zion was about to. come work for us. layuna, local plumbers team, and san francisco building trades and hardy hardy congratulations to our winners and you can see our names and winners. that i know you sign up and get week'. all right, yesterday, we had our annual and mlk pool. when i was there, i didn't get a chance to see oh great, thank you commissioner hallisy, it was off the hook. and all of our staff is doing activity, you can do ar che re, you can sing, dance, rap, you got free food. and historically we've done this for all the kids in our summer camps. we had, that we partnered with the day view and girls club, mlq was open and they were doing stand up paddle board and it was fantastic, so a big big hardy congratulations to our team lead by superintendent williams and donnelly, our other, senior leaders and rec, jimmy chan, battle, linda banard and of course we had great help from our operations team, including denny concern, our superintendent eric anderson, daniel choy and a site supervisor, a lot of volunteers

. >> reporter: at ucf medical center mount zion, cbs news bay area caught up with two experts , including medical director and anesthesiologist dr. seema gandhi. the goal is to reduce the impact of these gases in the atmosphere. >> these are the same drugs delivering the same quality of care. >> reporter: they took us on an exclusive tour of the highly restricted area, the massive surgical unit at the medical center. >> we have made this a priority. >> reporter: inside the o.r., different medical hoses hanging from the ceiling connected to pipe systems embedded in the walls. each hose delivers a different gas or service to the patient. what is no longer there? the blue hose that supplies nitrous oxide. why? >> reporter: nitrous oxide stays in the atmosphere for about 114 years affecting the ozone layer. >> because it is pressurized, most nitrous oxide never reaches the o.r. the gas leaks from the large storage canisters that are stored outside or in the basement. it also leaks as it travels through the pipe system in the wall. >> 80 to 90% of purchased nitrous never makes it to clinical c

. >> reporter: at ucsf medical center mount zion, we caught up with two experts. they're part of a pioneering team on the forefront of a healthcare revolution. the goal to, reduce the use of potent greenhouse gases in the o.r. with no impact to the patient. >> anesthesia has changed. there are newer drugs, newer technologies, newer ways of delivering the same quality of care. >> reporter: they took on a tour of the massive surgical unit at the medical center. >> we've made this a priority. >> reporter: inside each o.r. different colored medical hoses hang from the ceiling connected to pipe systems embedded in the walls. each hose delivers a different gas or service to the patient. what's no longer there? a blue hose that supplied nitrous oxide. as to why? >> nitrous oxide stays in the atmosphere for about 140 years. it affects the ozone layer. >> reporter: it's also 274 times more potent as a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide. because it's pressurized, most nitrous oxide never reaches the o.r. the gas leaks from its large storage canister stored outside or in the

s&p said zions in particular remains negative after the review.ncertainty would weigh on the heels of these banks. remember also there is another thing as well if you are concerned about the direction of interest rates and the impact it is having on the banking sector in terms of the available securities, in terms of the health of maturity securities, and the price paid for deposits. two-year yield surging above 5% doesn't help that story and the direction of travel there. if you look the movements and the banking sector, that explains some of it. matt: the use of the downgrade -- keybank, comerica, valley, umb, and associated bank. i looked at the kre and saw that it still hasn't recovered from its initial plunge back in march. if you look at the big drop, the regional bank, spider s&p regional banks etf, the big drop in march, we are still at that level. things haven't gotten any better even if they haven't necessarily gotten worse. sonali: you look at the kbw bank an overall, there is only three stocks in the green in the index, and those inclu

preserving iconic places like zion and the grand staircase for general enjoyment. and to acquiring re acquiring habitat to recover populate of migratory birds and and restoring forest lands in the eastern part of the country and doing other like that, taking into account acting in the interest of future generations. i think it's some of the best examples of thinking and acting in the interest of future generations that the american political system has ever produced. the because these problems are global. the united states can take pride and should take pride in its historic role in this area, spearheaded by its public land policy. and we can see now emerging global networks protected public lands that include several biosphere reserves and world heritage sites that celebrate nature, now found in more than 100 nations. now, the one other challenge let me just mention briefly, and that's the the so-called recreational explosion in smhi previourerds. i mean, these these the slope here is steeply uphill. it's wonderful americans want to recreate on public lands. we ne

