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aetna -- humana was in talks with cigna. >> shareholders at cigna are very happy that ended up not havingve been in talks by the journal. i reported at the time significant opposition of large shareholders from cigna. obviously those talks did not continue. >> how lucky is that? >> that was a good move. remember, let's not forget at the end of last year -- they ran into headwinds as a result of more people going in for inpatient. >> do not forget pickleball. >> your achilles. >> that's right. you think pickleball is not a contact sport and you're okay. >> i played pickleball this weekend. i can see how it can screw you up very quickly. >> pickleball is actually mentioned. i'm not making a joke. >> a famous ubs note. >> true. the cohort can be older. you are not as limber as you thought you wanted to be. >> you're not allowed to serve hard. he served hard, i know. >> i may not keep doing it because i think the risk of injury is high. >> safer in the water. >> safer in the water. >>> health care and tech are down 1% plus. the only positive is energy. we didn't mention champion x. >> that wa

you like cigna. >> i do. i know many people are probably panicking when they hear health care after what we saw this week, but remember, cigna if's a little bit of a different element. it's the actually flat for the week because they divested some of that medicare component. we like that balance sheet. we like that return on equity of about 30, 35 if %. so, yes -- 35. charles: commodities -- [inaudible] >> i think you can do a commodity play a little bit. we think you could see some cap-, and with the chips act and inflation -- deere might be a good way to play that. you get a dividend, an almost 50% return on energy. charles: energy feels like you're getting a little long in the tooth short term. outside of the geopolitical factors which could move it higher. >> so i'm glad you said that, and i didn't want tell you to say that. [laughter] we talk so much about positioning, right? positioning in tech being too much and what we're seeing in the market as a whole. long positioning in energy is not there yet. so

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also have less range and also weigh less power for price that is way higher than that of the bulbs. cigna and pricey of versions that the x, the c include the single my to low maintenance model with a big bass tree reaching out to 476 kilometers. and this 14 fuel motel with 315 kilowatts of power. so what are the down sides? what won't you get in the volvo? the x 31 of the things you won't get is an instrument cluster. so behind the steering wheel there is nothing. if you want to know how fast you're driving the speed limit or any other information, you will find all of that in the central display in the infill team and system that takes some getting used to. but usually after a few minutes, you will have found yourself looking at the right spot instead of searching for your current speed behind the steering wheel. and just to be set and you have a safe journey, there's volvos on board computer keeping an eye on things. the general a driving impression in the. busy that is absolutely nice what you would expect from a volvo. it is very comfortable. busy loudness in the interior is ok as we

this illusion by opens governance is it is a ton cigna discipline sense with the legit corruption in the government. that's a rep phenomenon speech of scott's and i'll be back again at the top of the outlet with all the latest news on views, wives. we have one on the phone. welcome to wells, a part of the mark twain, shamelessly a remark that history and 1000 to repeat a sound, but it also arrives. and it's not the circumstances or the actors of any particular conflict that the guthrie constellation, but the rather the spirit of the problem with south state and resolve parts of ed. i say you are being confident is once again stricken with better divisions.

let's have a look at this video by in a cigna she not nova, i only know the i want to ask you about the new ways that jen z. i was thinking about healing trauma and the role of community within that healing. yeah, this is an important part, a fascinating part that i think we kind of missed on when mental health discussions became more and more prevalent in popular culture in the past decade or so is there was an emphasis on get yourself treated, go to therapy, take care of your issues, which of course is the essence of a lot of this discussion of healing. one, self healing one's own mental health, but often misses the point that there's so little that ultimately falls into our hands as individuals. i think individualizing mental health is a huge mistake that comes from of understanding mental health as being something that exists in a bubble. our brains are reacting to things that are happening around us. and as a result, it is the community around us. it is the politics that govern that community is a historical context behind that community. it is the cultural forms, the media of the

right to, to proceed, every legal step us state department has responded to as well as decisions. cigna washington supports the work of the free press and we support the independent free press anywhere in the world. and we think the work that the independent free press does is important everywhere in the world. and yet, much of what we know about what has happened in gaza is because of reporters where they're doing their jobs, including reporters from al jazeera. i'll say we're just with, with respect to houses here. obviously we, you know, i think it's well known that we've not always agreed with all of alex's years coverage, but it's a new organization that we engage with. i've done interviews with algae or other people from the department have done interviews with l g 0. so we will continue to make clear is that we support the work that the free pressed as well. any of my colleagues, laura color spencer josie gins, but the head of the committee to protect john this. she says israel has a history of smearing just as terrorist with extremely loans by this is yet another attempt by isra

