translator: it s fear of where do we go with the kids, because we don t have anywhere to go. we came to check our home but they won t let us in. millions in california, more rain expected throughout the weekend, and as more details come to life from that deadly kidnapping in mexico, we ll look at the growing business of medical tourism in the country. plus the bbc s soccer coverage plunged into chaos from the gary lineker partiality in the uk. this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. we begin this hour in california where a series of deadly storms unleashed historic snow falls and massive flooding across much of the state. the white house telling us the president spoke with california s govern gary newsome again on saturday telling the governor that california has full support of the federal government. it is likely to be a long, sleepless night and soggy weekend for many across the state especially in monterey county. the latest epicenter of extreme weather. a
after that wave of missile strikes took out about aered thof home there s kharkiv in the northeast. yesterday electricity 100% back on across the city after engineers worked two days to restore it and word electricity is back on across the entire kharkiv region though there s a problem with the trains that work on kharkiv s system. president zelenskyy says since start of this year, less than two and a half months, more than 40 missile strikesen 0 the kharkiv region alone and he also said this. listen. translator: missile and artillery, drones and mortars. the evil state uses a variety of weapons but with one goal to destroy life and leave nothing human. ruins, debris, shell holes in the ground of a self-portrait of
and it also hurt bonds like this bank relies on for funding. u.s. regulators held an unscheduled meeting friday to discuss this bank failure and i spoke to treasury deputy secretary and asked him what he thinks about this situation. listen to what he said. the federal regulators are paying attention to this particular financial institution in that when we think about the broader financial system, we re very confident in the ability, in the resilience of the system and also the fact that we have the tools that are necessary to deal with incidents like what s happening to the silicon valley bank. reporter: experts i talk to are hopeful this is more of an isolated incident than systemic one. most banks are not as exposed as this one to one single sector. major banks they lend to, not just tech companies but retailers and factories and media companies. moody s chief economist mark
sindty told me he doesn t think this failure is a sign of broader trouble in banking and that the system is as well capitalized as ever. let s hope so, because the last thing we need is a series of bank failures. back to you. former president donald trump is making serious legal decisions this weekend. according to a source meeting with his legal team at mar-a-lago to consider whether to appear before a new york grand jury. it s investigating his alleged role in hush money payments made to porn star stormy daniels who claims she was paid off to deny their alleged affair. an invitation of trump to appear this week and legal experts aren t sure that s in his best interests. no reason for him to do that. this is an unusual feature of new york state law. not just prosecutors being nice. they have to give any potential defendant to come in and testify before the grand jury. that s not the law in many states and not federally but no
administration s immigration policy looks like the one under donald trump. a closer look how this is playing out at one small school. reporter: in a deep canyon in tijuana, mexico, just south of san diego the dreams are children like this 9-year-old from guatemala. what s your biggest, biggest dream? to arrive in the u.s.? reporter: the flaws in the u.s. imflation system come into focus. little and bigger hands. yeah, yes. so we serve preschool age and elementary age children. reporter: lindsay opened this school for migrant children three yearation and say the border policies have migrants waiting in mexico to seek asylum in the u.s. my biggest concern is the toll these policies are going to take on children. do you like science? yes. reporter: arthur arrived in december saying the wait is depressing and sad. why is it sad?