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zion's bank. from salt lake city. i can't tell you how many times i've heard from people because they know i've got shows that this bank was bleeding deposits from the eyeballs. hedge funds bet against it just like zion had net inflows. even though the stock was up, i bet it's going to have more room to run no froth number five. tandem diabetics care. very tricky. this company just got updated from what they say is the world's smallest, durable insulin pump they had positive net income only once in the past six years with sales in the last three year years, not so hot. stock was up 42% last month. too frothy right here tandem no thanks. coinbase up 38% great last month federal court rules crypto currency sold to individuals are not securities as part of a long running battle between the sec the ruling gave coinbase permission to keep doing what it's doing, which is merchandising a lot of coins yesterday, another federal judge said the same. said the opposite position in differing case so this is far from settled. toug

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. >> reporter: at medical center in mount zion, cbs news bay area reporters caught up with two experts. they're a part of the pioneering team on the forefront of a healthcare revolution. the goal? to reduce the use of potent greenhouse gases in the o.r. >> there are newer drugs, newer technologies, newer ways of delivering the same quality of care. >> reporter: they took us on the inclusive tour of the highly restricted area. the massive surgical unit at the medical center. >> so we've made this a priority. >> reporter: inside each o.r., different colored medical hoses hang from the ceilings. each hose delivers a different gas or service to the patient. what's no longer there? a blue hose that supplied nitrous oxide. >> it affects the ozone layer. >> reporter: it is also 274 times more potent as the greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide. because its pressurized, most nitrous oxide never reaches the o.r. the gas leaks from its large storage canisters that are stored outside or in the basement. it also leaks as it travels through the pipe system in the wall. >> 80% to 90% of the purchased n

know howal better earth will operate but if you can hear me and if there are antagonists, even in zioneor honorable roy blunt, united states senator from missouri. [applause] >> well, , on april 12, 1945, harry truman had come over to this building as clifton mentioned. he loved the capital. he loved working in the city. he would come to this building and not too far from here in a room that the speaker still probably calls the board of education, he and sam rayburn were going over the events of the day and whatever else they might want to talk about that day. .. something happened. well, there were lots of things happening in april of 1945. it's hard to know what harry truman might been thinking about when he went to the house later that for history since his mother would have already found this out. he wrote his mother a letter before he went to that night. and in the letter he said the day i went to the white house thinking i was going to see the president. i got there and found out i was the president. no president. in such a short period of, time made more consequential more conse

cornell: in the north bay, cornell barnard, abc7ew a hawaie volunteers at sf zion are finding ways toaise awareness about the impact of wildfires on maui. michael is selling a hawaiian dish made with love to raise money for the victims. >> growing up there, it makes me feel a sense of camaraderie that i really want to be helpful to the state i grew up in, even though i am far away. there is a lot of sadness along with the things that are going. 80% of some of the cities were hurt and destroyed. just by fire. dan: he is selling each one for about two dollars and will be able to deliver them to your home. to order he says search for him on facebook and send him a message. he is encouraging everyone to find a way to make a positive impact in this crisis. ama: support for maui will be top of mind tomorrow in the bay area aloha festival. as abc7 news reporter lena howland explains, many have deep ties to hawaii. lena: as relief efforts begin across hawaii, there is a different tone to kick off the bay area aloha festival on saturday. >> we feel for them back home. lena: cecilia is a vendor

president truman, i don't know how the operate, if you can hear me, and if there are antagonists in ziongentlemen. then, honorable roy blunt. u.s. senator from missouri. >> on april 12, 1945, harry truman came to this building as clifton mentioned he loved the capitol and working in senate, he would comese to this building and not far from here in a room that speaker spill problem cautions the board of education, he and sam rayburn were going over the events of the day, whatever else they would talk about. and a note was passed to vice president, you need to come to white house something has happened. there were a lot of things happening in april of 1945, hard to know what harry truman might have been thinking about what he went to white house, later that day for history since his mother already found this outt he wrote his mother a letter before he went to bed that night, he said today i went to white house thinking i was going to see the president, i got there and found out i was the president, no president in such a short period of time made more con sequential decisions than t harry

