>> well, we present -- first of all, we have not changed the way we count customers we counted customershe same way all along. and we basically count pretty much standard in the software industry is way we do it we count unique divisions and unique entities, okay, that license with us for unique projects and for example, at a large manufacturing company, they have multiple divisions, multiple use cases, multiple decision processes and multiple acquisitions each of those are counted as unique customers. that's -- that has not changed what has changed -- what did change is in the course of becoming a compliant of uho, cfo, get us in compliance with sox putting all the internal controls in place, it became apparent that we were -- we had undercounted our customers using that methodology so, for to provide complete transparency, we applied the historical numbers and the revised numbers i think going back five quarters everybody can see it it's entirely transparent. but we had been undercounting our customers by basically a factor of two. i think we have 218 customers and it's entirely transp

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a lot of customers are using bolt right now.lt has been trying to raise money at a 14 billion dollar evaluation. are you going to have to lower your expectations? maju: bolt has been a great place. we just raised money and $11 billion in an e around and we are continuing to see more and more traction with big customers right now. we are also seeing other partners signing up with bolt. our e-commerce partners are signing up with bolt because they want to provide a one click checkout experience. emily: what are your fundraising talks like? are you having trouble raising $14 billion? maju: not at all. because of the customers in the pipeline and interest we are seeing from everyone around us, what we are seeing is a higher interest for us and in the bond market, people are looking for differentiated products. there are so many players doing the same product in a slightly different form but bolt is unique. we are the only ones that do what we do. it is the shared shopper account network. the difference what we provide is, unlike hav

she understands the customer.he understands people's bodies and people's pain points when it comes to their bodies. she always make sure we are developing product and addresses and acknowledges that. she thinks about the customer. cracks there are reports that you are considering a public offering. >> we can publicly comment on anything related to this. i think if an idea makes sense for us, we will evaluate that. cracks obviously we are seeing inflation. there is a lot of economic uncertainty. don't know what is next. cracks absolutely. that is what is most important happy -- >> absolutely. that is what is most important about being a leader. where can we add value for the customer? how can we give them a little bit of joy? >> we are doing some future casting. take me five years out. how is the retail industry different? >> i think you will continue to see this merge of physical and digital in ways that complement each other but then take advantage of the strengths that each channel has to make. you've heard a lo

stacey: for brands, nft's are a way to connect with your customer. inspired me to bring more women into the crypto space. a lot of women are overwhelmed by purchasing their first nft, what an nft is. we thought that if we could create a blouse that is one of our best selling shapes with a fun beautiful print and give the nft away with it, it was a way to invite more women into the crypto space. randi offered to teach a class to the creative community and to the alice and olivia customers and women who want to learn more about nft's. emily: we saw a lot of nft hype last year. some seem to think the hype is slowing down. the average trading volume is dropping. how do you make sense of that? how does this new audience of potential creators make sense of that? randi: it is a great question. i don't know if it is slowing down as much as it is evolving. six or seven months ago it was differentiated enough to just be a woman creating nft's, put a collection out, sell out. today it is not like that anymore. nft's need to come with utilities like a blouse, li

teams anticipate what customers need.ers are music to our ears. genesys, we're behind every customer smile. >>> welcome back let's get over to julia boorstin with some news this morning. julia, over to you. >> thanks, deirdre that's right we're going to be joined now by verizon ceo hans vestberg and live nation ceo michael rapinoe as they announce a 5g technology partnership and included in the partnership, which is pretty wide ranging, verizon will be outfitting venues across the u.s. with 5g ultra wide band so concert goers can stream, share photos and videos an download content in much faster speeds than 4g and there's a new first access program that will make millions of tickets to live nation tours available to verizon customers via the my verizon app also giving access to select streaming concerts joining us now to discuss that and more are michael rapinoe, ceo of live nation and hans vestberg, ceo of verizon thank you both so much for joining us this morning and breaking this news on "techcheck." michael, let's sta

