human smuggling into the country, one day after lawmakers held first site hearing at the actual border. fox news exclusively capturing this video of the group touring rio grand valley last night. you re watching fox and friends first, i m todd piro. ashley: i m ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. hoping to force administration to pay attention to what is upon haing. it is important we convene in texas to share light on brutal and unsustainable conditions this president s administration has caused at the border. my hope is for an honest conversation in america at the border tonight with each of you. the u.s.-mexico border is close to 2000 miles long, how many pounds of fentanyl are coming through the ports of entry? we need to secure the border. ashley: todd, who else better to lead this site tour than brandon judd. you can turn on fox news channel nearly any time of day and see brandon on there. he is fired up because what we re seeing at the border is a comp
bank failures, silicon valley bank and signature bank. christine romans, what is happening with credit suisse is different, but it s also spooking thing market. it is. so this is european banking fears that are now spreading back into an already fragile and vulnerable u.s. system. credit suisse down 20% to a record low. several european bank shares are halted in european trading. so that s just feeding into the worry about rising free agents and fragilely in the world. dow futures down 1.5%. if this holds this would take away the rally in yesterday. nasdaq, s&p futures also lower here. the regional banks that bounced back in the u.s. yesterday a sign of stability, a sign of relief, a mixed performance. first republic shares in premarket trading up a little bit. some of the other banks are down and again what folks are really zeroing in here is what are the exposure to these banks, these long-term treasuries, long-term securities that are going to be hard to sell in the near
to evacuate tonight. water rescues under way. ginger zee here in new york, rob marciano in california, both tracking it all. in new york city, just in tonight, the convicted terrorist who drove that home depot truck into several bicyclists and pedestrians, killing them, has just learned his fate. also news just coming in involving the republican leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell, after his fall, leaving the hospital, but not going home. mary bruce is live. the criminal investigation involving former president trump. the grand jury here in new york hearing from a key witness today from trump s one-time confidant, lawyer, and fixer. and tonight, trump on whether he ll testify. aaron katersky reporting. the scare onboard a united flight taking off from newark. what was found in the bathroom. and the airport where it was landing temporarily closed to air traffic. a third concert canceled for bruce springsteen. what they re saying tonight. also news coming in this
hello and welcome to inside politics. i m john king in washington. thank you for sharing your very busy news day with us. call it a biden racy can you. the federal government swoops in to pay back depositors after a bank goes under. he promises 2023 will not look like 2008. the bottom line is this. americans can rest assured our banking system is safe, our deposits are safe. plus mike pence says president trump was reckless on january 6th. a big question now, whether pence repeats it when he s with gop voters in iowa, new hampshire and beyond. and president biden green lights a giant oil project in alaska. progressives are mad again. the drilling project suggests an early move to the middle with an eye on 2024. up first for us, though, a pair of bank failures and a white house emergency plan the president says will protect the economy but not at your expense. president biden speaking this morning before u.s. financial markets opened for trading and before most banks o
race for the white house coming in. bottom line. business as usual. all transactions are fully functional. thank you all. sandra: we begin with president biden today scrambling to restore confidence in america s banking system after the swift and sudden collapse of two banks that pumped in fears of a wider economic crisis, and a lot is unfolding at this hour. hello and welcome, everyone. i am sandra smith. grateful to start another week with you. john. john: it seems like every week there is something new. i m john roberts in washington. this is america reports. the president addressing the nation before the stock market open, assuring that their deposits are safe. taking emergency measures to contain the damage from two of america s largest firms. sandra: while the president blames bank executives and republicans for the failure of silicon value bank and signature bank, critics say about the aggressive rate hikes meant to rain and rampant inflation inflation ar