in several customs offices in the country. well , as i said in my speech, there are two areas of establishing order and discipline, and in the second part that this first part is positive, the second part is actually negative treatment and dealing with violators, our customs police has an official basis for this mission in a certain area, based on the notification law of the general staff of the armed forces . and the special emphasis of the commander-in-chief means that we have the command behind this issue basically, in fact, we tried to have a very good relationship with the country's customs and other official materials, which include, in fact, the free trade and economic zones of the country's customs, the country's ports, border markets, border terminals, and in fact , these in fact, we are saying that official grounds mean anyone who is carrying out an economic and commercial process at the border. these are official grounds. well, the customs police have a mission to be present in these areas . you are present in all o

the customer exaerience _ don't we? we do. the customer exaerience of— don't we? we do. don't we? we do. the customer experience of getting in - don't we? we do. the customer experience of getting in and - experience of getting in and out of the door without queueing for ages is something that starbucks will address. they will simplify the menu, food and drink so we can get in and out more quickly. what we have to realise is that there is massive competition. we have these boutique coffee shops, notjust independent coffee shops, boutique brands and new large brand is emerging. there is a new one called blank street which is in new york and london which is leaning into jen z. it is about adapting the menu, reducing the amount on offer and food, they have to consider allergens but also considering younger consumers are more environmentally conscious. matt saw the need to reduce their carbon footprint and it isn't simply a case of serving coffee. they are still serving coffee. they are still serving billions of cups a day, doing extremely well and they will get out of this

if it is on the way outside the customs, if it is on the way outside the customs, it is our duty to fightd we do this regularly every year. we want to say that we have statistics that are significant , it is one of our inherent duties, and this, of course, i will check to be precise, and this, but i know that our statistics and figures have increased by 17 rials compared to last year. we do not allow alcoholic beverages to come in from the sea at all, and this means that we get news and information from the same source and immediately take measures, or in the case of drugs, well , drugs, you are waiting for, the cost of drugs has increased a lot for smugglers. today, it was coming from this area of ​​afghanistan after leaving pakistan , smugglers have to travel 1,500, 600 kilometers to the sea. oman from the oman sea to open waters, for example, to other countries that we are fighting and the world owes us mr. hosseini. we have given the fight against drugs, which is a tactic and conspiracy of global arrogance, and i am also present in the provinces where i am involved in diplomacy. i apo

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banks declare how much their customers have lost to fraud.esn't publish the figures. there are some figures we do know — that's the amount of money that's been scammed from other bank customers that's ended up in revolut accounts. we hear from customers consistently that they're told to set up revolut accounts when they are becoming the victim of a scam. it might be safe to draw the conclusion from that, that fraud victims are told to set up revolut accounts because fraudsters find it easier to move money through revolut than any other bank. when someone is tricked into transferring money to a fraudster, it's known as an authorised push payment — or app fraud. it's the most common type of scam in the uk. last year, for every million pounds paid into revolut accounts, £756 was from app fraud. that's more than ten times the amount for barclays and four times more than its similar—sized competitor, monzo. we wanted to find out more about what makes revolut tick and how it deals with fraud. we spoke to eight former employees from various departme

i think that we should report these actions to both our customs police and the customs itself, which a legal duty. they assume that we have a reform, which means that instead of this. a gender that they should bring, for example, and a gender, for example, 95 there is a rule that they should bring these, but not the prohibited items. sometimes, unfortunately, inside these systems , i think we should activate the detectors , that is, the customs should increase its forces. we will also help. ask us for help . fighting against smuggled goods is a responsibility for us in official channels. it is not defined, only we control these things towards the customs that they do not go elsewhere to unload the cargo . this is one of our duties that we are doing this work . there is a struggle with us that we have been doing this regularly for years, we have figures that are significant, it is one of our inherent duties, and of course i will check to be precise and this, but i know that our figures compared to last year in terms of rials 17 the number of discoveries has increased, which is signifi

