a business, as part of this, this year will be included in the work of the russian belarusian customs centercialists will manage customs risks and monitor operations. this will also reduce the time it takes for goods to cross the border. today belarusian and russian carriers. increasingly, they are faced with increased waiting times at the border and there are problems in logistics. of course we have changed. uh, as soon as possible, and now we are carrying out a set of measures so that this one, uh, the movement of goods across the border does not stop, but the goods follow as quickly as possible, so our task is to sleep help as much as possible in this area. uh, our business entities are working out new approaches to the movement of goods, and within the framework of the eurasian space, specialists intend to digitalize all processes as much as possible. thus, the ieec is actively working in this direction to transfer all operations to an electronic format. what kind of information exchange between the eu services goes through a separate channel, the commission is preparing to launch, exper

customs service. vladimir bulavin stressed that the work from the center will contribute to the unification of the effortsntries and will affect the relationship of the two customs administrations with business, as well as the acceleration of all customs procedures. today we will discuss practical issues of the structure of interaction of this union with the customs services. well, and a number of other issues in terms of information interaction. well, the development of customs technologies. in addition, at the site of the customs services of the two countries, we are working out a number of technologies and a number of issues, which we then project and implement on five countries in our eurasian union, an integrated information system for the interaction of customs authorities is being developed in the eu as flags in the development of digital technologies in the union in first of all is belarus russia and kazakhstan noted the minister for customs cooperation of the eurasian economic commission. the most important thing for us today. this is the digitalization of all processes, the whole world is going

from key market leader companies in order to coordinate efforts developers and customers, 33 industrial competence centers were created. they unite over 300 organizations, and lead the center of company leaders with high results in digitalization. they will be responsible for the selection of sectoral projects. it is extremely important for us not to recreate the current functionality of foreign software products, but to launch our own fully , meeting the needs of the company. and at the same time they must be oriented. yes, including for export. you shouldn't forget about it. otherwise we are here we will somehow put it into it, uh, corresponding to the development, which then, uh, it will be competitively impossible not to develop or use outside, but one of two customers and of course i want them to remain competitive after five. years, not yielding to imported analogues according to the results of a detailed analysis almost 400 types of corporate software were identified, for which the business is critically dependent on imports, the volume of private sector expenses for the purchase of a license and t

customs sphere. we have a lot of activities here. currently. we are organizing. e, russian belarusian center, which will be located in minsk and will carry out monitoring. e of the whole situation related to customs clearance. in our eu state, last week, the head of the customs service of the russian federation was in minsk, we were just discussing these issues, directly , details of how this center will interact with the customs service of belarus with the customs service of the russian federation. now the main message, uh, of our services of our interaction - this is how to organize. uh, our joint work, to help our constituent entities and russian belarusians who fell under sanctions, which is now difficult to help logistics, just to carry out export imports, in order to somehow simplify logistics and help our constituent entities in carrying out foreign economic activity. thanks for the interview. once again, happy holidays. thank you very much. in the netherlands, they took away my passport and did not let me go home. how do you like this approach in a so -called civilized country, a cou

signs in the area urge customers to be respectful. center it's a main street. this is -- from the beginning we said we would be a wine bar. we never lied and said we would be a library or something or a cafe. we don't even have a curfew. like our lease says we can go on until 12:00 or all night if wean to. beliheaj of teopl in e neighbod oesn't find his restaurant to be problematic. >> we're trying to address the s the concerns of the public, a.k.a. two people. you know, i've done my very best to limit the sound. there's no music outside that's audible. >> reporter: gerardo has applier applied for permits to legally expand outdoor seating and plans to add a parklette. neigs say the activity continues well past the 9:00 p.m. closing time. this was the scene on monday. in oakland betty yu kpx 5. . >> the owner says he received to received two code violations related to heat lamps and outdoor capacity. > >> in l.a. county a mud slide tg slide trapping two dozen vehicles outside of santa clarita. this is the scene dowe forcing helicopter crews to putm to put them t