zion investment bought david's bridal after it filed for bankruptcy earlier this year.million while keeping 195 stores open and thousands of jobs safe. the goal is to focus on the e-commerce side of david's bridal. the company is confident about this working. earlier this week david's filed to officially dismiss its chapter 11 case, so here's the question: what will the new david's bridal offer fall brides? ceo jim mark ham joining e many now in a fox business exclusive. tell us about the bones of this deal and how you expect that it will keep soft of this iconic brand alive. >> well, zion is a long-term investor in david's, we've had a long relationship, and they work closely with the management team and understand all the tail -- headwinds the company was facing. so it was a natural to invest in david's bridal to keep the legacy alive and going and serving brides. we're very pleased to be here and have that opportunity. liz: let's talk about the brick and mortar stores. how many close? how many stay open? >> we closed approximately 100 stores representing around 10 pe

operation, and it was hot to find the leader of this operation, when the small resistance entered zion, the town of kia, south of hebron, in front of cameras and under security measures . intense from a passing car 25 a bullet is fired at the settlers and another body passes over the hands of the zionists. sohail said that more than 500 soldiers were sent to the region , but they still failed to arrest the perpetrators of the operation. and our soldiers are working day and night to reach those who are trying to kill us. in the news of the martyrdom operation in the west bank in the past, most of the names of janin and naqul are also seen and there is less mention of ali , this matter surprised the invaders. i entered kurds, especially that it happened in the hebron region, the enemy did not anticipate that this operation would be carried out in this region because this region is not an important region from a military and religious point of view. we had not seen the operations this week . there is a severe conflict between the palestinians and the settlers. this is the reason why the g

difficult to find the operator of this hot operation, when the resistance, which had just entered zion, the town of kirya, south of hebron, in front of the cameras and under strict security measures, 25 bullets were fired from a passing car at the residents of the settlement, and another body was found. sohail is on the hands of the zionists despite the fact that more than 500 soldiers were sent to the region, they still failed to arrest the perpetrators of this operation. the prime minister of the zionist regime also went to the scene of the shooting and started an arrest operation around the clock to reach those who are trying to kill us. in the past, the martyrdom operation in the west bank was mostly mentioned by the name of janin and naqul, and less by the name of ali. this caused the occupation to be surprised . it happened in the hebron area . the enemy did not expect this operation to be carried out in this area because this region is military and religious the region does not matter, the martyrdom operations in different areas of the west bank have worried the occupation force

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pushing the move along with the settlements minister who are both members of the right wing religious zion is in body. the proposal will be considered as an upcoming cabinet meeting. well, the ceo, all of the national committee of the arab local councils in israel. amir shut up, believes the ministers move is simply aimed at a weakening palace opinion communities and is right. cutting this funding from the local or maybe in the thirty's is an illegal step. this government started attempting to weaken the high of follow up committee and make it to legal, then attempting to make a radiant political policies illegal. and here we see a weakening of the heads of local authorities by cutting these funds from them. this is of course a huge extortion. this is an attempt to weaken the palestinian community living in is ready the territories. i'm pretty sure that the finance minister smoked fixed the settler did what he did for racist reasons. or the same time he said a 1000000000 shackles budget to enhance the sacraments recently in the ministry of finance. and also comes budgets from local and rea

don't know how the earth we'll real operates, but if you can hear me, if there are antagonists even in zionthe united states senator from missouri. >> well, on april the 12th, 1945, harry truman had come over to this building as clifton mentioned, he loved the capital, he loves working in the senate, if you come to this building and not too far from here in a room the speaker still probably calls the board of education, he enzyme were going over the events of the day and whatever they might want to talk about that they. i know it was passed into the vice president, you need to come to the white house. something has happend. there are lots of things happening in april 1945. it's hard to know what harry truman might have been thinking about when he went to the white house. later that day, before history, since his mother was already finding this out, he wrote his mother a letter before you went to bed that night. in the letter he said, today i went to the white house. thinking i was going to see the president. i got there and found out i was the president. no president in such a short period

