chou you work in this area. it's complicated to make sure people get the right level of their subsidies and that's a changing target too because people's insurance plans change accord to go what their needs are. we'll get through this and we've done complicated things like this and we will get it done. >> commissioners, are there any other -- at least a progress report within the next two weeks and maybe better in terms of what you were able to accomplish and i think we're extremely appreciative of the public's interest again. healthy satisfy did not occur in one hearing. it also went through a number ofity iteration and we can tell you about the mechanisms it took to get it passed. we won't have anything perfect and we like it better than the aca. i think itself is a good example where legislation was hastedly crafted. let's hope we don't create the same in san francisco with the best intent and i would hope our department would -- i know our department will working collaborations with all the parties to make s

director garcia and chou, i'm happy to see you leading the way. chou has been the longest serving and he was here as i was sitting where you are when the first health care security ordinance was passed. and not to repeat what other people have already said, but i like to add my edge on it which is aca and the health care security accident -- and this one with its amendments assume we need partnership to insure all of us. it does create complexities that we don't have the data for today. that was true in the original. we took a risk. we took the date that we had, the projections as we could. on the part part of the amendment, you have the data, $90 million a year out of compliance. we've tried to amendments to obtain the voluntary parts of this. the parts of the private industry is not complying. we need them to comply. so that's the first part of the ordinance. the data is there. its been this for over four years. that's not an issue. it's not asking you to plow new ground, but asking you to recognize what is and take a stand for equity which is o

. >>> lawyers for chou plan to ask court to release him from custody. he was arrested in march as part of that corruption case involving state senator leland yee. they say he is a reformed man and should be granted pretrial release. they point out that 14 of the 20 defendants, many of whom face more serious charges than chou have been relisted on bail. >>> checking other bay area headlines. walnut creek police are hoping you recognize the guy in super bowl photos. they say a man -- surveillance photos. you can see he wore a white cloth to cover his head. he got away in a newer silver four-door car. >>> tonight, city council members in albany will mull over plans to put up two giant ding crystal billboards along interstate 80. critics say it will ruin the vice and property values. the city wants to use the money the billboard will generate to fund a new public works freeway. >>> as a general rule, we don't report on suicide, butylates fatal plunge from the golden gate ridge has grabbed a lot of people's a >>> the just as the bridge nears a decision on th

. >> chou. >> present. >> sanchez. >> the commissioners and chung are out. the second item on the agenda is approval of the minutes of the health commission on may 2014. >> accept the commission. >> moved. >> there's a motion and second. any correction to the minutes. >> if not, we're prepared for the vote. all in favor please -- yes, please. >> i had one comment to director garcia. on the topic in your report about the beanie hauf

. >> can i respond commissioner chou because there were a lot of questions that i have responses to that might be helpful to the discussion. >> okay. >> you brought up a number of important points and i would respond to five of them because you said a lot about this statement. the first was about this being complicated and you know anything health care relate in this country is complicated but i don't want to over state that fact. i want to simplify what we're talking about because i don't think the vision is that complicated at all. we're talking about two things. closing a loophole in an ordinance that has allowed employers to steal $90 million that was supposed to go towards health care. how do we get that money? it's reimbursement. we're adding a third component is called -- we want to steer workers to purchase health insurance. they can use that for any means and you can use it as a newport and this was exciting to me, to purchasing diapers and that's really expensive and important. we want to get san franciscans insurance to covered san francisco, instead of giving the worker the o

. >> chou. >> present. >> sanchez. >> the commissioners and chung are out. the second item on the agenda is approval of the minutes of the health commission on may 2014. >> accept the commission. >> moved. >> there's a motion and second. any correction to the minutes. >> if not, we're prepared for the vote. all in favor please -- yes, please. >> i had one comment to director garcia. on the topic in your report about the beanie hauf generous donation and the us f hospital down there, i was wondering if we can hear some point in the future on whether there's coordinations between what goes on at that hospital and the infrastructure being put in and the types services that are delivered now at san francisco general hospital which we all saw in the new york time is the best hospital for this kind of care in the country and just to have them within blocks of each other might be an opportunity to do something, you know, rationale partnership on things we're both good at. >> absolutely. and i know that our ceo of the general would be in favor of that. we'll incorpo