i think the biggest achievement as being the india in russia have sent a re care cigna posit data relationship stand on own by it. so it is not predicated on the other relationships. and if you have engagement, which actually goes back historically, is our long historical groups. but it also looks into the future. and it is a relationship which has been studies got and even q. it will continue as far as lots of aspects off international regions like on sent to the old tradition, right. is a full patient. the energy partnership is one of them. in fact, the energy partnership has a good on for the last 2 or 3 years. i'm going to magic these big companies in the last haul. so engine companies would invested in us and then drug charles and russian companies had to enter the indian space, especially the energy picked up on the ship is different lee on a very strong note and is bound to go into the future as in or india needs to also diversify its energy or sources and not so for me now my colleague rober associated will be with you at the top of the uh, with more stories and more updates. by down t

being low for the taking over at the moment, he only minutes to send a few sentences off before the cigna was cut off for the assessing. those are so just thought it was a be crazy for many people in poland because probably can meet the needs to be in partial and for 8 years probably need out was everything bots impartial, the populist party lower than just as was slicing democracy, kept by kat tools decided to stop it immediately. so obviously for anybody it tastes like got shot. tyra, new prime minister donald to see was the man administering this shock therapy to the state media is i don't even think i should put the latest things on. it was a little more low she, i just, i can't limit the body which is like the new government came into power december last year and reforming the media was at the top of its agend. the coalition in the center left and pro you replacing the right wing government headed by the law and justice party, known in poland by his acronym piece. for 8 years from 2015 until 2023 places in power. and in that time and had a transformative effect on the country's media

and from cigna pool is shay gong. she's an assistant professor in the china program at 9 yang technological university. a very well welcome to both of you, mr. goes, i'll start with you in milan. why has all of that shots gone from pledging to scale back to him? and he was reliance on china when he took office to you know, what he was saying when he was in china calling for equal access to china as markets for foreign funds. i think one of the phones wanted to see reality. and the reality is, german fans do own business in china. they complain because they might be doing even better business. but the chinese market is very important to them all as a production the venue. but also because i'm trying to use competitors. and now if you're the, the company has perhaps a different opinion. the dean would like trying to play investment ball rolling on the drum and economy. but the reality is different. and china is just one of the biggest markets in the world. and gen companies and not they're going to be there. and that's

okay, well we have cigna and recent sized box and really set up the pressure on israel. we know that towards us it to begin in cairo on sunday. what is the feeling there in tele, face about these talks is realizing confirmed that it's even going yes. of the again from using 0 side. uh, there's no change of position here though, so close to him as to a plane that's from us to the mountains unacceptable. and that from i see. so raising the obstacles, but i think in these are the public opinion, things are changing. today we've heard about him that the foster, that he's the about, the me, it was, it was uh, taken out from a garza and 5 units. and the all we have found is bobby. and so he was killed while and connectivity. it's not clear by whom exactly. uh, but anyway, he was like last night and the videos, are you really still in january? so it's clear that he wants to live only 2 or 3 months ago. uh so uh yes, i think the pressure is mounting. the families of the hostages of completing losing patients. i think some parts of these early public are also losing patients won'

germany's and as on the top i reason on states and to stand by the side of these roads and does not to em cigna find that is road has a right to represent all the jewish people. and so what we are really seeing here is a very am seen a co of use of the memory of the cost in order to profit from an honest rate. and that we've seen so many that is so much evidence of a german, a deadly weapons. whether they call them weapons of. ready or not, and be used to kill by the stadiums. and the guy is a strip. it's accounts of millions as active revenge as acts of genocide. and it's simply not convincing that the german government is not. so you're aware of this, the information is okay and open product that lets us give us have us a heavy us, a chance to respond to the festival. just pick up on shows. last point was the german government, fully aware of what was being sent to israel and used in gaza. i cannot answer. that's of course we have tracking what's or usually we're tracking what's happening with the weapons, whether they are apply. it's in, in the framework that is agreed on, but this is a conf

at that, the last minute that she held in as a journalist and also cigna tray of the open letter, quoting on colleagues to boycott that he says attending. and then there was a betrayal of gen, this to ethics and the want to us of us actions. and it's been 6 months of mass murder every day. it's really at this point in my mind, unacceptable to stay silent out of fear or, you know, professional concern while we're seeing journalists and gaza continued to be not just killed, but detain, tortured, and even their families killed. we know president biden will be speaking at the white house correspondents dinner tonight. we know he'll likely mention threats to journalists around the world. i do wonder and i wonder if our colleagues, that you know, my former colleagues, elder 0 yourself included will he mention israel's murder of sherry and of opposite and the more than 142. as you mentioned, boston and journalist and media workers who have been killed. and so you know from me, the white house correspondents dinner. maybe some of your viewers might not know. it's really an embodiment of a big pro

