so, please. >> matt clark, aon. thank you, president scott and lainey on behalf of ann and the rest of the vendor partners. congratulations on your retirement. >> clerk: thank you. it has been great working with you. >> so, we are going to start with the agenda to walk through what we will talk about today. a quick recap of the approved actions at the may ten board meeting, leading into the rate card discussion and two alternatives that we will present for you today. so, if we go to page three, back on may 10th, these were the five changes for the united healthcare city plan that were approved. the aim is promoting long term sustainability for the city plan. you see the items applied to active employees and retirees. so, that brings us today to talk about the application of these decisions and the rate cards. so, on page four, we outline the aggregate financial impacts. we talked earlier about individual impacts for each item with the approvals. we now look at the aggregate impact. this should save a little over $1

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with aon. in front of you is the presentation for the life and disability renewal. you will recall in 2017 that we entered into a three-year rate guarantee on these programs. so that would extend through the end of 2019, next year, the last year in that rate guarantee. so there's no changes to premiums from current. the recommendation is to approve continuation of the current programs and premiums. one note i do want to make is in late 2017, this is on page 1, the hartford company acquired the group life and disability business. so the name you will see tied to these programs will no longer be aetna, it will be hartford. hartford extended the three-year guarantee through aetna through 2019. so on page 2 you can see the current programs and premiums. >> are there questions by members of the commission or the board regarding the recommendation? is there any public regarding the presentation? hearing and seeing none i'm willing to entertain a motion. >> i move to approve the rates as displayed in

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we had a severe warning earerer this aon for a few counties. amelia draper and lauryn ricketts are back in ate couple mi with what's in store for tonight. >>> four things to know now. leon harris here. new technology helped police create a brand new sketch of the so-called d.c. hotel rapist.ay police this same man attacked at least nine women between 1998 and mostly housekeepers in area hotels. police have indicatedhat the suspect's dna they've identified it so they now can press charges if someone is ever arrested. >>> in less than an hour president trump heads to capitol hillo meet with house republicans to discuss the growing crisis on the u.s./mexico border. we'll keep you on top of that. >>> the governors of maryland and virginia have pulled their national guard troops away fm the southern border.in virgia and maryland governor arating policy of s children from their parents is unacceptable. voters ind.c. are goio the polls today casting ballots for more than justol piticians. one issue could change the way that you dine out in d.c. it's c

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ondrea is aone of the fires outside of antioch. >> a man and woman were taken to a hospital here in antioch with symptoms of smoke inhalation. it followed this fire out here on deer valley road. off the deer valley road, moments of chaos and confusion. red flag warnings turn -- it turned into fumes of smoke. >> there was a vehicle fire and then we got another call saying that it was a structure fire. and then when the engine first came in, into number 82, they called a full vegetation response. >> three fires spot in the county in waist high grass. this one forced residents to evacuate. as cars and buildings burned. all while firefighters try to figure out how to get water on the flames. >> there is no water system. there are no hydrants out here for us to work with. we had to have water tenders come in and with them they are resupplying our engines. >> there were other small fires on vista grande a and hillcrest. this one chewed through two acres and no time flat. fire crews were prepared for hot, dry and windy conditions. >> we know these things are coming. we tried to prepare the best th

but then, yknow, all you can do u aon >> reporter: the first fissure open on may 3rd.e than a month later, kilauea schenamen, nbc news. >>> we turnow t another worsening volcanicisaster in guatemala. new eruptions at the so-called fire volcano forced more the deatholmb to 75 since it first erupted sunday. the latest eruption billowed ash up more than16,000 feet and unled newwsf molten lava and volcanic debris hampering the ongoing efforts there. nearly 200 people are still missing, butfficia say there is little chance of finding more survivor>>t's incredible to see image there's. >> at the same time, hawaii and in guatemala. >> unbelievable. let's bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins to start our morning off. >> gooing.d rn we talking about the heatwave. we do have some thunderstorms. we're also dealing with exiting the dakotas heading to minnesota. but 10 to 20-degree above avraturecoin. this h been going on for the last week. it's going to continue on into the weekend. still cool in some areas of new. we're going to be near rec i don't think we're going to break to

