this is commissioner hao. how are you? >> good. >> commissioner hao: i have a quick question also piggybacking on commissioner scott's last comment. was there any kind of long-term sustainability thought given to the inpatient hospital and outpatient surgery co-pays? >> yes, from our perspective we produced those recommendations on a couple bases. so one was in a relational comparison to the blue shield hmo plan design features. again, noting that we suggested consideration for plan design co-pay increases for the inpatient hospitalization and outpatient surgery components of care but not the other components where there are differences today between kaiser permanente and blue shield, and there are others such as physician co-pays as an example. also just in periodic review, and again diligence review to benchmarking data that both we produced from a specific co-pay standpoint that we reviewed in this presentation, as well as just the overall distribution of cost incurred by members in their co-payments relative to the cla

this is commissioner hao. how are you? >> good. >> commissioner hao: i have a quick question also piggybacking on commissioner scott's last comment. was there any kind of long-term sustainability thought given to the inpatient hospital and outpatient surgery co-pays? >> yes, from our perspective we produced those recommendations on a couple bases. so one was in a relational comparison to the blue shield hmo plan design features. again, noting that we suggested consideration for plan design co-pay increases for the inpatient hospitalization and outpatient surgery components of care but not the other components where there are differences today between kaiser permanente and blue shield, and there are others such as physician co-pays as an example. also just in periodic review, and again diligence review to benchmarking data that both we produced from a specific co-pay standpoint that we reviewed in this presentation, as well as just the overall distribution of cost incurred by members in their co-payments relative to the cla

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wee we will show you what he hao say and get your response. >> the more we see that the obama administration took unprecedented action to spy on the trumpresi campaign during te 2016 presidential election to mislead the fisa court, the secret court where if you aretha targeting an investigation you do not get appear before a court with the obama fbi deliberately misled. now we learned about the flynn nonsense and how they unmask general flynn, perhaps breaking protocols and doing so sharingr. intelligence that was not supposed to be shared. it was supposed to beis classified. the more we learn, the worse it. ho looks. which is why we need a full investigation into what wentnt on. gues>> mr. wilson, how do you respond? >> that is josh hollies opening4 gamut for his 2020 presidentialg campaign. cohent is an ambitious man. vot tryinger to seize the control of the trump narrative for the future. he understands that almost said there wasle i either a wild exaggeration or an outright lie. thisive whole idea that there t a conspiracy was not present in the evidence. there wereeficitit war --ts in t

. >> commissioner mary hao? >> present. >> commissioner wilfredo lim? wilfredo, you may be on mute if you are on the call. i will come back. commissioner randy scott? is also expected. and if you called in, randy, you have to push star 6, please. >> present. i'm present. >> thank you. commissioner chris canning? >> i'm here. >> thank you. and supervisor dean preston? >> present. >> thank you. we have a quorum. president breslin, if you are muted, we do have a quorum and we can move to the next item. >> president breslin: oh, sorry about that. item no. 3, please. >> item three is the approval with possible modifications of the minutes of the meeting set forth below, regular meeting minutes from march 12, 2020. >> president breslin: does anyone have corrections to the meeting? hearing none, i would ask for a motion to approve. >> commissioner canning: this is commissioner canning. i motion and move that we approve the march meeting minutes. >> commissioner scott: this is commissioner randy scott. i second. >> president breslin: all right. is there any pub

and, people of color in general are more likely to live dense cities than whites.they also hao high-quality food. at the same time, working from home isn't an option for many. home and quarantine themselves. that's great. i'm happy for them. you know? i'm t ofs not.noenckt hay tt.ough o >> alcindor: ruby quintanilla works an amazon warehouse in chicago. a number of her co-workers have tested positive for the virus. for her, social distancing is a privilege she doesn't have. it's next to impossible sometimes, to be honest with you. to.really is, it's really hard the aisles inside the cells in the clusters are really small and tight-knit. you over-think absolutely everything. oou go wash your hands, come back out, you goat this water station and you're like, "do i really need that glass of water right now?" >> alcindor: quintanilla works from 8:15 p.m. to 4:45 a.m. so she can spend the day taki care of her parents. her mom has osteoporosis. her dad is anemic and has diabetes. >> he could work all day to give us the world. that's my father. t it's on. it's our turn to take care of, our turn to

anthony hao-ching today from the nash -- dr. anthony fauci today from the of infectioustute diseases. let's bring in bloomberg white house reporter josh wingrove. will know yet if dr. fauci say anything that will be troublesome to the administration? josh: i think it could be interpreted as it, but i would expect it is more troublesome for governors. it seems like he will signal that he is uneasy with the pace that some governors are moving ahead. the question is how the president will interpret those remarks. the president hasn't really objected to those reopening plans from governors. are shows that americans overwhelmingly pretty nervous about opening too quickly. we will hear a lot from dr. fauci. i do think he's been on tv a lot lot,- he's been on tv a but measures in the white house are ramming up right now. just looking at this from a , what is dr.ctive fauci likely to say about a v-shaped economic cover he -- v-shaped economic recovery? is he likely to say that that will most likely the more like and l or a u? josh: i th

