kelvin richards,er a pharmacist with aon pharmacy practice. i'm here to present insights on pharmacy benefits. some of the trends we see in the marketplace and activities concerning and good. to go over a few of what we expect-a few items we expect to happen over the next few years that might be relevant to this group. the agenda outlined on the next page while it is simple there is plenty for us to talk about in each of the topics i outlined. the over arching trend will be certainly the pharmacy marketplace. we'll take a couple minutes and dive into clinical insights. we'll talk about a medication class called glp1. get into what those are in a second. some of the new invasion in the specialty medications, how they impact the plan and members. also talk about the marketplace in general. we'll look at the pbm's, some good and some bad. what is said bay the ftc, some lawsuits ongoing and wrap up looking at some of the legislation that is facing this space quite a bit on the front from the states, some federal, lot for us to consider, a lot of p

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sol this concludes my presentation aon graffiti private. can take any questions on graffiti related questions. how long does the abatement work? can they can go back and then sign up again or they only have that 48? >> this is something we're still working on, try to work out what is after these two-year pilot program is. >> where is the funding coming from? >> from this program i'm not sure it's budgeted. >> but each you have to pay a certain amount and that's the opt-in and then we just continuously come back? >> yes. >> rachel gordon director of policy and communication. this was a 3-year funded by mayor breed and supervisors. they uped it for another two years. so the issue is for the certain commercial corridors. so there has been some discussion of whether it should be expand today other areas. we know in the tenderloin, so there has been some discussion by the community benefit district and others can that be extended but that is a financial question as the city's is facing tough financial times right now, i think that may be put on

may i have aon a second on the consent calendar. so moved second. thank you.here any items withdrawn or corrected by the superintendent? no. great roll call on the consent calendar, please. thank you. student delegate montgomery, on the consent calendar. yes. thank you. student delegate lam. yes. thank you. commissioner. bogus. yes, commissioner. fisher. yes commissioner. kim. yes commissioner. lamb. yes. commissioner. sanchez. yes. vice president. wiseman. ward. yes. president. alexander. yes. seven i thank you. all right. now, we will move to the action items in section e. there are four items. the agreement between the city and county of san francisco and the san francisc unified school district for superintendent services is number one. the number number two is the approval of resolution appointing maria sue as the superintendent. numberapproval of resolution for credential waiver and number four is the approval of contract of district executive deputy superintendent may. let's see, do we need to move in second all of them before discussion because we were

and if it comes up in that moment that your idea is true or valid, then aone else should beble to usehe same techniques that you used and co up wi the same conclusion. host: ok. let's ok at comments we received on social media. on facebook, phil king, who identifies as an independent from michigan, says it depends on what type of scientist an what policy you are discussing. on the whole, i'd say no. scientistsresually focused on their own corner of knowled only. joshays on facebook says the so-called scntists proved msf to be political in nature and not truth seekers. they betrayed the usof the people countless times, but especially covid. politically favored scientists are not to be trusted. cy howard says scientists need to take a primary role in polic debates. women ardyinintates like texas because they cannot get alth care they need. climate change is real, and we need scientists to help us formule policy that will help us design infrastructure for ecologically sustainable communities. let's get back to your calls on whether scientists shouldake a more or less active role in polic