first prescription free at mybreo.com the chous. >>> the deal is igniting outrage in washington and in the idaho hometown of bergdahl's family. the fbi now investigating death threats against bergdahl's parents who have stayed out of view in recent days. today the obama administration will face tough questions from lawmakers, worried about those five taliban commanders who were released in exchange for bergdahl's freedom. secretary of state john kerry defended sending those taliban detainees to qatar. >> i'm not telling you they don't have some ability to go back and get involved. but they also have an ability to get killed doing that. and i don't think anybody should doubt the capacity of the united states of america to protect americans. >> i heard john kerry this morning say, you know, don't worry about them in dohar. you can't help but worry about them in dohar. and we have no information on how the united states is actually going to see that they remain in dohar. >> cnn's nic robertson is in dohar with the latest. i understand you have new information about bergdahl's captivity. f

chow had been in jail since march a judge agreed with prosecutors that chou would be a danger to the released his men charged with conspiracy and selling stolen stollen liquor. they also and that this state senator eep. >>: what led to the death of the san pablo mad. annette m. burr alert for three children. police found them with their mothers of the sureties to is now accused of a man knows best. a couple let been in a bitter custody dispute for months and the she claimed that her husband abused her for years the third to kill her. the klan the mother was living in a hotel and not caring for them properly. >>: the fire friends are francisco that we brought was breaking news a monday morning on the crime 4 morning news. --- kron 4 morning news we now know the damage amounts are to honor $50,000 in damage and $75,000 of damage is to the laundry and customers close that was and the dry cleaners. >>: the 34 year-old, a board of trustees have made the decision to shut down due to bankruptcy. in the theater cannot maintain itself on cash flow to the box office on and on the donations fro

were as initial -- their wasonse to tiananmen square reserved than the general reaction, for when chou assassinated. goinge chinese what was on in eastern europe they saw liberale little gorbachevs in eastern europe but the faith,t true to the communist faith anyway. shesku was a pillar of the old communist regime. when he goss assassinated you see theyost visibly were shocked and clamped down on our relationship as well. them to death. >> just generalized, though, at remind me if my dates are wrong, we also had the that point with panama. >> yes. >> what people often forget is historically you take things out of context. june 4 in china. but at the white house at that time you have 14 other things on.g and this didn't necessarily jump out of your in box and say pay me.ntion to >> exactly. because eastern europe was in a ferment at that top story timed shortly after june the president europe which was really quite a remarkable trip. awakening of eastern europe. >> i mean it is also true i that china had real options in a way that eastern europe did not in that the party could have move

. >> thanks very much, dom chou. the s&p 500 holding near its record high.ast five or six weeks have really propelled -- flat for the year give or take. 1, 1 1/2% high perp the surge. the question, is this the summer lull now that fed has not injected deliberately, clearly not deliberately injected volatility into the market. trade sideways or bounce on inflation figures and the unemployment report? >> the takeaway, pretty clear. that is we're not talking about interest rate hikes. not worried about inflation running above target. keep taking risks. >> that's what she said. might not think it, it might not be true, but that what's in said. >> with that thought, over to you for "squawk alley." >>> thanks. >>> 8:00. 11:00 on wall street and "squawk alley" is live. >>> good morning. welcome to "squawk alley." joining us, the ceo and editor-in-chief at business insider. with us, kayla tausche, jon fortt, great to be back after a couple weeks on the road. stock rallies after earnings beat analyst estimates. smartphone net income ofs 23 $2 million after a loss las

. >> the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california, miss chou. >> i heard mr. judge say these children are released to these relatives then they disappear. i don't know how you could sayu. >> i heard mr. judge say these children are released to these relatives then they disappear. i don't know how you could say such a thing when once they leave your jurisdiction, you don't know what the end result is. you don't know the end result for these children. >> we can track that through. what happens, we have to assign what's called an a-number, an alien number. that can be tracked and you can see what court dates they have, everything that is associated with it and it will show if they showed up for their hearing. from what's been reported to me from intelligence is that they don't show up to their hearings. in fact, the bishop in his written testimony on page 11 said that they don't show up to their hearings. if you don't mind, i'll quote it. >> let me just keep on 0 going. just two weeks ago i visited the unaccompanied minors being housed at the naval base in ventur