before 9/#u. departing on august 31st i was relieved to be headed home. i wondered how the horror would change me and change us all. i can assure you it has. the war is not over for more people in the u.s. i see the faces of the people we couldn't save and left behind.

all stations are set to have the gates by 2026, the project costs 90 million dollars. coming up, freezing temperatures expected in some parts of the bay area. a wine makers are racing to protect their crops and prevent further damage. >> plus, the future of for cinemas in san francisco is in jeopardy. the plea from the owners fighting to keep the doors open. >> from crypto jewelry to our work, even a web. 3 vending machine. we're taking a look at the latest uses for nf >> in the north bay, the freezing temperatures expected in some parts of the bay area could signal disaster for wine. growers kron four's terisa stasio looks at the race to limit potential damage. >> and hide vineyard estate in napa county, chardonnay, grapes and pinot noir are starting to grow buds. that's great news for wine makers. but the extreme cold temperatures in the forecast pose some it could could be. >> and damage that that shoot, which would carry potentially to custer's throughout the season. >> david wilson is a wine grape grower for rancho jimmy, less a family owned and operated farm supp

they pushed him through the gate into the fence.n the night of january 9-10, 23, the latvian security forces, under the threat of using weapons , forced out several refugees on the territory of belarus, despite the presence of a person in the group. in critical condition by the time the belarusian border guards and medics arrived at the scene, their meters from the fence, based on the nature of the traces left at the scene of the incident, the cia was sharpened from the latvian side in the border fence , the wire section of it was dismantled and used to move the bodies of refugees. a very recent example on february 18, on the border with lithuania, a border detachment came across two nigerian citizens, a couple intending to get married in europe, lithuanian security forces. they were beaten , gassed in their eyes and thrown onto the belarusian border. lithuania leaves the border to ask for help, but when we are there, they are, and how to eat it, and before her eyes told her how to wake the dog back. yes, they said there will be thr

volos was the entrance gate.’t know the gate was, stone with a drawbridge, on the second floor of the gate there was a building room where they were stored. uh, ammo, it's time and so on. and the ruins are under the protection of the state of the park penetrates? and another of the legends that is common among local residents is the legend that in the evening in the park you can meet the figure of a residential woman in dark clothes, but apparently. it's being talked about. about one of the last owners of the high estate and maria potokovskoy. the fact is that her daughter died at an early age at the age of 16. years. she was given in marriage to potocki from the vankut line. this is another venerodopotovskaya and six months later. after the wedding. she died, the causes of her death are unknown, but of course her mother grieved very much about this. in memory of countess isabella pototskaya, there was a photo that was taken in one of the ateliers. warsaw after her death, her mother forgot mary ordered from the c

and the golden gate bridge and you're encountering some delays there.a pretty morning across the bay area. it's the accident and incident that is continuously having a ripple effect across the other highways. so maybe you're taking the mateo bridge or the dumbarton bridge a little further down. you can see traffic building southbound 8.80, and right here along to 38 is well, if you're coming from maybe san ramon, our livermore, that area. so you are going to encounter slight delays as soon as you hit the san mateo bridge. we'll check in on the drive times the going up now, 20 minutes. that's what it says. remember that number keep going up in changing as the morning goes on on the richmond, sandra fell bridge about 60 minutes tolls to 1, 1, as you're traveling out of richmond and the golden gate bridge, a 20 minute ride. if i have the option to work from home, i would take that today or i would take bart or maybe even the ferry will tran has been live outside has been really talk about what's going on on the ground there see has, fact. >> that's all par

silver gate itself yet to hand in its annual report to the sec. the longer the delay lasts, it will only raise more concern. that report could raise more questions as well for the company. dani: so more selling potentially to come. thank you so much. pboc governor has reiterated that the central bank will maintain targeted and prudent monetary policy and keep its currency stable. that's ahead of china's annual parliamentary meeting. let's get more with our asia and government politics reporter rebecca choong wilkins. all of this comes off of the back of very strong data which continued today in china. what were your key takeaways from the briefing? rebecca: well, the focus really for me today is all about stability. monetary policy is going to remain prudent, targeted, and forceful in their words. again, the focus remaining on making sure minimizing risks. that includes things like financial risk. there was also some mention of stimulus, not much indication that they need to turn to stimulus right now. the tools like the rrr remain primary way of

they hope to replace all 700 fair gates by 2026. riders should expect to see this. >> basically, they're not going to look like the fair gates that we have now. they should be taller. and we're expecting that they will probably have some sort of plexiglas flippers that would open when people pay their fares. >> coming up, we get a closer look at how riders are reacting to the announcement and bl they think the new gates will impraf fare evaders and also safety on the train. >> on the nbc "nightly news" ai revolution, a story that will leave you a little stumped and thinking about the possibilities. tonight's topic is artificial intelligence used to read your mind. yes. this is real life. inside this lab, searchers say that ai is allowing them to see a version of our thoughts using brain scans. scientists have a goal like this and tech companies are chasing it. if you're worried, you're not the only one. nbc news jake ward spoke with a professor about the power to peer into our brain to predict behavior. >> i worry deeply about the v

