jeff smith p-g-and-e's spokesman. thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you. >> coming up, forget tesla ride shares. how would you like to get around traffic by electric air taxis. the bay area aviation startup behind joby will give us a demo are driverless vehicles, a bay area company is offering a new option that is about to take flight. joe aviation, based in santa cruz, imagines our region served by its electric air taxis . last month, the company took a big step toward its goal when it signed a deal to install its first charger at john wayne airport in orange county. joining us live now to talk about this new technology, joe bees head of product eric allison. hi, eric. >> hi. how are you? good >> nice to have you on. you're a little quiet, so i don't know if you can boost that a little bit, but i want to tell you, my esteemed former colleague, david louie did a story with you almost three years ago. and at that time, you guys estimated that it'd be about three years before hundreds of these aircraft would be

smit now, even though jeff smith hase been given a lot of discretioneh that policy rests with main justice. e atto and i think the attorney general himself really should sign off on departing from that policy. estion so there's a lot of questions here. but jeff smith seeing a loss of calendar space and for him,sn it's significant. >> every day he loseificant.s, o reduces the likelihood that he can get a triaod getl through bn the election. >> and it one of his argumentsss was that this has broad implications in terms of the country you talked about and i've heard other attorneys as well make the argument that maybe the president's attorneys were very broa ybe e d. >> their their definition of immunity can. >> they modify those arguments, fine, tuned them, if you will. >> yeah, i expect that some i of these justices are as concerned with the lower court's decisione lowe ann lack of clarity as to when a president can on immunity. >> so even if they may agree with the resule t, they may not agree with the logic or rationale of ther ra lower. for but the real danger here for jeff smith is once

jeff smith the jeff is with pg and e so jeff, we talked what, 2 or 3 hours ago. things getting better. some stand. house cleanup going. >> you know, we're making steady progress. we'd obviously like to have even more customers back restore than we do at this point. but we have made some steady progress. the break in the weather has been a benefit in terms of able to get out. there are crews having, you know, the access that they need to make these repairs. so we're we're making progress. but we understand that there are still lots of customers in the bay area without power. we appreciate their patience as they work to safely restore. >> and jeff, and they looked at the pg and e map. but maybe just clarify for us where the real problem areas. >> you know, you just catherine, it's you know, the south bay. we've got about 53,000 customers without power the north bay, about 57,000. 34,000 on the peninsula. so those are the 3 big problem spots in the in the bay area. and then, you know, it's about 12, 12,000 in the east bay and on a little over 5,000 in san francisco.

as jeff smith, the jeff is with pg and e boy. jeff, what a busy morning for crews give us an overview of what the current situation is. >> yeah, it's been extremely busy last couple of days, but that really heavy storm that passed through our entire service territory with some particularly strong impacts and the bay area. had just over some of those numbers there. right now we're looking at in the entirety of the bay area about 185,000 customers that are without power. partly and the good news this week was restored well over a million customers since this storm began. so we've made a lot of progress. but of course, you know, continue to see some outages that there is still a little bit of weather moving through. but, you know, thankfully in most parts of our service territory, things are clearing and our crews have been able to make some steady progress already this morning. and we expect that to continue into the afternoon. >> yeah, i was going to ask you if things are easing off a little bit and i guess they have a lot of us h

jeff smith with pg and e, thank you jeff for taking the time. we appreciate it. >> thank you. yep. >> like you said it's just going to take some time folks. so if you know people in a community affected just have have a little bit more patience as pg and e does its best. all right. san francisco like most of the bay area drying out and also surveying the damage ktvu christian captain joining us now live from the city and christian the wind there also causing a lot of problems. >> yeah. heather as our guest from pg was just talking about lots of power outages. san francisco included in that. that was one of the major issues in the city, as was downed trees and tree limbs. uh this is just one tree in san francisco's mission district. that was one of the 300 or so incidents reported during and after this weekend's storm. the department of public works says there are about two dozen major incidents with trees blocking roads or dragging down power lines. denman middle school was closed today after losing power, and we also had a tree come down in excelsior district that tree came c

pg e spokesperson jeff smith says extra crews are heading to affected areas. >> to make repairs >> we've we've got our book come about over 3,000 peach and employs out working to restore power this afternoon. we've got a break in the weather so that should increase the speed with which we're able to get some of these customers restored. obviously, we've still got quite a few customers without power because the storm is really, really severe. the mayor says that they are posting on social media ways that the community can help. one another check on your neighbors. make sure they're doing ok. >> if you have a generator, make sure that you offer your generator assistance to those who might be in need. we have people lot of seniors in town to have needs for oxygen and that sort of thing. so knock on doors, make sure everyone's good. as of late monday, more than 2500 customers remained without powers to basketball. has a population of 7500 people. >> in sebastopol, theresa kron 4 news and stay with kron 4 for continuing storm coverage. just scan the qr code on your screen to be directed to ou

