if there's no protests, we'll begin negotiations with aon. if we're unable to negotiate a satisfactory contract with aon within a reasonable period with approval by the board, we may terminate negotiations and begin contract negotiations with the next highest-ranked firm. >> and your recommendation is? >> our recommendation is that you approve, ratify, and confirm the contract award to aon consulting, inc. >> i move to approve, ratify and confirm the contract award to aon consulting as the highest ranking evaluation on the rfp. >> second. >> and i think we need to include listing a, b, and c in this item. >> and authorize the director to take all steps necessary to negotiate a contract with aon consulting services, to provide health services to the health services system and the health service board, and take any other action regarding this rfp process. >> all right. you've heard the motion based on the recommendation. is there a second? >> second. >> there is a second. it's been properly moved and seconded. are there any other questions or c

> tom ricks, consultant with aon, and i will keep my remarks brief. don't hesitate to stop me with questions. the first item for the dental program is the stablization review that we do it annually, once we get the claims experience from 2017, per policy. we apply the stablization reserve before moving on to discuss the rating action for 2019. so, this deck is focussed on the stablization reserve for the active dental p.p.o., your only self-funded or flex-funded dental plan. slide two, our recommendation is to apply the stablization policy in this case, would result in $4.2 million amount to be applied to the 2019 rates, to reduce the 2019 budget for the dental program. as all see in a moment, based on the 2017 claims experience, about $6.3 million of surplus is generated in plan year 2017, to be added to the stablization reserve which helps generate that $4.2 million reserve release plan for 2019. the breakdown of the 2017 year, or the reconciliation is found on the following slide. here when the 2017 rates were set, we were expecting about 4. or $48

aon received the highest score from an evaluation panel that consisted of city managers, two of them from the office of the controller, two from the health service system, and one from the san francisco employee retirement system. in terms of the rfp, the hfp requires respondents to confirm several new conditions and contractual requirements, including the following: detailed provisions regarding consent to re assign personnel at the request of hssf, restriction on request of performing services concurrently for other city departments, comprehensive transition planning prior to contract termination, heightened performance guarantees, and a thorough preemptive legal review of a new form that the city is using effective 2017. in terms of the selection process, we issued the rfp on february 8, and the preproposal meeting and conference call was held on the 21 of february . ten individuals, including prospective actuaries from five actual firms participated. questions were submitted from five firms and an addendum was issued on march 9. proposals were received on march 23 from deloit con

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which integrates different andical public datasets makes them connected so that's what we're focusing aon. right. good luck to all of you. alice ma, tyler hines and angel >>> that will do it for us as always. you can find more of our coverage at kqed.org. i'm thuy vu. thanks for joining us. robert: theummit is set, june 12 in singapore. presidt trump and the north korean leader together. i'm robert costa. we discuss the hopes and kallenges of u.s. foreign policy in norea and with the iran nuclear deal. tonight on "washington week." president trump: i'll be meeting with kim jong-un to pursue a future o peace and security for the world, for the whole world. barry: north korea frees three north northwestern detainees, clearing the way for the summit with kim jong-un. president trump: our biggest achievement wh will be when we denuclearize that entire region. robert: can the president

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(pam)a big story we are following: the n-f-l is banning players from kneeling áon the field during theonal anthem... it is a part of a new policy passed today and will begin this fall. the policy requires players to stand ... or stay in the locker room during the anthem... if a player rebels... teams will be fined... for the past two seasons ... a number of players kneeled during the anthem.. as a statement against social injustice and police brutality.... and it started with colin kapernick and eric reid with the 49ers.... both of those players are no longer with the team.... the 49ers will close down concessions during the national anthem at levi's stadium. (ken ) the new n-f-l policy has bay area football fans weighing in.kron 4's gayle ong is live in san francisco with reaction.gayle, whay are they saying.. fans understand both sides.. they say they understand the reason for this new policyand it's a good ideabut they also resonate with the players who kneeled --and their message to take a stand against police brutality..

