believe me, locascio blue cross. you covered under blue cross extended coverage or something. yeah. special kind of coverage, you know, god forbid. but then the fire insurance on the house, stupid things. forget about a couple of thousand dollars a month, frank gotti found these revelations of his interior life with its pedestrian worries and complaints, particularly on manning and shameful. telling underboss gravano, you feel like you're being raped with these tapes. nor did it help. that is now, his lieutenants could hear him complaining about and criticizing them. he did treat himself to a cigaret boat after one of his acquittals, though christened the fitting name not guilty. he was not much of a capitalist. unlike the model for the godfather himself, carlo gambino did not use his ill gotten accumulation to bequeath his children legitimate businesses so they wouldn't have to be in the mob any more. he was caught on tape insist on his fealty to the old ways. and is going to be cosa nostra till i die. beat an hour from now or be tonight. or a years from now when i'm in jail. it's

believe me, locascio blue cross. you covered under blue cross extended coverage or something. yeah. special kind of coverage, you know, god forbid. but then the fire insurance on the house, stupid things. forget about a couple of thousand dollars a month, frank gotti found these revelations of his interior life with its pedestrian worries and complaints, particularly on manning and shameful. telling underboss gravano, you feel like you're being raped with these tapes. nor did it help. that is now, his lieutenants could hear him complaining about and criticizing them. he did treat himself to a cigaret boat after one of his acquittals, though christened the fitting name not guilty. he was not much of a capitalist. unlike the model for the godfather himself, carlo gambino did not use his ill gotten accumulation to bequeath his children legitimate businesses so they wouldn't have to be in the mob any more. he was caught on tape insist on his fealty to the old ways. and is going to be cosa nostra till i die. beat an hour from now or be tonight. or a years from now when i'm in jail. it's

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the study looked at data from more than 10 million patients with blue cross blue shield insurance over the last two decades. colorectal cancer cases in patients under 50 have been on the rise. >> the creative conquered art music jam weekend has officially wrapped up. that was diablo taiko. they're a cultural japanese taiko ensemble based in the city. painting in the park event also allowed attendees to walk around todos santos plaza and watch the creatives in action. >> this is definitely a special event. i think especially for concord to have everybody come out here to have the general public connect with the creative community that surrounds the east bay. i think that's a special thing. and also, there's nothing like seeing the process over a couple of days of painting being made. so i think that's pretty unique. >> and this was the third year the festival brought out bay area artists and performers for the free public showcase. >> crowds of people came together for the 50th annual castro street fair today in san francisco. live music took over three stages, and attendees could check

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anthem, blue cross down 12%. a mixed earnings report there. some earnings disappointment. they cut their full-year forecast. all these all among some of the names catching a little bit of that ripple effect downwards. so health insurers to the downside, chip stocks making a bounceback. back over to you, kelly. >> just a very tough trade for them. dom, thank you very much. >>> the market broadly is hitting new highs, those, after economic data showed consumers are still spending and the labor market is holding up. retail sales were up 0.4 in september. auto sales jumped up half a point. the number -- is that really true, steve? >> core, that's the one. >> building materials, regardless, the numbers were strong. jobless claims, 241,000 versus 260,000 expected. and the philly fed, mired in contraction, jumped to a plus ten rating in october, blowing past forecasts and the second consecutive month of gains. our next guest is optimistic about the macro sentiment and has been during this whole better than expected cycle. he says spending remains robust and will likely lift real

the ukrainian armed forces that you, we can the strategically important defense both so such as blue cross for instance or booklet are in this scenario and prolong the line of contact while knowing that they don't have enough for a delivery shells. they don't have proper air powers, they don't have air superiority, and they don't have enough manpower. so in the long term, it, it is actually benefiting the russian side. the longer as you bring in fruit, stay on the russian territory. the worse it is, pulls that ukrainian side in the grand scheme. so one of the strategic level one is, is it possible for that to be a game changer in this conflict? any time soon? is that any off way for the current fighting to still for? is it just going to be like this, this mutual exhaustion that brings it to an end? it is difficult to say because um, obviously both sides are awaiting the results of the us presidential elections. and if um donald trump is to, when he promised to bring the word to an end, what this might look like, most likely he will want to freeze the, the, the conflict. that would be one p

