foxes anita vogel reports.saturday marks the 53rd annual earth day, and this year's theme is invest in our planet. it's something some biologists believe is critical because of our changing climate from greenhouse gas emissions already threatening where many of us live along with the vital crops. we need to survive places that used to have ample rain during the growing season, are now suffering droughts and places that used to be drier or now suffering floods. making it much more difficult to know where and when to plant and rely on crops, so it's becoming really risky to rely on regions that we've been relying on as major sources of food from the peaks of the purple mountains, majesty to the depths of the oceans, wildlife experts say the choices we make every day like using single use plastics, for example, impact ecosystems around us. we can't continue to consume without regard to the commonwealth of the planet. we also can't keep expecting someone else to fix the problems we all contribute to. but aside from

and joining us now is professor julian vogel with san jose state university. so >> a professional start with silicon valley bank. where does it stand? has it been bought out? it is it still exists. what's going on with that bank? >> well, it is technically been bought out. so far we're trying to make sense of what happened be the bank is has been has a calm down and we're looking at what lessons we can learn from this. >> so the big concern, of course, is people are asking if you're a depositor, there is my money safe everyone keeps talking about the $250,000, you know, limit. but the fed is also intimated that maybe they might cover more than that. it. can you shed some light on that situation. >> right. if you're a depositor $250,000 less, absolutely nothing to worry about. there is no a reason to be concerned if you have more money in that bank, then you might liable to use everything 250,000. not that they would be another in florida. other a security station of more than that. but realistically you, if you have that much more money than you should be thin

vogel says anyone with less than $250,000 in the bank has nothing to worry about. that amount is the standard amount insured by the fdic. >> amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. big haitian rental rules are going to change in sonoma county. we'll tell you some of the new parking in occupancy regulations and bay area residents getting videos from their family members living at error in sudan. the efforts to help the people living in the battle started country. also after the break, the tennessee 3 lawmakers meet with president biden. we'll have a live report from washington, d.c., on >> welcome back. it is 4.15, on this tuesday morning. thanks for joining us. dark and early right now. as you can see, no sun just yet. but as you can also see, we're not looking at any fog this morning, which that bodes well for visibility 100 morning commute as you are venturing outside here in a few minutes. just morning, much like yeah. got out there yesterday. enjoyed it enough. we're going enjoy today, too. golden gate bridge looks good on what

. >> ashley: anita vogel has the story. >> it was signed by 51 intelligence officials stating that the hunter biden story was russian disinformation. we learned from deputy director michael morrell that secretary of state antony blinken played a key role in creating that letter before he became secretary of state. house judiciary chairman jim jordan and mike turner sent a letter to blinken thursday letting them know their panels are looking into this. part of the letter saying the biden campaign played active role in the origin of the public statement, which had the effect of suppressing the hunter biden story and preventing american citizens from making a fully informed decision during the 2020 presidential election. >> this has been political from the get-go back to the murrell situation on october 14th about the biden business operation and then vice president joe biden involved and there was concern he was and turns into political operation. that letter became basis for keeping thisasmation from the american people. >> and now an irs whistleblower claiming that attorney general mer

julian vogel is assistant professor of finance. >> a receivership is the fdic coming in and handling the failed bank, selling the assets of the bank to them meet the obligations of the bank such as the people that have $250,000 or less in deposit. >> reporter: vogel said when the fed raised interest rates, the value of some of first republic assets went down. the bank was faced with less money on the balance sheet. that led to people panicking because of what happened at svb and the mass withdrawal of funds. >> these banks that are affected had an issue with management. they didn't diversify enough and invested in large amount of their assets in risk free treasury securities and that is never ideal. >> reporter: big picture, he says it's not easy to see how everything will unfold. >> it's hard to say. i don't think at this moment we will repeat 2008. >> reporter: he is concerned that more banks will see a similar fate. >> it's sad but it is what it is. >> reporter: first republish is ranked among the top 25 banks in america by asset size. >>> on friday the federal reserve released an

