president, i'm with aon hewitt. i'd lake to set the stage for where we are today with the opioid crisis and i will be followed by each of the health carriers and as they discuss the procedures in place. fact. in 2012, 282 million prescriptions were written for opioids. now, today in 2017, that has decreased to 236 million. >> commissioner: excuse me. can you alert them we have a presentation. >> we have a presentation. >> commissioner: i'm sorry i interrupted you. we need this part of the public record. >> over 2.2 million people are addicted to legally written prescriptions. over 5 million people are addicted to prescription pain medications, not illegal. of those prescribed prescription opioids, about a quarter of them abuse their prescription. an additional 8% to 12% will become addicted and when times become tough 4% to 6% will transition to heroin from opioids. and though i'm clinician i have a hard time remembering what and medications are derived from the poppy plant. there's heroin and morphine and there's b

aon hewitt's. >> just before aon hewitt comes up i just want to preface it but just a little bit. we discussed having a dependent eligibility verification audit. i believe it was late last year the [inaudible] was going to be about six months or so fire to open enrollment due to significant changes with open enrollment we move the schedule. so were going with the implementation in january which aon hewitt will discuss that but i want to let you know the last time we did any type of dependent eligibility verification was back in 2010 and that was just a >> a sampling? >> no. it was all dependence but all you had to do was sign and certify they were still eligible. amnesty. that was the word i was looking for. given the definitions of what the dependence are if you meet that definition you should opt in or face penalties. we did not ask for any supporting documentation to showthat continually eligible. so it was recently reasonably successful but it was just an amnesty project. i would say industry standards for benefit administration would say population of our say should be to one

from aon hewitt. i knew [inaudible] will be leaving aon hewitt. we were told so, today i would like to some of the representatives from aon hewitt planning to speak to advise me the account executive is here, and can walk us through some of the steps of the transition. as they come, this is not an agenda item as my counsel has advised me good so we won't be resenting a lot of details about the change today. that will be taken up at a later meeting. but i did one for the general public and those present to be aware of the change and what we are planning to do going for. so, please. >> thank you president scott. i'm very pleased >> you are? >> sorry. i'm pleased to introduce you to make clerk today was standing her to my left and i will let him speak a little bit about his background and discuss with you. >> all right. >> good afternoon >> one other thing i would encourage you today, you have to look like you are eating the microphone. you are particularly tall persons you may have to bend forward a little bit to be heard. >> i am mike clark with ao

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there aon i say that is simple evidence to suggest that these attacks were motivated by radical islam. allegiancessing his to isolate. the caliphater of and we should treat him as a soldier of the caliphate. the thing about the war is changing is that the enemy no longer is organized in groups. they are soliciting people in our own country and abroad to come to their cause. it is important for the american people to understand that in moments like this the goal is to gather intelligence, not convict him in a court of law. i don't think it will be difficult to convict this man but he will have his day. he cannot be tried by military offered the military commission act. citizens and green cardholders are not a liberal through tribunals so he will have to go to court. whatuestion for us now is is the best way to gather intelligence from this man? notnemy combatant is entitled miranda rights or be represented by counsel when the interrogation process is designed to gather intelligence. under criminal law the goal is to dispose of a crime, giving the defendant due process and opportunity t

prostitutes but it did say that it could not even though these allegations took place before he became aon senar so they have the option to investigate the charges one image and write more. would and was talking about an ethics investigation into him if he were to be elected by alabama on december 12th 2 mitch mcconnell indicated an event that that would be m the ethics committee would move forward and there were some questions as to whether it would vote immediately to expel him if he came to the senate but as a former chief counsel mentionedch that could open them up to legal challenge so they go through the normal process that could lead to expulsion of and lead to stave off any legal challenge there is one what else are republicans in washington thinking about doing about roy moore mitch mcconnell has been very clear that he does not think he should be on the ticket and that he should step down to what can they do about it. >> guest: there's not much they can do at this point with for not stepping down and with the alabama party thing yesterday that they were standing behind roy moore

he th is aha help you fix a you know it's aon. and so when we got came have a lot oh embrace it.t and he brushes it off. >> it was interesting. in the interview with julie jordan and melody he spoke movingly about their relationship more than he ever has. when they both met, he was really -- both of them really felt at rock-bottom. they were going throu hard time coming out of other relationships. and this friendship sort of developed between them opinion and that blossomed into this. and he's now very close with her three boys and he talks about that. >> honestly if christian bale didn't gain 100 pounds to play dick cheney right now, did he have a chance? >> well there's a lot of them. there's a lot o . idris elba has never been it. >> we work with some of the honorable mentions. >> hot off the dress, theyall it lester. >> jimmy fallon too. >> jimmy fallon is in there. >> did blake mention hoda and me at all? >> he didn't mention you. but he was thinking about it. >> i'm sure. >> he was distracted. must be why. >> exactly. >> excellent choice. >> he's a great guy. we love you. t