and ultimately more profitability for the entire company. >> amazon talks about putting customer joy at the centerng they do i wonder, do they risk worsening the prime experience if we start to see ads on thursday night football, prime video, how is the company going to balance that >> it's a good question. i think they'll take a pretty pragmatic approach in some cases, with the nfl, i think consumers in general are quite used to the idea of there's going to be ads during an nfl football game i don't think that's going to have a lot of pushback at all for people who want to watch the chiefs versus the chargers on thursday night, as an example. i think the other advertising across prime video and connected tv, they'll go slowly. you're going to sort of have two litmus tests being run publicly where you're going to have both netflix and amazon slowly testing advertising across their connected tv product i think that's where we'll see a slow and disciplined and data-driven approach for how quickly they push ad load, what's the reaction to engagement, and how does it improve the overall lifetime value

like to recognize very well via a customer contact center manager for customer service and the sfpuc wishes to thank joan and show gratitude for her outstanding service >> where as -- virginia sarmiento, began with the san francisco water department. now the pu c commission as a water services clerk on october 15 of 90. served supervisor water service clerk in 2000. commercial assistant supervisor in 03. customer service and billing manager in 2008. a customer service collection's manager very well via responsible for the new service installation billing and collection of water and sewer and customer service operations. she served in interim manager for new service installations, manager for collections and leans in cache'iering and the customer contact central manager. and during her tenure as a manager, very well via assist in the leading the interactive voice response implementation project from scripting. testing, staff training throughout successful launch. she was a core team member during the conversion of the customer service billing system from water and sewer system to the

independence from foreign certification centers for uninterrupted and secure access to sberbank's resources. we have been recommending for several weeks now. all our customersstall digital certificates on their devices. the point is that the body of certificates is issued by certification centers. they are also responsible for who issued the certificates, ultimately for the security of the connection, since the browser checks the certificates and only includes encryption making sure that the certificate is genuine and from a trusted source of such certification centers, there are only a few pieces on the entire planet and until recently. all of them were foreign, but at the beginning of this year there was a threat that the certificates issued by them to russian companies could be revoked, and then the russian national certification center for min numbers was created, the question remains how users get secure access to

customers. they're in the center of your screen, that orange area and another one up toward the delta up in the ures caused by the heat. the rolling blackouts and pretty much come to an end. you look down the peninsula. those red triangles. those are large outages affecting more than 5,000 customers. there you can see this is in the west san jose near cupertino, part of the santa clara valley, a number of neighborhoods right there in the dark at this hour. >> meantime, the statewide flex alert and at the top of the hour in just a few minutes. so let's take a look now at the current demand for energy around the state. cal iso is showing current and just over 44,000 megawatts as nearly 10,000 megawatts lower than today's record-breaking peak demand. there are about 4,000 megawatts to spare right now. not a lot, though, when you think of are talking about the whole state of california. so conservation is still important tonight as well as tomorrow that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 o'clock into the flight. and although the flex alert is ending in a just a matter of minutes, the outages, of course, coul

for record, just in case anyone isn't sure, 311 is the citywide customer call center. it intakes routes request from the public. there's also apps and not just a call center. i'm sure many of you use that app. the other primary measure for street cleaning is the percent of request that's responded to within a specific timeframe. unfortunately, obviously this doesn't include proactive work initiated by the department and you will hear more about those two types of work later this fall. addition measures include the count of service request related to trash cans. the number of curb miles mechanically swept and the tons ever debris collected and the controller's office has a san francisco resident survey regarding rankings and so that data isn't available frequently but as the new surveyor released, it will be shared with you because it's relevant to your mandate. future measures will include items related to the controller's office cleanliness assessment which is different than the survey and i'll talk more about it in a few slides. also the department's work with bag an

key companies, market leaders, in order to coordinate the efforts of developers and customers, 33 industrial centerscreated competencies. they unite over 300 organizations, and have led the centers of company executives with high results in digitalization. they will be responsible for the selection of sectoral projects. it is extremely important for us not to recreate the current functionality of foreign software products, but to launch our own fully, meeting the needs of the company. and at the same time they must be oriented. yes, including for export. you shouldn't forget about it. otherwise, we are here, uh, we will somehow say something in it, uh, corresponding to the development, which then uh, competitively it will be impossible not to develop, nor use outside, but one of two customers and of course you want them to remain competitive. in 5-7 years, not yielding to imported analogues. based on the results of a detailed analysis, almost 400 types of corporate software were identified, for which businesses confirmed their critical dependence on imports. the volume of private sector expenses for