one year away from my family in east germany and in other places working with a guy named wolfgang vogel, who was the spy trade. if any of you saw the bridge the the the the about he was the guy so i dealt with him and the goal was we had arrested the united states had arrested a east german spy and i and i got a call from the ci vogel and said it would be good you could have somebody represent him who we can negotiate with. so i got jean baker and harvey silver guy to represent him to fax all this fabulous lawyers and. the goal was to get an exchange mandela and sharansky for this east german guy. and another guy who was in the south african prison from the soviet union and mandela said, no. and i said, we can get you out. and mandela said, no, i'm not a spy. i'm not a of a trade. i am walking only when both and the segregationists and the apartheid government in south africa lets, me walk out, i'm walking out as a political not as a spy. he refused to be involved in the deal. we sharansky out in fact sharansky his wife, when she called me, he had just been arrested. he was about she wa

anita vogel in for sandra smith.raight ahead this hour but start with a report on the withdrawal from afghanistan which puts the blame on biden's predecessor. >> it's a fox news alert and crickets from president biden who drove off to camp david after reporters got the look at the long-awaited afghanistan report, dropped just minutes before the briefing. exposes major flaws in how it was executed, and tries to place the blame on the former administration. >> anita: i don't know, even mainstream media outlets are slamming the timing of the release, one reporter calling it the very definition of a holiday news dump and still no word from the president on the matter. >> john: americans are still seeking answers to why president biden green lighted the withdrawal of all u.s. troops so quickly, even when his top generals advised against it. >> no one told your military advisers, no, keep 2500 troops. an no, no one said that to me that i can recall. >> i recommend we maintain 2,500 troops in afghanistan. withdrawal of the

vogel is live in new york. good evening. >> reporter: crime certainly is a problem in new york city. we are talking about in general, though, the big brands like target, macy's, walmart and others all being forced to close down stores all across the country. why, you might ask? take a look at is. because of scenes just like this. smash and grab robberies where teams of organized hooligans smash windows, break in, and scooped up as much merchandise as they possibly can. just last week, walmart and chicago and rei, the sporting goods store in portland had to shut down locations there after shoplifting had reached an alarming rate. in a new report the national retail federation says unfortunately, today, it is too easy to profit off of crime. >> certainly the use of using the internet makes it so much easier to resell them that it incentivize people to engage in organized retail crime. about 45% of the items we take our resold through online marketplaces. >> take a look at these statistics from the new study. here

we spoke with julian vogel, an assistant professor of finance at san jose state university to give us an inside look at what's happening. >> so the executives are taking a a pay >> the shareholders they suspended. didn't overall. i think they're doing the best they can in the situation. focus currently is on these banks. nobody wants to was a repeat of 2008 of potential ripple and chain reactions. >> you know, vogel says that if you have less than $250,000 in the bank, you have nothing to worry about. the fdic insures that full amount. >> under the uc berkeley students are taking over the school's anthropology library. the students have been there for 5 days straight now. they're hoping school officials will reverse its plans to close the library. uc berkeley has been trying to close it since 2012, but similar student led occupations have kept those doors open. the school says, though, the plan is necessary because of shrinking budgets. however, students argue closing the library would create hurdles to accessibility and to the in-person experience. >> speaking of the uc system, stude

vogel says anyone with less than $250,000 in the bank has nothing to worry about.hat amount is the standard amount insured by the fdic. >> amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> whether time now as we get a live look outside san francisco all lit up on this monday night. >> let kind of windy this weekend. but the temperatures are going to be climbing. lawrence is here to tell us about that. where your tropical? yeah. ty. good vacation like weather out there right now. got some 80's for highs in the valleys. we could see some 90's this week about that. yeah, numbers to see that and see those all you're either. but here we go tonight, skies are mostly clear. couple patches of fog beginning to creep in. >> along the coastline, looking good up toward the golden gate bridge. those we've got a light breeze blowing. today's highs. yeah, cool bit. compared to the weekend we were down someone so said 80's today we backed off into the 70's 77 degrees. still a very nice day. and temperatures running above normal in concord. 76 in santa rosa was 74 degrees and sunny in livermore, 72 bea

