deanna: absolutely.t's challenging running a restaurant, of course, in the bay area, so there's a lot of skills there that i have to apply. but really the true joy of it is nourishing people, nourishing the community, and just seeing everybody have a good time and enjoy themselves. robert: one thing about a restaurant, if it gets popular, it means that the food is good because no matter how much advertising you do, popular restaurants go by word of mouth. deanna: that's right. and so, you've been very successful in being able to do that. deanna: i've been lucky, yes. and hopefully the food speaks for itself, but yes. robert: all right, so you're going to show us some popular dishes that we might see and people might be even-- even myself might be able to prepare, right, for this time? and they're great for snacks and for socializing. this--the dishes that i'm about to show you are-- eating with your fingerstan.ds or eating snacky foods, and usually when you're socializing and having a cold beer to go wit

deanna: ok. there have been some major health issues in the news lately and i kind of wanted to get your take on them because we are talking about the future of health care. and also how does the blues combat these things? here we have, five people that died. over 450 people have been hospitalized with respiratory illness. what do we do with something that is newer, or something you don't have a lot of data on? scott: the issue of how to deal with vaping, i put in the broader category of how do you deal with lifestyle issues. then we as a society, or we as the blues. as dan said earlier, we are in every community. what makes us unique, the unique qualifications of our programs are people living in the communities in which they operate. so when we make decisions or policies to decide priority issues, it is impacting our neighbors and our friends, our families and communities. so we are very committed to a community activities. i put all of these things - smoking, vaping, nutritional issues, all of

it is my pleasure to introduce both scott and deanna. let's give them a warm welcome and were looking forward to their comment conversations. [applause] >> hi and good afternoon. i am thrilled to be here with the detroit economic club and thank you for having me. and scott i want to officially welcome you. >> thank you. >> were going to be talking about the mission for the future of healthcare. a lot of people that i talked to over the past few weeks, found out that i was going to be meeting with you today, they all had some questions that i should ask you. one question kept showing up over and over again let's start with this. i'm sure it's something you've never heard. they want to know why is healthcare so expensive for consumers and businesses in our country. >> that's an easy question. i get the question but didn't get a lot of applause we do said that i'm a proud boilermaker. i have to go on record, my daughter didn't see the live and she is the proud spartan. [applause] yet to do something to get the audience on your side. okay wh

deanna. a: thank you, [applause] thanks to deanna and scott. we'll start off by asking the aca, how would you rate it? mr. serota: when it started off i thinkive it a c-. it had kind of a rocky road. i think over time we have all committed to health -- to improving it. i think it is approaching a b, b + and that has an upward trajectory. i think if congress acts in a responsible fashion, and build on the successes, some of the things i talked about with regard to shoring up the idea of a reinsurance program, and investing in making sure that the subsidies are properly administered, for a read of stably modest investment we can have a dramatically positive impact. remember, the statistic i sent earlier. and 10%e between 7.5% are uninsured. that means that 90% to 93% are currently covered. if autocare act has played a role in making sure that can happen. dan: a student question and how do you think blue cross blue shield and the health-care industry as a whole will advance and change in the next five to 10 years. mr. serota: first, i will be reti

deanna: next question. hans, i'm glad you can see well. , jeffbout the competition bezos versus spacex. ther company also has rocket plans and it took off and that is quite amazing. is that serious competition to spacex? i wouldnigsmann: definitely say, they are competition. they are building great vehicles. and we are ahead of the game right now. there is one big step a rocket needs to do and that is go to orbit. and that is in some cases, has been proven to be harder than people thought. i have learned that myself. it is hard to get to orbit. so we have that advantage now. at the end of the day, it is competition and we welcome competition. we feel like it gives us an edge because we are now in a push to work harder. we push to work on lowering the cost and becoming the best competitor among other competitors. deanna: next question. hello my name is tom jones, university of wisconsin at madison. i want to thank the academy and the panel for an exciting session. since we have a lot of engineers in the room

deanna lights an award-winning health reporter at wwj news 950. she was a reporter for medical news in miami and boston. she has received multiple awards for the reporting including six emmy award nominations and michigan association of broadca broadcasters award and two american heart association awards. she holds a bachelor of science degree in nutrition from michigan state university and also in podiatrist college, and holds a fellow at phoenix hospital. so it is my please suure to introduce scott serota and deanna lights and we look forward to their conversation. >> hi. good afternoon. i'm thrilled to be here with the detroit economic club. thank you for having me and scott. i wanted to officially welcome you. >> thank you. >> so we are going to be talking about the vision for the future of health care and when a lot of people that i talk to over the past few weeks found out that i was going to be meeting with you today, they all had some questions that i should ask you. >> ugh oh. >> and one question kept showing up over and over and over, so