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>> we are aon naf laws. and we ought to skrin administer them in an orderly fashion.f y enter the united states, make plea for asylum as the law provides, that should be we reviand a judge will make a decision, and if you prevail you'll get asylum.f u don't, you'll have to leave. if you don't make a claim for asylum and merely enter without permission, you're going to be sent back across the border. that's nothing new.at so s new is the president trying to terrorize small chil cen and createaos at the border. that is unfortunate. >> have you asked or will you ask to visit the detention centers where the children are being held or where the mothers are being held? >> absolutely. a number of members o congress are going on monday. other members went last weekend. unfortunately, i think this trump-created crisis is going to be with us for a while, and i intend and many other memrs of congress intend to go and see with our own eyes how these children are being treated. >> house republican leaders have delayed until next week a vote on a bill that would not only fund a bor

. >> so it may be time to take some questions if aone h any. there's a microphone there if you want it. feel free to, you know, come ask questions about this amazing chicagoan. >> while they're getting up, i was just curious, the arc from lucy to the kneeling controversy, is that progress or is that -- >> the football players who kneel during the national anthem, i think, she would say much harsher measures were necessary. [laughter] .. >> i was wondering where this park is located in chicago? >> it's easy to google it. maybe northwest side. i'm just not -- yeah, wicker park. >> wicker park? >> small -- >> park, thanks. >> thank you for very good work in today's talk and one thing i really look to in these type of biographies is the use of legal services. any historian ignore that type of stuff. so speaking of lucy's death. can you talk about her relationship with george markstat and the fire they died in and where you think the folks of 15,000 volumes, the library of 15,000 volumes may have gone to? >> george was her, shall we say, final lover

that is very helpful for me and for aone who may be watching on tv. >> we feel from the experience of the city and contracting we feel this is a really solid bill. this is someone we have worked with a lot. we had three bidders and we had two that were quite a bit higher. >> thank you. >> chair mondejar: commissioner singh. >> commissioner singh: how many man hours were required to look into these sites? >> sorry, can youep the question? >> commissioner singh: how much time idedee to look after this, about how many mens? not construction i mean the landscaping. >> oh, for the landscape portion, i will have carrie come up. >> do you mean postconstruction to maintain? i'm not sure i have an exact ur amount to gi you. i know that the cbd has reviewed plans and set a budget for maintaining the street scrape and hope space in thand open sp. i wasn't part of that process. >> the cneenef district will do the maintenance on top of the city standard. we basically have with the community benefisict a higher level of maintenance for those types of planting to keep them alive and clean and we don

hoping for aon so donald trump doesn't get credit for helping working americans. nancy is trying to turn anything positive into a negative. not even less risk of nuclear war matters to these elitest. that is the new elitest idealology. their brand is hate. so, no introductions needed for the panel. when we announced the line-up jason. i received a lot of tweets that said good luck jason chaffetz getting a world in. i want to start with you kimberly. >> happy father's day. >> i want to start with one bit of the elite and that's the established republicans. they hate trump just as much as the democrats but they never stop for one moment to realize it's their mistake and policy failures that lead to donald trump being elected. they have no humility about their role. >> also, no honesty about the process. we arrived because of the failures ofhe past of both sides. you would thinky would have someone that's a winner on the team as it relates to jobs and the economy. record low employment by blacks, hispanics, and women. it's also something negative. you see that with t

more thaner likely aon storms. then we look at these numbers. 90s all the way through. it takes three days to make ahe wave. so this most certainly is a heat wave. ay hydrated a stay safe out there. >>> thank you very hutch. amazon wants to help entrepreneurs start businesses. the end result, more delivery option. >>> and we're working toatfy your sweet tooth. this right here is what i've be staring at the last 43 >>> amazon is launching a new program to help businesses start their own delivery so here's how it's going to work. business owners will be able to lease these blue vans directly fromzon so they can deliver their own packages. the company wil train the drivers and buy the uniforms that will also help customers. they'll be able to chang their delivery location once the package is on itswa and that's something you can't do with other packa delivery services. all right, now to the cool part. now we're putting ospotlight on seasonal ingredients even in your sweets. so chef caroline joins us. she has some examples osome seasonal things. first, thank you so much for

news 4's nicole jacobs shows hoh e two symbolically reunite aon mother and decades later. >> that's what connects 17-year-old haley and private del merlin berg.y ha recites the eulogy she'll perform for the local soldier who perished on d-day. >> he grew up in winchester as a farmer.te th repor she and her history teacher spent mon researching him, learning about the young man as a military paratr per. >> we have reports from hisco anding officer that he had a very good spirit, made his own history. >> reporter: from the one-room house where he lived to john henley high school where he studied before dropping out in enth grade. >> we think he enlisted when he was 16, not 18, in order to help his family during the great depression. >> reporter: this student-teacher team is one of several across the country for the student and teacher institute paying homage to those o made the ultimate sacrifice. in del her's case, no family members who visit his grave. >> he wrote, mother, in case something should happen to me, i want you to know you're the best mother in the world. >> reporter: he penne

