[cheers and applause] shannon: the crowd outside the courtroom going wild for actor johnny depp as the jury ends up mostly on his side. the multimillion dollar decision against his ex-wife amber heard. but we begin tonight in tulsa, abigail dai of fox 23 news leads us off tonight with the latest on wednesday s tragedy. hello, abigail. high there. it has been an extremely emotional day here in tulsa. i m standing just across the street from the natale medical center on st. francis campus, where all this happen. you can see the flashing lights are behind me as police continue to investigate. they say today a man came into the building along with a rifle and a handgun, killing four victims before turning that gun on himself. police say they responded to an active shooter call just around 4:50:00 p.m. and they arrived on scene and just 3 minutes. officers arrived to the sound of gunshots, but police say once they got inside, and onto the second floor, they found four victims
clearly, markets believe there is going to be more banks to go before this all settles down. what are your thoughts? investors are often quite edgy at this point, even the ceo of jpmorgan following the purchase of first republic suggested that he thinks we are now at the kind of first segment of this and that there is going to be other things to come. not necessarily bank failures but i think what he is probably alluding to is maybe some consolidation within the bank. you ve got to remember there are thousands of us banks and i think many of them have not been prepared for the sharp rise in interest rates that we have seen and are now probably looking at their own risk models and saying maybe we are not quite diverse enough, maybe we are overly exposed and this is what we effectively sought from the three banks that had gone bust now, they ve either been exposed to a very restrict deposit of a sore they ve been exposed to a certain asset or loan book or even a combination
some big bets and some bad bets that will poorly run and also poorly supervised. the fed has already come out and said we re going to have to do a better job at taking a close look to make sure there s not future banks like this. if you look at this set of vulnerabilities, there aren t other banks that look like they re in this same set. blind, it s interesting to know that markets are reacting with maybe caution but not devastation. you can see it s actually a little on the positive side this morning. the federal reserve recently predicted a mild recession this year. so fears of the economy still going south remain. has this banking crisis, the banking failures we ve reported on contributed to the sense of economic unease, do you think? ana, just in the last few hours we heard from jamie dimon, the ceo of jpmorgan which swooped in to take first republic by the reins. he was saying this part of the
have a impact company may not stay. it ll have an impact on just on disney, but i think of all these other huge fortune 500 fortune 100 companies that have flocked there. i was talking to jamie dimon, the ceo of jpmorgan . they have a ton of employees in florida now, and he says, we re very pro florida about this the other week, and he said, look, we re going to continue to stand up. for things we believe in like lgbtq rights . for example. do you think that this will dissuade other big businesses from moving more people to florida even though the business and tax incentive is so appealing for them or not really. you know, it s really hard to tell. i think that right now florida is definitely very it s a very attractive place for businesses. and i think you know this is, um this is a fight that i think we re going to be watching for a while, the governor has decided to take on corporations and um, he is. he has decided that corporations
of drive the economic engine in terms of investment and hiring and economic growth, so we will see some fall out. you know my senses. maybe a little more optimistic than the ceo of jpmorgan. i you know, obviously , recession risks are high. but, you know, get reports like today s job numbers. it gives you some confidence. this economy is very resilient, and, uh, it can withstand a lot and i think it has a good chance of navigating through without going into recession. so what? what is your take on what is happening with the labor market slowed down. what does it mean to you? uh it s good news. it s threading a needle of fredricka . you know, we need to see slower job growth. uh slower wage growth. moderation in how tight the labor market is, because that s really critical to getting inflation back down to something that we all feel comfortable with. so this today s numbers consistent with that. and of course, we don t want the labor market to fall apart. we don t want to see job