a lot of people are frustrated and scared. it s scary for the world, i guess. i anticipate there will be a lot of moving money to the bigger banks. neil: unbelievable. believe it. fox on top of it. a banking mess in the making and still messy. three banks have technically collapsed this month. actually in just the past week. so far fears of a contagion are not taking held. here s what we know. customers are nervous, make that very nervous. officials aren t helping matters in when they say don t worry. we ve got this. do they? we ve got you covered with kelly o grady outside silicon valley bank branch where customers have been lining up. peter doocy in san diego where the president is trying to tamp fears down. peter, what are traders watching? none other than carl icahn on where this crisis could be heading. welcome. i m neil cavuto. so much happening today in real time fast time market conditions. let s go right now to kelly in los angeles with the very latest from the
around the world. the search for survivors, is transitioning from rescue mission to recovery of the dead. we re live this hour. mike pence subpoenaed by the justice department. and the case of the suspected spy plan. the pentagon has released details about what they found inside. the world health organization is warning of a looming disaster of survivors of monday s earthquake in turkey and syria. people have been forced to the bitter cold, huddling around fires. and without proper sanitation and medal resources, the worth is yet to come. workers are making graves for the thousands that were killed. this makes this earthquake deadlier than the one in 1999. the search and rescue team is on the ground in turkey, setting up a tent camp and looking for survivors. turkey s foreign minister says his country has received offers of insistence from 16 world organizations. the world bank pledging $1.8 billion. no matter where you look, it doesn t seem to be enough. cnn s nick p
11:27 a.m. before the suspect entered the school, he immediately unleashed more than 100 rounds, shortly after that, three officers entered the school and two of them were immediately grazed by the gunman s bullets. john: according to texas dps, as many as 19 officer gathered in the hallway as of 12:03:00 p.m. no effort was made to breach the door of the classroom until 40 minutes later. law enforcement facing questions and criticism over the amount of time that passed before they stormed the classroom to stop the carnage. uvalde mayor will join us in the next hour, but we have team coverage this hour on all angles. karl rove will join us in moment. alicia is live in houston where the nra convention is being held. john: bill melugin, what a news conference that was. bill: yeah, john, that is an understatement. i think our jaws hit the floor as well, one of the big highlights we learned from the moment the shooter was first encountered by police in that school until th
none other than carl icahn on where this crisis could be heading. welcome. i m neil cavuto. so much happening today in real time fast time market conditions. let s go right now to kelly in los angeles with the very latest from there. kelly? hi. good too see you, neil. we ve had a roller coaster of emotions on the ground this weekend and this morning. there s been lines outside of this bank as customers come to retrieve their deposits. we re all wondering what this may do for the fed at its next meeting. so i want to talk about that. they did meet this morning. it is rather ordinary. they meet every other week. breaking just now, we learned that the fed is leading a review of the supervision and regulation of svb in light of this failure. the findings will be released may 1 and we re hearing analysts the speculation that the fed will halt rated hikes.
the united states and you have information about someone who was committing a criminal act, someone who is trying to overthrow the legitimate votes of the people, he should want to give that testimony. he should have wanted to give it to the january 6th committee. and he should want to give it to the department of justice. in washington, the u.s. house has passed a resolution that condemns china for the spy balloon that blew across the country last week. lawmakers call it a brazen violation of sovereignty. officials have gleaned information from the wreckage. one said it belonged to a fleet that had flown over 40 countries in five continents. we re hearing analysts have yet to see the payload that contains the surveillance equipment. it s believed that the chinese president was unaware of the