that is reflective in the improvement in customer service, customer loyalty. the feedback we get from our team is that the fundamental changes like that are being well received. expire.me is about to i have more questions about risk management and the board. i hope that some of the other colleagues will get to that. i thank you for your testimony. i yield back. mr. sloan: the gentleman from california is recognized for five minutes. >> i thank you for holding this hearing. this hearing is at least a year or maybe two years late. i'm glad to see that went three and a half million consumers are that the affected, financial services committee will take that seriously. this is not a trick question. i told you in my office that i would ask it. , youave heard consumers talked about remediation. it is time for you to be in the vanguard of consumer protection. one way you could do that is to endorse carolyn maloney's bill on overdraft protection. sure thatmake overdrafts are reasonable and proportional, that you do not reorder transactions, and that no other bank reor

that's areflective in the customer service, customer loyalty, customer experience. the feedback we get from our team is those fundamental changes like that are being very well received. >> my time is about to expire. i have more questions about risk management and the board. i hope that some of the other colleagues will get to that. i thank you for your testimony. and i yield back. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. the gentleman from california is recognized for five minutes. >> madame chair, i thank you for holding these hearings. this it this hearing is maybe two years later and i'm glad to see when 3.5 million consumers are adversely affected that the financial services committee will take that seriously. this is not a trick question because i told you i would ask it. you heard consumers. we talked about remediation, now it's time to be in the vanguard of consumer protection. you can endorse the bill on overdraft protection. this will make sure that overdrafts are reasonable and proportional. that you do not reorder transactions and that no other bank reorder

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a parliamentary majority for a customs union, not for her deal?ou have to have some sort of withdrawal agreement and then the customs union is about the future relationship with the european union. i can see once the labour party, which has always supported a customs union, has got a parliamentary majority for a customs union, they could then back the withdrawal agreement. whether that is something the prime minister would then even allow to be voted on is a different question. steve, do you think that is realistic? we saw eight options, for indicative votes last week. the customs union was one of them. will it get across in the week ahead? it could well do. it was very tight, that vote for a customs union, and i know number 10 think that is highly likely, that parliament will vote for a customs union next week, but the reason why this saga is so unpredictable is that highly and usually in british politics, there are so many moving parts and no—one is fully in control. we are used to an era that if you knew what number 10 was doing, you could prob

the third one is that no a+, customs union without a customs union i should say, 65 and 377. the labour plan is fair, backed byjeremy corbyn of course, which is a permanent customs union with close alignment to the single market. 237-307. a alignment to the single market. 237—307. a customs union, not quite an important one to get in. 264, 272 against. there is revoking the article 50, if there is no deal. as they come towards brexit bay, 184-293. the they come towards brexit bay, 184—293. the public vote for it on any withdrawal agreement, 268—295 finishing top at the pilot this evening, and the plan b option which isa evening, and the plan b option which is a standstill arrangement with the eu if we cannot pass a withdrawal agreement, 139—422. from the economist has justjoined agreement, 139—422. from the economist hasjustjoined me now. when you make of all of that? looking at it and hearing you go through it, i'm thinking what you are seeing is the house beginning to divide along the lines at either customs union being the nearest thing you can imagine in the real world to

apg and the customer? >> that is correct. >> and they're getting 50% renewable versus -- >> they're getting 40% renewable >> they just revise there's. i can't quote you exactly what it was. it is between 33 and 38 if memory serves. >> they just publicist the change in a filing at the securities and exchange commission. >> and then the super green, how does that compare price lies? >> we are seeing a savings for our customers. a little more than 2% relative to the 100% renewable project and of course, it is 100% renewable. >> right, right. and then -- >> c no, it would be around 2% higher. we have been charging for super green, about 2% more than green, the green product. that differential remains the same, but of course, the savings relative to the default product is greater. >> i think i understand that. cost -wise, it would be the same if i were super green, or if i was a customer right now. >> i would have to get back to you on what the differential is, but i think we are still a little bit cheaper than