the customer. yeah, absolutely. and so, you know, even though when sometimes an experience like the shipping and knowing whether your fiance could be notified about it feels so unique to you. there's many times that it's been, you know, asked and answered before. so just by providing that training data to the ai bot, a lot of times you can answer the question that feels so unique in the moment. so is this replaced employees or contractors? do you anticipating replacing employees or contractors? the way we see it is this is just simply a way to enhance the current employees, you know, give them more power and allow them when they need to spend extra time with someone, not feel rushed to get off the phone or answer chats because, you know, they got emma or a bot in the background helping free up their time. fair enough. well, dustin starr, i appreciate you being with us this morning. dustin starr is the head of growth and marketing for brightcove. and as you heard him say, there ai is called emma. we'll be back in jus

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of customs processes , were actually agreements that were made. the discussion of the infrastructures that are at the borders and ends of the two countries, increasing the rail capacity in the main cargo section of the khoi van route thanks to the re-opening of the tehran-khoivan -ankara train route, which plays an important role in the exchange of passengers between the parties, updating and improving and optimizing the customs situation, as well as improving the level of relations in the customs authorities, which is the basis of improving relations and the level of trade between them. will form and currently the volume of this trade is between 7 and a half to 10 billion dollars so that we can achieve this volume of trade between the two countries. and the experts of both sides were held, which resulted in the drafting of a memorandum of understanding that was signed by both parties. in order to speed up the implementation of this 25 -member agreement, a committee consisting of experts from both sides it was formed to review the latest implement

exporting customs goods has increased more than twice . raghani sesame seeds have been started from the lands of poldasht city. sesame cultivation is a profitable and inexpensive product, and this city is the only center of cultivation of this product in west azarbaijan. this is the agricultural land of poldasht city in the north of west azarbaijan province. it has been a few days since the farmers of this city started harvesting their crops. a low-cost and high-quality product. peldesh city is the only city in the province that has killed konjet and about 400 hectares of it. this city is dedicated to this product . we expect to obtain about 500 tons of this product. this year also because of benefits the production of this oilseed and in line with the pattern of sesame cultivation, the farmers of poldasht city carried out sesame cultivation on their own land. sesame oil seeds require less water than other spring crops , and it is also economically profitable for us farmers. sesame seeds were discovered in poldasht city in april and now th

that is why companies are great customers of ours. there are other places where the ad model does not make as much sense. you want to get the consumer to the answer they need as fast as possible. that is where chatgpt is different from something like google search. ed: it has been two years since the original deal with microsoft was negotiated and that compute relationship is important. will those terms change? are they fluid or are you sticking to the contract that was on your desk when you arrived? sarah: it is actually longer than two years. we have been partners for almost five years. they came to us when we were a research lab and the deal we have with them as they do provide compute and we give them ip around artificial intelligence, so it is incredible. the products they are rolling out today are built on top openai. as we go forward and get bigger, we also see a maturing in that relationship, so for consumer benefit we want to make sure our consumers always get access to what they need. we did discuss the oracle deal a few qua

in short order with the traction with customers.ok at the uk and say it is a great product, but how do we take what we learned ain a way. >> you have been in the uk since march. i would like to understand r really the main differences in terms of the customers in the united states and here in the uk. you have a more international approach to the portfolio. what other differences have you picked up? >> we really have been happy about what our customers are saying about our product. 24/5 trading is what we wanted to bring to the uk. considering the market hours and how you think about it as you report on it. you have to set the alarm for the earnings call for the evening. the market closed and you have to wait for the next day. that is something that they can act on news 24/5. that is an innovation we think can change the way the uk investors think about investing. there is a gap in confidence and participation in the uk relative to the u.s. we see that as an opportunity. you can develop that through a great platform and education. >>