and a hawaiian native is working with volunteers at sf zion to raise awareness about the impact of the wildfires on the island. michael fujimoto is selling spam musubi, a hawaiian dish to raise funds for all the victims. he says hawaii is close to his heart and he wants to encourage others to help make a difference during this tragedy. and, you know, it's not just about the food, of course. it's about ultimately, it's about raising that awareness so that not just, you know, it feels like those in hawaii are going through those tragedies. but you know, we as a community, as a global community and even in the united states here in california, can show our support to he's selling each one for around $2 and will deliver them to your home to order. he says just search for him on facebook and send a message. a lot of people want what they can do to help in this crisis. you can go to abc7 news.com where you'll find a list of fundraisers, charity, verified nonprofit that are all helping the people begin to recover from these wildfires. has. their hands up. yeah, we're back here. we're outside.

frederick douglass gained his preaching credentials at the zion church. it is not coincidental these people all participated truly in the suffrage movement shows what is known historically as the freedom church. you have a large social justice agenda. i think there needs to be some concentration on that. i was at a meeting most of the delegates were women. they were three women vying for office and maybe half a dozen men also vying for office. they were two positions available. no women were elected. there's also the issue of women still not being comfortable voting for other women. i think that needs to be more fully explored by the work that needs next. as for the. tubman home and national parks we use our naturalization ceremony in 20202 amplify women's suffrage so we can let our new brothers and sisters are new americans know people thought very hard to have the vote to participate fully. in previous times the legal women voters used to be there to get out information to help with the educational process. i know i'm taking a lot of time feel african-a

and a hawaiian native is working with volunteers at sf zion to raise awareness about the impact of the on the island. michael fujimoto is selling spam musubi, a hawaiian dish to raise funds for all the victims. he says hawaii is close to his heart and he wants to encourage others to help make a difference during this tragedy. and, you know, it's not just about the food, of course. it's about ultimately, it's about raising that awareness so that not just, you know, it feels like those in hawaii are going through those tragedies. but you know, we as a community, as a global community and even in the united states here in california, can show our support to he's selling each one for around $2 and will deliver them to your home to order. he says just search for him on facebook and send a message. a lot of people want what they can do to help in this crisis. you can go to abc7 news.com where you'll find a list of fundraisers, charity, verified nonprofit that are all helping the people begin to recover from these wildfires. has. their hands up. yeah, we're back here. we're outside. lans is b

rounding out the list of downgrades with the s&p lowering river city bank and keeping the view of zion bank negative. >>> and bhp group dipping after the 37% full-year profit decline due to pressure from china's struggle thing economy. bhp citing struggling demand for iron ore and it expects china and india to remain a steady source. >>> tesla is looking to extend yesterday's gains where it rose more than 7%. snapping the six-day losing streak and marking the biggest single-day gain since march 21st. the bounce helped by getting on the list of best ideas and including the cyber truck launch and autonomous driving tools and expansion into new markets. >> tesla shares up 3.5% this morning. silvana, see you later on. >>> turning attention now back overseas. leaders of brazil and china and other countries gathering in johannesburg, south africa today to kickoff the two-day brics summit in what is seeing a show of unity. arabile gumede is here with more on what to watch. >> good morning, frank. four themes to look out for here. the increase in trade and de-dollarization. expansion of the br

kwame and a home in bozeman, montana with his wife, betsy gaines quammen, author of american zion and with two russian wolfhounds, a cross-eyed cat and a rescue python python, we won't hold that against you. please give a warm savannah. welcome to david quammen. thank you. thank you, nancy. thank you all. nancy does not like snakes, but that's okay. we talked about that. we talked to that. snakes. spiders everybody has their their boundaries. thank you so much. thank you, bob and diane levy. thank you, nancy. thank you, savannah book fest. thank you. parishioners of trinity is at trinity church. it's great to be here. i'm i'm i'm honored and delighted to be here. it's been, i think, thousands five years since i've been in savannah. and when i was last here, i was heading into the okefenokee swamp with john croft howard, john crawfish, crawford. one of your cherished local teachers, naturalists. and he's this afternoon, which delights me john. and we were headed into okefenokee for five days of canoeing around and enjoying that amazing. and sleeping on the platforms and. it was a magaz