i was i was up all the gate. agents caught on camera trashing his belongings. >> dumping expensive medications, family, heirlooms and jewelry. house keys all trashed by gate agents laughing and recording the incident. want to buy to see, you know, my personal belongings. >> the and this court is some of that being stolen. you're going try as i need the medication there and there were valuable tools in there. i was traveling with because when i was leaving a funeral. so that's why i'm a family heirloom me. >> brooks says there were thousands of dollars in valuables items. he will never get back. as for the people involved, according to brooks attorney, they've been suspended from the contract work with spirit airlines and then they were arrested. >> so how far would you travel for a taste of craft beer? up next, we're going to speak to a man who traveled. one country over just to for this year's released whiny the year's released whiny the younger. - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's

up to the top of these gates? >> potentially, yes. and i think that with the wave prop gags with sea level rise and climate change that it could happen. we will be prepared. >>reporter: okay. so we take away from that our defense is like new york one way to adapt. what else did you find? >> they call that like a gray defense like concrete but then there's green defenses. communities that are looking at using the beach and dunes and the marsh expanding it and getting those areas able to accept flood waters because that is a great natural defense against ocean and then there are places particularly some of them in california, southern california, that are really now starting to wrestle with the idea of getting out of the way. like leaving homes where they are and moving families elsewhere or infrastructure. it's really difficult decisions that communities are faced with and it's not happening immediately. like right now they have to start talking about these things and the conversations are really hard. >> and the r

a gate at an umbrella. she had 2 little sisters fatima and julia one morning in december and hers asked melanie to help her. you'll miss him the most in those, this is the least they are for the month is the i'm not the war classes. 11, maybe that i would like to know last year for get them in the while. if they do, i say the pay the work and let you know, and i generally, so we did come in the library monte adge calling for my study for the ma many who had the marcia gay loved melanie love. you love the heart, give you one. the thought shortly after melanie's body was dumped a few yards from the primary school gate. i went there last year. another theater got it. that would be a good movie. we'd rather have him battle and to cut gumbo data, 11 us 6 yellow glass will request our trust, gather killer. him the love they thought until until noon for they needed theft again. now a simple pink cross marched the spot where melanie's body was left, connecting her death to the thousands of other women and girls kil

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the guards could have opened the gates because there was only a few meters between the gate that separated them from the migration offices. they didn't open the gate, leaving them locked in, the fire advanced and they didn't leave. they didn't help them because they didn't feel like it. the guards treat you badly. more now from john hallman in mexico city, or falling of ambulances. they came too late for many the fire at a migration detention facility in the mexican border city of what is had already claimed dozens, many of them guatemalans, some venezuelans, o desperate relatives had nothing to do but moon, or wait for news. okay, your mother said, man, you can have a relative die and they don't tell you he's dead. nothing. immediately there were questions. chiefly, how did the fire stop? in his early morning press, conference metzger, president arrived with dancers. it was the migrants themselves. he said that a storm to will give it this had to do with a protest that they started. when they found out they will be deported. they put mattresses of the shelters, dorsey, and set fire to the

anthony's between leavenworth and jones streets off golden gate avenue. but not everyone is sold on the idea. >> golden gate avenue in the tenderloin currently looks like every other street in the area. there's two traffic lanes, two bike lanes and sidewalk on either side. but a local non-profit is looking to change that. >> let's think of it as a green oasis. >> reporter: he's the c.e.o. of st. anthony's foundation. he wants to transform the entire block of golden gate avenue in front of saint anthony's between leavenworth street and jones street into a permanent trafficless green space. >> that would house a lot of different things the community can do. most importantly, i think, it would be a place where the kids can play. >> reporter: he says the idea came during the pandemic when the city allowed the foundation to close the street down for a few hours every day so they could safely offer their services to those in need outside. >> we realized together with our actually that opportunity created a completely different sense of community and opportuniti

silver gate back and shutting down. what's the mark?an: great show and great is statistic, the mustang. inflation adjusted from 1964. stuart: what would it be now? $60 grand now? susan: at least, probably 70, depends. you gone debt if for the basic price. silver gate prewarn they might go out of business so you kind of already sow that knee jerk reaction in bitcoin and ether prices still sub $2,000 and logical for bitcoin prices. you were going to say something. stuart: no. susan: okay, but the good thing in the entire crypto market is silver gate is giving all the money back to customers so everybody gets to be made whole and silver gate in ftx collapse and sam bankman-fried and his exchange and they barely, barely survived that bank run in the weeks after ftx's collapse and loans and debt and silver gate at the peak was over $200 and now a $3 stock. as a result of silver gate's collapse, you have other banking news, jp morgan, ending their relationship now with warning there's a lack of banking partners for crypto to work with and not

