. >> eli lilly, if at an all-time high today, the best performer on the dow. the sector in the green for the year is sticking with his bullish call on health care and it's kind of cool because i saw you earlier this week and so far so good. you made a good call on bit coin. but you were on. >> we all got our dads and let one of these were sectors and i think that's a desirable characteristic. three charts in a row and their relative charts. it's one thing relative to another and if the healthcare sector relative to the s&p and you can see since 1989 we have come down and have bounced to the penny to the penny and we did it again. we could put in some arrows to annotate that. stick with it. and we look at relative a different way and the next one is a two panel, what we have is this is the section of the beginning of the year and almost everything is down including healthcare but what is it really doing? it's going straight up relative to the s&p. two more charts and as depicted by the etf and it's very well- formed and i think you catch this for a pop as drawn

mason from eli lilly who is making a profit from these increases in insulin prices. i think you, 1st of all, we don't want anyone not to bill for der insulin who is making a profit with is increases in insulin prices that patients have to pay for our net prices. the parts that we receive are going down, are you, are you making a profit or the ceo's of your company's making? these profits are our net prices. the price we receive has gone down to 2009. well, somebody is making a profit, somebody's getting richer on the backs of our patients. a mr. lambda from nova, nor disk. what entity in this supply chain is prioritizing affordability and access of insulin for patients. or we like to think we are, i mean we, we participated as many formulas as we can, as i've mentioned that is critically most important. we have patient systems, assistant programs as well as co pay system, provo who is making a profit thing. well our nets, her going down as well, but there is a small profit that your nets but your overall, your overall profits for the company and ceo's have been going

centene, mckesson and molina, and some sectors hitting all-time highs including humana, cigna and eli lilly begin with the job market defying recession fears and payrolls and wages are up and growing substantially and that will likely keep the fed on track for a big hike at the next meeting in a couple of weeks something that the atlanta fed president today said he supports >> the tremendous momentum suggests that we can move 75 basis points at the next meeting and not see a lot of protracted damage to the broader economy. >> our next guest says there are new risks the fed needs to account for that could disrupt its plans. ron insana hadit in an op ed, senior adviser to schroeder's north america. ron, no, no, no, no, you don't, you have to acknowledge it's pretty good. the first half of the year is much better than feared, don't you think? >> with respect to the economy >> sure. >> oh, yeah. kelly, i never suggested that we're currently in the recession. the risk is down the curve and the yield is inappropriately inverted to the ten-year yield as the person who studied this most closely has

staff recommends approval and josh is on and can be eli haveed provide words as the chair approved. >> lilly, thank you for your report. josh, thank you for joining us andville tear to serve would you like to say a few words before the board considers your application. >> i'm joshua rosen. i am the applicant to fill the disabled advocate's seat. i am working for sf unified a paraeducator and an act serving 8-22 year olds with disabilities and travel training and public transit and safety is a very big component of our curriculum at our school. and sales force power and the trans transit centers is popular for students when is they are given opportunity on places to explore in our city. i am also a recreational program leader. at the rec and rehab center children and teen's department. and do arc lots of daily field trips. based on what i [inaudible] trip to go there because the beautiful [inaudible] gardens at the tower. i have been on the mac meetings. and for a couple of months now. i was honored when matt wesz the director of sfmta asked me to ash ply and excited learn more about public t

staff recommends approval and josh is on and can be eli haveed provide words as the chair approved. >> lilly, thank you for your report. josh, thank you for joining us andville tear to serve would you like to say a few words before the board considers your application. >> i'm joshua rosen. i am the applicant to fill the disabled advocate's seat. i am working for sf unified a paraeducator and an act serving 8-22 year olds with disabilities and travel training and public transit and safety is a very big component of our curriculum at our school. and sales force power and the trans transit centers is popular for students when is they are given opportunity on places to explore in our city. i am also a recreational program leader. at the rec and rehab center children and teen's department. and do arc lots of daily field trips. based on what i [inaudible] trip to go there because the beautiful [inaudible] gardens at the tower. i have been on the mac meetings. and for a couple of months now. i was honored when matt wesz the director of sfmta asked me to ash ply and excited learn more about public t