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without power and commuters facing a travel nightmare. i think people thought that w winter was going to be done and over with and now we re getting hit. this is new england it is about time well, on the west, more catastrophic flooding in the forecast in the wake of weeks of unrelenting rain thousands now under evacuation orders, rescue teams already deployed to save people trapped in those deadly floodwaters. we re timing out both of these systems. and the gloves are off former president trump in iowa taking direct aim at his biggest competition for the gop ticket, florida governor ron desantis. ron was a disciple of paul ryan, who is a rino loser. how the crowd responded to that and why it may not be what the former president wanted to hear we re going to begin with the latest fallout from the collapse of silicon valley bank and the new inflation numbers out this morning. starting us off, jake ward in san francisco. our business and data reporter brian ....
There is a ton to get to on this busy tuesday right now, lingering panic as the fallout grows from the collapse of silicon valley bank. and we re getting a critical look at the state of the economy in the wake of that historic meltdown just this morning, the bureau of labor statistics releasing the f february inflation numbers the consumer price index rose 0.4% last month. those numbers cooling off, but still stubbornly high. now the action bes lawmakers are eyeing to prevent a future crisis and why many are desperately trying to avoid using the b word, bailout. and an extreme weather split screen a pair of brutal storms bear down on both sides of the country, dumping snow in the northeast and even more torrential rain in the west. 20 million people from west virginia to maine facing heavy wet snow, the kind of snow that brings down trees and power lines. tens of thousands already ....