another juans s aone was a paki exchange student. irony is not lost on a lot of people here, that pakistan is thought to be a war zone in some cases and here in america she thought she would be a little safer. instead among the victims murdered on friday. >> nick valencia in santa fe, texas, thank you. >>> now i want to go to the growing danger that is coming from a slow march of lava that is going across hawaii right now. officials there warn of a new and potentially deadly problem, the kilauea volcano erupted two more times over the weekend. some of that lava is spilling into the pacific ocean and creating a dangerous mix of gas and volcanic glass. scott mclean is in hawaii covering this, an amazing scene there behind you. tell us, though, this issue of when the lava hits the ocean, the results are toxic. >> reporter: yeah, they absolutely can be. first, i want to tell you, we have a great vantage point this morning to tell you -- or to see the big picture of how this volu volcano is changing. this is where all of that lava is comi

(vicki) the nfl is banning players from kneeling áon the field during the national anthem...it's a part of a new policy passed today at the league's spring meetings. the policy requires players to stand ... or stay in the locker room during the anthem... if a player rebels...teams will be fined by the league... for the past two seasons... players kneeled during the anthem as a statement towards social injustice and police brutality.... and it started with colin kapernick and eric reid with the 49ers....and rapidly spread across the league... who both are no longer with the team.... (vicki) the 49ers will close down concessions during the national anthem at levi's stadium and the new league policy for the national anthem is implemented this fall... (grant) the new n-f-l policy has been the talk of

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it's aon nothing burger.he media, they have been hyping this as a cruise missile that was going to take down the trump administration. donald trump jr., he testified,c he was skeptical going into the meeting, and had his suspicions and they were quickly justified. donald trump jr. also said that his father, president trump, had nothing at all to do with it in any way, shape, matter, or form. despite all this wild and false speculation, it is nothing. the trump tower meeting is not thet only breaking news story that actually is embarrassing to the destroyed drug media. "new york times," they hate president trump. they are now basically confirming everything we have been telling you regarding the biggest abuse scandal in the history of the country. it is not a mea culpa from a liberal "new york times." frankly, it was inadvertent. probably why the so-called paper of record, kind of plain cleanup. this was their original headline today. pretty amazing. "a secret mission, a code name, anxiety inside of the early

is aon the u.s., there different inflation story been in europe and japan.cifically on the u.s., we have wage increases, it was clear that there is a tightness in the labor markets, we are quite significant wage increases and notably for skilled labor. you saw that in the background data in the institute for supply management surveys, i think there will continue as well. additionally, the rise in commodity prices. trade tariffs will feed into higher inflation in the united states. aluminum prices have risen from less than $2000 a ton to less than $300 per ton, that will have an inflationary impact, as will further trade tariffs. if one looks at headline cpi, currently two point 1%, two point 4%, i think we will probably see headline cpi close 2.7 percent. that has implications on fed policy. bob, last week, bond traders tripped over themselves to get a hold of the seven-year yield on the auctions. i would like you to listen to this: ok, unfortunately we have lost the audio. basically, the treasury secretary, steven mnuchin, i will paraphrase for him, we have

>> it's aon way away.s aker ryan could prevent it on the house floor, bdut it wo be unprecedented toe a federal offiusal who wasn't acc of bribery, the usual impeachment proceedings for a judge or something like that, for a document fight to lead to impeachment. it would be to say the least historic. >> woodruff: bob costa, "washington week"e and " washington post." so much to follow. thank you very much. >> thank ou. >> woodruff: a may 12 deadline looms for president trump: he must decide whether to maintain a suspension of crippng sanctions lifted on iran as part of the 2015 iran nuclear deal. if they are put back in place, that would be a violation of tha greement, which froze iran's program. omonday, one of the deal's harshest critics, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, edllhat documents, stolen by israel from tehran, show iran retai restarting its program. so wh from the deadline?ays ffoor answers we turn ter energy secretary ernest moniz; he american negotiating team that struck the deal. he is now c.e.o. of the nuclear that initiative. ernest moniz, welcome to the prog

so it's really important for them to know they're notl aone, there's help.nd i tell young people all the time two thiks-- take diets and breaks from social media. >> sreenivasan: tak diets from social media. >> that's right. and reach oit for help to people u feel like you can trust. >> brown: allt, rihank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> woodrf: finally tonight, remembering the american writer tom wolfe, who died today. wolfe first broke rough to a wider audience in the earlyne sixties asf the seminal voices behind so-called "new journalism"-- a form of non- fiction writing that used fictional literary styles and was distinctively different in technique. his magazine pieces for haled to non-fiction books put american subcultures under the microscope, often with a wry and biting tone. "the electric kool-aid acid test" zeroed in on the counterculture and experimenting "the painted word" targeted the world of art. and one of his best-regarded books, "the right stuff," which was later made into a movie, showcased the heroism of thest first americannaut