stop after tractor drivers shut down food distribution centers supermarket shelves empty unexpectedly for customersif there are no farmers, then quality food will disappear with them, they assure that the protesters will still buy meat, but in other countries, for example, in brazil, where there are completely different standards than european ones. it won't save the environment, but it will leave people on the street. the government 's goal is to deprive young farmers of all prospects. we cannot invest our fathers cannot invest in our future. we have young farmers. there is no chance of farming. farmers went to brussels which imposes new norms at the walls of the european council, it was not possible to meet officials so that anger, along with feces, poured out on the police during a live broadcast of the welsh bicycle race , attracted the attention of everyone, laid out on the field of a cry for help after the dutch, farmers in italy spain poland germany protested and belgium unexpected support comes from us from donald trump in paradise pro-climate crisis risks leading to world hunger as we spea

continued investment from customers and data centers. it's a very different story from the demand slump from pcs and phones as consumers price in inflation. the semiconductor index has declined. broadcom among the world's biggest tech companies. that makes it a bellwether. that is what makes this particular news welcome. earlier in the u.s. session nvidia took a lot of tears down in the trading session. it warned about exports of artificial intelligence in china could hurt in the range of hundreds of millions of dollars. >> let's look on the fx front. huge dollar strength will drive the fx future across asia today. manishi raychaudhuri was just talking about how that will impact flows away from emerging markets. we are seeing flattening when it comes to the dollar index at a record high. at about a 20 year high. the aussie dollar unchanged. eight since there. a little bit of risk going into the key jobs report friday in the u.s.. we are watching dollars/you want as well as -- dollars/you on -- dollars/yuan ♪ funny: -- vonnie: the atlanta

we obsess about every single piece of what it takes to operate in those data centers and our customersetter energy profiles simply by running in the cloud. >> we know aws important to the amazon effort. amazon large buyer, you want to be influential and say look, you're not just trying to tell fedex to do a better job that's not what you do and fedex isn't a big customer you're trying to influence the entire ecosystem of entire industries. >> we have to do that to hit the 2040 goal. the 2040 net zero carbon is about the entire supply chain scope three emissions, not just what amazon does locally and so we're going to have to make sure that all the aviation fuel that's used, all of the cement that goes into what our suppliers build, that type of thing, all has the right profile. so not only we doing the data centers but we are putting low carbon concrete now into all of our buildings, the data centers and office buildings that are being constructed and then if you look at packaging across amazon since 2015, amazon is actually reduced the average packaging weight per shipment by 38% sinc

center. that's after thousands of people. customers lost power in the middle of this heatwave kron four's amanda hari lives there. now after talking to some people who are trying to >> get out of those hot conditions. amanda, how's it looking up there? >> well, when i got here earlier this afternoon, my car was reading 111 degrees. i just checked. now it's about 97. so feeling a little bit better. but i spoke to some people that have the heat was just too much to bear. >> this is and idealistic. i mean, yeah. when they on facebook, i was here. the sidewalks of map over empty monday afternoon as temperatures reached well over 100 degrees. more than 4,000 pg and e customers lost power around the same time. the city posted this message on social media announcing a cooling center at the napa senior center. i woke up this morning. it already 100 out and i was just so red and white comfortable. >> went to starbucks first a little bit. and then they went to the movie theater that come back to bring my work. and it was just told to it was just

centers. this guarantees uninterrupted and secure access of customers to the bank's services.so ensures their independence from foreign decisions, said the head of the company german gref. we work together with numbers. we will be the first to fully switch to russian security certificates. and we make a very simple customer journey so that customers can very easily switch. you just need to trust the new environment, and then everything will continue to work for you, but this is an inevitable path for all russian companies. you have to make this path. the issue of russian safety certificates is included by the russian government in the plan of priority actions to ensure the development of the russian economy in the face of external sanctions pressure. the european sambo championships have started in serbia. russian athletes also take part in it. they act under the flag of the international federation itself. same also applies to belarusian athletes in total for the tournament. sambists from almost thirty countries arrived in a few days. they will compete for more than 50 sets o

accept entered broken grains check in the center and grain for export. each side of the customerhas its own list of product requirements it is zaichenko who says that all countries are very, very scrupulous about the quality of incoming grain, so the most, as it were , the most specific requirements for all. uh, even the same european union requires research on more than 400 residual quantities of dogs. on the lake, here, therefore, it ’s not an easy job, the process of conducting laboratory research, capacious. according to the updated strategy for the development of the domestic agro-industrial complex for the next 8 years, it is necessary to increase the area of ​​agricultural production by 5 million hectares by 24th from the 30th by 13 mln . to do this, we will introduce additional support measures and give preferential investment loans. business at a rate of 1 to 5%. in addition, we plan to provide aggregation with grants for the purchase of materials, equipment , equipment of new technologies, we will also reimburse up to 20% of the costs incurred to those entrepreneurs who

