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the route will take passengers from las vegas to victor valley and san bernardino, then connect to metro angeles $10 billion project is expected to be complete in about four years. gasia right back to salads, 7 17, you've had your hands filled with the shore today. that's right. we had that big crash on interstate 80. we also had some people diverting to other commutes as a result, but now things seem to be evening out just a bit. let's take a look at that. east bay map 1st 80 is still very heavy. coming in 6 80 is a little bit busier and highway four is busy , but it's beginning to look a little bit more like a normal commute through this area. the issue of freeway 42 minute drive. that's more like it between the cartoonist braids in the mcarthur maze at this time of the morning bay bridge backed up to the mains. metering lights are on san mateo bridge moderately heavy, the most slow traffic there is on 92 in the area of cloud weather heading west richmond bridge also has some slow traffic in the area. the silicon valley commute is not all that slow. we have some slowing on 85 101 and 2

top ss could reach 180 miles an hour will take passengers from las vegas to victor valley and san bernardinoonnect to metrolink in los angeles. the $10 billion project is expected to be complete in about four years. what do you say? cuts down on driving? you can sit and read a magazine while you go for it. i love trains as you might know, but also you know, driving that stretch have driven it between l a and las vegas. it's kind of boring, you know, prettiest drive in the world. it's not so if i could sit there and read a magazine or perhaps go to the wine car and have a sip of wine. i wonder a couple of things here. is it going to be comparable to flights because sometimes flights down to l a pretty cheap and the other thing is, uh, you know, how fast is it going to run because i've seen bright line in other states, and they said it was going to be high speed. and it really was nice being really, really wasn't yeah. going from? yeah. yeah so promises. yeah but you know, it could be different here. i'm just saying that i've seen that before. you know another area. you would hope that they're

in a hotel formerly known as valleys las vegas has a new name. you know custody is named after the original new casino which closed back in 2009. for more on these and other stories down of the fox news app you can scan the qr code or go to fox news.flash apps. some migrants found dead in the sweltering train curtain near eagle pass, texas yesterday. we take a live at our southern border one day to other migrants in another train car in a small texas town. alexis mission back to back days of death at our southern border nation more migrants trapped inside a train car was about 10d in south texas. we are told they were stopped or stuck in us to train cars more than 24 hour assistance the video monies photos near eagle pass in texas. contained in those photos shared with us by the eagle pass the fire department show first responders using a ladder to rescue the migrants insight for union pacific tells us this incident stand as a of why they make every effort to stop the property entrance on friday 17 migrants found trapped inside that shipping cont

las vegas. >>> we are continuing the conversation about the collapse of silicon valley bank. we will be joined by a congressman who was in the briefings with the white house and the fdic. we will be joined by a ceo that is a customer of the bank. >>> next, a warning about spring break travel to mexico. a reality check for travelers in >>> tonight, president biden seeking to reassure americans their money is secure after two of the largest bank failures in u.s. history. the president coming before the camera today saying the banking system is safe after the government took emergency action to protect deposits from two banks that collapsed. can anxious customers now access their money? the new fallout for smaller banks and fears of a larger crisis >>> also tonight, the major nor'easter on the move a state of emergency in new york. and another atmospheric river taking aim at flood-ravaged california we're tracking it all. >>> donald trump in iowa tonight after his lawyer said he will not testify about hush money payments to an adult film star. it comes as his former fixer, micha

death valley yesterday was 70 degrees normal as 86 16 degrees below average and las vegas was 59 yesterday averages 74 1 year ago they were 90. pope valley this morning, 28 ken would 28 near clayton along marsh creek road, 28, pin grove , 28, fairfax and woodside. 29 sonoma was 30 aptos 34. did we set any record lows this morning? yes we did. san francisco tied at 42. oakland set a record low of 41 redwood city dropped to 33. that was a record low of breaking the old market 35. in 1972. truckee this morning dropped to one south lake tahoe was three and we have lots of twenties up in mendocino county, lake county for the totals as of sunday for the 706 100 club for the sierras. snow totals this season three members of the 700 club at least locally boreal dodge ridge sugar bolt central series. no level get there, probably tuesday. palisades tahoe might get there by wednesday. mammoth 667 bear valley almost 650 in north stars had 624 amazing that puts us now . statewide average of 227% these snow water equivalent is now approaching 60 inches. i do believe 2010 11 was the all time record. at 7