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he rejects the main opposition party was this banded by the top border earlier this month by scopes aon saying who's one of the world's longest serving prime ministers is systematically silencing critics. shares in the retail giant amazon reach a record high at the end of last week surging on optimism over holiday sales its founder jeff bezos is now the world's richest person and reportedly worth more than one hundred billion dollars but those employed by the online store to deliver goods are not going as well jacob ward has a story and john delivers packages for amazon. the gig is unpredictable amazon flex drivers spend as many as sixteen hours a day watching an app for available block of deliveries if they get one they'll deliver perhaps a dozen packages in a two hour window then they wait sometimes for hours without pay i want my job i started what would i do i will be in a car but i think doing the job is great but i just can't make any money doing it right now john is not his real name and we can only tell you he lives on the east coast of the united states he says he doesn't want

[laughter] side aon the other throaty, it is good you have someone helping [laughter] . [laughter] great.yes, it will be he has experience. and a proven record. we asked him to come up with a different lists. the first list, we want mainstream folks, not a big paper trail, the kind of folks that will get through the senate and will make us feel good that we put pragmatic folks on the bench. [laughter] the voice on the other end of the line, i could just hear this gasp. [laughter] the second list, we have put hot for prime too time. the kind that would be hot for the senate. we get a sense of their views. it -- you make sure understand. the kind of people that make people nervous. ok, what are you going to do with each list? the first list we are going to throw in the trash, the second list is who we will put before the u.s. senate because later mcconnell is going to get it done. [laughter] [applause] i am joyce -- just going to forget my camera were marks and get this done. there was this pod. i did not know jonathan bunch none like i know him now. he kind of stammered.

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think, aons is, i great business. it's been a phenomenal cash flow business for us.livers consistent earnings for us. i don't think we will get that same value outside of the market for us, so i don't think anyone will appreciate that value as much as we do, so i'm comfortable collecting what we get from that business. in publishing, it took us some time. it was unsellable for some period. we were in a bad place for a while. we had a huge restructuring. we've now got it in a healthy place. now that business is doing well. the growth prospects look healthier than they have ever looked. i would like to see how that plays out for a little while. erik: ok. this all brings us to an important question, which is, what is iac? because some people think of it as being a company it once was, but probably isn't anymore,, which was a post-vc incubator. your businesses are too mature for that. you might have been a growth-equity company a few years ago. now you are in execution mode and, to a degree, consolidation mode. that's what you've been doing in a number of markets, includ

we thank aon for providing the overall leadership to this effort in terms of this presentation and for those who have made presentations today. we again thank you for that in terms of this particular topic. it's win of these things i'm sure -- one of these things i'm sure as we're doing renewal process we'll get more data on what the cost impact of this is. today's effort was not so much about cost and i'm pleased to say the plans didn't start with that message because it isn't that alone. it really is about the health and safety of our members and how the issue is impacting them and that was the focus so thank you again. all right. nothing more on that. madame secretary. public comment -- i'm sorry. yes. remind me anytime i don't do that. >> dennis krueger being active retired firefighters and significant others. i made this statement the last time you had the discussion on opioids and i'm going to make it again. california and the way everything is described here is in pretty good shape with opioids though we have an abundance of prescriptions. but all the health people here put so m

had to get aon card. it looks like a health insurance card. not all of those veterans were eligible to receive those benefits which created a lot of confusion. you got something in the mail that said you could get a benefit, but you really couldn't because you had to meet certain criteria that were stipulated. how do you communicate with patients across the country and let them know what the benefits are. and how do you communicate that the criteria that you used and how they changed from day-to-day. and lastly, the infrastructure. withovement at the v.a. the choice program is how do you leverage the principles that the health insurance companies had themany years, but that department did not have fully fledged. there were issues with infrastructure. that is a little bit of a challenge that the v.a. faced. when i walked in -- i came to the department three years ago and started working as the assistant deputy and then the deputy undersecretary two years ago, these were some of the headlines i was faced with about the veteran choice card being

sunday, aon democratic pollster discussed political opinions face in the trump presidency with the 150th congress heading into 2018. then the stevens institute of technology director will talk about the president's authority to launch nuclear weapons. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. >> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service america is cable television companies. it is front you today by your cable or satellite divider. >> up next a discussion on women's issues led by maxine waters. one ors bob corker and talk about bipartisanship. then a dedication ceremony renaming the cloakroom. of the january women's march on washington reconvened last month in detroit for a women's convention. it included a panel of the women's movement and a keynote address by maxine waters. this is one hour and 15 minutes. children, there must be something.

congratulations. ...a sneak peek into this season of "the profit." an inside sneak peekou've aon thisason. the disappointments, the disasters, the triumphs, and the laughters, and the dancing. what about the dancing? this season... thanks a million, detroit! i love investing in american businesses. i'm marcus. i'm marcus. i'm marcus. how are you? how old are you? 13. quality is kick-ass. this is delicious. ahh! i've agreed to invest $3 million and i will be 100% in charge. okay, we're moving stuff! $5 sweatshirts! you have to have a little extra move? oh, yeah, i guess you could move around. marcus, is this your plane? lemonis: yeah. i've only seen this in music videos. what is this? if you need any hangers for any of our businesses, i have some. i'm not a liar. why should i share information with him if he doesn't share information with me? ask him. you weren't here because you were doing charity work. you left because you had no control. you all need to get your [bleep] together. it's part of the reason the business is in trouble. my biggest fear is that you're going to try to sabot