quammen shares a home in a boozman, montana, with his wife betsy gains quammen, author of american zion, and with two russian wolf hounds, across side cat, and a rescue -- we won't hold that against you. please give a warm savannah welcome to david quammen. >> [applause] -- >> thank you. thank you, nancy. thank you all. nancy it is not like snakes. but that's okay. we talked about that. we talked -- snakes, spiders, everybody knows their boundaries. thank you so much. thank you bob and diane levy. thank you nancy. thank you savannah book fest. thank you, parishioners of trinity -- is it trinity methodist church? it's great to be here. i am honored and delighted to be here. it has been, i think, 35 years since i have been in savannah. and when i was last here, i was heading into the o'keefe gnocchi okefenokee swamp -- and we were headed into the okefenokee for five days of heading around, enjoying that amazing place and sleeping on the platforms and it was a magazine assignment for me. i had a very unfortunate magazine writing career that, giving me license to go to wild places and see w

with his wife, author of american zion. with two russian wolf hounds, across i've cat, and a rescue python. we won't hold that against. you give a warm, savannah welcome, to david quammen. >> thank, you, nancy thank you all. nancy does not like snakes. but that is okay. we talked about that, we talked through the, up next, spiders, everybody has their boundaries. thank you so much, bob and, diane thank you nancy, thank you savannah book first. thank you parishioners of trinity methodist church, it's great to be here, i'm honored and delighted to be here. it has been 35 years since i have been in savannah. and when i was last, here i was heading into the o'keefe gnocchi swap with john crawford, john crawfish crawford, one of your cherished local teachers, naturalists and he is here this. afternoon, which delights me, john. and we were headed into the o'keefe and o'keefe for five days of canoeing around, and slipping on the platforms, it was a magazine assignment for me. i had a magazine writing career giving me a license to

co-america, pnc, zion's, all moving on the upside. we had a big piece of news in the middle of the day. a d.c. court challenging that s.e.c. decision to deny them the right to convert their bitcoin trust to an etf. that's a big, big push for the potential of a bitcoin etf. not happening immediately, but a big ruling in favor of the direction of approving of the bitcoin etf. some of the other sectors, crypto stocks, marathon, coi coinbase, all up in the mid teens. john, back to you. >> thank you. >>> my next guest says the market will continue to improve as recession fears ease. joining me now is the senior portfolio manager for multiassets solutions at global investments. margie, risk appears to be on this morning. coinbase is up. you know, c3 ai is up 6%. nvidia. you say that perhaps the concerns about reits and the markets have been overdone? >> yes, i think so. people have been really hoping for a recession, because historically, you would expect with such a big increase in short rates would be on the brink of one. but the economy

one of them, the mount zion tower in amador county, has been in operation at that location on and off since 1928. we currently have a 360 degree view. on a clear day, we can see up to 100 miles. we can see the sutter buttes, the mount ranges mount diablo. there are two towers, one in amador county, one in el dorado county. there are eight dedicated staff that stay on alert from now through the end of the fall season in palm springs, known for its clear, dry desert air. but not today. the forecasters say tropical storm hillary could drop enough rain to cause cataracts atrophic flooding in that southern california desert. some of the major roads into and out of palm springs are closed. so people don't try to go up in the hills . palm springs police are stationed at barricades on those roads. so people don't try to drive or hike around them. all right. for 49 is the time. a lot of weather to talk about planning. good thing we have roberta gonzales here covering everything. thank you. because steve is getting some much well-deserved rest, right? yes. yeah. okay so here's the deal. if you'

