if ai is playing, these proposals could be pretty strict-— be pretty strict.etty strict. if they go through, and _ be pretty strict. if they go through, and we're - be pretty strict. if they go through, and we're prettyi be pretty strict. if they go - through, and we're pretty sure they will go will be a game changer because the european commission and european institutions are going forwards, realfirst european institutions are going forwards, real first and european institutions are going forwards, realfirst and it's kind landmark regulation of ai which will apply globally. if the primary vote goes through next week of the european parliament it will mark the mandate and the beginning of the negotiations between the parliament, european commission and european council which is the final stage before adoption of the eu ai act. by, before adoption of the eu ai act. a lot of critics would say if you start regulating too tightly and stifles competition and creativity and we don't embrace the good things ai could offer. it is and we don't embrace the good things

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by a little bit but it's pretty much just you know, pretty steady. so what are these sectors here. yeah, it's like construction, transportation and warehousing and activities, construction and transportation and warehousing. finance, all activities. so, no, they seem steady. so it's important for us to understand that while some sectors, as the manufacturing sector has been shrinking, it has been decreasing. that does not mean that other sectors, they're going to be jobs available in other sectors. you do see this shift that's taking place in our economy with the types of jobs that are available in our economy. so what's really going on in our economy over time over the last few decades has been structural changes in the labor markets. these early structural long term changes in our labor market there has been different types of jobs that are being created. we're seeing growth in certain industries, but we're also seeing other industries and these rapidly changing labor markets are due to two things technological progress. and here's where you you're

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pretty nicely.on a friday. in fact mobile 5 out live this morning. here's a look at traffic conditions along the bay area freeway right through 680 here. so if you are headed south 680 through walnut creek over to 24, right now not seeing a lot of issues this morning. now we have reports of a crash if you are headed along 80 look at the maps right now. this is the fremont street exit coming off bay bridge. looks like the lanes are blocked for a minor crash. not really affecting the main lines after the freeway coming off the bay bridge but just know that it's out there. metering lights are still off and still a pretty nice ride into san francisco. live look here you can see everything moving along pretty well at the bay bridge toll plaza. here's something you need to think about this weekend. road work will be in effect on highway 37 so that's a full closure at 121 cardinal drive at sears point for railroad crossing repairs. starts saturday morning early at 3:00 and goes until the next day sunday at

but pretty quickly, i got burnt out on it.were like, "you need to come to alaska." i get brought to this peak right near the helipad. i'm terrified, and i drop in and it's like coming over the edge of the world. and i see this, like, the longest, steepest, most beautiful run of my life. and i just -- it was -- i'd never felt that feeling, snowboarding. it's like free-falling down the mountain. you're totally in control, but hanging on to the earth by just this narrow edge of your snowboard, that just opened up this -- this world, this universe that i didn't know existed. no question, like, this is -- this is where you'll find me. [ sea gulls calling ] the size of that mountain is a little more substantial, looking at it from down here. eventually, i got really good at filming snowboard movies in alaska with a helicopter. and over time, more people started coming. we started racing people, the mountain. you know, it changed with that. i had been wanting to get past the heli boundaries that expand my snowboard universe. that's w

um, pretty much pro whiteman. so they, they, they appeal to they, they take a pretty big chunk off of the far right. obviously of the, the popular parties both and they double the double their vote share in the selection compared to the last municipal and regional election. so. so that's huge . they didn't really, really well. and, and what's important there, i mean they, they want to have, i know, in one region, they'd like to have a law where before having an abortion women have to see a scan of, of fetus. um they're, they're very, very right wing type policies that they buy to put through. and so certainly that, that's what, that's what sanchez's bidding on here. and here's one of the things that might not work out so well for him is the fact that what the pay, what you know the, the people's party can do is drag their feet on forming these governments so that they're not really don't have a chance to really swing into action before the next vote, because that's, that's really the dick with difficulty for the p

