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tv. alright as we take you live to that opening bell this morning.l banks are rebounding this morning, led by los angeles based pacwest bancorp. that's after bank executives there announced a cut to its dividend to shore up finances and some of the big earnings reports this week come from disney, airbnb, rivian and roadblocks so we will keep an eye on all of that. right now. it looks like a little bit of a mixed opening. no big swings in either direction. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to monday. it's may 8th little cool with some rain a little bit north. that is correct lot of fog over us now. forties and fifties, though, it's a gray morning here. the rain line looks to be about pendulum north, and there's not that much, but cathedrals picked up over a third of an inch forties fifties. on attempts here and we are looking for another cool day from that system, which has been swinging into the north and extending down to about northern and southern sonoma county, almost nor

tv what became known as the boston tea party. revolutionary spaces welcomes you into the room with a meeting occurred right here at old south meeting house. my name is jl bell. i write about revolution boston and tonight i'mng honored to be one of the revolutionary spaces volunteers helping to bring to this event. now i would like to introduce the president and ceo of revolution spaces, ladies and gentlemen, doctor nathaniel sheidley. [applause] thank you, john. good evening, everybody and welcome to old south meeting house for the 249th24 anniversary of the boston tea party. [applause] so here at revolutionary spaces our mission is to bring people together in order to explore our nation's unfinished struggle to create and sustain a free society. and it's evoked in such a profound way by this building that we are in tonight which our organization cares for and by the old statehouse just down the street. these places are so central to the story of who we are, and what better way for us to explore that mission and translate it into dialogue and fun than to gather here in this room where the meeting of the body of the people happened 249 years ago. the meeting

this is mornings on tv, and as we take you live to the opening bell, it is women's golf day at the newf you play, you know it can teach you a lot about yourself and others, including patients. a lot of patience and concentration. i personally think golf is a great game. there's the bell ringing live and the numbers are headed lower will have all your business news coming up. thank you for joining us here on morning sun to pam cook. a senior in for david is wednesday , may 31st and another day of gloomy skies across the bay area in certain cities. let's check in now with steve paulson we see right behind him. the sfo camera shot with fog. there's a lot of fog out there. what's new? i mean, it's been this way almost the entire month, and there's not much changing anytime. so it does look a little warmer inland this weekend, but i'll deal the deal as we get closer to it. fifties on the temps 50 50 duvet devore. i mean and thunderstorms in the mountains. and some of these are big boomers. so keep that in mind if you're heading up there. that's not changing any time soon, either. sixties an

tv. alright as we take you live to that opening bell this morning target is the latest big retailer to postorts more people are pulling back on spending sticking to necessities. now as that bell rings, the wall street seems to be hopeful about a debt ceiling deal because stocks are headed higher. with the dow jones gaining about half of a percent 165 points is that bell rings, we'll get you all your business news and the numbers coming up. thank you for joining us here on morning sun to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to wednesday. it's may 17th you know, i still run outside the weather for steve, even though in our new set have to go a long way, steve, but it's still gray out there. i'm starting to feel the coolness. developed like you said today, no doubt about it. yeah, there's no easy way to get outside here that we do have fog increasing. i think we'll get a bigger fog bank today. little more of an onshore push overall , though, when the fog rolls in, and it's doing that, and there's a pretty good fog bank out there . lots of fog cool to mild, low sunny later, a little

tv. alright as we take you live with that opening bell ringing right now more turmoil in the financial sectoruts. wall street, of course, has been watching the banking sector in particular, as the federal reserve meets this week, widely expected to announce another interest rate hike and, of course, the failure of first republic bank. moving over to jpmorgan chase a lot of the banking stocks in play right now we have all your business news coming up. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday morning. may 2nd the sky opening up nicely, but it's cloudy and still some rain drops. do you still some around most of it east and south here lesser amounts to the north. but i would keep an eye on things here. this is a really a cold core system. and any breaks in the cloud cover is going to lead to some rapid development, but the heaviest amounts by far been along the peninsula down to the santa cruz mountains. ben lawman is almost up to an inch of rain. that's pretty impressive. so rainy day people it will be off and on today cloudy cool, br

tv. and as we take you live to that opening bell ringing right now. the latest report on jobs. the monthly employment report for may was released in the last hour shows that despite the banking crisis, tech layoffs and tough economy more jobs were created last month, then economists expected also in this morning. apple leading tech stocks higher after posting good quarter strong sales that is city year ringing the bell. by the way, they're celebrating. yeah, i knew you were looking closely. people want to know 20 year public school system so good. that's nice for. thank you for joining us here on mornings onto i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's friday. it's may 5th i was outside. yes it is opening up still cloudy rain. they are chirping. no rain right now. but steve's have wait until tomorrow . you'll get some rain. that is true. so the birds finally woke up, woke up about time before the birds. that's not that's not good forties on the temps are low fifties and there's just a lot of low clouds around. so it'll be a cloudy to mostly clou

tv. a surprise as we take you live to the opening bell, abercrombie and fitch is bucking the trend of disappointingand beat the street's estimates for the quarter and raised its guidance for the rest of the year. abercrombie and fitch credits the increased profits on inventory changes to cater to people heading back to the office and back to social events and attracting more affluent shoppers. wow about 18% on that about that profit report . thank you for joining us here on mornings onto i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's wednesday. it's may 20/4 middle of the week outside our doors. it's cold again. it's gray. and it's windy. steve yes, yes, yes to sell that's correct. it is not about it. there's a lot of fog out there and forties on the attempt on the stanford campus. 46 santa rosa, downtown at 49, and most locations are not that much warmer thunderstorm activity came right down to sacramento valley will continue northern california northeast, also focusing now on the tahoe truckee area. for us, it's a big fog bank and there is a chill in the air, no doubt about it. low overcast dri

tv. and as we take you live to that opening bell this morning.eserve is expected today. analysts say the markets have already factored in another quarter point, increase. the big question as that bell rings live is what happens next. wall street will listen for any hints when the fed wraps up its policy meeting today ahead of the announcement. stocks are headed slightly higher this morning. that's after a solid report about jobs added in april one more business news coming up thank you for joining us here on mornings onto i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to wednesday, may 3rd it's also cold and damp outside. steve paulson is more about your weather. are they in town, dave ? cold and damp your old buddies the road mine. it is on the cool side here, and there's been a lot of rain yesterday and today some of you maybe had some of those cells go through and dropped a tremendous amount of rain. in a short period of time. we could easily see that again for the morning, though that's just been more of a rainer forties fifties on the t

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