reserving iconic places like zion and the grand staircase for general public enjoyment. wildlife habitat to recover populations of migratory birds. restoring forest olands and eastern part of the country and doing other things like that. taking into account acting in the interest of future generations. some of the best examples of inking and acting in the interest of future generations. we can see emerging global networks of protected public land that includes the so-called recreational explosion. the slow peris steeply uphill. so we don't love these lands to death destroying the qualities that attract them. if you talk to public land managers today instead of talking about how they are balancing logging versus versus recreation the traditional things they did now talking about how do we protect awildlife and cultural resourc and accommodate hikers and and geo takers and climers and wild horse lovers and birdwatchers and all that. the 2020 legislation trump signed into law a stage is something called the legacy regression found a major step toward the maintenance act law

i do think long-term is at play here >> lastmonth zion, key bank, regionals that got beaten up, what'sr take on the financials >> well, the rising interest rates will help net interest income and that is what was one of the big themes. if you ask if i like the regionals, i don't that's where i have exposure interest income was better than expected and there were green shoots in capital markets. the two most important interviews cnbc did was with james gorman, the ceo of morgan stanley, who actually said he thought at the time -- this was a couple weeks ago -- thought at the time capital markets had bottomed four to six weeks prior. that will help goldman sachs as well i prefer morgan stanley because it's diversified the second takeaway was the ceo of schwab talking about cash sorting starting to slow the stock is still down 21%. i think there were puts and takes on the quarter, frank. overall there were more positives than negatives earnings were 19% and that's why the group responded and did so well if rates stay here net interest income will be the positive for these companies. >> jo

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shows how time and again our political system has done exactly that, preserving iconic places like zion and the grand staircase and to acquiring and reacquiring habitat to recover populations and migratory birds and restoring service lands in the eastern part off the country and other things like that taking into account acting in the interest of the future generations. i think it is some of the best examples of thinking and acting in the generations that the political system has ever produced. because these problems, the united states can and should take pride in the historic leadership role in this area spearheaded by the public land policy. and we can see now the emerging global networks of the land that include several hundred reserves and world heritage sites now found in more than 100 nations. one other challenge let me mention briefly that's the sodecreational explosion. it is steeply uphill. they want to rreate on public land. we need to safeguard those opportunities for everybody gardless of the bank balance. but it can be challenng to manage the large number o visitors while p

a hawaii native is working with volunteers at san francisco zion to raise awareness about the impact of wildfires on the island. he is selling a hawaiian dish to raise funds for victims and says hawaii is close to his heart. >> it is not just about the food of course, it is ultimately about raising the awareness so not just it feels like those in hawaii are going to those tragedies but we has a community, a global community, even in the united states in california can show support. gloria: he is selling each one for around two dollars and will deliver them to your home. to order he says you have to searcher him on facebook and send him a message. a lot of people want to know what they can do to help. you can go to abc7news.com.com and find a list of fundraisers, charities, and verified nonprofits all helping the people of hawaii recover from the wildfires. the san francisco fired apartment is weighing in on the debate of self driving cars in the city. this comes after the cpuc voted thursday to allow taxi companies like cruise and we mow to expand the services across the city 20 47.

yeah, the chief of staff jeff zion sent a letter to all cabinet members saying they've got to bet backall, but it's either the government is simply not tracking this at all or government agencies refuse to turn over the data. which do you think it is, batya? >> well, it tells you how has the power. if you're a truck deliver you can't say i'm not coming in or i'm working from home. there's a lot of jobs where the worker haves the leverage and it's clear who's holding the reigns. you can't separate that from the way the biden administration thinks about labor. elizabeth: they're talking a lot about climate change and climate spending; right? goa found 17 government headquarter buildings in dc either anywhere from 75% to 90% empty. nobody's in them. you can throw a bowling ball down their hall ways and not hit anybody. so what is going on with that? isn't there anybody watching the store? >> exactly and obviously the air conditioning is on in those buildings because if there's one person coming in, they're not going to shut all that down. the waste of energy, it's a great point you make,