the israeli military said the overnight operation was aon re to rockets that, they say, iranian forces fired first, at israeli military positions in the golan heights. the israelis said mo of the iranian rockets either missed their mark, or were intercted. israel's defense minister, avigdor lieberman, lauded his country's operation, and put iran on notice. >> ( translated of course, struck almost all the emanian infrastructure in syria, and they need tober this arrogance of theirs. if we get rain, they'll get a flood. i hope that we ended this chapter and that everyone understood. >> reporter: in jerusalem, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said iran "crossed a red line," and he warned syrian president bashar al-as well. >> ( translated ): we are in a continuous campaign, and our pocy is clear: we will not allow iran to establish itself militarily in syria. yesterday i delivered a clear message to assad: our action is directed against iranian targets in syria. but if the syrian arag acts nst us, we will act against it. whoever attackus, we will attack them sevenfold and whoever

tv, aon american history historian of the university of --cago discusses the viacom vietnam war and reflects on how u.s. vietnam relations are today. we interviewed him at the annual meeting in washington dc. this is about 15 minutes. mark sturgis history at the university of chicago and as a specialty, studies the a nominal human rights.

among many itsons has a ranking member of the armed committee, we have a , and then aon comm national crisis, he would be able to move people to get the he volunteerednd that he talked to cybersecurity officers and companies who have no dialogue with their directors. i can assure you that if something happens, the first strike will not be strike against the military, it will be cyber strike against the infrastructure of movement. this is another reason why we need to have some legislation like we are proposing. thank you all very much. member. you, ranking thank you for having this hearing. it is critical that we have the ongoing conversation. a couple of points to begin. andican public has given up i think there is a huge variance between understanding privacy and understanding cybersecurity. they are not the same thing. say, i no longer believe that i have privacy. i do not know that you can regulate this, i do not know that you can control this, but they definitely want cybersecurity. one of the things that i believe as a former law enforcement haveial is that you can all of the mo

the nfl is banning players from kneeling áon the field during the national anthem...it's a part of a new policy passed today at the league's spring meetings. those anthem protests of course...started with former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. kron 4's kim smith is live in san jose...where the niners will hold their state of the franchise event tonight... kim, does the team support the new rule? we all know the 49ers have allowed their players to participate in these national anthem protests... we've seen it with colin kapernick, eric reid who are both no longer with the team.... jed york employed those protests... and he says even with the new league policy he plans to support his players in their decisions whether to protest on the field or not...

trending down towards that level we haven't seen since the beginning of february something to keep an aon> coming up, how walmart's blockbuster deal with india's commerce -- make housing prices even less afford number the golden state. >>> plus stanley fischer joins us from las vegas. that ine o"perun."s xtn ow lch when i first came to ocean bay, what i saw was despair. i knew something had to be done. hurricane sandy really woke people up, to showing that we need to invest in this community. i knew having the right partner we could turn this place around. it was only one bank that could finance a project this difficult and this large, and that was citi. preserving affordable housing preserves communities. so we are doing their kitchens and their flooring and their lobbies and the grounds. and the beautification of their homes, giving them pride in where they live, will make this a thriving community once again. ♪ >>> the ten-year treasury yield hovering above 3% today ageopolitical tensions rise. for more let's send it over to a man who knows quite a bit about rising rates the u.s. econo

here is what she had to aon a idea of impeachment. >> i have hesitated to use impeachment.y wanted to impreach president obama and president clinton. there is an investigation. let it take its course. i do not think that impeachment is a policy agenda. >> sandra: nancy pelosi. what do you think of those words? >> well look, there is a very practical reason why she has adopted this position. the election won't be settled by republicans and democrats. but republicans, democrats and independents. the swing voters are not enthusiast particular about an impeachment. the vast majority of democrats may be but the voters will decide the contests this fall in many instances. don't like the idea of impeaching president trump. they may not like him or agree with him but reject the idea of impeachment. nancy pelosi has taken a very practical step here, i suspect virtually every smart democratic consultant is telling their candidate and telling party officials and leaders of the party like her if you keep emphasizing impeachment you will turn off the swing voters we need to win in the r