out to more than 90,000 customers and earlier today on the four, we spoke with pg and e spokesman jeff smith about the areas that they are focusing on tonight. >> according to our records, this is the third biggest storm in pg e territory in history. so single day storm, i should say, right? in other words, you know, kind of 24 hour period. so um, you know, that was um, you know, there were some really, really heavy winds. we anticipated heavy winds, but certainly there's a really high volume of outages. and our, you know, we were prepared to deal with outages and get our crews out there to safely restore our customers. but certainly there is quite a high volume with this particular storm. >> pg and e also cautions that if you do come across a downed power line, stay away from it and give them a call right away. many people now dealing with major damage to their homes and properties after this latest storm. for more on what to keep in mind when it comes to filing an insurance claim, we spoke with carl sussman from the sussman insurance agency, so the best thing to do at this stage is first,

is out to more than 51,000 customers earlier today on the four, we spoke with pg and e spokesman jeff smith about the areas they're focusing on tonight. >> according to our records, this is the third biggest storm in pg and e territory in history. so single single day storm, i should say. right? in other words, you know, kind of 24 hour period. so so, um, you know, that was um, you know, there were some really, really heavy winds we anticipated heavy winds, but certainly there was a really high volume of outages and our, you know, we were prepared to deal with outages and get our crews out there to safely restore our customers. but certainly there is quite a high volume with this particular storm. >> pg. and e cautions, if you do come across a downed power line, stay away from it and call pg and e. right away. and a quick reminder right now that you can always stay prepared for any storm with the ktvu weather app. it has current conditions, a live interactive radar, and it breaks down the forecast hour by hour. and it's a free download. >> one man was found dead after a tree came down on to

earlier today on the four, we spoke with pg and e spokesman jeff smith about the areas that they are focusing on tonight. right. >> according to our records, this is the third biggest storm in pg e territory in history. so a single single day storm, i should say, right. in other words, you know, kind of 24 hour period. so um, you know, that was, um, you know, there were some really, really heavy winds. we anticipated heavy winds, but certainly there's a really high volume of outages. and our, you know, we were prepared to deal with outages and get our crews out there to safely restore. our customers. but certainly there is quite a high volume with this particular storm. >> pg and e cautions, if you do come across a downed power line, stay away from it and call pg and e right away, and you can track the weather anytime by downloading the ktvu weather app. it has an interactive radar and an hourly forecast. you can also use it to send us your weather photos and you may see them on air. the ktvu weather app is also free to download. >> all right, now to super bowl 58. it is opening nigh

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. >> listen, it's the same thesis that, frankly, you know, jeff smith had some time back when he washe first of the activists to get in there. >> yes >> pressuring the company. this was the fall of '23 >> mark embraced the activists >> and he continues to talk about things such as when he tweets, he talks about revenue and margin trajectory in a way that he perhaps hadn't as much in the past. >> exactly great read of the situation. >> pricing power and margins that continue to improve that said, bernstein, for its part, and i know you discount this to a certain extent, says, you know, they just said the overall roughly 10% subscription revenue growth, total revenue growth, 200 basis-point margin improvement, a bit lower >> i don't know what they were doing. they were obviously using a number that they wanted the company to fail. i'm tired of that from wall street david, i got to tell you, when you listen to marc, what he's saying is there was a tremendous decline in interest post-covid and now, it's all the way back, and then some, because of a.i. and that's why we're going to have t

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so as jack smith himself argued to the court two months ago, this is a paradigmatic case, a classic case that the supreme court wouldn't showed take. >> so jeff would there's still be time to hold a trial. i mean, if they ruled at the end of june it depends. >> i mean, it's very it's very hard to know at this point. i mean, let's just work the schedule forward. end of june decision the judge has already said there are two months of pretrial proceedings, at least that are necessary, that takes you approximately up to labor day could you start a trial at labor day when it's one of the defendants is a candidate for president the justice department has a policy that says the justice department should not interfere, should not take action on the eve of an election that this is came up in the james comey situation unclear if that applies to a judge scheduling a trial, and whether merrick garland will instruct jack smith not to proceed because of this policy, you think i think it's going to be very difficult, i think doj is still going to try to get this case, and i think as soon as the case comes down for the supreme court and i say started in augu

fitzhugh lee john campbell and jeff stewart go on to dillsburg just like they're supposed to and else is there he goes on to carlisle. trying to find work your ferry finds baldy smithoops that's a problem battle goes on at gettysburg gordon is going to lose 500 of his 1800 men who had dropped defend wrightsville mary the arms who form that bucket brigade at wrightsville all are chopped off after the battle. 500 men of gordon's brigade go down at gettysburg. one final slide, fil pact york is captured. ransom 400 horses m relli takes telegraph service of course down a bridge is gone. a civilian exodus all the way to. little children die at wrightsville because their dad goesouvenir hunting, pulls a shell from the rear. out all wrightsville, putit back in there and it rolls into the blows up. the only two fatalities on that, i can tell in before well bore jennie wade ppened in wrightsville. thank you so very much for your time and attention today. i appreciate. and now the next time somebody age up, stewart's joyriding knowing one, the next time somebody, the first confederates and gettysburg. were harris men on there? no they weren't. there was a white and john gordo