teams anticipate what customers need. because happy customers are music to our ears. genesys, we're behind every customer smile. >>> netflix stock has given up the service fell 3% today to a low of around $331 per share. that is the same level they were in march of 2020, down more than 50% from their record high. netflix saw big gains in 2020 and 2021 while people were stuck at home, but the lockdowns lifted and movie theaters opened up, there is no more competition for entertainment. >>> instagram has gone dark in russia. the country has shut down the social media platform at midnight. russian regulators gave people 48 hours to save photos and videos before the service ended. the move comes after meta- announced it would allow posts calling for violence against russian invaders. >>> in the city of lviv, fireproof padding was used to protect dozens of statues, while in edessa, they are using sandbags to shield important statues, and military guards are watching over the city's opera house which survived the second world w

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their technology allows them to spoof customers. they'll use numbers that are identical to pg&e. >> reporter: the advice pg&e is giving you so you won't be duped. >>> also scott peterson back in court on the peninsula today. is he closer to a new trial in his high profile murder case? >>> thousands of basketball fans from all over the country are in the bay area this weekend. we'll show you the buzz in san francisco tonight. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this thursday. >> it is the classic pay up scam but with a pg&e twist. you could fall for it next. calls which look like they're actually coming directly from the utility warning you that your power could be shut off in just a matter of minutes unless you pay your bill. that ruse profitable for scammers who already bilked customers out of thousands of dollars. nbc's david trujillo is outside the office in san jose with how you cannot get duped. >> reporter: pg&e tells me the scam is growing by the day and to this moment many cust

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we hope other customers during the same boat.mily: do we know who is behind this, and i believe telegrams played a role? jeff: that's right. they are a new extortion group using a app to announce breaches and auction off data and hopefully includes -- have breaches. they claim some have a number of verbs. emily: do they know if there tied to any nation states, with these threats from russia coming from president biden it is hard to jump to that conclusion. jeff: one thing to keep in mind as the invasion of ukraine continues is that initially motivated hacking is going to -- is still going, if not exhilarating. they appear to be financially motivated. initial research suggests they appear to be located in south america or brazil is on some of their targeting and victim data. but they don't appear to be particularly skilled. they also claim to have access to microsoft source code so it is difficult to say. emily: give us more context on president biden's morning that u.s. businesses, businesses around the world should be hardening

we call it the customer truth. customers, we had a phenomenal quarter, great customers, everybody from ford to ralph lauren to next gen, you know, covid companies, lu cera, a lot of things in the quarter but this idea that they're all building customer 360 based on a single source of truth this is a powerful idea. you have to be able to connect through that single source through the universe >> jim, worry about tableaux, worried about slack. i'm looking to 2022 revenue. all these silos look like they are now making money together and that that's an unprofessional way to look at your company >> well, jim, number one, there is no finish line when it comes to acquisitions. so i think for these analysts to tell us, hey, keep your eye on these incredible acquisitions, tableaux, neosoft, the integration and slaing the collaboration company. yes, we have to keep our eye on them wow, we've integrated them together to have that single source of truth. that is the power and the magic that when we come into one of our big cus

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they serve an invaluable tool for customers at the tate level, whether it is customer protections, customer education, and certainly enforcement. but from a market regulatory standpoint, from a market oversight standpoint, i think it is very important that we have as few regulators as possible. we have as few little fragmentation as possible and single points of entry into the market. frag menation will lickly create price dislocations. we will have different sets of rule books, which could in the encreate risk for investors. so as we think about the role and the coordination between state and federal, i think there is a strong place for that. as i said, states play a key, key role in financial market stability and protecting customers. however, from a market standpoint, i think it is important, given at a minimum the national scope of these markets, but international scope that we have single reg will iters at the federal level to be that single point of entry for market oversight, for surveillance, and for a level playing field so that everyone is playing from the same rules. >> shoe the