attractive and we are obviously stock guys and so when i look at yield and stock, i look at a company like zion bank we bought at $20 a share and now $38 a share and had a 6% dividend along the way over the last couple of months. if i want to get 6, 5 or 6% i'll do it in a stock that's 37 or 38 that i think goes back to 45 or 50. kelly: sure. i want to switch to the sectors and there's a couple you're hot on. china retail. what are you looking at and where should our viros be putting their money? >> i think that the china trade is on right now, and it's on in a big way, and the reason is they've got some problems over there, half of their youth is unemployed and they haven't seen the growth rates they need to see. they have some pretty heavy duty objectives for their military expansion and that continues so they've got a lot of objectives and social things to covid they need to pull the trigger and inject a lot of stimulus into the economy and they sawed that and said it made us stronger and yetier and they said they're going to do it and i believe them. some of the chinese stocks will probably

zion sets lee one of the top high school prospects in the country has committed to saint mary's the up arizona state, lsu and other programs since lee joins a gayle's team that made 3 of the last 4 ncaa tournaments. and he says he is ecstatic to get to work with his new team. >> side going to make your everybody can come. watch was in the come show support. excited to be a part of a winning program of relief and the show. >> well, there you have it. so he's heading to saint mary's will be fun to see him on the court. we're looking forward to next season. all right. and here at kron 4, don't forget, we are your pre-game. we are your preseason station for the raiders. we've got them playing saturday. the game is at 5. but don't forget, we have our pre-game show starting at 4.30. so tune in for that. and then after the game, of course, we'll have our post-game special at 8 o'clock. we're going to break down what we saw play out on the field. again, tune in. kron 4 beginning at 4.30, saturday afternoon. all right. on that note, let's find out what kind of weather we have on tap for this we

so he's reading their paraphernalia, he's reading the protocols of the elders of zion.te that black people are responsible for this, jewish people are responsible for this, the latino people responsible for this. catholics, there naming everybody. they hate everybody. they put this poison in the minds of people, and like this guy, who may have been alone mad dog that did this, but nevertheless, he's not really alone in his mind. he's been cocaine it with the hate. it's destroyed peoples lives in jacksonville, alicia. it's destroyed him too, because hate always destroys that carrier of hate. and, i've seen this so many times and arrested so many clansmen and not cease and committed so many bombings and killings and cases with them. we used to infiltrate their units and their cleverness and so much. so they don't go away, and it's up to us as the larger community in america of responsible people to always condemn hatred and bigotry and this kind of top, and never to tolerate it when the recreating the march on washington today for the civil rights era and yet we have this

one of them, the mount zion tower at amador county, has been in operation at that location on and offce 1928. we currently have a 360 degree view. on a clear day, we can see up to 100 miles. we can see the sutter buttes, the mountain ranges, mount diablo. there are two towers, one in amador county and one in el dorado county. and there are 18 dedicated staff that stay on alert from now through the end of the fall season. well, people in new england are cleaning up after a tornado swept through the area the strong winds and debris caused by an ef two tornado in rhode island. and here's that moment where it barreled across interstate 285 firefighters reportedly rushed to help a driver who got very close but was unharmed. officials say it's the most powerful tornado to hit the state since 1986. on the west coast, though, it is all about tracking hurricane hillary tonight. let's go back to meteorologist roberto gonzalez, who's tracking this storm. hi, roberta. and people always ask me if here locally, if we could be adversely affected by a hurricane. and i always have to say yes because i

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the i mean, you look at some of the others whether it's comerica or zions bank with, and you can see what their market cap was in 2021 and how much lower it is right now. right? i don't know if we can show that, but we have the comparison, because it's really important to see that, for example, comerica in 202021 was $is -- 11 billion market cap. today it's. billion. -- 7 billion. you look genius. what did to you do with that financial firepower of 16 billion? >> well, thank you for the nice comments -- liz: well, it's just fact. >> i have two comments on that. bank of the west, which had been part of -- for 40 years was a wonderful bank to have in the group and actually was doing very well, was going to do very well staying with bnp paribas because it was -- and the fact owned by a well-funded, well-capitalized bank would have fared really well, including under this complex cycle. the acquirer, bank of montreal, has very similar characteristic, well funded, well run and, i think, will benefit bank of montreal because now they have a nationwide franchise complementing what they have