. >> that is the overflow and customs and border patrol their processing center is full.d or processing center all the ngos and stepped up to the center there's a point at the end of the day this is the many. at that point there doing street releases. >> and to point out, el paso is a democrat run city. they are now busting migrants to new york city as well but this is exactly what governor greg abbott has been talking about. numerous texas cities all across the border are overwhelmed right now. they simply cannot handle it. we will send it back to you. bill, thanks so much. we will be right back. new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go. i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're 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 ps of life insurance on a fixed bu

those who plan to update their wardrobe, the vacated areas in shopping centers are gradually filling up with domestic brands , customersy items at reasonable prices, all thanks to state support within the framework. modernizes production because clothes are worn for a long time from environmentally friendly materials and that's it. this is the buyer ekaterina talking about the clothes of domestic production a few years ago. she bought the first coat, made at the rostov knitting factory, material, style, caviar, everything was perfect since then, the inscription on the label was made in russia for her, the determining factor in the choice of clothes, so the disappearance of many foreign brands from shopping centers, the girl did not even notice that there are many brands similar in price between our russian and foreign ones, but nevertheless, the quality of russian brands. i like it more, as well as fifty percent of russians, who, even before the sanctions, bought clothes exclusively of russian production, the garment factories themselves in modern realities. they saw only new opportunities for their development , inves

an unusual, especially a private house, the only post-soviet moscow in the city center, of course, the idea of ​​​​customersshing the author of the egg, a famous architect, sergey tkachenko wanted to go down in history with him and went in, but in a different sense, as the creator of the most useless building in which no one wants to live. inside, they turned out, in fact capital partitions and a very small slicing of rooms, that is, such are the sectors, that is, in fact, these are four floors and 340 m², but a very unsuccessful layout, alas, it is about the rocks of the prose of life or the norms of sanpin, as a rule, and all the most dizzying architectural fantasies of the spanish galleon are shattered, thrown ashore among the deaf faces of the moscow region , as if, an introduction from the novels of markins, embodied in reality, as it turned out, has a completely prosaic history. although not without a certain amount of romance, the current owner, the artist who put the sailboat house up for sale, says that the person who built this house lived in it the happiest years of his life. wanted to make a wed

customers lost power around the same time. the city posted this message on social media announcing a cooling center at the napa senior center. it already 100 out and i was just so red light comfortable. >> went to starbucks for a little bit. and then i went to the movie theater that i had come back bring my work. and it was just told to it was just told still too high to be at home. kathy odom says she doesn't have air conditioning and she didn't know how she was going to get through the rest of her labor day holiday. >> until this cooling centers open, we didn't know until 3 o'clock. where's like and they they had posted had cooling centers that are open each day. >> i would have appreciated more. we kind of knew in advance said carrillo was also cooling off at the senior center. but she says she's not too worried about the rest of the week. i had to go to work. so i'm going to be an air conditioned office at 7 o'clock in the morning. yeah, but i don't think i'm going to go home right after work. now. >> i might do is a disabled senior. and she's anticipating staying cool will be a challenge all week. >> she says long-term,

. >> it is the overflowing customer border patrol we talked about the processing center is full. all the ngos have stepped up. there is a point at the end of the day this is the mini and at that point they are doing street releases. >> what are the reasons el paso has to do this that area has seen a lot more traffic in recent days. dhs telling us in the last 24 hours alone el paso has seen just under 1500 illegal crossings, active all along the southern border in texas. we will send it back to you. jon: unbelievable numbers, back to you read the final primaries wrapping up, a deep dive into a key senate race that could tip the balance of power inn th washington, d.c. everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ crossed the desert's bare, man. ♪ ♪ i've breathed the mountain air, man. ♪ ♪ of travel i've had my share, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere. ♪ ♪ i've been to: pittsburgh, parkersburg, ♪ ♪ gravelbourg, colorado, ♪ ♪ ellensburg, cedar city, dodge city, what a pity. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere. ♪ jon: now in the home stretch of the midterm elect

