cbs's willie james inman is at white house with the latest. good evening. >> reporter: good evening nancy, silicon valley bank, the fallout happening within a matter of days. this follows a bad bet and loss on bonds. that led to a run on the bank which caused the second largest bank collapse in american history. following the collapse of s silicon valley bank this week, officials in washington are expressing concern. >> when banks experience financial losses, it is and should be a matter of concern. >> reporter: silicon valley bank is the 16th largest in the country with $209 billion in total assets late last year according to the fdic. the bank is known for serving tech startups and venture capital firms. >> silicon valley bank failed largely because of its links to the tech industry because tech is getting nailed by all the rise in interest rates and change in consumer preferences. >> reporter: on friday state regulators shut down the bank transferring control of its assets to a new institution controlled by the fdic. in a statement, the age

cbs's willie james inman starts us off from washington. willie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. that's right. president biden visiting selma, alabama today to mark the 58th anniversary of bloody sunday. while there he called for legislation that would strengthen voting rights as we await an announcement on his potential re-election. ♪ >> reporter: in a historic visit to selma on sunday president biden walked across the edmund pettus bridge, where demonstrators fighting for voting rights were attacked by state troopers. the president again pressed for voting rights legislation, something he has not gotten across the finish line during the first half of his term. >> the right to vote, to have counted, is the threshold of democracy. >> reporter: the visit comes as voting bloc ahead of a potential 2024 campaign announcement. on saturday former president donald trump headlined the annual cpac gathering of conservatives. >> we will evict joe biden from the white house. and we will liberate america from these villains and scoundr

." >>> i'm willie james inman in washington. thanks for staying with us.rs ago this week that u.s. forces invaded iraq with a mission to topple the government of saddam hussein. then-secretary of state colin powell had gone before the united nations detailing u.s. intelligence claims that iraq was building and stockpiling weapons of mass destruction. all of those claims turned out to be false. and while operation iraqi freedom led to saddam's overthrow and execution, the price was steep. $2 trillion spent. about 4,500 u.s. personnel killed. another 32,000 wounded. charlie d'agata covered the conflict from the very beginning and is back in baghdad. >> reporter: a very different baghdad than 20 years ago. when i first came here, people were still living in fear under saddam hussein. then the invasion, the fighting, the rise and fall of isis, the violence has now subsided, but it's taken a horrific toll. 20 years since shock and awe. 20 years since that night air strikes and cruise missiles lit up the skies over baghdad, paving the way for u.s. ground troops