the customer both the rate payer directly and the city as a customer. so, that helped to frame 9 key capital planning areas that we need to go into. the first center around post-collection processing of material. there is a trash processing pilot that was approved in the last rate order. it is under way and results are imminent around that and we are looking forward seeing how san francisco works and cost effectiveness. >> it is great to see-i have to tell you, that was the most confusing slide i have ever seen. i dont know how that framed anything, so i think it is great to have something that frames a debate. i think be helpful if you have something a little bit clearer that i could- >> it all boils down to the 9 bullets. we took a lot and digesting it down is the point. trash processing to understand the potential of recovering material from the black containing stream in san francisco and the cost effectiveness that is. looking at any potential changes to recycled processing, particularly as a result of the pier 96 seismic study. any look at the fac

besides , tell me how many customs we have, and your forces are working in several customs offices of the country under the orders of your excellency. in my speech, i said that there are two areas of establishing order and discipline, and in the second part, the first part is positive, and the second part is actually dealing with violators . the law and notification of the general staff of the armed forces, and in fact, i must emphasize here that it is actually the special follow-up and emphasis of the commander -in-chief. we have, well, on this basis, in fact, we tried with the very good relationship we have today with the country's customs and other official materials, which are actually free zones. commercial and economic customs of the country, ports of the country , border markets, border terminals, and in fact , we say these in your company, in fact, official sources. anyone who is carrying out an economic and commercial process at the border, this is an official basis. well, the customs police have a mission to be present in these areas. you are present in all of them , unfortu

>> i see quick change from our customer base.if we add 370,000, 99 90% have a naked broadband and then they take service on top of it, streaming services. that's' what's happening in the market right now. and we create that flexibility. we tell our customers do you want broadband only, do you want fios with the tv channels or not. when we do fixed fios access, we offer them youtube tv or hulu, whatever it might be. we see a totally different pattern or in the market. liz: oh, all right, so i went faked broadband. >> i'm not sure that's a good word, but -- liz: why not. [laughter] and last thing. the next quarter when you're sitting here r the numbers going to be better? >> i think we are now in a good position. we're a great product, we're a great asset, we're good momentum on our business. and actually when we talked about the financial find for the year, we said for wireless service rev knew we're going to the -- revenue, we're going to be in the middle of the guidance or above, is so we are already doing better than the beginn

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nearly 2500 customers in solano county and more than 800 customers in contra costa county overall pg. e is warning that up to 28,000 customers in northern california could be impacted. we do have our meteorologist get along with us. here are details on the red flag warning. so what areas are we talking about here? as you can see this map, much of the bay area will be under that red flag warning 11:00pm tomorrow through saturday and it is a peak fire season as we heard from cal fire. in addition to this, we have a wind advisory for our north bay hills, east bay hills and even santa clara hills and valleys. so that something to prepare for today's that last a relatively quiet day. see want to secure those loose items. and of course, just be weather alert over the next few back here at the coast, we started off cloudy today. we saw some raindrops earlier in the morning and now we're starting to see some clearing, you know, the coast just usually sees the clouds hang out there. but if you are heading to the beaches, we have a beach hazard statement. this goes into an took this evening. so

take the call for the new customer while we're typing the notes from the other customer because we no time to do our paperwork. we need some time off. jump off the phone so we can what we promised the customers call them back. so i was learning all these things and watching what were they able to achieve? how did they build power within male dominated union? and what was in then after 1996, when a new law was passed in congress? telecommunications act of 1996, which opened up all markets to competition. so the cable company was becoming your phone company and your internet company and eventually wireless was coming in. so we saw all of this happening and, i was assigned the lovely to pretend i was a lawyer and an economist and represent cwa on telecom communications policy at the fcc and on some legislation and eventually around mergers in front of the doj. so i was seeing was happening under competition and deregulation at the front line work force while i was seeing the policies that both democrats and republicans had adapted to subsidy to competition as the way to incent lower pric

there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. it's happening. switch to reliable comcast business internet with security and get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! story begins tonight's west coast rap. in a social media post. the congresswoman linked to a u s c poll that said she could be a frontrunner if she ran in the 2026 election. congresswoman porter said, quote, our next governor needs to be laser focused on solving california's biggest challenges. most of all, the cost of living. end quote. porter is not running for reelection to congress after a run for senate, where she did not advance past the primary. in washington, bellevue police are looking for a suspect tied to three incidents of reckless driving and vandalism, allegedly targeting an lgbtq plus pride art piece. take a look at some surveillance video here. >> cars seen stopping in the middle of the city's downtown on saturday at around 430 in the afternoon, t

