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Rory is beyond Wall Street following the fall of Silicon Valley Bank.

I'm Pam Hussau, Fox News.

The bank's collapse has customers and companies scrambling.

The collapse triggered the biggest bank run in US history.

Customers at the bank withdrew $42 billion.

Works out to over a million dollars every single second for a period of 10 hours.

One day later, customers weren't so lucky, especially here in New York.

Tech founders and CEOs showed up here trying to withdraw their money.

Not only were they turned away, the cops were called on them.

Fox's Nate Foy regulators are discussing ways to protect depositors.

More misery is in store for flood ravaged parts of California.

Another storm this week is expected to dump heavy rain.

Yesterday, a levee breach along the Paharo River flooded a farming community in Monterey County.

First responders say they have rescued dozens of people so far.

Engineers are working to assess the damage and figure out how to plunge the hole in the levee.

Fox is Christina Coleman.

No definitive word from the White House on whether President Biden will sign a bill pertaining to the pandemic.

No clear decision from the president, but a clear one from members of the House who overwhelmingly voted for the director of national security to declassify information related to the origin of COVID-19.

It is perhaps the strongest message yet from Republicans and Democrats indicating that Americans have serious questions about where the deadly virus came from.

Fox is Charles Watson.

More unrest in the Middle East, the Israeli military says three Palestinian militants were shot and killed in the West Bank today after opening fire on troops.

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