but we have had aon very southen turn for the worst in the programs and therprogram said ta greater awareness. we should have prepared these a while ago but a they are startig to take on water and it's going to get hot very fast. >> host: george mason university kate in. center and robert is with the urban institute has a distinguished fellow of the air. you can check out their work at the bipartisan policy.org. thank you very much and come back again. >>> once a year russian president vladimir putin appears on a national television program to answer questions from russian viewers. in this portion of the program, he answered questions about relations with the west, russian forces and the construction of a 12-mile bridge to the crimean peninsula. this year we have a lot more questions about the relations with russia anda the west. ish should say

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. >> co-chair blacksten: aone else on the council? >> i'd like to make a comment. who is this? orkid? sure. >> council member sassouni: it's interesting in terms of companies this morning, i saw a scooter in golden gate park, just left there, and you know, in the middle ofnowhere, and two people were approaching in one direction and as i pass, one of them tripped over the scooter left in the pathway. and yesterday i saw kids playing on the sidewalk with the scooter, just playing with it. and it was r.m. too late to -- really too late to stop anything from happening, they were thrilled and it was a very person street. as a deaf person, i'm sensitive to people passing me from behind quickly, or around a corner and there is no regulations or laws in terms of their behavior. it's kind of a wild west show out there. and so our rights as pedestrians are protected. ius to be honest -- just to be honest, i'm not a fan, i hate them. and i feel there is no way to address the concerns that we're experiencing. >> co-chair blacksten: any one of you want to address that quickly? >> i'll add

the day how the hea stuff kind of fades away through the mid tnio late mor hours and then by theno aonhit and miss, it's more spotty, it's more light, it's more drizz but even through the evening commute hours we could still see at least some uff coming down. it just shouldn't be the heavy stuff. so, as we continue to work our way through the second half of the day today, small improvements. just not a pretty day. herelo where flaod watches are this morning. again, all down toth the sou of d.c. and these are to expire by 8, 9 o'clock this morning. w the natieather service says yes we're going to let these expire which is good news be they don't anticipat expand them since the rain is expected to lighten up as we continue to work our way rough the day today. 75 your current temperature here in d.c., 70 in les.75rsburg, 71 at dul today, may even lose a few degreess work our way into the waking upo ftdethnounon.rsto may see some sun before sunsetha though and t should set us up for a pretty good one o sunday, just a very isolated thunderstorm here and there. and then we continue our weath

>> it wasn't aon, it was an employee group.ion employees, that certainly did that. it was a process started from early 2012 through 2013. there was a group within that organization who determined that the makeup of the workforce was too white and they wanted to get a more diverse w they lobbied through the political force, which they are allowed to come up but then they then crafted this exam.or the scoring group actually penalize people with aviation experience. and to make it worse, they had folks stand in line for this test and they coached other people how to pass the test. not only were the bestnd brightest actually purged off of the list, they were then forced through a screening process that discriminated against them. so most if not the great majority of them failed that exam. people were given the answers on how to pass the test and even more important, recent documen show that when this individual i was interviewed, he gave a written statement saying that he didn't do that.vi then he went to a verbal interview with th

there are no reports of aone being hurt. >>> here's the classic story with a hi-tech twist. safe thanks to two prince george's county firefighters. >> they used one of these. cell phones, smartphones, to do it. the kitten was trapped in the wheelell of woman's car. one of the firefighters used his phone to do that, to play meowing sounds. sound effects. the cat followed the noise to a place where the firefighter could grab him. the firefighter named the kitten smoky.ve ry appropriate. says he hopes he can adopt him. >> i wouldn't have thought to do that. really smart. >> so sweet. >> cute little one. >> i love it. >>> take yououtside for a live look right now. noif the most bea start to your saturday. in fact, lauryn ricketts is tracking se strong storms potentially moving through on what is a storm team 4 weather alert day. we'll check in with her right after th. is here's money for pizza. here's the wi-fi password, but, if you go online while the boys are online the internet can slow down and... they don't like it. you guys don't have fios? [mrs. jennings] oh-no. but it's