. >> mom deanna says her son can't speak, but his smile says it all. >> he can't say it, but his faceit for him. >> reporter: the alfonos take halloween so seriously, they handcr costumes every year so anthony can be the center of the neighborhood action. this year the blue man group.ea. before that a lincoln memorial snow globe. even once he dressed up as the wheel in "the wheel of fortune" game. the real stars of the game show so moved, they sent the family tickets to the show. as anthony gets older, his parents want to make sure they can keep that smile on his face. >> the fact that he's getting older -- i'm more aware. >> reporter: for this family the trick is the costume, and the treat, the message they're sending with their son. >> almost a teachable moment for people to talk about inclusion and accepting him, this new crowd of neighbors and friends who rally around him on halloween make us feel good that he's having a great day. >> just incredible. thanks to tom llamas there. anthony is great, his parents i'm sure means so much to them, brings so much warmth as well. >> you kno

less than the number of female so soldiers we discussed the issue with women's rights activists paul deannand war correspondent yvonne ridley. if this soldier is you know they're not willing to respect the law and the rules of the country in which they're leaving i think it's better if they leave it's better if they go and do another job unfortunately muslim soldiers have not been treated equally in the german military which is quite shocking when this pointed out germany is a democracy as for this i don't believe he should have been sacked obviously battlefield conditions are quite different to the social. conditions we have to put women's rights and of course human rights on the top of everything on top of traditions on top of relations if not to we could be trucked we can allow you know not a single religious you know traditions way of thinkin to overrule the rules of the common law and what about the female perspective since you are saying that you you promote women's rights i promote women's rights i'm a muslim woman i would not go and shake a man's hand. if i thought it was inappropri

account though they go on solo and you deanna jones on their side. that's a recap of just some of the stories that helped shape the world these last 7 days as always thanks for turning it. thinking of getting a coupon the ones we got in our shells from rob was his he didn't know until he was trapped in this tiny little wired which we do near the crate with him he will just start freaking out and she won't let us bring him anywhere near and thousands of breeding dogs are caged in the in human conditions on puppy farms i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in a cage outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the cold air the rain the snow the funder nothing they have no protection. to get what you. get through chaos across the u.s. cruel puppy mills are supported by dog shows and pet stores most of the puppies that are coming from these large scale factory farming kind of operations are being sold in stores even giant a good businesses are involved like ogling mom santa there has been a shocking amount of organized oppos

ambassador and he's also director of the center for the study middle east at india and deanna university rather he says it's difficult to see how new elections would make a difference with all of the protests. my fear is that a new set of elections was possible under the iraq a constitution under iraqi law. would not result in a substantially different enough different parliament than the one that we have and it's extreme and and elections in iraq are a rather difficult to organize so it's difficult to see a new reluctance on a short term basis to deal with what is in fact already a crisis in the country i hope that there's a there's a there's a peaceable rational outcome from all of that and the fear is that the political class is so disconnected from the rest of the country that it may believe that we've had demonstrations before so the political class may be gambling zat well this is these will just peter out as they happen prior year. the on the other hand. the number of casualties is mounting such a rate that itself may become an impetus for the demonstrators to continue to go to th

ok although they've gone so you know and you deanna jones on this on. us t.v. star ellen de generous is forced to defend her friendship with former president george w. bush push that story and more after the break. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sport that's less i'm show business i'll see you there. welcome back turkey's military operation against kurds in northeast syria has entered its 2nd day kurdish forces accuse ankara of targeting civilians and say 9 people have already been killed the international community is also condemning the offensive but president out of iran has threatened to send refugees in turkey to the e.u. if it continues to criticize anchor its actions. well. these countries are not honest they are not sincere they're just talking they talk the talk but we. this is the difference now our fight is against isis the y.p. ji and the p.k. k. we are continuing our fight with all of our own and we will continue to do so we have 3600000 syrian refugees in our country waiting to g

