hey, buddy. how s it going? it s going good. this is dad. my phone wasn t working. look at it here, man. you want to come to work with me next week? i wouldn t mind that at all. deuce is just 5 5 , the shortest player ever measured at the nfl combine. dad said he didn t know that his team was going to draft him or if his son would be drafted at all, fred. he said it was the best phone call he s ever made in his life. oh my gosh that made me so ver clement. thank you for bringing that, coy wire. loved it. hello, again, everyone. thank you for joining me, i m fredricka whitfield. arm and dangerous, that s how police in texas are describing the suspect in a horrific mass shooting. 38-year-old francisco oropeza has not been seen since friday night s attack in cleveland, texas. investigators say he opened fire on his neighbors when they asked him to stop shooting his rifle outside so their baby could sleep. five people were killed, including an 8-year-old. authorit
the problem, though, is that the silicon valley bank implosion last month, that made a lot of uninsured dpoesers, those above $250,000 made them nervous. first republic disclosed just how nervous last week. the bank said a stunning 41% of its deposits left the bank during the first quarter alone. that equated to a loss of $72 billion in deposits. fredricka, now we wait to see if the fdic will decide to take control of first republic or if another big bank will come to the rescue. so, ryan, how do you see it? could potentially be the case that another big bank doesn t bid enough for first republic and fdic says, no, it will be our property afterall? well, i think that s the worst case scenario. i think the fdic is behind the scenes making sure the bids are in. just to be clear, the bids they re making are binding. reported jp morgan, pnc in there