orleans with about 12 other people, all across the south, monument valley, the swamp �*s dizzy alligators, then got all the way to las vegassically. ——it was camp that paid for it all. and unlike camp where you go into that job, in australia you have the working holiday visa and that opens up a of doorways. we were literally putting frozen pies in a box, just doing that, eight hours a day, for really, really good money. i had enough money to do some serious travelling. the red centre, the great barrier reef, seeing wildlife in its natural habitat, visiting several beautiful islands and beaches, and spending time in cities on the coast. one of the big things about travel is that it does cost money, and this is where working becomes really, really important. when i go to america each year, i would pay agency fees, pave my flights. and that does involve a little bit of money, but maybe £a00 or £500, then you get paid more over the summer. if you want to come home, you can, you don't have to travel. but you are there, why would you do it? yes, to australia, the floods were more expensive, again, but i was earning very good mon

vegas. but in one part of the valley, the cops are taking a hands-on, targeted approach. >> there are nearly 14,000 vacant homes throughout lassquatters have become such a big problem that the north las vegas police department has started a task force to combat it. we're spending some time with some of the officers today. and because squatters are often armed, we have to wear these. >> officer scott vaughn leads the department's squatter enforcement effort. >> how many calls are you responding to a week with regard to squatters? >> it's daily. >> daily? >> if you looked at a map, it looked like somebody hit it with a shotgun. because it's everywhere. >> so wealthy neighborhoods? >> yes. >> middle-income neighborhoods? >> everywhere. >> the squatter task force starts the day with a list of properties. first up, a house owned by a woman who lives out of state. on her last visit, she encountered squatters who threatened her. >> the owner has kind of stayed away from it for a while due to the fact she's had squatters and she's afraid of them. they've had guns in the past. this is the house. >> the owner has given the officers per

traveling with the president in las vegas amid reports that the justice department and the securities and exchange commission are now going to investigate the collapse of silicon valley and what that could portend. peter? >> president biden is here for a fund raiser. there's a different fund raisener los angeles last night. they gave us a transcript of his prepared remarks for donors. he never mentioned silicon valley bank or the banking system. but while he was there, we know that justice department was preparing the early stages of this probe to see if there's any criminal activity in the days and weeks and months leading up to svb's failure. when president biden gets asked about this, he's trying to answer question with a punch line. the audio is tough to hear. he said i didn't ask to borrow any money. that's what elizabeth warren is asking greg becker about possible insider trading with a new letter that says please list all inferences that you sold stock. were you aware of any concerns or problems with the back's balance sheet, the risk management practices or any other matters affecting the bank's ability to remain in business? if other banks fail, there's now

valley of fire state park. we're about an hour north of las vegas, and you really don't see formations anywhere like this in nevadaetroglyphs from the ancestral people. we have amazing wildlife, incredible views. most of our hiking, most of our viewpoints is going to be right off the roadway. there's a few tours to the northern portions of our park, that's a different perspective. >> the way we go in there is, it's on the rural side of the valley of fire. you can't really get in there nothing else but four-wheel drive or atvs or utvs. the trail that we're on is just the most amazing views throughout the whole state park. we're going through canyons, through the sandstone mountains that are surrounding us. we have the famous sand dunes through there. you get the rpms going, get the sand kicking everywhere, having a great time. it's a good heart-pumping experience. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. i got a lot of this from you. the more you lea