. >> reporter: deanna williams is also keeping an eye on the sky above. her daughter isn't handling the smoke from the fires well. >> she's been really congested with the air quality. so we're going to see how it is tomorrow night, see if she's okay to be walking around. >> reporter: smoky skies mostly cleared out across the bay area except for the north bay. air quality officials have called a spare the air day for tomorrow. but for the kids? >> probably going to be okay to go out trick-or-treating. you wouldn't want to do that if you were up north near the fire. >> reporter: where it will be smo smoky. but the air is expected to be moderate to the south. >> winds are a little bit unpredictable. you know, it's worth taking a look at the bay area air district website and just kind of following along advisory. >> rter: s hopefuy, on the candy. >> you know, i'm hoping that tomorrow's a good day. i wouldn't like to have that ruins for the kids. >> reporter: ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> we're going for what, snickers? milky ways? twix? >> i'm asking about

how about another round of andause for scott, deanna, dan. major -- ave done a good job.adies and gentlemen, thank you for coming to this meeting is now adjourned. thank you. [applause] >> saturday night on book tv at 11:00 p.m. eastern -- >> if we don't tell our own stories, others will tell them for us and they won't have the same care and concern that we do. this is an important thing for all of us. and itrivacy advocate was very hard, it was actually than ito tell my story was to come forward and risk my freedom, potentially my life to about everything going on. aboutard snowden talks going into exile in his book for the record. then sunday at noon eastern, journalist naomi klein >> we have never had so little arctic ice and we have lost much of the great barrier reef. these are the major features of our planet, the amazon, the great barrier reef and as my friend says, we are breaking them. >> she talks about her books which include on fire, the case for a green new deal. join the conversation live with your phone calls, tweets and facebook messages. , washington east

. >> so we have deanna with us today. i'm sorry, my notes say kathy wagner. please. >> the airport is requesting approval of the quick claim agreement with pg&e over the airports west of bayshore property. the original easement was conveyed in 1953, it includes a natural gas line, in accordance with u.s. department of transportation departments concerning pipeline integrity. it's necessary to bring the facility into compliance with the federal mandate. a 3700 foot section of gas pipeline will be replaced installing alignment. i'm happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. there's no bla required on this. open for public comment. any members of the public want to comment? seeing none, it's closed. i would like to make a motion to move to the board with a positive recommendation. thank you madam clerk. item 6. >> item 6, resolution approving a 2011 lease agreement between the city and el al israel airlines limited, effective the following day of the first month and expire june 30, 2021. exclusive use space and joint use space and rent and landing fees. >> tha

deanna? >>> if you are one of those folks who made their way out of tracy you will see a busy ride. we have an accident and to reported to the west on 580 right around crack line. definitely slowing you down. the earlier one buzz by the past. where delays begin, stay, stop and go in the good news is five times 3 minutes to oh 5-680. no delays on 80, four or 101. an easy ride out to the east bay in san francisco. >>> we have an eye on two large destructive wildfires burning in the inland empire both burned homes and causing evacuations as we speak and this is a live look above and north san bernardino county the hillside fire broke out about two near highway 18 a mandatory evacuations are in place right now for hundreds of homes and this is shot from the ground and we know they are in homes. this is a popular area of san bernardino and businesses in the country club and those evacuations are still underway with the fire broke out in the dead of night at 2:00 a.m. and that was about three hours ago and the other fire we are watching is in the jurupa valley that is called the 46 fire a

. >> deanna lorraine launched a campaign today with what she's calling up a cleanup san francisco evente first step is removing trash on the civic center. >>> a funeral will be held today for a taxi driver. a public service for berkand ahmed will take place at 2:30 pm . the crash last week is blamed on the suspect drunk driver who was also killed along with two passengers in the cab. a gofundme account has been set up for berkand ahmed's funeral expenses. >>> we are learning moreabout four people who are being accused of a robbery in antioch. three teenagers and a 20-year- old man tried to get into a house on tree way in dallas ranch road. the first attempt failed but were able to force in the next night when someone pointed a gun at a baby and toddler. got away with cash, jewelry and a diaper bag but arrested after a high speed chase. >>> police are searching for thieves who stole a duffel bag held with snakes and lizards. the company's owner who sells reptiles says four of his snakes and elicit were inside the bag. he says he put the bag down the parking garage as he was getting his c