. >> what trouble mess is is this is not aon nom lutz. this is what mark huckabee tweeted. nancy plotsist introducing her campaign committee for the takeback of the house, karen tumlety tweeted after that criticizing him for do that, and he who, yaw, because it's an el lyle. nancy pelosi defended them, because she sa-- are you defend them, too? i would say that's a despicable exchange. it's fair to say that mike muck abee has the ear of the president as well. what's your sense of hthe statement that i said that i want to make sure people think about, you don't have to be a gold retriever to hear the -- that's not just the president, that's the people surrounding him. governor huckabee was offended at what happened to his daughter being shown the door. maybe i would have dealt with that differently, you can't expect people to not judge for what they do. you can't expect them not to be judged for that when they continue to do that and continue to offend people. there's a consequence to that behavior, unfortunately. >> joel, horse of the coarsening of the rhetoric do you attri

this is clearly aon of the intent of the law written by congress.e a violation of international trading rules in the world trade organization. america wins its cases in the world trade organization. this time it's going to lose. under trump it'sally going to lose. and bob corker is stunned that his colleagues in the congress have surrendered their uh poer over the president over this. and i have to say this is the thing during the trump campaign that i never anticipated, that republicans in congress would not use their powers in relation to the white house. >> yeah. the become completely sumply cant. the different branches of government is built in, based into the cake. congress doesn't want to have complete fialty to the president. and the rival situation we have in our branches of government is how we have stop gaps is we keep control. and this congress under mitch mcconnell and under paul ryan have decided that we don't care. we're going to give up any of our responsen'ts. we're not going to do any oversight. we're going to pass sanction against

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. >> gfter aon, commissioners. my name is boris delopene. i'm the port's contract administration. the item before you is a continuation of the item you first heard on may the 8 to award contract number 2786, the pier back lands improvement project. i'm be giving today's presentation along with tiffany tatum. at the conclusion of the presentation, following public comment, there are a number of us that are available to answer your questions. they include kenneth chu, the pier 94 backlands manager, kathrin purcell from our environmental division, and tiffany and i will also be available. this is an action item to award the pier 94 backlands improvement project to hoseley construction. the amount of this contract is $6,969,003. the authorization includes a 10% contingency request for a total authorization of $7,665,903. the project complies with a number of our port wide strategic goals, including providing space to grow and preserve industrial opportunities, sustaining construction material industry operations, promotion of living wage jobs while maximizing spending on l.b.e.'s. the

we have gotten ourselves into denial as aon of test of moral virtue.his involves us in some bizarre contradictions. i've been talking about this around the country. on the one hand, every good person believes in affirmative-action. if you are against affirmative action for underperforming minorities, and we know who we are talking about here, we are about blacks, to some extent hispanics, because asians don't need affirmative-action, indians don't need affirmative-action, other ethnic groups are doing very well. because they are doing very well and in some cases, they are doing better than the majority white population on standard measures of academic achievement or it are talking about underperforming minorities. you have to be for affirmative action. if you get down to discussing why we need affirmative-action, which is that blacks and hispanics lag behind in test scores, in academic knowledge and academic performance, even mentioning that is dangerous because that is considered an insult to students, a denigration, putting them down, an attack, whic

>> laurie from aon. many of your local account team are here today. we wanted to thank you, the health service board, hhs leadership and evaluation commission for the opportunity to continue our partnership. we are very excited to continue to serve you and your membership. you have our full commitment to provide superior service. the request for proposal was a significant undertaking and we would like to express a special thank you to director yant, pamela and michael for their high level of professionalism and their rigger and thoroughness. we welcome on going feedback from the group and appreciate open and honest communication with the board, hsf, the leadership. thank you, again, for your confidence in us and we look forward to working with you. >> thank you. >> on a separate note, president scott, really appreciate your leadership and your wisdom and your guidance and balance and objectivity and how we work together and the things that you've accomplished for this trust. commissioner sass, congratulations on your retirement. thank you for being pa

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in the town of san miguel los lotes, rescuers have be digging through buried homes, searching for aone who might've survived. ronorocael joined in, hoping find his teenage daughter. >> ( translated ): we came to help with the search for people, because one is mdaughter, who hasn't turned up. so, we came to see if we could rescue her, or at least find her body so we can have her. >> reporter: elsewhere, the dead were found, entombed in ash and debris. officials believe those who eren't buried were likely asphyxiated within minutes from breathinin the heavy dust and toxic gases. residents say there w no families have been buryinloved ones for days now. in some places, the ground below is still a scalding 500 degrees from the lava. there are occasional glimmers of hope, as when this baby girl was pulled unscathed from a building in the town of el rodeo. hsaer family waly rescued as well. but new eruptions yesterday sent people running for safety, and prompted wider evacuations. >> ( translated ): the truth is that it was truly ugly, because veryone was walking everywhere. there were rs th

