assured they will be protectednd have access to their money we have an obligation with payroll. we have an electrical business and we have to meet payroll this afternoon. that s why i am here. everything is insured. we are not worried. going to collect my share and go home. wow. yeah, wow, right? it s a full-on bank run. these are old-school bank runs. let s not scare people. no, i m saying what we re seeing. a few banks. yes. let s hope it s not more. good morning. it is the top of the hour. glad you are with us. customers getting their money back after the stunning collapse of silicon valley bank. concern is growing as don was indicating for other regional smaller banks across the nation. their stocks are tanking. how much danger are they really in? former treasury official roger altmann is here to weigh in. a massive winter storm slamming the northeast. right now with powerful winds and up to two feet of snow. we will take you live inside the stor
storm. plus, a texas judge under the microscope for not wanting to tell the public about an abortion rights hearing. we begin with the growing concern for america s banks. we are watching the fallout from the biggest bank failure since the 2008 financial crisis. stocks of two dozen regional baijs plummeted yesterday even after president biden took emergency action to ease the panic. we are watching wall street this morning. t moody s said these six banks on the screen are on watch for potential downgrades citing, quote, extremely volatile funding conditions. meanwhile, the biden administration has been scrambling to contain the situation and prevent other banks from collapsing. yesterday silicon valley bank customers lined up to get their money back after president biden guaranteed their deposits following that bank s failure. joining us for perspective is roger altmann, the deputy