i'll about the reported cigna tell you who the case actually pre dates, the war in gals as like, unit doesn't even operate there. what do you make of that focus instead of indeed as you're saying, what's being happening in the end tape since october 7. and it says, though, the us is, is distinguishing between a legitimate of mass killings and destruction, which is sort of coordinated between itself and is rarely authorities and uh, what's considered illegitimate. but what mean you might consider a legitimate, which is mass destruction of civilian infrastructure. and infrastructure and the death of civilians is not what the us considered was. the legitimate with us consider was a legitimate is specific and not not mine. it was very significant, but specific limited activities which are outside of what it seems to have agreed upon with israel. is them acceptable at a given time? maybe this also has to do with this relations with the palestinian authority in the west, which is on better terms with the us. so things that the sense of westbank mind them and you're the us more and even thou

i was a 1st cigna who i, who was us. and i was like a like a chronic seem to think he was on my hobby. and he was my passion for the 1st time a single was also host issue in the hosting. sure, we don't keep them to do. you have to be full of what category you have to be quick witted when you're writing solid words like soccer, those same salvation because you should commercial commodity besides what was he? i mean this was no shots. the whole bunch. comedy on wednesdays. glenn g and g, and what does, what, how does, how many objectives you connect is, can you think of to describe everyone dispo or was a bit? yeah, assisting this thinking with a group myself. i, i, thankfully, it was good in my studies and it was a kid. and so i was good in language in the end of this book. so that would love to, i'll show you how to you don't mind making it full of your said. yeah, actually that's the biggest strength of any performer to put it's going to be, i wouldn't mind taking a chance even if it results in the embarrassing me. yeah

i was a 1st cigna who i, who was us, and that was like a, like a chronic single think it was on my hobby. singing was my passion for the 1st time, a single was austell host issue and hosting a show. we don't keep them to do. you have to be full of what category you have to be quick witted when you're writing solid words like soccer, those same style revolution because you should commercial commodity such as you, i mean, this was no shots. the whole bunch, comedy, auto ones, these glenn g energy and what does, what, how those, how many objectives you connect is, can you think of to describe everyone dispo or separately? yeah, assisting this thinking with a group myself. i, i, thankfully, it was good in my studies, but it was a kid. and so i was good in language in the end of this book. so that would love to, i'll show you how to you don't mind making it full of your said. yeah, actually that's the biggest strength of any performer. to put a good, a key. i wouldn't mind taking a chance even if it results in, because i sort of figured you embarrassing me. yeah, i wouldn't make, i want to th

fda clearance and octave which connects people with therapists who take insurance and recently at cigna'sthey announced a big relationship with octave or amai is for serious mental illness and it connects patients with serious mental illness with insurance in a clinical model. we are also looking at a very interesting company that automaticate on the supply side that can help clinical researchers look for grants, normalize their data and use large language models to a bppl for those grants and these are all companies disrupting from within the ecosystem. >> when we look really broad how ai and the applications so far has been chatbot is going to affect people, affect humanity. there's this question of is it going to make people more or less lonely? we could have seen these unintended e specffects on soci media. >> if you try to interact with the health care system can you get someone to answer the phone? can you get a response if you have a question? i think these front-end aspects of interacting with health care, checking my insurance and checking for availability. i think those are thin

the only candidate that doesn't take money from cigna. know how difficult they are with the mental health claims. i don't take money from the national restaurant association who wants to pay waiters and waitresses three dollars and $.65 -- $3.65 an hour. that is wrong. that needs to be $15 plus tips. moderator: rebuttal for county executive alsobrooks. >> six over seven professional members have endorsed me in this race, all of mr. trone's colleagues. i want to mention again hundreds of thousands of dollars that mr. trone has spent on these radical republicans who want to not only ban abortion, who are antiunion, but also to defeat good democratic candidates, he supported greg abbott of texas, ken paxton of texas, he has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to defeat good democratic candidates. moderator: rebuttal for congressman trone. >> it's important for folks to think about who supports who. i guess the folks that really matter the most are those that know you the best. folks that no folks the best are the ones of prince george cou

me, i don't understand why a full fledged palestinian configure was independent software and better cigna state is any problem for the united states or as read for that matter. i mean, really, most people most contact people who look at them after they say what kind of thing is they forget about it. it has to be a once fiction vision. what jewish christians are most of live in one state of its citizens because that's the idea of what kind of thing is the state where some 6700, it's 1000 in legal, jo, stuck those live. it's basically impossible, but it's not, it's couldn't be contiguous or self important depend on the circumstance. but the idea of today saying look, is that it has failed on all levels, right? in palestine, it's been 75 years of more of the same. and as it is not getting more secure, and american from promises of his really security is, are not bring, he gets more security today is the secure than it was before. so the idea of a senior state is the only pathway not 20 to piece, but for security purposes in your state. and it's not against american interests for the, for the