. >> we spoke with julian vogel, an assistant professor of finance at san jose state university about what's going on. >> so the executives are taking a a pay >> the shareholders they suspended. didn't overall. i think they're doing the best they can in the situation. focus currently is on these banks. nobody wants to repeat of 2008 of potential ripple and chain reactions. >> and now we don't want that. vogel says anyone with less than $250,000 in any bank has nothing to worry about because that is insured by the fdic. >> some sad breaking news to report this morning. legendary singer, actor and activist harry belafonte has died. he passed away in his manhattan home. he began his career in the 1950's and quickly became one of the first leading black men in hollywood. during the 60's, he became a civil rights activists and had a strong friendship with doctor martin luther king junior won 2 grammy awards, a tony and an emmy for his incredible career. he was 96 years old. next on the kron. 4 morning news now. county has new requirements for vacation rentals will tell you what you can. >>

nobody wants to repeat of 2008, potential ripple and chain reactions. >> vogel says anyone with less than $250,000 in any bank really has nothing to worry about because the fdic insures up to that amount. >> some sad breaking news to report this morning. legendary singer, actor and activist harry belafonte has died. he passed away in his manhattan home, began his career back in the 1950's quickly becoming one of the first leading black men in hollywood during the 60's. he then became a civil rights activist. i had a strong friendship with doctor martin luther king junior elephant. he won 2 grammy awards a tony and an emmy for his incredible career to short of. and got there. he was 96 the result. coming up next here on the kron 4 morning news. sonoma county has new requirements for vacation rentals will tell you what you can and cannot do if you own one up there. >> plus, bay area residents getting videos from their family members living under terror in sudan. the efforts terror in sudan. the efforts no matter what type of dog you have... or, cat you have... frontline® plus lets you

vogel says anyone with less than $250,000 in the bank has nothing to worry about. that amount is the standard amount insured by the fdic. >> amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> coming up, the fight to protect libraries at uc berkeley as the school looks to turn them into digital only and a man arrested for piercing his son's ear. the law that police say he broke even though his son asked him to do it. plus, a plane catches fire mid air. what sparked the flames and the video taken from inside. and don't forget all throughout the warriors postseason run kron 4 will be running a nightly playoff edition of hoopsession join jason aaron and kate as they break down each game as well as bring us the latest interviews from players and coaches. that's tonight. and every night this week at 10, 45? >> take a look at this. a plane in flames after taking off the flames coming out of the engine on this american airlines jet. the pilot told passengers a flock of geese flew into the engine on takeoff from the airport in ohio. pilot then turned off the engine return to the airport where th

well, vogel says anyone with less than $250,000 in the bank has nothing to worry about. it's all insured out again, insured by the fdic. we're going take a break at 5.10. >> coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. sonoma county has new requirements now for vacation rentals. we're going to tell you what you can and can't do if you own one. meanwhile, after the break, the tennessee 3, the lawmakers are going to meet with president biden will have a lowe's knows you never come in for just one thing. so we've got to know a lot of things about a lot of things. like what makes your lawn thrive, paint that adds color in one coat and a dishwasher that handles all the dirty work. you got this. and we got you. when the murrays discovered gain scent beads, they fell in love with the irresistible scent. ♪ ♪ huh, huh, so did their dog roger. ♪ ♪ gain scent beads keep even the stinkiest stuff smelling fresh. when that car hit my motorcycle, gain scent beads insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm, it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now, and find

i need a vogel, fox news governor newsom announced. california has reached its goal of selling 1.5 million zero emission vehicles in the state two years ahead of schedule. in 2012, then governor jerry brown set the goal and expected to reach it by 2025 the governor's office as back then many people thought it was an unrealistic goal. no other state in the nation is doing as much as we are to accelerate our clean energy future and that starts with unprecedented investments to make these cars more affordable for california and families and deploying chargers across our neighborhoods. california adopted new regulations last year requiring 100% of new car sales to be zero emission by 2035 years of persistent drought across the large portions of the country are causing scientists in the rocky mountains to use a technique called cloud seeding to raise critically low water levels, according to the u. s bureau of reclamation, roughly 40 million americans across seven states. rely on water from the colorado for drinking farming and recreation.