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customers. from a market standpoint, i think it is important given that the minimum of the national scope of these markets that we have single regulators at the federal level to be that single point of entry for market oversight, surveillance, and a level playing field so everyone is playing from the same rules. sen. boozman: should the cftc begin an expanded role in spot markets, how would you respond to concern that this might open the door for future -- created by the cftc in traditional commodity markets, which i do not think are appropriate or welcomed by myself or stakeholders? chair behnam: i agree with you. i do not mean to suggest that all of this should be the start of the cftc's role in a larger pool of markets. many cash commodities including in the agricultural space and energy space have been existing in federal regulatory oversight to some extent. his market is so really -- so unique because of the retail space and the fact there's no oversight currently. from a congressional stan

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but the fact that they have introduced this custom -- student custom criteria suggest that what has happened is student leaders think this is not our way, it is not custom. so there was this going on. they are trying to resolve that and probably some compromises will be made, which will make it less pleasant for the women and begin girls to go to school in terms of the choices of education that they have. it will be much more restricted in a bid to try to discourage it. in the end, i think the site -- beside that supports education for girls will win out in the end. anchor: there are some families in afghanistan who do not encourage women's education either. is that a fair statement? >> of course it is. those families are the manifestation of the cultural aspects. they feel it is a waste of time and moneyo he girls gng off when they could be working at home. in tse rural areas, there was a lot to do. you have to get water, you have to get food. you have to grind it down to make bread and that sort of stuff. it is labor-intensive. they expect their girls to be doing that rather than going off

here's what one customer had to say.that pg is for a rate increase its too much. >> to pay an additional $20300 a year or more >> they fit a left the and the genie has responded to the concerns about the higher pricing. they say they know this is people, but they're doing what they can to limit the prices on its customers. the public utilities commission has the last word on this proposal. they will be the ones to decide whether the rates should go up or stay the same. in mill valley. camila barco kron. 4 news. >> in response to the outcry from people, the company said in a statement while pg and e takes a number of steps to mitigate gas and electric price increases on customers. we understand. and the increase in our customers, energy bills can be challenging, particularly during the ongoing economic impact of the pandemic and inflation are here to help customers manage their energy use and costs the proposed rate hike, by the way, would not cover pg and e's plan eventually to move roughly 10% of its wires underground.

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now, tesla's 1st european factory has delivered its 1st cost to customers. the berlin brandenburg giga factory could seem to producing off a 1000000 cars each year with the help of a new battery factory. but as there's also a building near by now, but in brandenburg is test was 4th car factory. the 1st in california began production in 2010. that was followed by a battery factory in the nevada desert and came testers, shanghai plant in 2019 and up. next is a new giga factory that's being built in austin, texas. but in the meantime, let's take a look at the day that ellen musk latest site went online. a car every 50 seconds. us electric car maker tesla wants to supply europe with its vehicles at record speed, proud owners at the wheel and they got their cars straight from company founder, elan mosque, who was having a good time of the factory launch party chatting with customers and showing pesky drone cameras away, a re tesla will make sure that this is a, a, a gem or a gemstone for the area for germany, for europe, and for the world. this is teslas, 3rd lar

now. tesla's 1st european factory as delivered its 1st cause to customers. the berlin brandenburg giga factory could soon be producing half a 1000000 cars each year without a new battery factory. the tesla is building near by now, but in brampton is actually just this 4th car factory. the 1st was constructed in california that began production in 2010. that was followed by a battery factor factory in nevada, in the desert. and then came testers, shanghai plant in 29 team up next will be and you get a factory near austin, texas. but in the meantime, lets take a look at the day that ill on bucks latest site went on line a car every 50 seconds. u. s. electric car maker tesla wants to supply europe with its vehicles at record speed, proud owners at the wheel, and they got their cars straight from company founder gillam musk, who was having a good time of the factory launch party. chatting with customers and showing pesky drawn cameras away. a re tesla will make sure that this is a, a, a jam or a gemstone for the area, for germany, for europe, and for the world.