. >> deanna lorraine is launching her campaign with a cleanup event outside san francisco city hall andhe said the first steps for her campaign is to make the civic center plaza fresh. >>> there will be community leaders hosting a forum to talk about safety, freedom and justice for immigrants at 6:00 tonight at mission high school. spanish and chinese translation will be there and childcare will be provided. >>> president donald trump response to reports about a second whistleblower who has emerged and this time, the whistleblower said they have direct access to the phone call. loren blanchard has the latest from washington, d.c. >> reporter: president donald trump this morning doubled down on twitter, accusing the original whistleblower of being partisan and adding that he did not improperly pressured the ukrainian leader to investigate joe biden. now, a second person with direct knowledge of the phone call has reportedly come forward. the president seemingly is aching on the person to bring in another whistleblower from the bench. kevin mccarthy defended president trump. >> all of the

am tracking a weather system for tomorrow and i will let you know how that will affect our weather deanna. >>> earlier police activity on the marin side on the lower deck, accident eastbound involving four vehicles so a bit of a backup working out of marin into rich in order. >> on the flip side, we did get word of a crash near the toll plaza, flashing lights are off to the side. it looks like they got that out of lanes but a slow down towards the toll plaza. use 37, clear on the eastbound side. west bound a little slow right around past that merit island area near sacramento street. so not bad. metered lights on. all approaches starting to see delays as well, michelle. >>> developing in san jose, police are looking for the gunman in a deadly shooting. the victim was shot just after 11:00 near williams road in the southwest part of the city. no word on any suspects or a motive. >>> i'm anne makevec, we are waiting for more information this morning on a tech executive who went missing and is now feared dead in the santa cruz mountains, authorities are expected to release more information w

we have deanna russo. -- da russo.even trading sessions so far but five of those basically a 1% mover greater. yesterday the s&p 500 falling slightly below that. volatility is back near all-time highs. let's look at the first s&p 500 chart, which seems to have mixed signals. dan: october, despite his reputation is certainly volatile but is generally a positive month. we are seeing the volatility. there is reason to believe the volatility could continue as the index trades between the 200 a moving average any declining 50-day moving average. the level i'm watching is the bottom of this range. for the up with 2820 s&p 500. the bottom of the consolidation we were in before breaking higher. down for that level we will complete a double top, a bearish reversal signal. i think that support level will hold. the reason i think that is because if you look at the bottom of the chart, that the advanced decline line for the s&p 500. back in august it broke out ahead of the market and made a new high recently. there is some good fo

if everybody wants to be happy what should we do, deanna?h the president they're getting. >> so a big thanks to basis independent manhattan for having us. if it can't be nicholas flamingo, at least these kids are making me so hopeful for our future. >> did you take notes? >> no, i was -- you're going to call me out. you've been taking notes from janai norman? >> how hilarious are those kids? >> a couple of things i learned. can i read the notes here? do you want to come back next week? >> i have no control over that. >> sorry. >> so biden and trump are definitely not brothers. 48 is old. >> oh yeah. >> yes. >> how old do we think he is? 48. i was like, yikes. >> those last few answers there? gender equality? >> i was going to say, can we give -- alison. >> alison, she's got my vote. in the year 2057 or whatever, she has my vote. >> we're going to have a full wrap of tomorrow's debate tomorrow morni now." we should have those kids do it. they'd do well. they'd do well. ♪upbeat musieverything was so fresh in the beginning. [sniff] ♪ dramatic m

. >> so i'm friends with a woman from denmark, south carolina, named deanna barry, who is fighting forer and environmental justice in her community. she's a different gender. she's a different race. she's from a different part of the country, but she reminds me of my parents in terms of her courage and her optimism and her honor. my mother was a schoolteacher in the new york public schools and in the brooklyn house of detention. my father was the first generation in his family to go to he interrupted his law degree to go to the navy and world war ii. and prosecuted the nazis. when i asked him what the experience meant when you see something wrong in society, fight it from the first day and every day after. that's why i started the need to impeach movement two years ago flt there was something terribly wrong at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. over ten years ago, i saw there was a terrible threat to the safety and health of every american in terms of the climate crisis. and i have been fighting those companies with the help of the american people ever since successfully. and that's why i'm run

steyer: so i'm friends with a woman from denmark, south carolina, named deanna berry, who's fighting clean water and environmental justice in her community. she's a different gender. she's a different race. she's from a different part of the country. but she reminds me of my parents in terms of her courage and her optimism and her honor. my mother was a schoolteacher in the new york public schools and in the brooklyn house of detention. my father was the first generation in his family to go to college. my grandfather was a plumber. he interrupted his law degree to go into the navy in world war ii and he ended up prosecuting the nazis at nuremberg. and when i asked him what that experience meant, he said, when you see something wrong in your society, you fight it from the first day and every single day after. and that's why i started the need to impeach movement two years ago, because there was something terribly wrong at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. and over 10 years ago, i saw that there was a terrible threat to the safety and health of every american in terms of the climate crisis. an