benefits, exemption from verification, that is, real centers will provide them with demand and distribution of domestic software. but today, customersof necessary software for developers. now in it more than two hundred positions write and called on other potential consumers of single software, to connect to work all key types of systems and applications, we plan to classify as objects of critical information infrastructure. and for each of the positions, the government will set the final deadline for the transition to russian software, so colleagues do not delay and join during today's brainstorming , its participants analyzed the situation with software in mechanical engineering, housing and communal services pharmaceuticals and ecology exploration and mining . there are already more than 150 software customers and hundreds of its developers applications submitted for almost 80 billion rubles. in ufa, alexander vanchev was appointed. channel one on tuesday night , hostilities broke out again on the border between armenia and azerbaijan, the sides blamed each other. yerevan stated that the azerbaijanis fired at the territory of arm

first of all, in order to coordinate the efforts of customers and developers to implement our new digital products, 33 industrial centersd coefficients that have united more, and 300 organizations have led their first persons of the company with worthy results in digitalization. and these companies are present in this hall today. it is they who have assumed responsibility for the selection of sectoral projects. i will dwell on what has been done to date, we have analyzed in detail those used in the main areas. the economy of enterprise solutions has identified a critical niche and direction dominated by foreign software. we looked if he had a russian alternative and how it meets the current and future requirements of customers. i won’t draw a single one, but whose customers are blamed by the waist on the industry, or this or that direction, and i emphasize that it is extremely important for us not to recreate the current functionality of foreign software products, but to launch our own fully meeting the needs of the company. and at the same time they must be oriented. yes, including for export. you shouldn't forget abou

center. veronika nikishina chinese consumers do not like very sweet products, but i want to say that our exporters are very smart, using customer preferences adapt the recipe to these preferences, and therefore, our chocolate confectionery products, which we present to our chinese consumers, uh customers . it contains less sugar in the recipe. on average, a russian eats 7.5 kg of chocolate. this is more than in europe where they consume 5 kg somewhere, but less than in the usa where they eat 9 kg each. well, from the most sweet tooth live in switzerland, where the locals eat 11 1/2 kg of chocolate. since 2002 , the share of russian chocolate in deliveries to world markets grew from one percent to a record four point and nine-tenths of a percent calculated in the russian agricultural bank over 20 years. according to forecasts, our country has broken out from 19th to 8th place. in the perspective of three to five years, russia may rise another 2-3 positions up the annual export dynamics. this is plus 10% somewhere approximately. now, if we are talking about the fact that our exports amount to 900 million dollars, then the next 2-

customers in nevado are also without power. do we have a map of novato? here we go moving up to the novato area right in there off the yellow area right there in the center that's west of highway one o one in novato in the hills. there. and in that area about between 5500 customers in nevado are currently without power. will keep you posted on all the outages in the heat related to activities are going on across the bay area and across the state. well, as the western united states faces another heatwave, governor newsom says that he is taking action to increase energy supplies and reduce demand at a news conference held today, the governor talked about the challenges in keeping the lights on and >> keeping everybody safe. kron four's. catherine heenan joins us now live in the studio with details catherine. yeah, well, the governor is underlining the fact this problem is very serious and that he realizes the state has to do better. newsom is aware a lot of people are fed up with the fact california is still wrestling with an unreliable energy grid. he argues there's been a lot of progress in the last couple of years and he talked about what one of the late

also be sure to use mishustin’s words to coordinate the effort customers and developers of russian digital products, 33 industrial centers created. today the corridor of the basic osago tariff is changing - this will change the cost of policies. moreover , osago can become both more expensive and cheaper depending on the base rate. well, it matters both the technical characteristics of the cars and the fine in the past , who alekseyin knew well while driving, so that the heart of his car again briskly pounded pistons need expensive resuscitation. i think that the repair together with the work will cost me somewhere in 300.000 rub. but it could be something like this, well , if you're lucky, if the guys make a super discount for work, well, maybe 250 has 24 years of experience behind him, neat alexander of the new extension ba in general, he is not afraid of his individual risks, that he won’t rest against the cost ceiling, if a car enthusiast, just got a driver’s license, buys a car there or a woman there, yes, he wants children, his position in school is enough for him. well, the load and increase, of course, but the co