shift for the woman who holds the most grand slam titles in singles, doubles and mixed doubles, among aonemay face her biggest rivals at the start of the competition. the french tennis federation explaining, the list and rankings of the women's seeds are based on the women tennis association ranking. williams can play in paris because the wta has a special ranking rule, allowing players to use a previous ranking to interup to eight tournaments within 12 months returning from childbirth or injury. the issue is causing a debate. ivanka trump asking the wta to change this rule immediately. reacting to outrage, the wta says it could consider changes. we're in discussions with our players and exploring what is the right and balanced standard they can agree to. for serena, it's been a year full of motherhood, marriage, her majesty and matches. >> is this the biggest, best year ever? >> the craziest, most insane year of my life. >> and that's a fair statement, if you can imagine. this is -- we just talked about this. everybody is buzzing about it again today. all eyes will be on serena and we'll

settled separately with the city of philadelphia for áone - dollar each.y officials also promised to set up a 200- thousand dollar program for young entrepreneurs. robinson and nelson will develop and run that program. the duo met with the c-e-o of starbucks earlier this week. officials say, the meeting did include a financial settlement... the terms of which were not disclosed. robinson and nelson gained national attention... after they were arrested at starbucks last month. the store manager called police after they would not buy something or leave... while they were waiting to meet a potential business partner. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... it's a major step forward... for one devastated neighborhood from last october's firestorm. we take a look at the rebuiling of coffey park. (robin)a former boys and girls club director accused of sexually abusing young boys.. has now been sentenced. we tell you how long he'll be spending in prison. (robin)and... some drivers say ...they cant live without them. the new standard... car makers are add

right now there is only áone operating in the east bay.art says in total they've ordered 775 new cars. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... talk about a close call. hear from the kayaker who came face to face with a great white shark. (robin)plus... a confrontation over charcoal grilling along lake merritt... has one woman calling police... and a family up in arms. (robin)and... thick white smoke filled with toxic fumes... continues to rise from cracks in hawaii. we have the latest on the islands recovery efforts. (robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (dave)seasonable temperatures will continue tomorrow followed by a warming trend into friday. some strong northeast winds will develop in the north bay mountains, east bay hills and santa cruz mountains friday night, but will mostly end by sunrise saturday. continued seasonably mild conditions saturday but then cooling into sunday as an upper low impacts the region. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80

i just want to make people aware m one, they could pay aone, pay a bonus bringing economic relief and chain, waste material in africa three, combat saexcessive iphone use by neighborhoods, cut prices or other more convention's things a lot of investors would be upset if apple started to throw $100 billion around to those kinds of causes? >> well, it's not their decision it shouldn't be their decision it belongs to the shareholders could do one of two things suspend the stock buyback and ask the shareholders for approval or they can ask the shareholder for their ideas, and put it out there. because $100 billion is a lot of money. it's five times the combined budget, kelly, of the epa, the osha for worker health and safety. >> let me bring in mike for a second $100 billion of their $250 billion, it's a move investors rejoice about now given the performance of the share evan, you're not keen on buybacks. >> i think the point i think ralph is missing in effect is he notes that it's basically shareholders' decision, but whether we like it, he likes the board, doesn't like the board, the bo

aon background check on a particular individual goes back to when? the day that they turn 18? >> i believe it goes back when they turn 18. >> if you could provide the answer in writing. thank you and i yield back. >> the chair world about what lies the gentleman from florida mr. bilirakis. >> thank you for allowing me to sit in on the hearing. this issue came to national attention because survivors were willing to speak up about their experiences with abuse and their bravery shined a light on the many calls to the national sports organizations and how the system previously in place had failed them. will the panel and let's start with ms. lyons houri involving survivors and other athletes in making the decision-making process and policy changes moving forward? >> it's critically important in forming the changes that we makc many of the survivors would contact us. welcome their voices. we have seen 1000 responses on the survey helping us understand what their concerns are. we have been meeting with her at lead advisory council and in other athletes were part of her athlete safet