how quickly will customers _ fines. how quickly will customers get - fines.ll customers get that . fines. how quickly will. customers get that money returned?— customers get that money returned? 3 , . ., returned? it's expected that will come — returned? it's expected that will come in _ returned? it's expected that will come in 2025. - returned? it's expected that will come in 2025. even - returned? it's expected that. will come in 2025. even though it seems like a significant amount, that only works out as amount, that only works out as a few pounds per customer. and in fact that's expected to be dwarfed quite significantly by price increases over the next five years. 0fwat is estimating it could be hundred pounds. they say that's needed to pay for some infrastructure issues that have been raised in the report. will have more on that story is the day goes on. a british—canadian computer scientist who has been dubbed the "godfather of artificial intelligence" has won this year's nobel prize for physics. professor geoffrey hinton, shares the honour with profe

the customers were not coming much outside. you know, they're like sticking to their homes only even you can cover, you know, the traffic outside. also there's like there's not like much cars, you know, the passing here because of the heat waves. and in downtown livermore, businesses are also battling it out with the heat. but thankfully, an annual event known as the witches night out is bringing a large crowd of people to a night that could have been slow due to the hot weather. can you tell that if this event wasn't here, that was put down by livermore downtown association? things might be a little different today and residents taking part in the event came prepared. bringing water bottles, which came in handy with the high temperatures lingering into the evening hours. this is horrible. way too hot. way too hot. i'm melting. in livermore, pete suratos nbc bay area news. all right. thank you very much, pete. now, if you want to keep track of the temperatures in your neighborhood 24/7, download our free nbc bay area news app.

the customers love to get out. consumers love to get out and enjoy the fall season. their halloween or harvest the core, daily needs, animal feed, pet food, or whether they are getting ready for the fall season and getting ready for winter. >> you have a great loyalty program. what brings people to the store? what is getting people to come into tractor supply? >> our bread and butter is that animal feed and pet food. they are demand driven needs based businesses that drive footsteps into the store every single day. we are the largest player in backed animal feed in the country between a 20 and 25% share if you are talking about a quinn feed, livestock or poultry. the number five player and pet as well. we have a 37 million+ membership program called neighbors club. that is a highly engaged group that shops with us on a weekly and biweekly basis. we just announced yesterday an acquisition that hopefully will close shortly of a company that will be a great integration into the neighbors club program and bring more and more value to the members. >> people need to unders

what does it mean for — for customers. what does it mean for future _ for customers.rformance? for customers. what does it - mean for future performance? i mean forfuture performance? i presume people will be watching and saying if you're taking more money away from these organisations, how will that improve their performance? this is the fourth _ improve their performance? this is the fourth year _ improve their performance? ti 3 is the fourth year in a row that some companies have been ordered to pay money back. so environmental campaigners we have been talking to this morning such as river action have said, does 0fwat have significant teeth if they are asking for refunds time and time again, not enough improvements are being made. the secretary of state has called for the ceos and chief executive to meet with them to discuss their environmental performance. water uk has recognised that performance is not good enough but what they are saying is there needs to be significant investment reaching into the billions of pounds to make the improvements necessary that 0fwat

what are you hearing proudly supports your customers in the storm's -- from your customers in the storm'suld just implore all my florida residents to take all the necessary precautions and this is an incredibly dangerous storm and safety comes first and making all of the requisite preparations to respond to the post seventh helping our clients pick themselves back up in the aftermath and recover and our clients in general take ago lot of precaution and focus on jurying their destructive properties and belongings and safeguarded as best as possible but there's only so much you can do with this magnitude of a storm. liz: outsized losses to residents but also, trevor, to companies big and small and you come in and that's making them and you're there insurer and policyholders and what they will be insured against. >> liz, importantly the goal we play in the marketplace is what our clients adviser and broker and we help them and going for individuals every single individuals in the u.s. and going for them and couple hundred thousand here in the path of the storm. and going for them around cove