and noting that demand, leslie, remains strong across all end markets as customers continue to invest in data center upgrades and refresh and broadband with the wireless ramp, iphone ahead and the like any number of technology companies have given some positive reports but guidance that has been a bit weaker as a result of customers perhaps stepping back a bit. not the case, it would seem, from broadcomm >> that and pagerduty as well which also has cloud exposure, that's up about 7% on its earnings which show a similar benefit, exceeding wall street analysts' forecasts for 2q at least for the top line, kind of a nice case study for what we're seeing with regard to certain end markets that are holding up amid some of the other macroeconomic slowdowns that have impacted technology >> every morning you try to keep a list of the companies that are either guysing lower or missing gi guidance or guiding higher and beating guidance those three had raised guidance, better than what we've seen for the week and the street has been reacting, citi's call on semis, a lot of those trend lines rolling over in tech

customers of the bay area. >> they released a statement that reads in part, quote, ncpa dispatch center was contacted by the cal iso with an order. our dispatcher understood as a request to shed. 46.0 2 mega, lots of low to help prevent widespread outages and goes on to say our dispatcher contacted the cal curtailment action had been o- undertaken. >> it was then notify there had been a misunderstanding of the initial order, unquote, but it was too late for customers who receive electricity from alameda municipal power utility like this woman who asked not to reveal her i'm a little bit annoyed with that just because i did have a lot of things to do at home. >> and it was also. we didn't know when the power's going to be turned back on. we're trying to look online, but there wasn't much. >> information officials at alameda municipal power healdsburg utility services and city of palo alto utilities, all receive power from in cpa and say they were just doing what they were ordered to do. and alameda has kron 4 news. you can stay connected with kron 4 for the latest weather conditions as we get through this danger

where it is quite normal number of people come, regular customers are very happy that we finally found you. we were looking for you in this shopping center. when i saw it, i immediately came to you, that's why on weekdays there are fewer people on weekends, as usual, i want even more. in the old building of the bookstore, renovations are currently underway at the expense of the owner. in the future, the director says he plans to apply for reparations, although this a matter of several years, in general, the smallest bookstores in ukraine operate in kharkiv, only four out of 11 partially destroyed warehouses with books in the city since april in relatively safe since april here are the first bookstores here, bookstores all over ukraine, the first bookstores began to open in kremenchug, poltava, then a couple of dniepers then in the dnipro - then babakh bubuh was discovered, that is, right there, history is still in human lives. and i, as a person, am not responsible for their lives. estimated losses on the games network are estimated at 2 million hryvnias. no taking into account the unearned profit, but now the husband does not particular

customers in the dark. the vast majority in the south bay. this as new video in from valley medical center in san jose where the emergency room is closed to patients because there is no electricityt is just one of three trauma centers in the south bay. lights bay. lights are on in the main hospitals so all the emergency backup power is being diverted there. betty yu reports that is just one of the lingering troube spots tonight. >> reporter: here in san francisco, where i am, conditions are very pleasant. te is even a slight breeze. but at this hour, the biggest trouble spots are in danville, milpitasn hill and san jose. take a look at the traffic signals. they went out on the east side of town. forcing them to close early. there was a weird scene at east ridge mall where half the stores had power and the other half were in the dark. in contra costa county, temperatures overheated bart equipment and warped a small section of track between concord concord and pleasant hill. that forced rush hour riders off bart's busiest commute line and into a line for buses. >> the biggest inconvenience i

customers with their trusted partners and advisors. today, as always, our focus is on serving people. relationships are the center of our business in the core of the community's we serve. that commitment will never change. with that, thank you for your time and for the work you do for our country. look forward to your questions. >> thank you. >> think your chair brown, ranking member to meet the distinguished members of the committee i'm pleased to be here today on behalf of pnc. at pnc as a main street bank. we are not a wall street bank. my office is on fifth avenue. fifth avenue of pittsburgh progress in the same business we have been in for 170 years since we founded the bank we help customers save money, borrow money, and move money. we are a large bank by historical standards we are just 16 the size of some of the institutions represented on this table. we have limited capitol markets derivative of foreign occupations. pnc is not a global systemically important bank. what we are is a financially strong and resilient bank that is committed to serving our consumers and a fair and transparent way. i am proud p

