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When two blackhawk helicopters crashed last month in kentucky. an army spokesperson says the suspension is effective immediately with units grounded until they complete additional training. >> and the blame game is being played in the financial world . the federal reserve now saying last month's collapse of silicon valley bank was caused by poor management and lax oversight. the fed also says the industry needs stricter policing to prevent future bank failures. the fed is highly critical of its own role in svs failure, saying supervisors were slow to recognize problems. i'm mary rafferty. now ...

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Some are hoping that a white knight might swoop in. and elon musk said could look into a digital bank. and most banks have been under tighter safeguards since 2008 and svb was making that on bonds. i used to work on the that side and we were wondering when the bubble would burst. neil: thank you. kelly on that. shark thing was telling me that he thinks that this is not a fed problem that this was unique to this bank, so it's silicon valley bank problem. take a look. >> the reason this bank went to zero is very old-fashioned reason, poor management.

Diverse depositor base, through no-fault of the regional banks, that were getting slammed in the last week. >> right. neil: their customers wonder. >> well, listen and you can't blame them. can't blame the customers from being concerned about that. now, if the-- if the regional banks are not under the demands that sivb was, there's not that risk, no reason to have that here, but you can't stop someone after they're witnessing to be more protective and kevin o'leary, if you're spreading out your assets amongst three or four different banks you're going to reduce your exposure, but i suspect you...

This, whatever you think of the bank, it wasn't doing anything nefarious with mortgage derivatives or assets that were risky. it was investing in treasury notes and bonds and normally the safest of the safe and unfortunately it bought the majority of the bonds, you know, before interest rates started rocketing, so they were underwater when they needed to provide cash for a lot of investors who wanted out. we know the rest of the story. the reason why i'm mentioning that to you is a lot of folks did that. and then a lot of folks might have that type of position that, you know, if they own those...