customers and this data indicate that some of these occasional customers, they are just not going backtarbucks. they are leaving specialty coffee altogether. maybe they 've given up coffee, but they're not going back. >> which is why i don't think it's an easy fix. it's still on a 3 1/2 year downtrend from its prior all-time high. and, listen, at 25 times next year's numbers, it's not historically expensive, however, it might now be historically expensive given the obstacles. they report on or around halloween -- >> boo. >> might be a scary one. >> speaking of scary, how is that almond latte going for you? >> speaking of boo. >> nothing wrong -- that's my drink if i ever go, by the way. >> speaking of boo. guy is not much of a bogo guy. >> he doesn't know what that means. >> they're doing away with the bogo. you're a big customer. >> you actually are. >> interesting -- so, nick kohl, who just got here, we were saying this before the break, like, i've never seen starbucks advertise on tv, over the course of this weekend, i saw them advertising. i don't think there was any people in ther

but i want our customers to know we are committed to working 24/7 to get as many customers as we can restore it as quickly as possible. >> and we won't stop until every customer has been restored. alright archie collins, the president and ceo of tampa electric. you've got so much in front of you. thank you very much for taking some time with us this morning. i really appreciate it thank you. all right. our breaking news coverage of hurricane milton continues after the break as this major storm causes more than two dozen tornadoes, including this one, senior florida's east coast the st. lucie sheriff county sheriff says that multiple people have died at nine on cnn morning koch. >> judge i'm feeling better all in one and done with mucinex kick-start gives all in one and done relief without morning jolted link sensation. >> comeback season. >> i'm jonathan larson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if your age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget remember the three ps what are the three ps >> the three p's of life insurance o

there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. it's happening. switch to reliable comcast business internet with security and get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! yes, california bans alcohol sales between 2 and 6 in the morning. governor newsom signed a new bill that will allow alcohol sales until 4 a.m. at a private club inside the intuit dome in inglewood. that's the future arena of the clippers. the new law carves out a specific exemption for the club. it's a pilot program that ends in 2030. and they're going to use it to kind of track duis around there and figure it out. tonight at 7:00 a big shakeup for the giants. you might know already. we're joined by hunter pence to talk about buster posey's new role in the organization. also a former stanford legacy student admits why she's in favor of a new law banning legacy admissions. that story and more coming up on our 7:00 news. up next, what's behind today's massive veri

now customers say they really like this ease and convenience.r, action fraud received almost 10,000 reports of fraud in which revolut was named. that was nearly 2,000 more than barclays, one of britain's biggest banks, and nearly double the number made about monzo, a similar sized e—money firm to revolut. revolut says it's invested heavily in its financial crime prevention team, which now makes up a third of its total global workforce, and says it has robust controls to meet its legal and regulatory obligations. laura says she told revolut what happened, but they've not offered to reimburse any of the money she lost. the premise behind the chat from revolut afterwards, that it was all my fault. last year, the financial 0mbudsman service received 3,500 complaints about revolut, more than any other bank or e—money firm. revolut says it can't comment on laura's case, as it's being looked at by the ombudsman, but that each potential fraud case is fully investigated so it can make informed decisions. this last week, new rules were introduced, making

their customers themselves.ant companies to take responsibility and to put a much sharper focus on performance, which is why we have imposed £158 million of penalties. 13 water companies have been told to reduce their bills — but don't get too excited. take the example of the local water company here, welsh water. it's been told to refund £24 million. divide that equally amongst its customers — well, it's about £8 each. four companies have been told they did well enough to charge more, among them united utilities, which serves the lake district. it's much to the annoyance of local campaigners who've been monitoring discharges into windermere. this is about the failure of the regulator of ofwat and the environment agency, and the fact that the customer has paid for a service that has never been provided. privatisation has failed and, as a result of it, the bill payer is being exploited. the water companies accept they must do better, but stress that some things have improved. the targets are getting harder and ha