vogel says anyone with less than $250,000 in the bank has nothing to worry about. that amount is the standard amount insured by the fdic. >> amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> take a look at this. a form of baseball focusing on sound is letting blind people play the sport in what's called beep baseball. both the ball and cylinders on the bases make beeping noises so players nowhere to go for some players. the thrill isn't waiting for the right pitch or hitting a ball out of the park. but for derrick scott, it's all about the chance to run. >> in my mind, across with 20 carl lewis and just and in my mind with us to this bill, he been able to run this fish? you can just exhilarating. >> i love that. but he get so much joy from runnings. i do not get any joy from running the football players competing from around the country traveling to different tournaments, ultimately trying to reach the world series against dozens of other teams working now to get more funding to expand this sport. very cool. and tech news today. a warning about ai voice scams. plus, apple winds a fortn

you got to look up on the base level. vogel, if you got the little nicely, i'm putting it back a day the death ago. i doubt that was joke, but i would you be to look pushing him would i need to know if need to eat and now should get dillard's door should that's what i was promised that by to made back in december and january that there will be no boots on the ground in ukraine, it's not on the table, it's not in the cards, is completely reversed, and that's being done incrementally, drawn down, as we call it. and that brings our total commitment. insecurity assistance to ukraine since february, $213.00 and a half $1000000.00. so all support for your brain shop defense is an investment in our own security and prosperity as well. but we will stand by your brain as a friend of self concept. chad, to mushroom the jeeps data me and i see a good, you know, police dean given that, you know, getting a teeth afraid calling golden a de la. it grows. it that it, that did it. but it was good. she thought you were, i mean he goes to speed studies them because i will go if the of the which race pr

nobody wants to repeat of 2008 of potential ripple and chain reactions. >> vogel says anyone with less than $250,000 in any bank has nothing to worry about. because by default, they are insured through the fdic. that money will always be there for you. it is 6.10, coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news. sonoma county has new requirements now for vacation rentals and tell you what you can and can't do if you own one. >> through airbnb or vrbo. so more on that to come. meanwhile, bay area residents getting videos from their family members living under terror in sudan. >> the efforts now to help the people living there in that battle scarred country. plus the tennessee 3 meet with president biden will have a live report from washington on the gun policies. those lawmakers discussed. >> and rough to another clear morning. temperatures out there will rise quickly that are all the sunshine that we're already beginning to see. daytime highs today warmer than yesterday's in warmer than yesterday's in only getting at olive garden, nobody loves alfredo quite like we do. we make it from scrat

if you look up on the basin level, vogel, if you do get a little mislead principal, it does look a day, the death to go. i doubt the result is what i would think you'd be pushing and what i need to know is from the others. but adults that had this problem, national dealer dealer thought they should, that but i was promised that by and made back in december and january that there will be no boots on the ground and you grant it's not on the table. it's not in the cards. is completely reversed and that's being done incrementally, draw down as we call it. and that brings our total commitment, insecurity assistance to ukraine's in february, $213.00 and a half $1000000.00. so all support for your brain self defense is an investment in our own security. and prosperity as well, but we will stand by your brain as a defect. advice to defend itself. concept? chad, humor schuman. i paulina dean, can you, can i keith, breaker golden, the july ill gross it? oh dear, it is good. she thought you were going to cost him speed said he's come because i will go if the weight based up to you. yeah. i see it

and they knew it got to renew school, guided to look up on the base level. vogel if you just got the regular principal, it doesn't convey the data guide out the result. but i wouldn't think you'd be to be pushing and whatnot. and you sort of know if the other, a national dealer dealer thought the place that i was promised that by did made back in december and january, that there will be no boots on the ground and you grant, it's not on the table. it's not in the cards is completely reversed and that's being done incrementally, draw down as we call it. and that brings our total commitment, insecurity assistance to ukraine's in february, $213.00 and a half $1000000000.00. so all support for your brain self defense is an investment in our own security and prosperity as well. we will stand by your brain as a district likes to defend itself. the concept? chad, humor, schulman, give me a good no problem. yeah. dean, can you know, getting her keith afraid coming go from the july. it will grows. it, there it is. good. she's here. so you know what i mean? the custom speed studies them because

