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reassuring the marketplace that right now at least this is just a one—off. right now at least this is 'ust aone-off has been around for ears a one-off. svb has been around for years but — a one-off. svb has been around for years but did _ a one-off. svb has been around for years but did particularly - for years but did particularly well in the pandemic when fintech accompanies all business booming. how does this type of bag, svb, compare with the older and more traditional banks and how they deal with these types of storms? —— this type of bank. these types of storms? -- this type of bank-— type of bank. most of their fundin: type of bank. most of their funding and _ type of bank. most of their funding and debt _ type of bank. most of their funding and debt were - type of bank. most of their| funding and debt were both covered by innovative companies, fintech start—ups, health care start—ups, and by the venture capital firms. a very narrow marketplace. in fact i think it was 90—97% of all deposits were greater than $250,000, the limit. that is not like any other financial institution that i'm aware

discussion item and presented by iftikhar hussain chief financial officer and mike clarke with aon. >> good afternoon commissioners. mike clarke with aonalong with chief financial officer hussain will present the board education topic. this is timely given we are about to enter rate and benefit season for the health plans so we want to take a few minutes today to talk about healthcare trend influencers what we see in the market place. so, start with historical view comparing sfhss and compareters, i will talk about drivers of cost and expectations influencing medical trends and mitigation strategies. we'll both talk about the importance of wellbeing primarily prevention early intervention and advance primary care initiatives and cfo hussain will close to talk through trend mitigation and potential strategies at sfhss. >> i'll show some trend data here and the three lines you see on the slide, the purple line is san francisco bay area cpi. that is all goods and services not just medical services. you can see the purple line dropping but in 2020 with the pandemic more so then the medica

thank you for joining us on aon sunday night. >> thank you, sir. >> next, democrats are not happy withsident biden after he put an end to d.c.'s awful crime bill. fox news contributor ted williams and forme x ner u.s. attorney britt tolman join usdo after the break. n' be ♪ welcome back to sunday night int america, homicides, carjackings, juvenile crime, property crime, are up in the district oo f columbia so of course d.c. cityt council passed ari bill whichle reduces the punishment for violent crimes. the bill was so bantd democrat mayor hauser, hardly tough on crime republican vetoed the b bill. the d.c. city council overrode her veto, these he does noons tt to make the decisions for itself. the constitution gives congress the power to oversee the district and congress did just that. thisstri bill was so bad even s democrats in congress opposed it, it was so bad president biden said he would not issue a veto if congress overrode this bill. elsewhere chicago mayor lori lightfoot is the soon to be former mayor, rise in crime and her apathy conspire to bert boot her out of office. who'

there was a brief glimmer of ho yesrd aon but the union says lausd leaked information about a process so they had to walk away. >> i believe this strike could have been avoided. but it cannot be avoided without parties at the table. it cannot be avoided without individuals actually speaking to one another. whether it is directly or indirectly and today we had a golden opportunity to do that, but that did not happen. jobina: lawmakers are reacting to the strike on social media. representative adam schiff posting this saying, "from bus drivers to teachers aides to custodians, we owe a great deal to those that keep our kids safe, secure, nourished and educated in school. i back esiu in their pursuit of better wages and safe working conditions." he is expected to be on the picket line this morning along with members of the teachers union. meanwhile, the superintendent says the district will provide some student supervision today for parents who cannot take work off. kumasi: thank you. opleeet severciesincling san fe ay area. drew: i'm drew tuma. live doppler 7 showing you rain moving in f

. >> without objectionur all membs opening statements will be made aon part of the hearing record f they are submitted to the committee clerked by 5 p.m. today. >> pursuant to paragraph b of the committee rule six, the witnesses will please stand and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you are about to giveny is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? let theod record flow that the witnesses answered in the affirmative and they may be seated. our first witness serves as louisiana's 44th secretary of state. the secretary previously served as the president of the national association of the secretaries of state currently on the infrastructure subsector governmentre coordinating councl and became certified administrator in 2021. he brings to the secretary's office more than 30 years of experience working in both the private and public sectors. the next witness was appointed by the florida governor as the supervisor of elections for seminole county in january of 2019. in 2020 he was elected to the office is the first african-ame

speak with a resolution i introduced an half of the democratic caucus, her friends aon the other sidehis is not socialism and nothing to do with political parties, dams, republicans and independents. it is the ideology penetrating civil society. we represent those people that still believe and still no and they fill it on their skin what it is even today. speak with this resolution calls out socialism. we know 100 million people who died with physical force of brutality of communism. what worries you about this generation? there is a blackout on this. >> this generation is being fed this stuff in our kitchen. so, we need to weed out and show them this is wrong. the socialist have done a good job of penetrating our educational system and combating free speech, trying to censor peer that is a hallmark of the communist regime. they want everybody to think the same way, say the same things. again, i'm completely 100% against it. we can see 100 million people have died in the last century because of evil communism. the last thing i want is for my children or grandchildren to live under suc