the king's a blue cross. united nations says fast in the past week. more than 10000 people in haiti have been forced to free their homes and businesses ongoing. so from top of tax as they battled each other for the control of punch of the capital pull to prince, trace a boat reports another deal fighting between haitian gangs and police on the streets of porter prince. the gangs already controlled 80 percent of the capital. now they're moving into areas like, solely know, a community that we made relatively safe until now. not to go to the populace to take control of selina neighborhood don't was 18 down was 24 and to move forward because we asked for dialogue with the government. they didn't want that. today, we turn our weapons on those who fight us the ganges part of a coalition of rival gangs known as events. them, which means living together or the heavy should warnings to the population to either leave or face the risk of being burned to ashes. this is happening that the haitian police is currently out gunned. and after the united nations deploy

at the state level we've got to continue to work with weather at stanford, blue cross, whether it's his broken programse know why the rates are going and a lot of that is that a policy of working careful in making sure we can do everything we can't at the state level which can be a lot, a lot of times the stock could be as much as we would love it to be to offset that federal regular regime. >> let's move on to the recently by a north dakota judge the threat north dakota's abortion ban. many doctors say a woman doesn't even know she's pregnant at six weeks, for example. i know you vomit all sure different views on this and voters want to hear them. so tell me your reactions to the ruling in with this controversial issue goes now from you within the state. michael coachman first. >> i'll tell you right now my feeling is life does begin at the moment of conception, okay? that is what life is right there. i know my opponents will say, just case of rape or incest, it's okay. no. i do not. we were in grand forks a couple weeks ago for the right to life and our guest speaker was a person who

. >> i switched to blue cross/blue shield. >> how's it going? >> people take it. i'm being crushed. >> people take that, but you're still taking -- there's no benefit -- would you -- >> look, medicare is a great program. i'm just saying in new york it's very hard to find a doctor that takes medicare, that's all i'm saying. >> who will want it. >> they don't want it. you have to write a check. i never thought about -- you have no idea -- i want to say -- i apologize. this is going to come out wrong. i went and got -- i had to have an ear medicine, cortisone ear medicine. it was typically $5. instead it was $190 and i said i want the formula. i don't believe -- i'm not paying 190. you see why people say they get the prescription and don't fill it? $190,000 for something that's off pa tent? this country is crazy. a lot of people in the country don't realize what it's like out there. i don't say i don't benefit. i'm a very lucky person. medicare can be shocking when you get to the counter and you have to buy the thing that's not covered by medicare and you say i'm not

kamala rolled out the woke blue carpet crossed the rio grande to the world's worst collection of trash. now that's harsh. but if you read the paper it's also accurate. i remember trump coming down the escalator with melania and warning about murders and rapists from mexico in 2016. everybody was oh, whoa, whoa. all you got to do is read the paper. all we're getting is murders, rapists, drug cartels, human traffickers, islamic terrorists, chinese spies. for the working men and women of america. the black, brown and blue collar workers of america, millions of illiterate illegal aliens flooding our labor markets. driving down real wages. stealing millions of jobs. it shows up in the government statistics. the government puts out a report that says well, we gained 3 million jobs. americans lost a million of them and illegal aliens got 4 million of them. crazy stuff. fdr. new deal. hoover dam. tennessee valley authority. electrified grid. kamala's folks give us the green new deal, which is just offshoring what's left of our auto industry to china. jfk. kamala on tax cuts. kamala run away in