where a fairly normal number of people come, regular customers are very happy that we finally found you we were looking for you in the shopping center in this we were waiting for you to open, here we were, we went to check where you are, we were very happy about it, someone saw an advertisement on the internet and from the regulars also passed oh he says i saw it, i immediately came to you because on weekdays there are fewer people weekends, as usual, i want even more in the old building of the bookstore, renovations are currently underway at the expense of the owner, in the future, the director plans to apply for reparations, although this is a matter of several years, in general, the smallest bookstores in ukraine operate in kharkiv, only four out of 11 partially destroyed warehouses with books in in the city from april, in relatively safe regions, chain stores began to open, began to work somewhere from april, here are the first bookstores in our country, bookstores throughout ukraine, the first bookstores began to open in kremenchug poltava, then a couple of dniepers, then in the dnieper, they closed them , then they opened baba

customers. ktvu james tours reports from martinez. we're shopping center is bouncing back from an overnight power outage. we saw people show up to the safeway as early as five this morning. that's when he was supposed to be open, but overnight power outages prevented that from happening. quick morning pit stop. well, we came here for food and you can't get in now of local marine researchers. we need some meat. basically yeah. we're looking for lunches and stuff on the boat. so yeah, we're we've come a couple times will have to go somewhere else and check it out before the sunrise. they came to this safeway in martinez before starting their day of work. for most of the early morning, the store stayed closed. because of overnight power outages. it was weird. is weird trying to get anywhere monday evening, gas stations went dark stoplights stopped working. this next door sandwich shop lost power for about four hours. luckily after they closed for the day, pj and he says, it's all because people are trying to live through the excessive heat. and because people

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a combination of technologies that allow us to see when a customer is technology here in the place where i'm located distribution control center what main lines are off so it's a combination of that technology plus just the human eye getting out there during damage assessment what's out where you need tree crews before you bring in line crews. to replace poles and to put up wires. that's why the damage assessment process is so critically important. >> just real quick. sometimes it's dangerous to put the power back on a house because it's so damaged. how do you assess sometimes when you flip a switch to a house that could have all types of electrical problems? >> sure so we are responsible for of course our facilities if we -- when we go out there see that a customer has damage to their side of the meter, we will say, then we work with that customer to ensure that they have an electrician and oftentimes we cannot restore power, especially in flooded areas until an inspecting authority tells us that it is safe. >> brian: 450,000 is awesome. see if we can go over a million today. thank you. >> thank you. >> brian: carley shimkus.

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, i think that's what's out of sync, the reality is customs and border patrol people, the kind of systems we have including drones, electronic centerswe have a tremendous amount invested in security so it's not that there's nothing there, it's not like people just walk back and forth, it's that there are illegals coming -- drug dealers is what i was going to say but they are drug couples that now are into human smuggling sorts like a whole thing and you think about the issues that drives people to seek to come to the united states, violence in their home countries, poverty and oppression. all of that is true so when she says is a broken system and we have a border, it's kind of true but out of sync in my mind the emotional impact because you have people worried the country is being brought over. i think immigration is what tonight is a political issue, most of the people here are overstaying these is still the case that i understand the concern if it's a legitimate concern, that congress get involved. kennedy: you are right, it's not just people overstaying he says, his people who normally would not be granted and there are not enou

center for effective sciences. he studies the role emotions play in decision making, custom upholding that when making choices. yeah, 2 types of emotions influence our decisions. yes. yes, him tag, real emotions and incidental emotional. she don't fully integral emotions are often useful and beneficial to decision making it been while incidental emotions are the ones to be wary. i was in was strongly filled with missy mm. as in igloo to imagine having to choose between 2 fragrances in a store. culturally, you smell both perfumed, le, and it would be logical to use your sensory, emotional growth of pleasure. you feel, for example, to choose between the 2 doses integral emotion on think it, it mm. some emotions are useful and positive for decision making, while others are more damaging, losing a strong acid, incidental emotions on the other hand, should always be avoided. so for example, this from the emotion you feel because a certain music is playing in the store or because of the assistance smile. so he'll jumanda says him was although they impact your decision once he dressed those emotions distract from the