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or prepaid customers. better product and lower prices is the basics of business. >> will have the two of you put your heads together and figure out which color you will go with? [ laughter ] >> that would be magenta. thank you. >> the chair recognizes the chairman of the committee mr. nadler for five minutes. >> miss sohn you look very eager to respond to the last question so could you take a moment to do that? >> mr. legere keeps talking about unit price and i think that's important because what he is saying is that the new t- mobile will give you more . on a per unit price you need to pay the same or less. so you will get faster speeds, better quality, but in absolute terms you are going to play pay more. but that's the words you just used. number two, if i hear access come excess capacity i think my heads going to explode. that is seldom the only determinant of a pricing fiction. it is more profitable to do so. carnegie owned all the railroads, he had lots of capacity and was still a monopolist. the cap

it would then be a uk wide customs union, that was something that the prime minister did secure.s originally going to be for northern ireland, but in the backstop does end because we will agree on a future economic partnership. don't forget even if the deal goes through that is the beginning of another few years. that is worth reminding everyone about. if you think it is all over when they get a deal in the house of commons, think again, because the whole process starts all over again on this future relationship. absolutely, this is just on this future relationship. absolutely, this isjust the on this future relationship. absolutely, this is just the warm on this future relationship. absolutely, this isjust the warm up lap, this is just absolutely, this isjust the warm up lap, this isjust the business of getting out of the door. if the uk does get out of the door at the end of this by one means or another, then the far longer process begins in all likelihood of trying to work out what that future relationship looks like and all of the debates that we are hearing variations of now

some of these new customers are what we call transfer load meaning they're existing pg&e customers and they're coming over to us. we've created criteria that guide whether we're going to include transfer load in the growth forecast. we are including them only once they have a control contract executed with us. redevelopment customer growth is based on construction schedules of various projects. current redevelopment projects include hunters point, trance bay transit center, candlestick, treasure island, and pier 70 and projected new redevelopment customers include pier 74, mission rock, pa trer owe, hope sf and sunny dale hope sf. >> chairwoman: what happens in 2026? >> let's see. >> it's a modest negative net revenue. it looks like an increase in revenue funded capital. that is associated with reinvestment in the local distribution system. it's unlike the case in the water enterprise where the negative net revenue was the function of repaying the wholesale customers. this is a short-term mismatch between revenues and expenses. >> basically you will just eat into the fund balance? >> u

customs union wasn't too far out.t but what's interesting to know and i think it's where the story moves on from, of course on the basis that she doesn't actually get the deal through the sea, which is well, it's a possibility earlier on but seeing the dup statement this evening, if again looking quite shaky again with she can do it but where a custom here is here going to narrow down the options now. so you've got afm today, and the suggestion is bring forward more boats on monday, and that perhaps a position where people have to really start focusing down on what they want, but of christ that's going to open all sorts of scenarios as well, you know, some way it is difficult to gain not, do people want soft brexit what their support for customs union in order to support a second referendum. and those that don't want a second referendum than vice versa. did they do at the other way around so you can then just end up way around so you can then just end up with lots of inconclusive results all the time, and this is the

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quality of the business being quality of product, quality of customer support, quality of customer base staying power is about do you have enough in the bank and we have almost a billion dollars more than what we have a year ago >> you had a very interesting conference call where you actually had customers speaking about why they liked nutanix i kept hearing that the service is so good that they identify with you. can you go over some of those success stories because people i think if they see a good analyst they'll say, listen, maybe it's already in the rearview mirror. >> in fact, that's the value of our business actually. we start way single workload five years ago it was about desktops, now it's about remote office branch office or oracle work loads and we've come a long distance in the last five years. our product has become 10x better because of the surface area of geographical presence and that's why i feel like it's not a real deonly. four years ago it was probably worth a zero dollar market and now it's worth more than $10 billion? when you say magic quadrant. our viewers may n

that will bring new customs challenges checking an additional border is an entirely new demain. everyone will have to declare their goods both operators and individuals in the coming days we don't have enough resources we risk having even longer traffic jams than today. our own three hundred customs officers walk in cali no the plan is to deploy an additional seven hundred staff and create new border control facilities but if britain leaves the e.u. without a deal. in some period. of the initial we're ready for this revolution of the borders there won't be a bottleneck of the century in cali we'll obviously check the goods arriving on european on french soil we'll watch smart with digital solutions and this one checks to take place so that things go smoothly and march and april and here we did it well it's a postcard no one not so good with the unions aren't sure what to mistake the for your customs officers will have to work extra shifts as well as at night if additional officers aren't deployed on time. and that's a business update here in the w. you can find more business new

the customs union put forward by kenneth clark, so leaving that european union with a customs union went the prime minister is gales, which have been put forward a second time, and it got more votes, you can see why she's raising a point of order there and pointing to the support to pass. let's go to vicki now, iwas the support to pass. let's go to vicki now, i was in the lobby, i suppose that's a reflection, the one at the top i'll be it no majority for any of them, it's a reflection that this is a remain leaning house of parliament. yeah i think the point about comparing it to the dl, i think government says is a different system to forget and pcr, where taking and saying yes to everything they could live with, so it's a slightly different issue but i think interesting you talk about the customs union, the proposal that got partly because labour were whipping in favour of it, telling aim piece to back that one. i think that'll explain why that one was slightly higher than the others, and then the idea of a confirmatory public vote of quest, margaret beckett another one that was pretty