blue cross, elevance, bad. >> moone was medicaid, one was medicare advantage.ispriced -- in '22 and '23, they bid aggressively on medicare advantage, 1.1 million members added overall. they added all of them and mispriced the whole thing. >> that's true, and that was the major reason what was given, but i would say this industry is horrible. so, i mean, like, she gets trashed? this industry is horrible. i want to know, do you think both acquisitions were bad? >> well, they -- >> because that -- >> they certainly overpaid for them. >> and the labor costs are horrible. >> we know there's a history of overpayment everywhere. look at what happened -- look at that right down at walgreens. that was insane in terms of what they had to do for, what was it, village? >> interest if anyhe makes a comment. >> we've got reports of talks between humana and cigna. >> they float on that friday afternoon. who floats that? >> i don't buy it. if you're humana, you've just lost your four stars, so you've lost literally almost allyour margin because you got a 5% bonus. it's binary,

meanwhile, health care stocks also continuing decline this morning after elephants health former anthem blue crossd challenges in the medicaid business. also reporting a miss on third quarter earnings and revenue topped expectations. the other health care stocks in the ecosystem, molina and others, feeling some of those ripple effects from the elevance report. end with chip stocks. complete sector higher on the back of taiwan semi earnings. 54% rise in profits over the quarter and forecast today 35% jump in current quarter revenue on a year over year basis. boosted by demand for a.i. products and amd, nvidia, intel, broadcom amongst others, seeing a bid in the market. keep an eye on chip stocks. back to you. >> dom, thank you. >>> meantime this weekend formula 1 arriving in austin, texas. the race kicks off the fourth quarter of the brand prix season. just six races left 24 mercedes trying to climb up the leaderboard for the driver and championships for more on the business of formula 1 we bring in toto wolff, principle of a formula 1 team and mention no month no holds barred book titled "inside m

blue angels of course. wow. yeah. fingers crossed. cynthia thanks. it is just about 22 past the hour. we have much more ahead on today in the bay coming up. what? started with three friends meeting over a cup of tea has grown into a group of more than 1500 people leaning on one another. the mission behind chai with moms is (intercom) flight deck we are go for launch! (ethan) is that the one? (janet) so much space! that open kitchen! (tanya) ...is that a walk in closet? (ethan) i want those tiles! (intercom) boosters engaged. (ethan) wait! we've got a problem! (janet) problem?! (ethan) how can you sell your house when we're stuck on a space station for months???!!! (tanya) no, no! bad timing, janet!!! (janet) but that was the one!!!! (brian) no, no, no... opendoor!! (tanya) don't open the door. (brian) opendoor gives you the flexibility to sell and buy on your timeline. (all) really? (brian) yea!!! (intercom) we have liftoff. (janet) nice! (janet) houston we have a playroom! is a stressful time for them, but also for their parents. fortunately, there is a new fast growing group that's

shadows alone. narrow alley, ways with generations palestinian refugees of play before jump blues of criss crossed electricity cables hanging precariously overhead a life on the margins of living each society a struggle now made was by i'm not the over the weekend was established by decades ago the united nations estimates that more than 90 percent of people who are living on the diplomacy line and in addition to the daily struggle to survive, there is no fear in the camp. it's not just as bullet being targeted to live in them from us is israel killed? come on to his wife and 2 children in the strike on october. the 5th is one of several targeted assassinations at honda as members in lebanon in recent weeks. aaliyah sits with a sick husband mode, and that's fine. a home by mood, soft as a kidney condition, a needs expensive medical treatment that she cannot afford. now she and many in the camp like a fee, israel's from the members of palestinian all resistance to it, calls terrorists and who it wants to kill. i don't exactly, i have even thoughts about suicide 2 or 3 times and that finds people cr