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joining me right now is julian vogel. assistant professor at san jose state university.hank you for joining us. literally, this just reuters reporting the ftse is preparing to place first republic under receivership imminently. what does that mean? >> failed bank. so selling off assets and meeting the obligations of the bank. kristen: does that signal that first republic bank is about to collapse? >> receivership, that essentially means that the bank has collapsed. kristen: remind our viewers how it got here and how it was triggered when it was triggered when i started with silicon valley bank last month. >> sure, so, there is no direct spillover from each of these banks, it is more of an independent set of problems that affects all of these banks at the same time. and this and set of problems starts with the fed raising interest rates, which then leads to the treasury bills that all of these treasury securities -- that all of these banks held on their balance sheet being worth less than what's listed on their balance sheets. so essentially the banks have to adjust down

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club level boston is a brazil and they knew it got a new school guided to look up on the base level. vogel, if you did get a little mislead principal, it dasheka dykes, the death to go. i doubt the result to be thought i would think you'd be to look pushing and would i need to know if any of those adults that prompted national good duluth or patricia does. but i was promised that by did made back in december and january that there will be no boots on the ground and you grant it's not on the table. it's not in the cards is completely reversed. and that's being done incrementally, drawn down, as we call it. and that brings our total commitment, insecurity assistance to ukraine since february, $213.00 and a half $1000000000.00. so all support for your brain self defense is an investment in our own security and prosperity as well. we will stand by your brain as a friend of self concept. chad hugh mushroom deep to me and i see a good.

those who so remained caught in the crossfire at home now face the added problem of tribal dispute. vogel journalist abdulla was saying, dennis, this report, even after on our cfc, slayer, william nathan sedan, luscious, scrupulous in many areas in the sudanese or forest rulings that have it all spy on bomb being mulatto, sorry, it's of europe except for phone says, well, you have your weapons on until drop guns that are to support foreign associated that they control 90 percent of all the in that snuffy through the capitol are now under control. i was such a 2nd. skin wasn't respond to the article monday june. i don't have to put the hardwood hon confirmed earlier. douglas control and honestly don't know except for some areas seemed our fall under our country walk into in on time the foster mic. there are also started. good leah to occur on account. do you think the answer to what the situation on the continuation of our thoughts on civilians? these flashes included several products from janina forcing those events to leave their homes while the city struggles were burned to the ground.

now face the added problem of tribal dispute. vogel journalist, abdulla who's saying i missed this report when after announcing refused the slayer william in sudan blushes scrupulous in many areas, seem hockey. most of the news are forest rulings of heaven. all sky on bomb being mulatto sawyers of the lubbock support phone says, well, you have your weapons on until prop gonna go out to support for his so security that they control knowledgeable, sent on all the in that stuff you through the capitol are now under control or was such a 2nd as cameras that were supposed to the army for monday, june. i don't have to put the hardwood hon confirmed earlier that they control all of so don't know except for some areas seemed are for and they are going to walk into in on time the fonts. and there are also stated that they can resolve this war in a short time, but they are walking very carefully to preserve the infrastructure, a new sure the safety of the civilians regarding double security of negotiating with the hours of commander general of trinity on moran is this not possible to sit with him f

. >> i'm anita vogel, now back to "life, liberty and levin." america you heard a lot of people talking about show me the i 'lman and i'll show you the crime. he was stalin a right hand man, until he wasn't. for 20 years he was head of security. for th oe so soviet union,t a mass murderer, a mass rapist, a vial evil devil of a human. stalin got tired of him. and he went in front of a show you trial. they took him to a basement. where people like him were executed. a basement that was built at his instructions, he cried like a baby. h he was on the floor. begging for merse and shot in the back of the head. he was responsible for slaughter of millions of ukrainians, in responsibleaugh for slaughter of polish generals and other military personnel by the thousands and responsible for the slaughter of russians, people were just picked up off of streets.d professionals. activists. opposition leaders. show me the man and i'll show you the crime.se you see that in the modernchin day communist china, you see it in modern day russia and modern day iran an

