banking regulators have an unusually large penalty on silicom bank last year, 280 $5 million and peas-- in fees. we will discuss this with sally bakewell. why was this fee so large? sally: when silicon valley bank was teetering on the brink of collapse it borrowed money from the federal home loan banking system. this system was set up in the depression era to lend to housing, but it has morphed beyond that initial mandate and you can probably get a loan for any purpose. silicon valley bank borrowed about $30 billion at that time. when regulators took it over, instead of keeping the loan outstanding they paid it back early which meant that they had to stomach the $285 million fee, but it reduces their borrowing cost and the longer term freeing up collateral. that is why we have this fee that goes into the bottom line of the federal bank, which was able to place a profit. sonali: should they be posting a profit off of the demise of another bank? sally: that question feeds into the broader debate over the system. it is a hot topic in washington and it was really amplified after the regio

a tremendous amount of silicom. hbm is growing fast, expected to be about 15%. mid to high teens of the industry. compared to being just half of that last year. as you look ahead to the new platforms being announced, nvidia earlier this week, broadcom yesterday, they are all placing tremendous emphasis on the performance and power of hbm memory. as ai becomes bigger, data lives in the products that micron makes for ai applications lives in the products such as hbm3e, but high agency dimm modules, as well as other products micron makes. ai is really driving tremendous growth trajectory. hbm3e is going to be critical. this is in very early innings. even if there are any perturbations in supply they will get absorbed over time. what is important to understand is, because hbm3e product is silicon-intensive, across the industry it is really leaving not enough supply for non-hbm products. that is what is driving tremendous strength in terms of demand/supply fundamentals and pricing trajectory for memory. ed: the question is, how do you keep up, right? hbm3e running at

. >> silicom sexual assault allegations and lawsuits forced the mayor of windsor to resign three years ago. well coming up word today, ex-mayor dominic foppoli may not face any charges at this point in the investigation. >> also taking matters into their own hands, the nonprofit responsible for building fences in the tenderloin without the city's permission, and crews will soon be picking up the pieces from this week's maritime disaster. >> why the effort to restore the bridge in baltimore could tak years he was accused of sexual misconduct and assault. he resigned from his position, but now, three years later, the california attorney general says there is not enough evidence to file charges. >> ktvu tom vacar spoke exclusively with dominic foppoli today about what's next for the former mayor. >> three years ago, then windsor mayor dominic foppoli became embroiled in multiple allegations of sexual assault and multiple civil lawsuits. despite a sonoma county sheriff's investigation and the attorney general's own without more evidence, no prosecution. attorney general rob bonta s office