so if you're looking at this map, that kind of criss cross and blue areas, it's kind of like roughly in that region. right. the british promise that native people, we won't allow settlement beyond that line. we'll keep all of settlers east of this line. and again, that was it. in exchange, native people agreed to stop supporting the french. like not necessarily fight with the british. but at least kind of take a position of neutrality. right. so when the british ultimately have victory, the french and indian war, they do try uphold this agreement that they established of holding this line. but you have all these british colonists that don't want to mind the line. they don't want them on the line. a number of them are going to argue, pardon me. we went to in the first place to gain access to this territory. and now you're telling us we can't have it. we don't like that. and there's going to be increased because settlers just continually ignored the line. and then british officials are having to then continually to native groups and say can, we sign another document that recognized ano

so if you're looking at this map, that kind of criss cross and blue areas, it's kind of like roughly in that region. right. the british promise that native people, we won't allow settlement beyond that line. we'll keep all of settlers east of this line. and again, that was it. in exchange, native people agreed to stop supporting the french. like not necessarily fight with the british. but at least kind of take a position of neutrality. right. so when the british ultimately have victory, the french and indian war, they do try uphold this agreement that they established of holding this line. but you have all these british colonists that don't want to mind the line. they don't want them on the line. a number of them are going to argue, pardon me. we went to in the first place to gain access to this territory. and now you're telling us we can't have it. we don't like that. and there's going to be increased because settlers just continually ignored the line. and then british officials are having to then continually to native groups and say can, we sign another document that recognized ano

blue line. ever since israeli troops crossed into lebanon tensions have been rising. was international condemnation today, after two israeli tanks forced their way into a un base. israel later said it was because they came under hezbollah fire. the un has this far rejected israeli calls to leave, saying it has a vital job to do. but binyamin netanyahu sees different, appealing directly to the un secretary—general he demanded the withdrawal of un blue helmets from the danger zone. mr secretary—general, get the unifil forces out of harm's way. it should be done right now, immediately. israel is fighting hezbollah inside lebanon on the ground and from the air. israeli warplanes hit a market place in nabatieh in the south yesterday, and today a ioo—year—old mosque in a village near the border was destroyed. israel is also hitting targets deeper into lebanon, sometimes away from hezbollah strongholds. at least 15 people were killed in strikes on three villages in the north and centre, said the lebanese authority. there were also deadly attacks to the east in the beqaa vall

i think that as the idf made official israeli troops have indeed crossed the blue line and are operating in rather significant numbers in southern lebanon one elite paratrooper division combat team is operating and i think that there are additional troops that are in the periphery what they're focusing on is establishing the logistics and establishing a hold. so that they can develop operations more. and i think but we will be looking to achieve is i'm sorry, there's noise in the background. those alarms here, but i'll continue the interview will seek to establish is to control the immediate perimeter and eventually build on that in order to event that's really allow israelis to be able to go back to their home safely. that's a matter of i think at least weeks, if not longer than that yeah. >> i'm hearing the same alarms here in tel aviv. thank you for continuing this conversation as we await further information, how far and for how long will those troops get into lebanon and stay? how far and for how long? >> yeah. i think that you know, the purpose being to enable the safe return of is

cross. christian: that is the u.n. blue line because he, the demarcation. spot just over the border where that engagement today we were talking about, around that area is where they were hit. but what you see actually is that hezbollah are on an elevated position as those tanks come in. mikey: let's not forget, that topography shows quite nicely how difficult it is for israeli tanks to navigate that type of terrain. it is upheld and the roads are slow. but this is not just about hezbollah. there is a course of action iran could take that could flood southern lebanon with militia groups, she a militia groups, all around the region. from popular mobilization forces inside iran. you have the syrian army that have been heavily involved in hezbollah over the last 10 years supporting bashar al-assad. and then we have the popular mobilization forces inside iraq. they were pretty significant and it came to all of the u.s. operations inside iraq. and then syria, we have the syrian army. we have spoke about that. there are battle hardened, they have worked closely wi

at the state level we've got to continue to work with weather at stanford, blue cross, whether it's hisken programse know why the rates are going and a lot of that is that a policy of working careful in making sure we can do everything we can't at the state level which can be a lot, a lot of times the stock could be as much as we would love it to be to offset that federal regular regime. >> let's move on to the recently by a north dakota judge the threat north dakota's abortion ban. many doctors say a woman doesn't even know she's pregnant at six weeks, for example. i know you vomit all sure different views on this and voters want to hear them. so tell me your reactions to the ruling in with this controversial issue goes now from you within the state. michael coachman first. >> i'll tell you right now my feeling is life does begin at the moment of conception, okay? that is what life is right there. i know my opponents will say, just case of rape or incest, it's okay. no. i do not. we were in grand forks a couple weeks ago for the right to life and our guest speaker was a person who was

