Now see here, Pamela, I need you in the field. We need you to cover the banks, see?

What happened to your voice, Ryan?

Let me give you a piece of advice, Cookie.

Hey, hold it right there. I'm not a cookie.

Fair enough. You're the best gal in the newsroom who can explain finance.

So get out there and find me a story. Tell you what, Cupcake. Wait a minute.

I'm going to get this story not for you and not for the banks, but for tenors everywhere. Got me

Tater Tot? Yes, ma'am. I'm Pamela Kirkland. And I'm Ryan Willard. It's Wednesday, March 29th.

This is the 10 News.

10.

9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.

While Ryan finds his way back to this century?

Where's my typewriter?

You've probably heard about several banks collapsing, and no, not the buildings themselves.

Several banking companies have run into big problems and have been forced to close.

What happens when the place where people and businesses keep their money shut down. I have the story.

It's time for the 10 News explains what's going on in banking. Let's dive in. First, let's talk

about what a bank is. A bank is like a piggy bank, where people and businesses can save and borrow money.

When you or your parents deposit money into a bank, that money doesn't just sit there in an account.

That money has things to do and places to be.

The bank lend that money out to other people in businesses so they can do things like buy homes or

start new companies. Now, Silicon Valley Bank or SVB was a very special kind of bank. It focused

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