las vegas aces. it's also a member of the class of 2023. we wouldn't normally care about an n i t semifinal game between alabama birmingham and utah valley, except the fact that utah valley coach mark mattson has reportedly been offered. the cal head coaching job went to overtime tied at 83, the blazers , brewer pulls up for two of his 30 points goes under win 88 86 after turning things around you valley and sees his team's season ended with a record of 28 9. we should find out soon if madsen's next stop is berkeley. no sharks tonight hosting the winnipeg jets team still in the playoff chase, and a n way to cg out the season. the sharks on the board in the first period, jacob peterson, from behind the net finds noah gregor outfront trucks in front one nothing. they're going to win three nothing. james reimer, earning his third shutout of the year went on the ice and went on the court. things are looking good. good night. all the way around. absolutely alright. thanks joe. everyone thanks for joining us tonight. good night. -bye, honey. -ohh. ♪ we're alone! we're alone! we're alone! we're alone! ♪ there's a box out here marked fruit of the month.

las vegas right now talking about tax increases. he's there live to save medicare esh eshgs. the plan for silicon valleysupported by the treasury secretary will make the insured and uninsured depositors whole. that plan getting different reactions. >> they banked a lot of venture capital, risky money. there were a lot of incentives for risk takers to bank with svb. because of that, svb should be allowed to fail and those people that put their money at risk there should have to eat the consequences. >> when we roll back regulations so that bank executives can use these banks to boost their profits, to boost their own salaries, to get big bonuses, they are doing it by taking on more risk. banking shouldn't be boring. we have a chance here in congress to make banking more boring again. >> the bail-out of that bank causing image problems for the president because the wealthy are the ones that will get -- be whole in this as their $250,000 or more than that in the bank will be recouped by them. back to you. >> martha: great point, edward. with that, we are pleased to bring in dave mccormack, most recently a

the financial times reports when silicon valley bank imploded last week, most of the 8,500 staff were still working remotely. some from miami, some to las vegasal nomad thing. long after wall street ordered their bankers back to the office, the california bank's executive at times worked from hawaii. let's bring in kevin o'leary who you know from "shark tank." great to have you with us today. i'm curious what your thoughts are on this bit of editorial or not editorial but their report from their annual report where they admitted, this might be a problem for productivity. >> it has no merit. it's a bankrupt idea and a falsehood. this bank blew up as a result of a negligent board and i'd management. it's that simple. there's many institutions in 11 sectors of our economy. most of the companies founded up to 40% of their staff are not planning to return. doesn't matter what sector you're in, including financial services. the reason is people realize they have a better lifestyle, lower cost. including jobs like accounting, logistics, compliance. these used to be in cubicals in the basement of operations anyway. these employees are enjoying a bett

las vegas, president biden talks tax increases to save social security and medicare as bank stocks in the u.s. and europe tumbled. the global financial system rippling from collapses of silicon valleyk and signature bank last week. >> i think that most of our members, first and foremost, want to have the question answered by the regulators what happened. i mean, how come they were asleep at the switch and didn't see this coming? >> biden's treasury department plans to make insured and uninsured depositors whole including those holding more than $250,000 threshold for fdic insurance. the move prompting pushback in washington. >> they're guaranteeing these billionaires their money back. how are they going to do it? they are not insured. the billionaires knew they weren't insured. >> some sought to put the blame for root cause on biden's spending. >> what do you think caused inflation which caused the fed to start inflation rates which caused the run on these banks? >> every developed economy in the world is experiencing inflation. >> others taking the fallout as a warning sign. >> those bank failures highlighted our fragile our economy is right now given decades-high inflation and ri

las vegas tonight where president biden will speak at a fundraiser later. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. as the feds start sniffing around, our own research is confirming that silicon valley bank admitted in a proxy statement a few weeks ago that for several months of last year they didn't have a chief risk officer. >> possible criminal wrongdoing in the months leading up to silicon valley's bank failure is now being probed by the justice department and the fec. while on the road president biden is hoping to turn questions about this into a punch line. >> did you talk at all today? >> thank you. >> thank you. >> appreciate you. >> senator elizabeth warren is asking about insider trading, writing to svb's former ceo to ask about stock sold since march of last year, quote: at the time of any of these sales, were you aware of any concerns or problems with the bank's balance sheet. >> the bank executives failed on their responsibilities. they bet on low interest rates while the fed was increasing interest faster than any other time in the last three or four decades. >> president biden told donors last night i intend to build on the progress and finish the job we set out to do