>> i don't see it as part of aon na trend.wley was an exceptionally popular democrat.fi he didn'the pattern of someone who had grown remote from his district. he was the queens democratic boss, a position he inherited from his prdecessor. but the maxim that all politicsc is l which has seemed to be repealed by all politics beinge nationalsserted itself. i mean, this is a district, judy, that has changed demographically dramatically. i mean, it's now a distinctly plurality of hispanic voter minority voters and down out of one out of five and is the house of representatives. will say one thing about joe crowley, his reception isgr ious, compared to donald trump savaging mark caped and attacking joe crowley, sing san a long born to run and dedicated it to her. >> woodruff: you see it as a one-off? >> it's the first time a democrat incumbent hss loin three elections. tor therecribed in ca had been a lot of upsets where the liberty and tea party asserted itself before that. >> also came a time when the border issue is such a vital

more than aone bank dozen broadcast awards and has any awards.ed for he will be interviewing allen guelzo. he is the three-time winner of the lincoln prize and the author of "abraham lincoln redeemer link in a very short introduction, -- linkedin, a very short introduction. gettysburg: the last invasion. please welcome them here. [applause] >> reconstruction from the beginning of the book, you call reconstruction the ugly duckling of american history. why? allen: because it is. it is the era that we like least to talk about. currently, because reconstruction is regarded as a failure. we do not like to talk about failures. also, it has the misfortune of -- through tough between two high ridges in american history. ,he highest being the civil war and the other side being the gilded age. it is not something we are quite as dedicated to. modeling to more it. it is identifiable and we can talk about characters in the gilded age as though they had put is as and sparkle. even if they were crooks, they were crooks on a grand scale. reconstruction seems to be a ofl of missed -- a tale missed oppor

so with all those changes, i believe he's coming to the meeting with president trump with aon determinaogo ahead with denuclearization of the korean peninsula. >> this potentially historic moment. c >> yes, urse. >> the foreign minister vice foreign minmister li sung-nam, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me, judy. thank you. >> woodruff: stay with us. coming up onhe "newshour," the political stakes of the white house policy to separate famili at the border. and remembering the life of one of the newshour's own. portland, oregon is knn as a hub of liberal and progressive thought, but it's also one of the whitt big cities in the country. now, an ambitious new program, which some experts are calling the first of its kind, aims to atone for the repeated displacement of thousands of african-american families fromrt and northeast portland. in a city with soaring home prices and steady pattern of gentrification, can it make a difference? n amaz and producer mike fritz recently traveled to portland to see firsthand howla it's allying out. >> nawaz: for giovanni battles and ashley rol

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aon this hour, we will have morningstar analyst weighing in on samsonite has the stock jumps. ♪ withlouis fed president james bullard and his warnings on the pace of rate hikes. ♪ haidi: this is "bloomberg markets: asia," i am haidi lun. later, numbers are due giving an idea about the economy and pace of rate hikes. kathleen hays is here. what are we expecting? kathleen: we are expecting a global bond market with italy on the back burner. that doesn't mean the crisis is over, but for the bond market, that is off center stage. center stage is the jobs report and whether or not it will signal more re-hikes than have been expected just a couple of days ago. it is expectations for three rate hikes total in 2018. the question is, it had gotten up to pointing toward consensus -- three more times, four, look what happened with the italy crisis. down to two and a half. doubting there would be a rate hike after september. this is where the jobs will play. payrolls rebounding 190,000, a solid gain. unemployment, steady in a light -- tight labor market. average hourly earnings is a disappointme

this should have been done years ago and have been resolved aon ago. but we are resolving it now. chairman kim jung-un has the chance to seize an incredible future for his people. anyone can make more but only the most courageous and make peace. the current state of affairs cannot endure forever north and tell are profoundly talented and gifted. truly gifted people to share that same heritage customs and culture and destiny that you realize to reunite the national family now it will be. so now thens will remain in effect we dream of a future all the korean can live together where families are reunited in where the light of peace is away the darkness. this right future is what is happening. right here within our reach. it will be there and it will happen. people thought this could never take place. it is a great day in the history of the world. and chairman kim jung-un is on his way back to north korea and i know for a fact as soon as he arrives he will start a process that will make people very happy and very safe. it is an honor to be with them today. a big gathering of m. it mak