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it is chilly and we will keep you updated on the teinto aon, e his are in the 50s around that noon hourto add to that, lingering showers are expected even into the afternoon today. these will be hit or miss storms, not too active rain and winds, notice they stay light even into the afternoon today. keep in mind, we have changing forecasts in the models now and heavier rain is expected later this week. i will time that out in your full forecast. how are the roads? >>> they're looking busy especially at the bay bridge toll plaza where a lot of people take the commute out of oakland into san francisco. you can see the back up behind me. it's busy heading into the city. so definitely give yourself extra time already if you are making that drive through. our approaches for example, 80, 580, 880 are looking okay over all. that back up is just beyond the over pass, not quite to the maze. we are seeing crowded conditions on west bound 580 as you approach 680 dublin interchange. west bound 580 at grant line, there is a crash. that's an area where we see a lot of brake lights. dipping down to eig

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so that i believe the first nine months self certification went unchecked it had aon lot to do. >> mr. shoemaker you referred the money that was as a result of the investigation found and brought back. what happened to that money? >> as i indicated $20 billion return from borrowers by financial institutions. there's also money recovered to the investigation for this money is coming back to sb-8 multiple and the timeliness of it landing in the treasury is an issue. the action of an ongoing review to trace that money. to ensure exactly where that money is coming back into the sba program. so it can be made available potentially for support at a minimum being available within treasury. >> would that be something you would like to also havee us work together on? we got money, brought it back in, what did you do with that? >> it will be filing back about that mr. shoemaker and mr. turner i would like to flag that for you. we are interested in money that was recovered, where that might exist, where it came back and where it exists, what the legality is of those funds. >> mr. turner, some of

why it was such aon that babe bridg.ntioned quite a backup being caused by all of this, it is rush hour, so you would expect the toll plaza here at the bay bridge to be busy, but i'm looking at an incredibly long, long line of cars leading up to this toll plaza. right now. this all started late late last night around 10. pm the highway patrol responding to a person who is suffering a mental health crisis on the westbound side of the bridge they were able to earlier this morning. talk that person off of the bridge, get them in an ambulance for a mental health evaluation. but when this all happened last last night, that prompted several lane closures on the on the bridge on the westbound side as they tried to talk that person down because of that. traffic, of course, began quickly backing up here, triggering a crash. then around 11. 30 pm involving a big rig and a dodge charger near the on ramp, treasure island. the dodge charger rear ending that big rigging according to high speed the aftermath, all captured by this tesla

you we going back and forth about the complexiti of making the determination whether noncitizen fal aone of these categories. i wanted to give you a chance to address -- there is a portion of the statutehat talks about -- it is in d. the attorney general shall implement a system that makes availablon 24 hour basis state, feder a local authorities to determine whether inviduals arrested for such authorities and then it goes on. why isn't that where the resources should be channeled as a matter of statute rather than to the holistic inquiry the memorandum dictates? >> 'd knowledge the point congress might have anticipated it would be easier to make this determination and it set up meanisms to ensure there was information sharing betenhe federal government and the states. congress cldave anticipated the developments in this court with the legal cplexities that would raise trying to monitor any number of state statute. before it is possible to determine wi ctainty someone is subject it voes a considerable investment of resources and consultation between firs and legal advisors to try to asce

can deal with each your individual detailed questions separate low and either make a decision about aon consent in a future meeting or redog the staff work >> when mrs. small introduced the item she -- she said this is a living document. in a way to me is different then and there a pdf done and take consultants a living document evolves. i don't understand what you meant. a work plan. >> yea that is the translation of a framework sets up a series of like there was this is an analysis. you do an analysis and combhup conclusions we have findings. that is telling us what we need to do and focusing on as we promote our planning efforts and projects in impelementation. this phase of the work is complete and giving information and acts as the structure by which we make decision which projects we prioritize. within the planning process then they are implemented. you act on those actions. so for parking management and you know ev charging and whatever active transportation projects. this help us when you make decisions to say we recognize our top priorities are parking and ev and transit. there

he was dbed the ceo of anti-woke by the new yorker and has been described by the federalist society aoneelling conservative voices in the country these movements are now popularized in mainstrea conservative thought. in 2022, he founded strive, and ohio-based asset management firm that directly competes with asset managers like blackrock, ste street, vanguard, and others. [applause] he uses the money of everyday citizens to advance environmental and social agendas that many citizens and capital owners totally disagree with. won't you help me welcome to the stage businessman vivek ramaswamy [applause] [video clip] >> these comnies pretend like they care about something oth than profit and power cicely to gain more of each. problem with signaling your future is -- you have your true is at some point it becomes more important than being virtuous itself. if you care about black lives matter, you can implement policies that prevent all people in this country from getti killed. i'm a millennial. people my age and younger are hungry for cause, hungry for purpose, hungry for identity. mixing mor

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