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The dow is looking for about a 300 point gain right there at the opening bell. S p up about 34. Look at that nasdaq go. Technology is doing well, up 104 points. Thats premarket for the nasdaq. Now, lockdown winners. Clearly emerging. Lowes, the Home Improvement people, headquartered in North Carolina. Profit up 28 . We stocked up for the lockdown. Target, they really organized their online delivery and store pickup operation, lumped together under digital sales, up a whopping 141 . Walmart, same story. Stockpiling helped them, too. Amazon, kings of the online selling business. Boy, did they cl...

Studios this is kpix 5 news. Se missing at a popular bay area beach. After a shooting last week, big changes to friday night football in richmond. How they are keeping students safe. It is just about 6 am on saturday five. Lets start off with a life look outside. We are going to get ready for a weekend warm up. We have gusty winds and that means increased wire danger. Pg e is making plans to shut off power to thousands of customers today and they are keeping a close eye on napa county. For most of us to speak and it will be fantastic. Tomorrow we will notice the warmup, but that is about it. A...

Thank you parker now looking outside. Its time ive ever heard somebody scream like that. It was really unbearable. Thank you parker now looking outside. Its still dark out right now. But are we going to have a sunny friday . Or could we see some showers greg bennet . Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected today. With the remnants of hurricane seymour coming onto shore between San Francisco and los angeles, rain chances are peaking between 5am this morning until 4pm this afternoon. The best chances for rain within that window will be 4pm. Much like monday, wet roads with local minor f...

Groups that assist crime victims across the United States are bracing for significant financial pain after the amount available from a major federal victim services fund plunged $700 million this year.

Amid mounting outrage over high grocery prices, a retail expert says there's a solution to fostering more competition in the country.