. >> this is commissioner hao. i think this is consistent with my concerns about long-term sustainability. >> president breslin: okay. who made the motion again? >> clerk: commissioner lim. >> president breslin: would you like to withdraw your motion or modify -- >> i think the concern of commissioner follansbee is getting all the commissioners -- i mean, getting all the health lines answer questions about increases. i'd be willing to withdraw this, but remember the timeline, although i won't be there for the next meeting regarding the renewal for next year. >> president breslin: commissioner lim, you will be there for the next meeting in may. >> clerk: no, he will not, president breslin. his term ends tomorrow. commissioner simanski would be there, as long as we get others sworn in. >> president breslin: well, i think it's fair if they have the same questions across the board here, so they could be done at the next meeting and dispose of this. >> just some clarification, and i think mike would be able to help me o

. >> clerk: commissioner mary hao. present. and commissioner randy scott. present. commissioner chris canning. i'm here. and supervisor dean preston. here. we have a quorum, president breslin. >> president breslin: okay. item number 3, please. >> clerk: item three is the approval of the addend an to plan-year 2020, section 125 cafeteria plan and the 2020 health service systems membership rules regarding flexible spending accounts and the mid-year health plan enrollment. this item is presented by mitchell grig fwrch s, the chief operating officer. and, mitchell, you may be muted. >> yes. i'm unmuted now. so, good morning. this is mitchell griggs with the chief operating officer. and good morning president breslin and members of the board. last september i had the section plan and our member rules for your approval for 2020. and as you know these documents govern our compliance with section 125 of the internal revenue code. and in that governance there are certain restrictions that apply when an eligible member can make mid-year changes to their group coverage electio

this had to be extended, had to be he'l elongated because we hao keep people inside for a while. consider this 50 day attack. 50 day terrorist attack. well, we had to stay indoors so we didn't get hit by the bombs. now we're more secure. we still may get hit by some bombs but it's less dangerous than it was before. we have medicines for it now. we have some control over it. now is the time to get started. maria: hopefully we have a vaccine within a year. the president is optimistic about a vaccine by the end of the year. we hope so. i've got to get your take on the fallout of the case of michael flynn, newly unsealed documents showed the fbi misconduct in the flynn probe. we've been talking about this for years. it's casting doubt on on whether one of the special counsel's order was in compliance with a court order. i had lindsey graham and trey gowdy and they're questioning the mueller investigation to begin with, in may of 2017 when robert mueller was named special counsel they still had no evidence, none, zero, of collusion with russia. how come he was named special counsel an

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this is commissioner hao. i second that. >> president breslin: okay. now we'll have public comment. remember, this is item number 4, kaiser. >> clerk: thank you, president breslin. we're going to take a 30-second pause to allow for members at home who are watching us on sfgovtv to hear this advisement. i want to remind everyone calling in, you must press one-zero to be added to the queue. otherwise, you will be just living to the -- listening to the commentary and questions by the commissioners and mr. clarke, so we're going to wait 30 seconds for the callers. thank you. >> clerk: all right. we'll now begin the public comment for item number 4, kaiser permanente non-medicare rates and premium contributions. moderator, will you please open up the lines for the first caller. >> operator: you have two questions remaining. >> clerk: hello. good morning. >> hi. this is -- [inaudible] >> -- from the san francisco labor council. i understand these rates need to be approved for the upcoming fiscal year and -- but it does not excuse kaiser's poor performance regarding p.p.e.s. it does not ex

. >> clerk: commissioner mary hao. present. and commissioner randy scott. present.m here. and supervisor dean preston. here. we have a quorum, president breslin. >> president breslin: okay. item number 3, please. >> clerk: item three is the approval of the addend an to plan-year 2020, section 125 cafeteria plan and the 2020 health service systems membership rules regarding flexible spending accounts and the mid-year health plan enrollment. this item is presented by mitchell grig fwrch s, the chief operating officer. and, mitchell, you may be muted. >> yes. i'm unmuted now. so, good morning. this is mitchell griggs with the chief operating officer. and good morning president breslin and members of the board. last september i had the section plan and our member rules for your approval for 2020. and as you know these documents govern our compliance with section 125 of the internal revenue code. and in that governance there are certain restrictions that apply when an eligible member can make mid-year changes to their group coverage elections and it is also our responsib