it does but it's looking pretty good for the | it's looking pretty good for the build consensus in washingtonre some last—minute procedural fights going on, but most people believe this is probably going to pass. henge on, but most people believe this is probably going to pass.— probably going to pass. have the numbers to _ probably going to pass. have the numbers to do _ probably going to pass. have the numbers to do that _ probably going to pass. have the numbers to do that and - probably going to pass. have the numbers to do that and we - probably going to pass. have the| numbers to do that and we heard those clips in the headline, this is not a perfect deal, but it is the one that is most palatable. remind us of as some of these compromises because there are compromises on both sides. , . , ., because there are compromises on both sides-— both sides. this was a pretty epic clash or seems _ both sides. this was a pretty epic clash or seems like _ both sides. this was a pretty epic clash or seems like it _ both sides. this was a pretty epic clash or seems like it was - both sides. this was

so you know pretty close.e, off and on rain, heaviest will be east and south, at least for now. thunderstorms likely later this afternoon. you need a little lift little heating there even though temperature surface temperatures are going to be extremely cool here. it will not be as windy to the north wing c is not as as active, especially up in medicine. oh, kenny lake lake county. there is some activity, but nothing really lit up. that's more of a light rain or what we call beginning to pick up on parts of the east bank. you see some of that activity there from antioch back over to san ramon, also hayward , so the activity that looks to be favorable for the peninsula coming in on the san mateo coast half moon bay. look at that. redwood city, woodside, portola valley, palo alto, los altos. there's some pretty good cells embedded within that. same for san jose. see those scooting through san jose's had 12 12, 1. hundreds and looks like there's plenty circling the wagons there , but there will be some breaks. it

right now. $5 would be pretty envious of right now. �* , y ., would be pretty envious of right now.w. as you said, the one perspective _ now. as you said, the one perspective to _ now. as you said, the one perspective to look - now. as you said, the one perspective to look at - now. as you said, the one perspective to look at this now. as you said, the one - perspective to look at this growth rates of india is from the global context where what is happening in the rest of the world. germany is in recession, uk probablyjust managing to miss that, us economy not doing great either. china knocked back at the levels of pre—pandemic, so india being the fifth largest economy. growing at about 7% would be a bright spot in the global economy. sorry to interrupt, i wanted to ask what is it that is driving that figure? 7%, if you look at what is happening elsewhere, pretty anaemic growth and other economies in recession. what is india doing differently? in recession. what is india doing differently?— recession. what is india doing differentl ? , . differently? in this quarter, the data will c

this is pretty serious. kirstin: if anything this week proved your point. we saw the ai threat move out of the pure tech companies. interesting to see what happened to online twitter company that is seeing, losing some customers, instead of coming to us they are going to chat gpt for tutoring. the market did not like that at all. stock fell 50%. the contagion went to the rest of the education network, pearson's stock got hit, the language learning apps solder stock fall. jack: maybe it's doing your homework for you. another question is could ai take jobs? this always happens with the technological develop and, the reality is usually the opposite but in this case ibm suggests we could lose jobs. kirstin: they are pausing hiring for jobs ai can do. 30% of their back office jobs over the next five years which is a big deal but a bigger deal to think they won't be the only company, so many are under pressure to cut jobs, to become more efficient. we will see that. jack: will robots take over the world and are we doing anything about it? kirstin: the white house

a pretty resilient picture. of us will be starting to feel better by the end of this year with the reduction in energy prices. alix: if they do not and things are tight. do you expect them to sacrifice margins to maintain sales or vice versa? >> i think the picture will be more on the top line and risk on the downside on margin. as the environment becomes more promotional. we have seen a little bit in their pocket of the sector from tough seasonal sales. you've got the delayed impacts of higher interest rates to work its way through. consumer more in the second half into next year. i think you'll see that picture continue of risks to the upside in terms of sales and we see risks to the downside in terms of margins. guy: coming up we will talk about what's happening at goldman sachs holding its annual finance conference. goldman sachs cohead of global credit finance joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) -awww. -awww. -awww. -nope. ( ♪♪ ) constant contact delivers the market

at our roof they, cameras, pretty colors there.an francisco, upper 60' only about 64 could as for the north bay, pretty cold, 43 livermore is at 50, and in the sierra nevada, we talk about the winds coming into play today, but a couple of inches yesterday. the week total was nearly a foot. remember, we have that heavy rain back home on wednesday, so that really kept the snow going through the work week and into yesterday. as we look at the forecast headlines, partly cloudy today, more full sunshine throughout the afternoon, clouds increased, then shower chances return. to the north bay on monday. then we get into a breezy, sunny afternoon. major warm up in the week. it will take a week for it to get here, t be through with and the weak system by tortoday, thd then we are looking at the neck system, which will bring the threat of showers far to the north of us, bringing the clouds to the north bay come of peninsula, then the winds and a sunny afternoon. we will be looking at the clouds returning on tuesday, another weight system. bu