teams anticipate what customers need. because happy customers are music to our ears. genesys, we're behind every customer smile. >>> the royal family is memorializing the late prince philip nearly one year after his death at the age of 99. 1,800 guests attended the memorial celebrating prince philip's life and legacy as britain's longest serving consort. at the prince's funeral last april, pandemic restrictions only allowed 30 people inside. queen elizabeth was in attendance making it her first public event since testing positive for covid-19 last month. prince andrew was also in attendance, along with prince william and his wife kate. it was prince andrew's first public outing since he settled a sexual assault case that was linked to jeffrey epstein. but there was no sign of prince harry who stayed in the u.s. with his wife meghan markel and their children. he says he plans to visit the queen as soon as possible. >>> the foofighters announced they will cancel their upcoming dates after the death of their drummer. they ap

does our customer really care about?g what they can to keep customers happy and they'll deal with the consequences later. but the impact could actually be minimal in some cases. russia is not a big moneymaker for coke or pepsi. just 2% of coke's net operating revenue comes from the region. and shep, it's just 4% for pepsi. >> some companies are still holding out. >> the list is starting to dwindle, but there are some industries that have yet to announce any plans to stop operations, like hotels. but you could argue tourism to russia isn't at the top of everyone's mind right now. the japanese clothing company uniqlo has made some statements indicating they have no plans to close stores its ceo telling the japanese newspaper nikkei "clothing is a necessity of life and the people of russia have the same right to live as we do. however, we should note uniqlo's parent company fast retailing is donating $10 million as well as clothing to the u.n. refugee agency that'll go toward helping ukrainian refugees shep >> the world chi

their customers likely won't see many new changes. but in alameda and contra costa counties, the east bay municipal water district board will meet april 26 to decide on new water restrictions for its nearly two million customers. will we be in mandatory or voluntary conservation? what will that percent b if he spent mud decides to make water restrictions mandatory, it could come with penalties for customers. there would be a threshold in place, and if a customer uses more than that amount during their billing cycle, they would receive a penalty as a result. it's meeting next month. east bay meds board will also decide whether to add a drought surcharge to customers' bills. they had one in place back in 2014 and the utility dropped that surcharge when the previous drought was declared over in 2017 u. s. regulators are allowing people 50 and older to get another booster dose of the fighter or moderna covid-19 vaccine. food and drug administration's decision aims to offer extra protection to the most vulnerable in case the virus rebounds

we're so focused on the customer and so focused on what's going to be right for the customer in fiveing our seamless system where people can going into a store shop, they can shop online, they can do pickup, they can do delivery, and all of those things together is connecting with the customer, and that traffic is driving our alternative profit business, which has higher margins than a traditional supermarket business and it also gives us the capacity to make sure that customers, we minimize the amount of inflation we have to pass through, too. it's really our whole team of 450,000 people working together. >> i feel like one of the other critical takes on your stock and your business, rodney, was that when the pandemic faded, people would stop eating at home and cooking at home and they would be going out, and your earnings this week show that that's not exactly happening like that. what are you seeing and what are you predicting on that front >> yeah, what we're seeing is people have learned how to cook. and what we're finding is they enjoy cooking. and both of those things are obvi

teams anticipate what customers need. customers are music to our ears. genesys, we're behind every customer smile. >>> bitcoin hitting 48k this week mostly holding on to those gains. watching this re30bound across growth stocks and more kate >> highest level since december this week. the initial spike over the weekend was driven by short covering once bitcoin crossed $45,000, traders needed to buy more crypto to close out some of the positions. the fact the market is holding on to these levels is key. it is really seen as a positive sign of demand and improving sentiment. the trading desk at genesis tells me they're seeing a more bullish tone lately and the derivative markets were flashing signs of that this week. bitcoin futures interest hit the highest level so far this year you have the fear and greed index, another measure of sentiment, around 60 out of 100, double where it was last month there's been signs of more institutional demand after goldman sachs made its first otc trade. cohen is getting into the markets. th