julian vogel is an assistant professor of finance at san jose state university. >> receivership is basically the fdic coming in and handling all the affairs of a failed bank. it's selling the assets of the bank to then meet the obligations of the bank. such as, for example, the people that have $250,000 or less deposited. >> reporter: the value of some of the assets went down. the bank had less money on the balance sheet. that led to people panicking because of what they saw happen with svb and ultimately the mass withdrawal of funds. >> more people withdraw the money. when the bank is more likely to go under. however, these banks that are affected also had an issue with their management. they didn't diversify enough. they invested unproportion gnatly large amount of assets in risk-free treasury securities. and that -- is never ideal. >> reporter: big picture, he says it's not easy to forecast how everything will unfold. >> it's hard to say. but i don't think at this moment that we're in a repeat for 2008. >> reporter: molina however is concerned that more banks will see a similar fate. >> i

we can speak now to melanie vogel, a french senator, who is co—chair of the european green party., notjust from the constitutional council, but hundreds of thousands of people on the streets, people elsewhere. how critical moment is this? it is streets, people elsewhere. how critical moment is this?- critical moment is this? it is of course critical, _ critical moment is this? it is of course critical, even _ critical moment is this? it is of course critical, even though i l critical moment is this? it is of i course critical, even though i have to say the decision that the court is going to make is not about the substance of the law, it is about the procedure. so what ever, even if the procedure. so what ever, even if the constitutional court tells us as it stands, it is possible to pass this reform and to increase the legal age for retiring, political opposition to the bill is not going to reduce because the basis for the opposition is not whether it is constitutional or not, it is whether it is fair or not. this won't be judged by the constitutional court. if i mayjust explain

have you ever seen vogel back on . >> he's a 3040 i left him but he's got for days. >> emily? how are you doing? >> a great. >> awesome. what you think about this issue? we've been covering it more it seems like there's a new story every week and you talk about i it's uncomfortable. because people are afraid to trust their own eyes and speak the truth. what about you? i take such issue with that lia thomas is, that you played in the beginning where she said yo can't have's have support you can't say you respect trans women in support us here and no here. i take issue with that because you can respect and support someone's freedom of choice and ability and right to do whateve they want but why can't you acknowledge limitations? when i lived in california i wa an emt and a lifeguard and i wanted to be a firefighter. i was too short. i am 5'3" acknowledgment and beat my limitations. i found a way to fulfill that purpose and goal of mine withou standing up and saying no no no this club and this existing parameter have to include me because i am saying so because i'm throwing a tan

all this anatomies deford were so focuse on children's anatomy, i feel like i use laptop for jerrod vogel think of it on a superficial level. nobody wants to hear motley cre thing smoking in the person who produces room. do you want them to say person who produces eggs produces eggs produces eggs instead of girls, girls, girls pride you notice i'm taking on all the strip cup club references right away. anybody who says music is an example of white supremacy has never been on a dance floor. >> very good. >> katie, we're not just seen a perversion of biology, or seen perversion of language. like, they got it backwards, there is a word and a definitio of the word, but now the definition takes the word. it makes no sense. >> i am just an egg basket walking around. >> can i call you egg basket? >> i would probably get by, wit my? >> what if i sent it to you in text? >> don't do that. >> all of our language is based on gender. so oatmeal and female, our language is completely dependen on those terms. it's built around it so we star destroying the language because we're deconstructing gender, yo

and authorities would later learn it was the same gun he used to kill lauren. >> vogel pled guilty to the 22nd, how much were you hearing about lauren and what was going on with her? >> it was never brought up unless i brought it up. what's being done, have y'all changed rooms for her yet? what's going on, and they were just like we were going to handling it and the director of conduct is going to look it. very nonchalant, it's going to get done. nothing happened. >> in the hours later, they discussed the concerns that resident adviser diamond jackson had first raised by email three weeks before. she spoke to joe mccluskey after lauren's death. >> i was able to call her mom and tell her exactly what on my end. i told her that i was sorry. i wish i could change, i wish i could go back. and i told her exactly what i did. who i spoke to. i laid it all out, and i really told her that i really wished i would have went and helped her, and she was just being so kind. i'm like, why are you being kind to me? your daughter is gone, and i could have helped her and she's like, diamond, there is n

