trying to get cash out, prompting police blocking to the manhattan branch. nate foy joins us with the latest on this. hi, nate. hey, anita, this triggered the largest bank runs in u.s. history. withdrew $42 billion on thursday which worked out to over a million dollars every single second over a 10-hour period. a much more quiet day here than at the hone silicon valley branch in new york. as a dozen tech founders and ceo s showed up. they were turned away and the cops were called. take a look at the video. it happened after the shocking announcement of a $1.8 billion loss at the bank. depositors were turned away not only here, but also in california. the bank crumbled after a loss and they re known for the tech sector leaving startups in crisis mode. take a listen. if you re a start-up, cash is king. the cash and the work flow to be able to have runway is critical. so access to the cash to now to be able to pay your employees, to cover the expenses you ve got is the thi
hearing after congressional hearing he makes accusetory statement that has no basis in reality. if the president does sign the bill, they will have 90 days to release. anita: as you note the sentiment in congress has come long way from the topic from a few years ago. charles watson live for us, thank you so much, charles. anita inside the ferocious fighting in the eastern ukrai ukrainian city ba h is paying off with drivewise. bo-ring. get drivewise from allstate and save for avoiding mayhem like me. how do i do it all? with a little help. and to support my family s immune health,
to their efforts in ukraine, as not just the military takeov takeover of crimea, but their basic intervention into eastern ukrai ukraine, with their intelligence and paramilitary services. to the propaganda and disinformation, as they try to tarnish individuals. as well as the use of blackmail, that they would be able to then leverage for their own purposes. so it really does run the gamut from the most heinous and violent to that which is much more subtle and insidious. the scope is alarming. how does the kremlin s attempt to influence this previous election compare to soviet active measures during the cold war? what has changed in their stage
can see a commercial aircraft. it looks like a commercial aircraft. it squawks it squawks a commercial aircraft. so something is absolutely appalling that s gone on here. richard, hang on one second. colonel, hang on one second. i want to go straightaway to jim sciutto, our chief national security correspondent in washington. i believe you have new information. yes, john, i ve been in touch with officials in ukraine as well as other contacts on the ground there. the first thing i would just get across is that ukrainian officials are scrambling right now for a reaction to this. they are very concerned, i m told, about the circumstances under which this plane went down. that s the first thing. but second, i m told by contacts on the ground in ukraine that around the same time that this plane, mh17, disappeared, that the defense minister of the self-proclaimed donetsk people s republican, the russian pro-russian separatist group i should say that established a sort of quasi-state
an s-400 antiaircraft system. one of the most sophisticated systems crossing from russia into ukraine. and also within this last few days, there has been increasing numbers of air engagements that the donetsk-based separatists have been firing at ukrainian su-35 fighter bombers, transport plane. so the tensions have been increasing over the last several days here. bob windrem, thank you so much. joining me by phone is john cox, aviation expert for nbc and msnbc. john, what do we know about this plane, the 777, and whether this could have been a crash at 33,000 feet. it had taken off in amsterdam and was headed over eastern ukrai ukraine. the boeing 777 200 has enjoyed a remarkably safety.