we're looking pretty consistently dry.orrow night, though, a resurgence of more shower activity your friday night leading into saturday morning, bringing some rain and some of the heaviest of it. conveniently time before you get up on saturday morning after that saturday skies should dry out with increasingly dry conditions through the day. as for today, daytime highs comparable to yesterday, maybe one to 2 degrees warmer. but you won't notice much of a difference in the feel. we generally just a clould through this forecast tomorrow, mostly cloudy through the day, peeks of sunshine friday night into saturday morning. our next opportunity of rainfall after today, spotty showers sunday, dry during the day and then another opportunity of rain sunday night leading into monday morning right now. john, thank you for that. make him pretty good tie on a thursday morning. maybe you're just heading out. just waking up. >> about 40 minutes for you. if you're in the south bay heading it 1, 0, one 85 part 2, 80 82 even lighter to 37 t

pretty serious crash. there and the family of banko brown, plan to sue walgreens for wrongful death. the ghost ship warehouse in oakland was demolished and will now be turned into affordable housing safely store in san jose stepping up security measures in the store in hopes deterring crime from happening. well, happening today, destination weddings are being offered on top of mount diablo, 16 marriage ceremonies going to be before the summit by clerk staff starting at 10 this morning. they say couples may have up to 30 guests. there's limited seating available during the ceremony destination weddings on mount diablo known to be a favorite location for locals. now the algal state park is in contra costa county. it's a landmark because of their study views because of the event's popularity. all weddings have been previously booked. so this is something that you're interested in which i am interested in now. make sure to book ahead of time. all right. don't forget that this weekend will be the carnival parad

those numbers are going to be pretty similar to tomorrow.'ll be a nicer day but the temperatures are almost identical. daytime highs in the low 60s and that is pretty much what we did on friday afternoon. the system that is threatening light rain is going to put down another foot of snow. between now and tomorrow morning. the snow level is low as 5000 feet, we are still in this and this becomes a concern because this is friday night and saturday morning travel. people will be caught off guard by this. anytime you get snow like this, you need chains . it's going to be slow travel from now through saturday. the system out in the pacific, that is going to try to bring a slight rain on monday. you can see that in the seven-day forecast. and i want to get the updated numbers, watch what happens by the end of the week. we've got quite a warm-up coming up. daytime highs in oakland will get up to the low 70s. there is a drop of rain on monday, we will see that pattern repeat for all of the microclimates. 83 on friday. san jose, 79 on friday. you pro

pretty pretty to like that. all right. pretty pretty. let's take a live look from the east bay.at the marine layer is going make a return rather quickly. but in the meantime, we've got a beautiful sunshine out there. hopefully long enough for you to maybe get outside and take a walk before your day is over. and we have warmed up in spots like livermore to the tune of 80 degrees. 74 in san jose. 77 in concord. little bit cooler than that. santa rosa and we're in the 60's in oakland and san francisco. but a pretty nice day out there after we started off a little bit foggy. here's a look at stormtracker 4. you can see where we've got kind of monsoonal moisture being dragged in from high pressure that's sitting over the 4 corners, not really affecting us other than to say the high pressure does help us to warm up and that will certainly happen for us as we get into tomorrow the next day. but today, if you're headed out the oakland a's, taking on the dime of actually be pretty nice. watch out for the marine layer later tonight. but when they start at about 6.40, it should be good. bu

much happy there with the solutions. —— we are pretty much half way there. solutions. -- we are prettyfor the government to hand over borisjohnson�*s unredacted whatsapp messages, diaries and notebooks to the covid inquiry has been extended. the cabinet office now has until thursday to pass the material to the inquiry. staff at homeless charity st mungo's are to launch a month—long strike from tuesday in a dispute over pay. members of trade union unite said workers were "taking a stand" following what they called a "pitiful" offer of a 2.25% pay rise. st mungo's has said it cannot afford to meet the union's demands. rishi sunak has voiced support for an academic whose appearance at the oxford union later today is sparking controversy. oxford university's lgbtq+ society wants kathleen stock�*s talk to be cancelled, because she believes that trans women are not the same as women. the prime minister said debate should be encouraged, not stifled, at universities. you're live with bbc news. the british government is taking steps to reduce vaping among teenagers in england. ministers have pl