julian vogel is assistant professor of finance. >> a receivership is the fdic coming in and handling the failed bank, selling the assets of the bank to them meet the obligations of the bank such as the people that have $250,000 or less in deposit. >> reporter: when the fed raised interest rates, the value of some of first republic assets went down. the bank was faced with less money on the balance sheet. that led to people panicking because of what happened at svb and the mass withdrawal of funds. >> these banks that are affected had an issue with management. they didn't diversify enough and invested in large amount of their assets in risk free treasury securities and that is never ideal. >> reporter: big picture, not easy toll see how everything will unfold. >> it's hard to say. i don't think at this moment we will repeat 2008. >> reporter: he is concerned that more banks will see a similar fate. >> it's sad but it is what it is. >> reporter: first republic is ranked among the top 25 banks in america by asset size. >>> on friday the federal reserve released an anticipated report in

i'm anita vogel along with joey jones ketly ann conway and tom. to the big "the big saturday show" the big story tonight -- president biden's announce . his reelection bid that could be just three days away. this weekend he's at camp david likely huddling about that announcement that many news outlets are reporting will happen on tuesday and that happens to be four years to the day that biden got into the 2020 race.

this is "america reports" and anita vogel, welcome to friday. >> beijing strongly opposed taiwan's president visiting the u.s. and meeting with house speaker mccarthy. >> john: and lawmakers will meet with tsai ing-wen in her country, a move to certainly embolden the chinese government. and how the u.s. might respond if china invades taiwan. >> aishah hasnie is on the ground with more on this. hello, aishah. >> hi there, anita and john. chairman mccaul, in order to avoid conflict but told me that authorizing war powers not out of the question here. >> so speaker mccarthy and yourself have said that multiple times now, that we need to arm taiwan now before there is any sort of invasion. what about u.s. troops? >> then you are talking about authorized use of military force that would come out of my committee or a declaration of war, which we have not utilized since world war ii. >> would you support that? >> if china, communist china invades taiwan, i think that is certainly, if the american people support this, the congress will follow. >> so tensions have been ramping up ever since taiwan's

got a new school guy need to look up the base level. vogel is huge. it got a little nicely in principal. it dasheka bakes the death to go. i doubt that was joke, but i would think you'd be to look pushing and whatnot. and you sort of know if the others eat, but adults. okay. this crap national dealer dealer thought patricia does. but i was promised that bite and made back in december and january that there will be no boots on the ground and you grain. it's not on the table, it's not in the cards, is completely reversed and that's being done incrementally, drawn down as we call it. and that brings our total clipping in security assistance to ukraine since february, $213.00 and a half $1000000.00. so support for your brain. self defense is an investment in our own security and prosperity as well, but we will stand by your brain as a defect. likes to defend itself. the concept. chad humor shouldn't give me a keith. afraid coming over me july. it will grow, it did it, but it was good. she thought, you know what? i mean the custom speed studies come becaus

i'm anita vogel along with joey jones ketly ann conway and tom. welcome to the big "the big saturday show" the big story tonight -- president biden's announce . his reelection bid that could be just three days away. this weekend he's at camp david likely huddling about that announcement that many news outlets are reporting will happen on tuesday and that happens to be four years to the day that biden got into the 2020 race. that announcement expected to come the same week that hunter biden lawyers will meet with department of justice officials, one source telling fox news it's not necessarily a signal that prosecutors are ready to charge hunter but the timing it sure interesting especially now that white house appears to be doing damage control over that testimony from the former cia deputy director who told congress now secretary of state blinken played a role in inception of the letter signed by intel officials that describe the hunter biden laptop story as disinformation a white house spokesperson attacking republicans on the judiciary committe

professor julian vogel is assistant professor of finance at san jose state university. he says in 2019, the banking laws changed previously. >> banks like silicon valley that had more than 10 billion dollars had to undergo stress tests and more requirements. but the limit was raised to 50 billion and they were not subject to as much regulation but lack of these before. without these stress tests. and mary analysys made it harder for the board of directors for management and also for the federal reserve system. >> to discover certain shortcomings and mismanagement of a new federal reserve released friday points to poor management. >> and lax oversight of the silicon valley bank by the fed staffers and the federal reserve supervisors did not understand the extent of the bank's vulnerabilities. that audit admits the federal reserve must strengthen and supervision and regulation. i think that will definitely be changes. it's hard to say which reporting in san jose justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> there are some big concerns over the snow melt in the sierra, particularly thi