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i know that you have about 24.3 million funded customers. of them do you expect to activate legend? >> yeah, i mean, legend was really intended for the most sophisticated active traders. that said, you know, with every product that we build and design, it's intended to be easy-to-use, and the really interesting thing is robinhood's very popular on mobile and among younger generations. we're leading in market share, among people using mobile devices to invest in trade, but about half of that activity happens on desktop. where we really haven't been very competitive, and if you think about desktop, it gives you certain things that are hard to do on a mobile device. you have larger screen real estate. you can have four monitors or seven monitors with charts and data and tools, so it lends itself to a much more sophisticated customer and, you know, it's available for free with anyone with a robinhood account, but i think we see an opportunity to expand the types of active traders that can benefit from our service with this product. liz: okay, so

about what will happen. to the customers about what will happen-— to the customers about what will happenas awry in peterson. — will happen. that was awry in peterson, the _ will happen. that was awry in peterson, the founder - will happen. that was awry in peterson, the founder of - will happen. that was awry in peterson, the founder of the | peterson, the founder of the supply chain company flex port. we will keep a close eye on that. openai has raised $6.6 billion in its latest funding round as companies continue to bet on artificial intelligence. it brings the value to around $160 billion which is similar to investment bank goldman sachs. it includes microsoft and nvidia. oil prices have jumped by around 1% as tensions in the middle east continue to strike fear. the region is the bigger supply of oil and many are concerned a wider conflict would impact the supply. our expert gave us his take. we know after— expert gave us his take. we know after the _ expert gave us his take. - know after the iran attack, israel is weighing their options and what i'm the news and reading, the damages

base, future prospective customers. could you expand more on this user group approach? one approach would be use group with only one country, you're soliciting feedback from the different army committees, marine corps but also use groups across country and you get to argue but has a different opinion. >> they do. the next one will be in finland. the danger of getting all your customers together and even invited prospects we are letting them behind the curtain. here's what's wrong come here's what's not working right, what might be right for finland might not be right for estonia pics of those are some of the challenges were working on. we had a subset subgroup which with six nato countries are buying the system. there's some needs in terms of interoperability that they're looking for that perhaps other customers are not. this gives the fourth in a technical forum and operators forum to be able to modify the system and really have their say in terms of what the future technical, technology roadmap looks like. it also emp

so we know a lot of the customers and the regular customers they come in and they're going, oh, my goodness. i can't believe owner bill snyder says it's not often customers are interested in buying air conditioners in october. the hardware store sold out with someone calling in monday morning to buy this last very strange. >> because normally we're seeing, you know, days, get a little shorter and things like that. you're expecting cool mornings and for him to stay cool in the morning and the days are heating up. >> and staying hotter. and i think it's crazy to have temperatures, you know, in the low to mid 90's as we approach october. tenet cardwell is a brother at saint mary's college in moraga. >> he avoids going outside during the hottest times of day and is thankful for the cool housing on campus and is concrete thick. concrete walls stays cool for least 3 days. but he feels for those who have to work outside in the elements during a heatwave. i hope they're drinking enough water when it comes to staying cool at home the hardware and lumber general manager says in marconi shares tips wi

customers like maria in walnut creek are still asking the same question. i want to know where my money went. we asked colton, paul's bankruptcy attorney, to comment. the lawyer responded and said, no, thank you. this is the second bankruptcy associated with anchored tiny homes. paula's co-founder and brother, austin paulus, recently filed for protection, too. his petition makes three references to taxpayer backed small business administration loans totaling $6.5 million. there's a lot of evidence. so recently, customer katy lucas visited the fbi in san francisco and asked federal agents to investigate. i want them to investigate the entire family. the fbi declined to confirm or deny any investigation, which it says is standard policy. there is one more member of the paulus family listed on its contracting licenses. austin and colton's dad, scott. we have not seen any filings in scott paul's name, but the state has moved to revoke his contractor's license, accusing him and his sons of taking too much money up front and abandoning projects. dozens of anchore