las vegas. the site of the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history 5 years ago. coming up, we're going to be talking with an expert about the fallout from the collapse of the silicon valley bank. and what today's big announcement means for the attack and banking industries. >> as a whole. but first, we're going to be looking at the snowy conditions up in the sierra this weekend. rodriguez sierra this weekend. rodriguez is got your forecast. - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >> well, our coverage of the wet weather continues tonight in the north bay where we've seen closed in flooded streets throughout the weekend. kron four's amanda hari is in santa rosa tonight outside of a home depot where people are stocking up on last-minute supplies. amanda. >> yeah, people are getting out here braving those wet are closed for risk of flooding other streets i saw were actually

valley and south bay into the evening commute. some thunderstorms possible tomorrow. beyond that, we'll see another break, but we're focused on the next 48 hours. in l las vegasccoli ice c cream, anand broccolili hotdogs,, anand of coursrse, they hahavw ununseasoned b broccoli..... with stetems. -dadaddy, i don'n't want t o gogo to las vevegas with y u and d mommy tomomorrow. oh, are yoyou sure? arare you surere you dodon't wantnt to go, itit will be s so muchch fun! ♪♪ [ applause ] >> hey, everybody. welcome back. it is 8:30. it is a tuesday morning, march 28th, 2023. we have a great crowd here on our plaza. >> go hokies! >> a really nice guy right over there gave me this coat and hat. >> too bad craig is not here. he and i could make a bet. >> we're going to. >> i just found an autograph. that's a trl move. >> and it was a pen that was very nice. >> do you remember how to write your name? >> ryan seacrest. >>> coming up this half hour, we are so excited because mary j. bliej takes things in a new direction. >> and also some of today's best sellers from fashion to beauty. also, get your spring cleaning going. >> plus, a new cook book out today that's all abo

valley, 41. daniel 41 else abroad and hercules both at 40 degrees, so as you can have 16 and 20 tahoe and south lake top 41 cold degrees in las vegasand 41. also in fresno, with monterey 42. if you're north, more clouds of your south and east more sunshine today today is a mix of sun and low clouds and we'll get more clouds on the weekend could be some very light rain to the north on saturday and drizzle or light rain looks likely on sunday night big systems, but a colder one will drop in from the north northwest going over this year, giving them or snow. and i say very little amount of rain, but temperatures will be hard pressed to warm up over the next 3 to 5 days. that's for sure. cold chilly morning. low clouds. some breaks, though mostly sunny lister in that low cloud deck, then partly cloudy fifties on the temps, and you're 60 on the temps. we should be around 60 to 70 won't see that we'll see a lot of clouds kind of a cool weekend, but it does look mostly dry until early next week. alright z's thank you, thomas 6 43 and organic foods company in the east bay is closing its local operations coming up the manufacturing challeng

valley. colonel i'll showing thirties. yet alameda in pittsburgh are both at 49, some mid forties union city and also in the hayward 18 south like tower 45 down in las vegasnd 39 crescent city and also uk and so the jet stream continues. the two branches the southern and the northern to try and carve out some more rain forest won't be today. today looks good, light steady rain on sunday. and rain and maybe win as we head into monday night for sure, on tuesday, so you can see the higher clouds offshore. no big deal. today's okay. saturday's alright might even be warm on saturday and sunday morning. rain kicks in that will take us through the afternoon evening hours. maybe a little break late sunday and early monday, but try your attention to what's going on here as we head towards monday night. tuesday's turning to really ramp up some of these totals. there are some projections. i should add. there are some that take it more down towards monterey and areas south , so we'll see. but right now we'll just go with it fifties on the temps near the coast and low to mid sixties inland. tomorrow looks okay. but clouds will be rolling in but will be on the warm sid