this has been aone of the best series ever. the third time in last four seasons there will awb game 7. dodgers escaped elimination last night. a home run last night. houston george springer had in fourth inning and la rallied back bottom of 6. score all tied. runners second and third. korey saeger drives one deep. josh red wall. deep enough for chase utley to tag up and score. dodgers lead 2-1. in 7th. jack peterson. one officials phrases was pranced around the bases if you saw him he basically did that the whole way. money sign, we got this et cetera. >> is that prancing. >> he did like a zigzag kind of didn't stay in base path and went all over the place and celebrated moment. anyway, dodgers won. >> could we see colin kaepernick on nfl field. according to lawyer it's a good possibility. it's a great possibility. caps lawyer ow mark gergos said he expects the quarterback to sign in the next 20 days. kaepernick the first nfl player to neal during the the national anthem. earlier this month he filed a colition lawsuits against

lebanon's president michelel aon and others have accused d saudi arabia of kidnapping hariri. and forcing him to resign against his will. on sunday, hariri gave his first televised interview since arriving in saudi arabia. on friday, hezbollah leader sayyed hassan nasrallah condemned saudi's interference in lebanese politics. in news from africa, the u.s. has carried out at least three drone strikes in somalia since saturday in an intensification of the u.s. campaign against the militant group al-shabab. some 400 u.s. troops are also now operating in somalia, quadruple the number from when donald trump took office. in alabama, republican senate candidate roy moore is facing increasing calls to drop out of the closely watched race after at least four women accused him of making sexual advances on them while they were teenagers. on saturday, moore defended himself. but several of roy moore's former colleagues have publicly acknowledged it was common knowledge that when moore was in his 30's, he would date teenagers. meanwhile, axios is reporting steve bannon has dispatched two b

mueller has not only questioned kian for information about flynn, but he's focusing specifically on him aonin witnesses before the grand jury in coming weeks. it tells us that mueller is following this strategy where he sort of circles everyone. he figures out who someone he tried to get to works with pb and gets to those people to get them to cooperate and tell them the whole story. >> is jared kushner next on the food chain? >> there's been a steady drum bate of reporting over the past few weeks. it seems we're hearing more and more about what kushner did and what he did not disclose in terms of his foreign contacts or outreach from russia. so it seems that mueller has a lot of information on him and he could be someone that he could go to next, especially as he works his way further inside this trump inner circle. >> well, jared kushner is also under more scrutiny, according to the "wall street journal." investigators are asking questions about kushner's interactions with foreign leaders during the presidential transition. the inquiry includes his meeting with the executive of a sanction

raise aone example, we tomium tax that's gone up 12%. now it looks like it might increase further.s that kind of additional predictability that we are trying to move away from. anna: you are calling for nothing to unpredictable and some stability because there is a lot of unpredictability that hangs over this jet. asterms of the conversation a liaison, when is it too late for a transition deal? miles: the single most important isng that could be delivered predictability and stability around what is happening with brexit. view of whatt of companies are telling us and the conversations were having, is this out of christmas that we have a legally glower -- legally time.transitional companies have to know that on march 29 2019 -- anna: is still not too late to step those big u.s. banks? we carried a story yesterday about global banks making plans to move some staff, it's not too late to stop them doing that? miles: the issue is where the critical mass is. it's the risk they are willing to take on this. the better way of thinking about it is a number of gates the company's need to go th

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contagion, aon nicer word than panic -- >> [laughter] that can cause a run on economic system as being the heart of the financial recession in 2008. this can act as a resort to banks and nonbanks and how the dodd-frank legislation may impede future actions. next, will be professor of law at george washington law school, described as a conservative with a small c. he will discuss the need to prevent the creation of government-sponsored enterprises. and measures that allow the creation of firms to big to fail. how we should limit federal safety nets and federal subsidies, and how we should take another look at universal banking, a combination of banks, security firms, insurers, and consider the merits of the legislation. watson,have peter senior fellow at the american enterprise institute who is writing a book on the growth of the administrative state. he will discuss the system for the designation of firms as systemically important financial institutions. >> i call them cp's. t hase dodd-frank ac created the financial security oversight council to include banks and nonbanks. the lack of

coming into today, i think everyone was looking for different headlines to really grab their hands aon we had a selloff in the market earlier in the week on z it's funny as the market moved higher today before the vote came out, there's still alot o discussions about tax reform, how it's going to look forwamovg forward. earnings season and earnings overnight and this morning helped the marngt. not mu market very light tomorrow. obviouslyfection we lly next we week, holiday week 3 1/2 days of investing. investors and portfolio managers are trying to position themselves today and tomorrow and lot the end of the month move on its own. >> rene, do you think that was the selloff? the nasdaq today was back at all-time intraday highs. >> exactly this vote today i think is va really propelling the nasdaq, small cap stocks in particular tend to be a lot more sensitive to what might be happening as it relates to tax reforms so fra frankly i was a little surprised. we still have to get through the sfa senate we'll see what happens with that. >> that's for sure rick, meantime, same story, same sta

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