by the way before i have let you go, i want to share with the audience, you like cigna, visa, verizonvictoria, their very much. >> always a pleasure, charles. charles: my next guest, coming up folks, peace on volatility run amok. ed sissel here to explain how dangerous it is and what it means next. ♪ (psst! psst!) ahhh! with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily gives you long lasting non-drowsy relief. flonase all good. also, try our allergy headache and nighttime pills. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" i'm thinking company wide power nap. [ employees snoring ] anything can change the world of work. from hr to payroll, adp designs for the next anything. clem's not a morning person. or a... people person. but he is an “i can solve this in 4 different ways” person. you need clem. clem needs benefits. work with principal so we can help you with a plan that's right for him. you know what i'm saying? let our expertise round out yours. her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an un

and we have provided by the foundations of a peaceful and legal sacramento, the call cigna, the thought of sidney leadership that the state under the presidency of president without bass, as he met them. the massage continues to be committed to this peaceful track. and we renew our call for an international peace conference to be heavy. i didn't do any. i'm with the under multi lateral international sponsorship it conference. that is to put an end to the is really occupation and to achieve the independence of the state of palestine. but the question remains hadn't been chevy. is there a to for nurse, for peace in israel? and is there a partner in peace with us? and israel is about israel assist uh who might be having with the suicide consecutive government to insist on maintaining occupation on murder as well on seat. what do you, on the eviction of people on building stuff? and then these are all the policies and practices that run counter to the united nations charter to the resolutions of the united nations at all aim to achieve just one objective. namely, i'm to stuff out any hope o

also a cigna tree of the open letter calling on colleagues to avoid called the white house correspondents association data. you are joining us live from vienna. the letter says med that for journalists to rub shoulders with the president is white washing. the administrative administration's role in genocide talk to us about that as well. 0. it's been 6 months of mass murder every day. it's really at this point in my mind, unacceptable to stay silent out of fear or, you know, professional concern while we're seeing journalists and gaza continued to be not just killed, but detain, tortured, and even their families killed. we know president biden will be speaking at the white house correspondents dinner tonight. we know he'll likely mention threats to journalists around the world. i do wonder and i wonder if our colleagues, that you know, my former colleagues that i'll just hear it yourself included. will he mention israel's murder of sharina bob late and the more than 100? 42. as you mentioned, boston and journalist and media workers who have been killed. and so, you know from me, the white

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could have little small deorbit engines if you had a really big thing and you didn't have a spacex or cignaso ship to bring it back to earth. >> in theory, if somebody invented it, you could attach a small little engine and it could deorbit it. went into the pacific ocean. that's something that could be invented but i think pardon this cough. >> i think they just have some more information of what makes it back to earth and what doesn't know. well, i had no idea that this could get through the atmosphere and not burn up. so that's another thing to look up in the sky for kernel terry versus thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you and i hadn't the cnn newsroom a child's birthday party quickly descending into chaos after a vehicle drives through the building, what we've learned about that incident that's coming up to the world with my music. and now i want to focus what's happening to our planet i'm going to visit coastal communities that have a new ally in the fight against climate change. this is part business, blue carbon we just need to plant and we need to protect nature will do t

net life, cigna, etna, [indiscernible] it seem zs like as a director it seems delta dental seems to have a monopoly on this and i don't know fwt the other plans at all. how many dentists take them and how good they are. >> as we know in the fall of every year we consider what rfp may be useful to conduct, and we have looked at doing the considering a dental rfp twice within the last several years. the concern is while there are many other plans out there, they have very small networks, and so the disruption to our membership would be tremendous. delta has done two adjustments to payments in the provider. they are providing quarterly reports by county showing the number of dentist leaving and being added. as people age out or choose to not have delta as one of the providers so they turn in and out of the plans but they agreed recently to work with us because i had the idea that we have similar primary care where it is hard to find a primary care physician that will not only accept your insurance, knut but have an appointment to you. i mentioned in the last meeting we have to adjust thinki

. >> exposed to medicare and that is humana and cigna. human is humana is higher on the back of the session. bertha coombs, thank you. >> a lot of morning show hosts who filled in at nighttime say good morning. >> you are on tv and this is what you say. >> itis what you are used to saying. good morning. >> nice to see you. on the agenda u let's talk about what is happening. earnings season rolling on. bank of america and morgan stanley anda johnson & johnson. we will hear from the cfo joseph wolk while be here on cnbc. we have a lot going on with the data front. march housing is up at 8:30 and we have sara eisen speaking with christine lagarde. she will have that conversation happening in the 9:00 hour. later today, fed chair jay powell is speaking at the forum in washington at 1:15 p.m. a lot of folks speaking. jay powell is the one where you will hang on every word. >> how many rate cuts should we expect it? when? >> will he tell you anything? i argue he should top telling you anything. >> mary daly said no rush to cut rates at this poi