take the golden gate bridge and go that way. i tried to just chance at taking the bay bridge because my gps and that's where messed up, told me that it would be about 30 minutes extra on to michael meets us, ok? well, that's easy. going all the way around. no, you should certainly go all the way around well, if you're like james, who have to take the san mateo bridge this morning, you're taking 8.80 today and you're hopping on the san mateo bridge, then you can make your way up as you're traveling along 101, to 80 this morning to head into the city or work from home. really good work from home day. we're checking on those other bridges. will tran is going bring you live updated. look at the san mateo bridge. 13 minute drive heading across towards the peninsula. a richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes there. and the golden gate bridge. 18 minutes to remember as the morning goes on, those drive times are going to change and they're going to go up. so i guess we're going over to will really want to see what it looks like over

and you can see over the golden gate to southern marin. this is all kind of drifting north easterly a little bit. and then it will be taking more of a northerly track once that low towards our west starts to move. there's a look at coit tower as we start the day. still dark as you'll notice, but at least not too much fog. we can actually get a good view of it. so this is the lower talking about it's a cold core low. we haven't seen a lot of that this winter. what we've seen has been this lower level lower latitude moisture which is had given us heavy rains. these guys don't produce as much a way of rains, but they do tend to bring lightning and thunder shower action particular the low gets will to close with all that lifting. and you have cold air upstairs because this guy came from alaska. here's the breakdown for you. it will call it scattered showers and rain through the day. but there's going to be breaks going

sandra fell along 101 into the golden gate bridge this morning. now we're looking at 80 in the traffic building along that. so stanley traveling down towards ville. pete is about 52 minutes. but you reach the san mateo bridge before that. so that's going to be around a 40 minute drive for you. just depends on where we're going from. so we're looking at the backup along 5, 18, 80. you're even looking at backup in the maze here all the way back past into oakland. definitely a slow morning. go. hopefully of you that saw this this morning took bar or maybe the ferry not too late to do either of the 2 probably would stay in office delays. but you can see 8.80, traveling there 5.80, this morning to 38. you can see just how that congestion has been building because of that original incident on the bay bridge. now, john, can you imagine if it was raining this morning? just how backed up it would be out there. don't even want to think about it already bad enough for a night, but thank goodness for barton. the ferry cause. >> i think that's rescuing a lot o

knowing the gate was, stone with lifting a bridge on the second floor of the gate was a building roomhere, uh, ammunition was stored and so on. are under the protection of the state there are times the portal people to happiness here and follow do not disappear, but it is through this place in the park that the universe penetrates and another of the legends that is common among local residents is the legend that in the evening you can meet a figure in the park a residential woman in dark clothes, and apparently this is in question. about one of the last owners of the high and estate maria potokovskoy. the point is that her daughter died at an early age at the age of 16 . she was given in marriage to a potocki from the longut line. this is another line of the rhodopes. and six months later. after the wedding. she died the causes of her death, unknown but of course, her mother spoke very strongly about it. in memory of countess isabella pototskaya, there was a photo that was taken in one of the ateliers. after her death, her mother forgot warsaw and maria ordered from the court painter

aaron: silver gate bank is another bank that failed recently. fdic is able to negotiate assumptions here. the insured depositors will be able to have access to their money like nothing happened, just a rebranding. that is their number one priority. businesses, their number two priority is to maximize the ongoing value of the institution to minimize the loss felt by everybody. i want to point something out, the fdic is not the first person to have a claimant. if you think about who -- about to who has a claim on the assets, the bank is number two. the federal home loan bank of san francisco had lent more money to silicon valley bank than to any other bank they did business with at its time of failure. caroline: dig in, therefore, you have done analysis on what lenders have perhaps exposure to the home loans element. what is the contagion risk? what is ultimately going to be the likelihood of the uninsured companies the likes of roku whose assets i silicon valley bank ultimately are not insured? aaron: the people that run to the home loan bank sys

and you can see over the golden gate to southern marin. this is all kind of drifting north easterly a little bit. and then it will be taking more of a northerly track once that low towards our west starts to move. there's a look at coit tower as we start the day. still dark as you'll notice, but at least not too much fog. we can actually get a good view of it. so this is the lower talking about it's a cold core low. we haven't seen a lot of that this winter. what we've seen has been this lower level lower latitude moisture which is had given us heavy rains. these guys don't produce as much a way of rains, but they do tend to bring lightning and thunder shower action particular the low gets will to close with all that lifting. and you have cold air upstairs because this guy came from alaska. here's the breakdown for you. it will call it scattered showers and rain through the day. but there's going to be breaks going on. quite qualitatively, not a lot. however, if you're under one of those cells, you may also get a spike of winds should say