centrist parties, but boxes pretty extreme. and because boxes taking so much vote share from the people's party much like put a most had taken so much vote share from from the pay. so a right, these 2 parties before used to just it was really kind of a 2 party system that until about 10 years now, now they have to, to play ball with the more extreme us and, and, and that's making governing a lot more difficult. yeah. but in other countries like germany, for example, playing ball with these ad ultra right parties is absolutely off limits, right? nobody would form political alliances with radical right forces like b s, b here, here in germany. why does not seem to be the case for spain? conservatives, because they want to, when they want to be. and so the only way they can get there is, is through that way what the, the people's party. but the pay absorbed in this last election was a more centrist party called citizens. that, that sort of took up a political space between the socialist and the people's party but, but really, real

that looks pretty busy, but they're actually moving at a pretty good clip.get to the bay bridge, it is a slow go a good 2025 minutes to get into san francisco. that's look at traffic. it is 6 39. how about a peek at our forecast with roberta. good morning. how are you doing today? frank i'm good. i'm good early. give you kudos for doing what you're doing this morning. yes give it a day. i'm hanging. i know i couldn't do it. i could barely drive much. just give you the traffic report. everybody good morning. okay that was a joke. good morning, everybody. you can anticipate today for your bay area, whether low clouds hanging tight to the coast all day long affecting your temperatures only in the fifties and low sixties. and this is it right here. this is a very impressive deck of low clouds. it's the marine layer and the ceiling is about 1112 100 ft. otherwise we do have some clouds down to about 500 ft. looking out towards the estuary and we can clearly see the low clouds inundating the peninsula also around the central bay here. the bay bridge, the golden ga

but this would be pretty pretty fun. i'd be down. >>> and popeyes shut down one of the oakland locations. just ahead the allegations of child labor law violations and violence. >>> and just ahead, meet a local bay area star showcasing the work of heroes. i have >>> welcome back. on friday morning, and here's your bay area beat. popeyes has abruptly shut down one of its oakland locations after workers allege child labor law violations. and frequent violence at that restaurant. two teenage employees at the international boulevard location filed the complaints with the state. alleging they've seen managers fighting with customers and security guards getting violent. they also say teens are working more hours than gal subjected to inappropriate comments from a manager. popeyes in response says quote based on the allegations made, we have immediately shut down his restaurant and have started a swift investigation. we will not tolerate any violation of employment laws and if any of these allegations prove true, we will take ac

pretty good onshore wind.t the afternoon for sunday with high clouds, but look at the clearing coming into play for monday afternoon. the breezy wind, notice the colors from the yellows and oranges here all the way across the bay through the afternoon, up to 30 maybe 35 miles an hour. already seeing that by the delta. sunday, warmer inland. into the 80's. coming up, 4° along the east bay shoreline. today, the finger of fog keeping it cool. look at monday. as the wind back soft, we will be in the 70's in oakland. low 70's returning temporarily for hayward and san jose into the low 80's. upper 80's to near 90 inland. it goes away quickly tuesday with greens reaching all the way for some of you over into danville with temperatures topping out around 70 on tuesday. today, low to mid 70's for most. if you upper 70's by the delta with upper 60's there along the palo alto area. low 60's in san mateo with the fog. low clouds and fog for your beta breakers sunday. low to mid 50's for 7:00. the seven-day our little bit

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because a cat pretty much was let out at the back. and um, what i just found out recently is that um, in july of 2019, uh because they came out in june and then i came out as myself and in august the dear j actually per fries order on google is communications and said you have to retain all of your information because are now under investigation. and then we found out about a month ago that google had essentially ignored that by delegating that responsibility for retain, meant down to the employees themselves and which they responded. oops, it turns out we didn't retain any documents in our e mail while. and so i know that right now they're under investigation. i know that the attorney general's were investigating them. you know, there was 48 different states that put them under investigation or you know, their illegal activities. and now there is an anti trust investigation that has been launched by the d o j. and additionally, the changes at the company themselves is that they've really locked down with security. they, they intend t

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