we have stella, i'm sorry, is it chou. >> chow. >> thank you, ms. chou. director of managed care. thank you. >> good afternoon. you already know my name. i'm joined by my colleague, from san francisco health plan, sumi who is on the line, who is also our third-party administrator of the city option plan. we're here to provide you an update on the program. next slide, please. so, here's the agenda. i'm not going to read item by item. let's move to our goals on the next slide. so, we have two goals today. one is to give the commissioners an update on the san francisco city option program and shipment policies that you approved in january 2022. secondly, we would like to provide the commissioners a summary of the program fund since its inception 15 years ago. so, next slide, please. to level that, i would like to go over briefly how the program works. so, first, under the healthcare security ordinance, employers would contribute money on the employee's behalf at least on a quarterly basis by submitting a roster and sending it to the program and they also, the employees will also noti

. >> commissioner chou. >> here. >> commissioner green. >> present. >> today's meeting, i offer the ramaytush land acknowledgement. the san francisco health commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their respon

prosecutors say chou diverted more than 7 million dollars of investor funds for personal expenses, including credit card debt, travel cars and jewelry to sell fraudulent tickets to games at oracle arena in oakland chase center. and in san francisco and the staples center in los angeles, he's charged with 8 counts of wire fraud, 3 counts of money laundering. well, uc berkeley student is recovering after falling off of the roof of a 3 storey fraternity house. that incident happened last month at the delta kappa epsilon known as dieckhaus. that's on piedmont avenue, right near memorial stadium. authorities say the young woman who fell is in her 20's. she suffered significant injuries, but is in stable condition and expected to survive. police say she fell during a party on call day day known by students for really large parties. well, uc berkeley says the fraternity house where this actually happened. it's not an official greek organization and that the school is not affiliated with this chapter of delta kappa epsilon anyway. we've got another big story we've been following this morning nor pul

and they were captured at the bon chou, just outside of devonshire, in the free state. and they were sent down to the concentration camp at green point, which is currently green point in cape down the concentration camp was known as sky view. they even name the concentration camps at the concentration camp, the masters of the concentration camp and the british empire decided they were too many people in that concentration camp. and they took $600.00 of these people and put them on a ship, the ss, catalonia, and sent them abroad to be incarcerated in another concentration camp in ceylon, which is to day sri lanka. now, as they were sailing and my grandfather, my great grandfather's name was tell about the horrid conditions on the ship. they started to make plans to escape. when they arrived at columbo hava harbor, he noticed a steam ship on the outskirts and it was flying a russian flag. him and his brother george and 3 other guys earnest. how's no pit bull turn for the stain? made plans to escape that night. and this was about the 3rd night that they went colombo harbor

if if president chou in saigon was guilty of quote high handed despot ism, what what then do we call the the the exercise of absolute power by lazy, unassuming and other communist leaders above above the 17th parallel up, you know, there's a statement you make that that that really made an impression on. me you you you mentioned write i think it's in the intro how could anyone believe that these resourceful tunnel dwellers would be intimidated by american military power and and if i if i read you correctly, part of this was informed by a visit that you made to could she tunnels outside of of saigon and that visit seemingly left a very deep impression on you. but you know i think the idea that anyone living fighting in those tunnels would not be intimidated by american power is very problem that it as any vietnamese who ended up at the receiving of of america and bombs american shells or was involved in combat against against american and allied forces that the whole from beginning to end was not just intimidating it was absolutely terror. the men women who fight against against again

the indictment charges david chou with hate crime's.secutors say he was motivated by hatred of taiwan where he grew up. he has also been charged with state murder. more signs today that inflationary pressures may be easing. the labor department reports wholesale prices in april were up 2.3% from a year earlier, the smallest annual increase in two years. still to come, how new regulations could force power plants to drastically cuss -- drastically cut emissions. how to cover former president trump and his repeated lies. state republicans worked to stymie constitutional amendments that aim to protect reproductive rights and much more. >> this is the pbs newshour mw eta studios in washington -- wet a studios in washington. geoff: title 42 will expire one minute before midnight eastern time as congress is up against another ticking clock with the debt limit impasse threatening the national and global economies. chip roy joins us now from capitol hill. welcome back to the newshour. house republicans passed their immigration bill today. it's

elizabeth chou has given her daughter not once but twice, both healthy, laughing and smiling as they sit side by side after a life changing experience less than one year ago went to the bathroom. i went back to bed and i felt like i'd like run a mile. i was like my heart is beating so fast. 33 year-old brittany child notice she was getting tired, more than usual, but she's also a pediatrician at loma linda university medical center in my blood. pressure is a little high, but i like on stress. that's fine. turns out it was much more than stressed at the urging of her cohorts. she went to urgent care in september from there. she was sent to the cardiac icu. at first they thought it was her heart. but they said that about 10% of my kidney function love, which is complete kidney failure. we saw her evaluated her. >> put her on the transplant list, but doctor michael de vera who helped brittany says on average, it could take 10 years to get a new kidney. brittany would have to be on dialysis, meaning should have to stop working it than do it today. take make it make it well. >> but i gues

elizabeth chou has given her daughter not once but twice, both healthy, laughing and smiling as they sit side by side after a life changing experience less than one year ago went to the bathroom. i went back to bed and i felt like i'd like run a mile. i was like my heart is beating so fast. 33 year-old brittany child notice she was getting tired. more than usual, but she's also a pediatrician at loma linda university medical center in my blood pressure little high. but i like on struck. that's fine. turns out it was much more than stress at the urging of her cohorts. she went to urgent care in september from there. she was sent to the cardiac icu. at first they thought it was her heart, but they said that about 10%. my kidney function love, which is complete kidney failure, that we saw her evaluated her. >> put her on the transplant list, but doctor michael de vera who helped brittany says on average, it could take 10 years to get a new kidney. brittany would have to be on dialysis, meaning should have to stop working. i tell that this today. take my kid make a well. >> but i guess i

. >> commissioner chou. >> here. >> commissioner green. >> present. >> today's meeting, i offer the ramaytush land acknowledgement. the san francisco health commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who rede

no it's just no reason to believe that either nixon or chenault had any influence, because, again, choualready knew that it would be better for him if nixon won the. one other piece of evidence just about the prevalence of support for the war is in the final vote. humphrey gets less than 43% of the vote, whereas the rest goes to nixon and then to wallace, who was even more hawkish on the war than nixon. and we get to the end of 68. you see jubilation among south vietnamese and among many americans about nixon's election because they concluded that this is going to lead to a tougher tougher policies in the war. and the north vietnamese, by contrast, are now very discouraged because they are convinced that nixon is going to be tougher than than than johnson been the last point i just leave you with is that. when we of the long term perspective that we did the u.s. does end up saving most of the dominoes. it doesn't save south vietnam. when you look at what happens in the rest of the region the countries that the us does end up saving south korea and taiwan in these internal struggles they

. >> commissioner chou. >> here. >> commissioner green. >> present. >> today's meeting, i offer the ramaytush land acknowledgement. the san francisco health commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as

. >> commissioner chou. >> here. >> commissioner green. >> present. >> today's meeting, i offer the ramaytushhe san francisco health commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as