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they're in charge of web design, marketing, and customer support.ple who come into direct contact with our clientele. >> reporter: each box contains a selection of wagashi from various makers. the theme for spring is cherry blossoms. the staff answers explanations about the wagashi on social media. on this occasion, they are featuring kuzomochi, made from starch of the kuza plant encased in sticky rice. >> what i want to do is kind of show the -- highlight the best parts about japanese wagashi. wagashi is really cool. it's not just traditional items but a lot of, like, cool infusions of flavor. >> reporter: about ten years ago, shikamoto noticed foreign tourists in japan were showing a growing interest in japanese confections. in 2015, she started a subscription business offering popular japanese chocolates and snacks called tokyo treat. it proved a success, and orders began pouring in. in february last year, shikamoto launched another subscription service that offers the choice of wagashi from 50 makers across the country. >> translator: it can't b

teams anticipate what customers need. because happy customers are music to our ears. genesys, we're behind every customer smile. . >>> welcome back. the time now is 6:31. i'm devin fehely. thank you for joining us. let's start with the quick check of the weather and first alert meteorologist paul hagan. >> we have fog and chilly temperatures on this saturday morning. looks like a nice day overall and temperatures will end up a couple of degrees below average loom the bay and coast. increasing clouds overhead and the onshore breeze throughout the day. inland, a few degrees above average with temperatures reaching the upper 60s to 70 degrees and the increasing clouds overhead will give us a chance for spotty showers through tonight and into tomorrow morning. a bitter rain chance next woke and i will talk about that in the full forecast. >>> and suspending all political donations in florida. the ceo is apologizing for not doing something earlier. he is the official name is the parental rights andec bill that would basically

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teams anticipate what customers need.rs. genesys, we're behind every customer smile. >>> concord is celebrating the grand opening of its cities first new restaurant depot. it is a design for bringing low- cost surprise for restaurant owners. >> it was a project that was exciting for us. a beautiful building got put up. we are very excited to be here. we want to help customers grow their business while we grow our business. >> there will be up to 80 jobs here alone. we want to welcome you, and we look forward to what comes next in this partnership. >> the restaurant depot hosted a special giveaway for the first 100 customers. this location marks the fifth to open in the bay area, the third in the east bay. >>> a live look in new orleans where the party is on. the mardi gras celebration has come roaring back as you can see after last year's pandemic pause. this year's fat tuesday looks more like what we are used to seeing. people packing in the french quarter. although covid cases are currently down in the city, some busine

to our customers. and we definitely understand. and it is challenging. any increase to our customers' bills is challenging, especially as we consider the ongoing impacts of the covid-19 pandemic. >> we reached out to the executive director of the utility reform network. they're a consumer group highly critical of pg&e. their response was this and i'm quoting. mind-boggling pg&e increases are a punch in the gut to millions of california residents hurting economically from the pandemic and struggling to get back on their feet. the cpuc needs to call a time-out on rate increases and make affordable bills a priority. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> let's take a look outside. oh, what is brewing behind you? >> yeah. we're getting ready for snow. up there in the sierra today, they're looking to see when and how many of the snow has fallen and where we are in percentage of normal. this storm will bring in additional snow. let's talk about how many. maybe six to 12 inches and some additional a

just a garnish. >> costs go up, restaurants are passing the cost to customers. which leads to a new problem for servers. and bartenders. >> on social media, people are complaining that some local restaurants are now tacking on a surcharge of up to 20%. and not passing it onto servers. who are dependent on tips. >> surcharge is just that. it's not included, there's no tip included in a bill when you drop it. and customers are seeing that rise in the bill. thinking it's the tip. and not tipping. being a server 100% of your income is tips. >> they want customers to know, yes, it's more expensive to dine out. >> it's happening. because of all the gas and transportation. everything is dpoing going up. >> does it effect what you tip? >> no. >> don't forget the people who do the hard work. >> nobody wants to work for free. >>> up next at 6:00, demanding more ppe and more staffing. the nurses in the baa area letting their voices be heard and how hospitals are responding. >>> addressing humanitarian crisis. supplies california is now sending to help ukrainians. >>> i'm c