professor julian vogel is assistant professor of finance at san jose state university. he says in 2019, the banking laws changed previously. >> banks like silicon valley that had more than 10 billion dollars had to undergo stress tests and more requirements. but the limit was raised to 50 billion and they were not subject to as much regulation but lack of these before. without these stress tests. and mary analysys made it harder for the board of directors for management and also for the federal reserve system. >> to discover certain shortcomings and risk management of as we be a new federal reserve released friday points to poor management. >> and lax oversight of the silicon valley bank by the fed staffers and the federal reserve supervisors did not understand the extent of the bank's vulnerabilities. that audit admits the federal reserve must strengthen and supervision and regulation. i think they will definitely be changes. it's hard to say which reporting in san jose justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> most of the valley at the heart of yosemite national park is going

inter kia, where celebrations are subdued this year after devastating earthquakes and february, seneca vogel has more from antonia. what everybody says is, is love this aid. the 1st a religious aid of the month of the year is a bit sour because many of those people who are living in the earthquake with an area as have a loss. some people among their families. if they haven't lost any beloved ones, they have lost their homes. and i'm in one of the container cities that have been established by the disaster management agency in the city of potty, how tall is one of the worst hit cities? a by the earthquake. it has been a quiet morning. we joined the prayer, the morning prayer. i would the people, people are trying to establish a neighborhood among themselves, but they're all upset. the children are trying to be hopeful, as they are not that much aware of the situation. it is still a feast for them, it is still at an eat for them. but when you speak to the elderly and they are upset, but they are thankful that they are still alive. at least some of their children are alive. and since yesterday

back in 18 excuse me, 1938, last vogel famous as the boy genius of the legendary william morris agency, had urged her to write her memoir. but at this time, nothing could have been less appetizing. she would been paid a pretty penny for it. but that would have just about covered the cost of her funeral. but as the years went on this idea of becoming author, especially since so many of her friends were authors and book publishers, began to appeal to her much more. dozens of mugs had made the fortune selling books selling screenwriter turning stories of gangsters and gold diggers into bestselling and hit plays and musicals and movies. why shouldn't she? so in 1945, she up her house and moves out to california. like so many people did of that generation still now. and so many of her pals had she goes back to high school. she is still dying for that education, never had. she goes to junior college. she goes to los angeles junior college and gets her associate's degree. and finally, after seven years and scores of, rejections by every single publishing house in new york city in 1953, she pu

i need a vogel fox news. include earth day san francisco, a family friendly event from 11 to 6 at the county fair building at golden gate park. also the earth and arbor day festival in cupertino in the library, parkfield from 11 to 3. there are many earth day events, all throughout the east bay regional park district and good luck guadalupe river park in santa clara. all events are free to attend. no, no. no new report is out about the health of california schools when it comes to climate change, the climate resilient california schools report was put together over the last several months by a statewide coalition of nearly 50 experts. they work together to explore the challenges of climate change from the perspective of children's health and education, according to the report. climate change is a crisis for kids and their schooling. it also found that schools are not equipped for climate resilience, and it calls for investments in climate resilient school infrastructure. we in the in the field of medicine in

professor julian vogel is assistant professor of finance at san jose state university.> banks like silicon valley that had more than 10 billion dollars had to undergo stress tests and more requirements. but the limit was raised to 50 billion and they were not subject to as much regulation but lack of these before. without these stress tests. and mary analysys made it harder for board of directors for management and also for the federal reserve system. >> to discover certain shortcomings and mismanagement of as we a new federal reserve released friday points to poor management. >> and lax oversight of the silicon valley bank by the fed staffers and the federal reserve supervisors did not understand the extent of the bank's vulnerabilitles. that audit admits the federal reserve must strengthen and supervision and regulation. i think they will definitely be changes. it's hard to say which reporting in san jose justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> we'll take a look at this. this butterfly sculpture is no longer at golden gate park. the unauthorized artwork was installed on a va