. >> and greg, your time in the state legislature, you establish a reputation as a blue dog democrat. willing to crosshe aisle with republicans. given that you are both moderates, the primary difference between you and your opponent. >> which of us would you like to speak toch that first. >> i think we skipped that part. [laughter] [laughter] >> there we go and think you for helping. go ahead adam. >> okay in detail so. [inaudible]. >> i will close okay. >> okay, will thank you. goodod evening think you to the moderators and our sponsors is fabulous to be here and certainly, i don't have to say near and dear to my heart in my work in the institute committee was an amazing republican representative here in the valley of its democrats the party lines and certainly, this first question about how records in office and you know i had the opportunity to run for the legislation in 2012. representing county and used that time to go up and fight them preaching that i thought was under representative too often is overlooked too often, neither party necessarily served our interest are the right answers all of th

blue angel show will resume today. hopefully starting at 3 o'clock fingers crossed. for those hoping to catch the final day of the show. here is some of the best places to catch the blue angels, the western part of crissy field in city. of course, we're in a green and the aquatic park in san francisco's fisherman's wharf. and you can also spot the plains in north beach as they fly over coit tower. after all. thanks. fleet week, you can always scan the qr code on your screen. that will take you to the website kron 4 dot com. you can find all the information that you need like schedules and events and forecast right there. >> stay tuned to tell you about. >> one other big story we're following out of san francisco this week. the national park service announced it has killed a coyote that it says is responsible for 2 dog attacks. is there at crissy field. this comes after 5 dogs have been killed by covid coyotes in the same area just in the last 2 months. kron 4 is jack moment spoke to dog owners about their concerns. >> this is a diamond in the rough. i will come here.

and by the way, the peel here ie in floor florida and you cross america, they see when a blue state declares an emergency, because they opened up the border and don't know how to pay and feed and sell tear people ie country, that's on them. that's not misinformation. you know w t that fema has to hh that. instead of starting the warning that the destructive storm is approaching a state, why don't you start with, i don't know, maybe explaining to the american people the misstatements from your own administration. that would o would be helpful iy are misstatements. maria: that's an important point. no one would be talking about fema running out of money had it not been for alejandro mayorkas telling us that fema won't be able to get through the hurricane seasonbecause it's ruf money. we've heard karine jean-pierre talk about how fema monday is used for illegal migrants, she said it on tape in 2022. so where the misinformation is, i have no idea but they're clearly trying to change the conversation. ashley moody, it's good to talk with you. we send our best regards to all of the citizens affect

cross. that's what you see here this color here, here and here. there's an orange bridge a green bridge a blue and a red that we have to cross before we finish. we've got through the orange bridge. we are working to find the green bridge now and then there's a long way over to the blue and the long way over to the red. listen, if there is something different that you want to do for halloween this time around, come check us out here at a cool a cool pumpkin patch. a cool patch pumpkin, i should say in dixon. this is the last day that they're doing thi. this has been open for a little more than a month now, and they do it every year. but for this season, today is the last shot that you get to come up here to dixon and check this thing out. it's been a lot of fun. it's a cold morning and it's a pretty tough puzzle to figure out. i think we are now within 30 minutes into the maze. we're not going to complete that 45 minute adventure that apparently some people are very capable of doing. another neat thing about the patch and the corn maze today. they're actually dedicating it to a fallen police of