All right, everybody has been quite a weekend. As we start this Monday, March 13th, you're

listening to the Mo news podcast. I'm Mochewanunu. And I'm Jill Wagner. This is the place

where we bring you just the facts and where we read all the news and read between the

lines. So you don't have to Jill daylight saving time, March badness selections, the

Oscars. And most importantly, like the biggest bang scare in like more than a decade, what

a weekend on Sunday night, I said to my husband, I'm like, I'm really tired. And I don't

know why he's like, you don't know why he's like daylight saving it basically rattled

off all that. It's been a really dramatic weekend, a really concerning weekend for a number

of folks impacted by a few of these stories. We haven't even mentioned California, which

will get to in this podcast as well. So Jill, let's let's get rolling here.

All right, let's get to the headlines. The US government steps in and says that customers

at Silicon Valley bank will have access to their money Monday morning as they shut down

a second bank this time on the East Coast in New York overseas enemy Saudi Arabia and

Iran agree to restore relations that deal brokered by China and Saudi Arabia also laying out

what it would take to make peace with Israel. Metta, the parent company of Instagram and Facebook

reportedly working on a competitor to Twitter, an early start to the allergy season, selection

Sunday, who's in and who's out the latest from the Oscars. And Mosh has on this day in history.

A special day for planets in the solar system. We don't talk about enough Jill. All right,

I will anxiously await that Mosh. For now, though, let's start with the collapse of Silicon

Valley bank, the biggest story in the financial and banking world and what we know after a very

stressful weekend, some are breathing a sigh of relief as we start the week. The US government

worked all weekend to contain fallout from the collapse of Silicon Valley bank and institution

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