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customers but mater isn't letting it get him down. the indian government is already promising support for export is like him still he believes the usa is just hurting itself and has on wal-mart who are google so all are trying to grab indian market in a big way ok and when you were trying to boost of that market india is going to believe it in some or some way or other so if you look at the present scenario india is a big market for us or maybe us may not be a big market for india. so it's kind of. mean to us and us. washington says india has been the world's largest beneficiary of preferential trade status if trade benefits are abolished the country will have to pay customs duties on products worth five point six billion u.s. dollars that were previously duty free but some see a change in u.s. trade status as a chance to rethink the kind of products that india exports we have to move on to quality if you keep on looking at. i mean that's not going to work it's a matter of people thought oh my god i bought this and it's that keeps tal

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s that pursuing a customs union with the e.u. is the best way of getting bricks it over the line does she agree with him and will she be supporting and emotions for a customs union disaster a new prime minister the right honorable gentleman what we have negotiated the government's deal negotiated with the european union delivers the benefits of a customs union right enabling us to have an independent free trade policy to negotiate free trade agreements in interests and not rely on brussels to negotiate them for he used to stand up for independent trade policy now he wants a customs union now he wants to throw away the the idea of an independent trade policy and leave brussels negotiating for us we want to negotiate our trade in our interests and the interests of people across this country. hugh knows perfectly well that our policy is for a customs union in order to protect jobs in order to protect society. and she will also know that the team you see in the c.b.i. have called for a customs union as part of a deal in fact the lett

has been preparing for that eventuality with additional customs officials and customs posts ready to deal with the heart of bragg's it but will it be enough. now for some time the deadly swine fever has been causing serious alarm in rumania the disease leads to internal bleeding and hemorrhaging is in pigs and to prevent it spreading still further hundreds of thousands of animals both infected and healthy have been culled it's caused millions of euros and put thousands of jobs at risk so let's go to the small settlements of rousseau national which lies in central rumania where our reporter has met with pig breeder lillian coming to a school he's among the many locals who are feeling this about the whole issue and how it has been handled. romanian farmer lillian commonness you once owned twenty six pigs. but all of them were culled because of african swine fever. what if. there were two here and two more there. come in ask you who lives in the village of those initiative has footage showing how his pigs were killed. the locals say the romanian authorities killed his livestock without

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or prepaid customer. better product and lower prices. that is the basics of business. >> so the two of you put your head together and figured out which color this new entity will go with? >> that would be magenta. >> i yield back. thank you. >> thank you. the chair recognizes the chairman of the full committee, mr. nadler, for five minutes. >> thank you. before i start my questions, miss sohn, you looked very eager to respond to the last question. could you take just a moment to do that? >> i am very eager. so mr. legere keeps talking about unit price. and i think that that's really important. because what he's saying is, the new t-mobile will give you more. he's not saying they're not going to -- but on a per-unit price, you'll either pay the same or less. so you'll get faster speeds, you'll get better quality, but in absolute terms, you're going to pay more. but on a per unit -- but that's the words you just used, okay? number two, if i hear excess capacity, excess capacity one more time, i think my hea

would theresa may a customs union? so, election than a customs union?tion out of a series of preferable option out of a series of bad options, you could say a referendum might be one thing but she has been against that and find a general election is right. she thinks that rather than a customs union, because the conservative ma nifesto union, because the conservative manifesto ruled out a customs union, now i would argue firstly it was wrong to be so prescriptive in the ma nifesto wrong to be so prescriptive in the manifesto in the first place, but that manifesto didn't command the majority after the election, so i think therefore, it is still possible to embrace it. i think she ta kes possible to embrace it. i think she takes the view embraising a customs union would go against that ma nifesto union would go against that manifesto language and therefore a general election is potentially the way out of that. thank you very much chris. well as you can hear it's very noisy here — leave demonstrators have gathered in parliament square in westminster. our c

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