aon hewitt. >> good afternoon, aon hewitt, actuary. i am pleased to be in front of you to present the results of our observations as to the proposal submitted to us by sutter health plan for the potential engagement with the health services board in the city and county of san francisco and other related parties as being able to provide health benefits. they came before the board in february and asked for the ability to submit this and they have submitted it and we have reviewed it as best we can with the information provided to date. what you have before you in your packet is our observation. first of all they submitted 3 plans. the way they gave the submission was each of these plans was a comparison plan to the 3 plans presently in place with kaiser, blue shield and city planner under the uhd guidance. so there's quite a bit of information that is simply a comparison of benefits. at this point in time i don't think it's necessary for me to go through any of these comparisons to point out whether the benefit is good or bad relative to

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aon: the police say that person who looks like this composite sketch attacked a 16-year-old girl in the briggs chaney area. they say he took his pants off and try to force himself on the victim. if you have information, call the police. alison: it appears a controversial plan to pay criminals to stay out of trouble will not go forward, falling apart because of a budget dispute between mayor muriel bowser and the council. presence to deal with increasing crime. the city has seen a more than 50% spike in homicide rates. gloomwe had more rain and in the weather today, under the day of showers ahead, but some improvement for the weekend. let's get the latest from meteorologist steve rudin. steve: we will see the heaviest of the rain tomorrow. by tomorrow night, all of this moves out. the latest computer model come heavy rain starts early in the morning, continues through the midday. than the drivetime home tomorrow evening, it does begin to ease a little bit with the heaviest of the rain well to the west. in this lets out. how much rain? inch, 1.5 inches by the time it moves out. the weeken

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one may 20 selling about aon, 202 put, dollar is where we can sell that.e: how does that play in the coming weeks? dan: i'm selling somebody the right to sell the stock to me at 202 a share. spy is trading below that, that is simple, the person i sold that too, they are going to exercise it and i'm going to buy shares of that etf. i collected a dollar on this could also so my purchase price is 201, and i'm happy about that in the long run. julie: we've got to leave it there. have a great weekend. good to talk to you, especially on a day like today. we will be right back. ♪ vonnie: from bloomberg world headquarters, you're watching "bloomberg markets," check this afternoon, we have more from the newsroom. >> at first we had the first presidential politics, bernie sanders is fighting rules over the summer convention. he is concerned the democratic national committee will stack the committees are hillary clinton supporters. many of his own supporters have not but included in that process. treasury secretary jack lou will go to puerto rico on monday. he has sa

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. >> we blame air raids aon delay and shrinking fees. it is because of seat class.re likely if it was divided in seating. the flight would have to be delayed 9 and a half hours to trigger that same. >> fox business alert. stunning new blow to johnson & johnson. the company among one of the most trusted in the united states now ordered to pay a million dollars in a case linking baby powder to cancer. lauren simonetti is here with more. >> johnson & johnson ordered to pay $55 million to a woman who said using the tal come powder caused her to develop ovarian cancer. it is the second trial loss which faces 1200 similar suits accusing it of not adequately warning consumers about the potential cancer risk. uber sued again over the driver's employment status. this time lawyers in florida and illinois have filed class action suits of violating labor laws. they are looking to recover unpaid over time, tips and expenses for drivers. ready, set, blink. sony filing a patent for contact lenses that take photos. snap a pig for the winner stores that picture and bend it off to a

having aon: we are great time. i'm excited to be back in ohio. days, i've hadwo some extraordinary conversations, tough and honest. i've met with coal families who want to be thanked as they should be, for the work that they and their grandparents did. steel worker families who don't understand how china gets away with undercutting our jobs and is mrs.. -- and businesses. and i met with rail workers who watched as the decline in class -- decline in real service which cost jobs now and will cut the region off from more jobs later. everyone who took the time to tell me about their lives, both the good and the bad, i am grateful and thank you. i will not forget your generosity. thanks to you, i learned a lot, which is what i came here to do. we started in ashland, for -- ashland, kentucky where i met with steel workers the factory they worked in was idled. williamson,e to west virginia, a county than the coalfields where the community is working hard to build a more diverse economy after losing hundreds of jobs. today, we had a conversation and char

is far a ay out ofight and beyond aone ee. american society, which is crucial for americans and also for the world in terms of u.s. power. on: today, gnome chomsky --noam chomsky obama's war presidency, the climate crisis, the new nuclear arms race, and the 2016 election. >> bernie sanders is an extremely interesting phenomenon. has mobilized a large number of young people. these and people are saying, look, we're not going to consent anymore. if that turns into a continuing, organized, mobilized force, that could change the country. maybe for not -- not for this election, but longer term. amy: today, professor noam chomsky live for the hour. all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. protests against the oil, coal, and gas industries erupted across multiple continents over the weekend as part of the global campaign to break free from fossil fuels. in washington state, 52 people were arrested after blockading railroad tracks leading to two oil refiner

aon democratic side, hillary clinton is in the bay area today attending ever develops in at ton and sanay winning the primary in washington state, and that means nothing, though, because hillary clinton claimed the delegates at the caucus in february. she is only 78 delegates shy of clinching the democratic nomination for president. the american people understand we are great as a nation because of our diversity. abortion bernie sanders taking aim at donald trump as he continued the campaign swing through southern california. he said american americans do not want someone who insults minorities. he will be in riverside county today and ventura tomorrow. aoff to a cloudy start with drizzle, and temperatures are mild to most areas, but it feels cooler. now, in the south bay, temperatures are running 54 to 57 degrees until you get to los gatos. most of us are in the mid-to-upper 50 range until you get to calistoga at 51 and same in bodega bay and in san francisco, 54 and alameda is 55, watch out for the breezes if you kite subor sail and small craft advisory this afternoon. walking the dog

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