teams anticipate what customers need.py customers are music to our ears. genesys, we're behind every customer smile. >>> nfl up top, and personnel moves. it's an intention grabber when it involves two future hall of fame quarterbacks. aaron rodgers announced his return to green bay for another season. he tooktocidi sa rts ofw ion contract were false. the former cal baer is coming off of back to back mvp seasons. russell wilson is leaving seattle, and the broncos aggressively made a trade for the nine time pro bowler. glad to see him out of the nfc west, his record 17-4 against san francisco pound. the seahawks received five draft picks, including two first riders and three players from denver. the nba and warriors are hosting the clippers tonight, hoping to stop a five-game losing streak. as for the big man, james wiseman, he played for the warriors twice this week. it is the santa cruz warriors, and another step to return to the parent club from the injury , and the clock is ticking. 14 games left to make an impact this

, and customer retainment is higher for customers that use three or more services.cused on building value over the long-term, and just really unlocking the tremendous market opportunity that we see here. then we are convinced that the position we have taken in our strategy, is the only one that is right for us. emily: many of your workers are part-time workers with little rights. how are you factoring that into the future of the company? ming: the key for us has always been around how do we create true economic empowerment for micro-entrepreneurs across southeast asia? these are the driver partners and restaurant partners that we work with in food-delivery. the key for us is how do we provide the largest income opportunities for drivers or merchants over time? a key aspect for that is executing on our strategy, it is about cross-cell, selling multiple services to consumers, over time generating increase in wallet share. think that is the best way to continue for us empowering economic stability for the region. emily: the war in ukraine is only escalating. there is c

and when he opened his pizzeria in 2018, he hardly had any customers. at 1st. many people was skeptical of a black pizza baker. only once he had tie at white employees, did his business take off this good afternoon at abby. i see this discrimination often angered me and on the morning. but when you get up in the morning to do something you enjoy, you can do anything you put your mind to that well, cause that. yeah, because your work doesn't feel like a burden or something. yeah. and it's just wonderful either. at abolition august the father and customers gradually wanted to him and they loved his pizzas. in the meantime, his now famous pizzeria is even featured in many travel guide. his secret recipe is sour dough made with top quality flour. he lets it rise for at least 24 hours, making his keats's extra aromatic and easy on the stomach. he even has his own special baking method, then also to present or not be awkward to that. we make our pete's us twice. look to the 1st. we do just a doe go sent out, then, and toppings, and bake it all again. apostrophe like

teams anticipate what customers need. because happy customers are music to our ears. genesys, we're behind every customer smile. >>> a strong jobs report could not shake investor fears about the war in ukraine. the dow fell nearly 180 points. the nasdaq dropped to 24, and the s&p 500 was down 34 points. >>> the latest jobs report smashed expectations as covid cases continue to drop. in february, the economy added 678,000 jobs, and the unemployment rate dropped to 3.8%. it is a huge change from just 2 years ago but when the karen areas to shutdowns and massive job losses. unemployment is now almost back to pre-pandemic levels. >>> you probably felt the pain at the gas pump. area drivers are now paying more than five dollars per gallon just for regular. >> the soaring prices have some ride-share drivers ready to call it quits. >> reporter: gas prices on the rise without an end in sight. from ride-share to commercial trucking, drivers are worried. >> it's hurting me financially. >> it's very hard right now. >> gas prices goi

teams anticipate what customers need.enesys, we're behind every customer smile. >>> welcome back. the holy month of ramadan begins this weekend but the usual buzz at the markets in southeast asia is a bit quieter this year. with food prices and energy prices on the rise. many shoppers in indonesia's capital are hesitant to buy essentials like beef, chili, and oil because of the soaring prices. it's typical for food prices to go up before ramadan, but this year they're even higher due to a shortage of products like palm oil, which is used for cooking. in bangladesh, crowds were seen chasing a truck full of food and other necessities, trying to get whatever they could. the government there is reportedly offering goods at reduced rates for low-income families to help those struggling to buy what they need for ramadan. >>> geopolitical instability, driver shortages, higher freight delivery costs, they are all issues that have hit the trucking industry over the past few months. now one tech start-up is hoping to help companies