there are many cases in the customs police. according to the head of the economic security police , 10 people have been arrested so far. in fact, we have arrested 10 of the main suspects so far. 18 the person whom we have arrested under the title of work clearance is one of the missions of the economic crime police to fight against tax evasion, and many cases have been dealt with in the first six months of this year. we discovered 172 cases worth more than 3 hemats. 305 we had a billion tomans in the field of tax evasion. sardar rahimi also announced the statistics of money laundering in the first six months of this year. 51 major money laundering cases so far. we have identified and arrested 95 criminals and offenders in this field, and we have identified and arrested more than 1,564 billion, which is more than one and a half hemats of property. sima, but to know how the weather is. in the next hour , we will join the country with the respected expert of the meteorological organization, mrs. jafari. greetings to you thank you,

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to down to about 7500 customers. and of course, as the weather fluctuates will continue to bring you updates as we get them from officials. that's very latest here in concord. i'm michael thomas send it back to to live in san francisco. all right, michael, thank you very much. all right. in the east bay waukee miller park in oakland will be close because that red flag warning. >> park access will be restored only when conditions improve. and the national weather service list of warnings. park officials say vehicle traffic is prohibited from stopping at lookout turnout on grizzly peak and skyland boulevard between 09:00pm and 06:00am during these warnings illegally. parked cars could also be cited. so residents are reminded in here to those parking regulations and ensure that you navigate safely barbecuing not allowed in any city parks during the red flag warnings also in fairfield, they're going to be closing some of their parks because of the red flag warnings. all city parks are closed starting today and will remai

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so we have almost 6 million customers in the consumer bank. the consumer bank. how are ou in the consumer bank. how are you using _ in the consumer bank. how are you using technology _ in the consumer bank. how are you using technology and - in the consumer bank. how are you using technology and ai i you using technology and ai when you are thinking about cutting costs? tote when you are thinking about cutting costs?— when you are thinking about cutting costs? we are trying to move much — cutting costs? we are trying to move much more _ cutting costs? we are trying to move much more to _ cutting costs? we are trying to move much more to the - cutting costs? we are trying toj move much more to the digital environment so more self—service for the customer. we want to use data to help personalise our office and interactions with our customers. that is the basis that data and it's what ai feeds off of so most banks are pretty excited about the prospects around ai but you have to walk before you can run so most banks like us have three important ne

we don't turn all >> impacted customers off all at once. it's really an faces its as the weather sort of comes through those certain areas shut offs happened during the red flag warnings because of high winds that could blow down power lines and dry conditions on the ground that could quickly light up in flames causing a wildfire turning the power back on can be a slow process. once the weather passes through were able to start working take a look at our lines, patrol the lines, make sure that there's no impact to our equipment and then turned the customers back executive director of the utility reform network. martone is critical of the power shut off saying the reason the need to be done so often is because of an unsafe electrical system. when you have bear wires, they're metal wires come into contact. >> with tree limbs are getting knocked to the ground that liable to start a fire. the utility company says it's working to improve and harden their system to avoid future power shut offs. but undergrounding 10,000 miles of lines, tony belie

thank ou ve as customer acquisition. thank you very much. _ as customer acquisition.sition. thank you very much, we will - as customer acquisition. thank you very much, we will leave i as customer acquisition. thank you very much, we will leave it there. instagram has introduced a bunch of teen safety features as the company continues to face scrutiny over protecting the privacy of its young users. users will now not be able to screenshot or screen record images and videos tend to to be removed once. parent company meta has said it will also crackdown on scam accounts used to target teens by sending follow requests from such accounts to spam folders or blocking them entirely. airbnb is one of the first tech companies to completely transform the way we travel. it upended the hotel market and in some places the housing rental market too. as housing prices have been rising, some cities have been rising, some cities have been rising, some cities have been cracking down on airbnb play michael together. in this week's addition of talking business, we asked the company's chi