the level of comfort was not the same, byt the net effect is that the baseline commitment would be mad. -- be met. we just looked at those financials visibly, we are trying to represent some scenarios without depicting what the projections were that cpmc shared with us. president chiu: if the financial projections are worse for the city, i think i would suggest that the 40% number and the timeframe ought to be looked at by staff as you reconsider how those projections impact this particular idea. >> thank you. >supervisor mar: i want to thank our director, barbara garcia, for being here as well. >> good afternoon, supervisors. another element of the development agreement is the 10,000 new beneficiaries commitment. if i could have the overhead, please. under this commitment, cpmc would assume the hospital partner role in the managed-care model for 10,000 managed care beneficiaries. they would partner with at least two community based primary care providers. provide necessary hospital care to attend thousandmedi-cal beneficiaries. this is subject to a cap and on reimbursed cost each year

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byt began in the 1980's led the governor.t: our campaign trip in ohio wrapping up in pittsburgh. while in ohio, he talked about the latest jobs numbers. [video clip] >> we learned that businesses created 84,000 jobs last month. that means jobs of credit for 0.4 million jobs. including 500,000 new manufacturing jobs. that is a step in the right direction. [applause] yuca goes to mr. romney's website or look at the plant the republicans voted for. that is basically the plan. that is their vision. the basic idea is if everybody is just on their own, doing what they do, everything will turn out just fine. about thes talk number. the jobless number. more importantly, the attitude that people have about the overall economy. clearly, it is that attitude that will drive which way voters cast their ballots. guest: you are exactly right. for the first time in modern history, pa.'s employment is below the national -- unemployment is below the national average. . >> those voters tend to be conservative, dmtion, many now voting republican