[music] paul hewitt here, a few words. you know who we are and what we're about has a lot to do with the influences in our life, the people who have influenced us. and i, like everyone, have had many, many influences. and i just wanna cite, oh, very few, just three or four here. i know when i was in high school, there was a counselor, edward gibbs, high school counselor, and he advised me to not take any academic subjects because i wouldn't need to, because he was aware of my talent for art. i was the guy that would paint the posters for the dances, make the cartoons in the yearbook and that kind of thing. and so he said i wouldn't have to take academic courses, so i took his advice and i didn't. and so in high school, i took no physics, no science. i did mathematics for boys in the freshman year, and there was a general science course and i thought it was wonderful. but that's about it for that. and another one of my influences was kenny isaacs. kenny isaacs was a local boxing hero. and i was one of these kids that was ge

gavin hewitt, bbc news, berlin. last night we broke the news to you that twitter is going to pursue an initial public offering of stock. 24 hours later, the news is still talk of the tech world. the short messaging service celebrated its seventh birthday and will now join the likes of facebook in seeing if his popularity with users can translate to wall street success. the bbc's technology correspondent has all the details. stars, presidents to pop from footballers to royals, they have all decided a tweet is the best way to speak to the world. publicize your latest album, announce an impending birth -- even the pope now uses twitter, sending messages to almost 3 million followers. >> it is their instant news channel to spread the world about what they are doing. it allows them to connect to their fans, build a huge fan base, and ultimately sell stuff. >> twitter has become the way all kinds of news breaks. when a plane landed on the hudson river, the first photograph was tweeted by witness. the hunt for osama bin la

gavin hewitt, bbc news, berlin. last night we broke the news to you that twitter is going to pursue an initial public offering of stock. 24 hours later, the news is still talk of the tech world. the short messaging service celebrated its seventh birthday and will now join the likes of facebook in seeing if his popularity with users can translate to wall street success. the bbc's technology correspondent has all the details. stars, presidents to pop from footballers to royals, they have all decided a tweet is the best way to speak to the world. publicize your latest album, announce an impending birth -- even the pope now uses twitter, sending messages to almost 3 million followers. >> it is their instant news channel to spread the world about what they are doing. it allows them to connect to their fans, build a huge fan base, and ultimately sell stuff. >> twitter has become the way all kinds of news breaks. when a plane landed on the hudson river, the first photograph was tweeted by witness. the hunt for osama bin la

gavin hewitt has been following the campaign and has this report from munich. ♪ >> a main square in munichonight, one of the last campaign stops for chancellor angela merkel as she made her final pitch to the german voters. the most powerful politician in europe is expected to win a third term sunday, when germany votes. but the polls have narrowed. has built her campaign around having shielded germany from europe's financial crisis. but she told the crowd the election was a fight down to the wire. in justs and gentlemen, a few more hours we are pleading with you to choose. i want to be your chancellor for more years. she commandseets, respect, there is also an appetite for change. not be that charismatic, but she did a great job. >> she is our chancellor and she is doing her work really well, but i'm thinking it is time for a change. it's time for new party to come to power. >> her main opponent is steinberg from the social democrat party. in recent days, he has attacked angela merkel for dithering, for caution. has she done anything about the infrastructure, he asks. no, shouts the crowd

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gavin hewitt has been following the campaign and has this report from munich. ♪ >> a main square in munichonight, one of the last campaign stops for chancellor angela merkel as she made her final pitch to the german voters. the most powerful politician in europe is expected to win a third term sunday, when germany votes. but the polls have narrowed. has built her campaign around having shielded germany from europe's financial crisis. but she told the crowd the election was a fight down to the wire. in justs and gentlemen, a few more hours we are pleading with you to choose. i want to be your chancellor for more years. she commandseets, respect, there is also an appetite for change. not be that charismatic, but she did a great job. >> she is our chancellor and she is doing her work really well, but i'm thinking it is time for a change. it's time for new party to come to power. >> her main opponent is steinberg from the social democrat party. in recent days, he has attacked angela merkel for dithering, for caution. has she done anything about the infrastructure, he asks. no, shouts the crowd

>>> and in pretenders tonight, rnc chair reince priebus, the low-rated talk show host, hue hewitt.g at the naval yard, reince took some time away from his minority outreach efforts to buy into hewitt's conspiracy theory about president obama and the debt ceiling. >> this effectively knocks another week off of the media's attention on the domestic paralysis that the president is orchestrating. i think he wants to shut down the government. when -- we have three weeks of syrian fiasco. now we're going to have rightfully so, a week of serious coverage of this massacre. but i don't think the country realizes, we have a minute to the break, that we're on the brink of a shutdown orchestrated by the president. >> yeah. i think you're exactly right. i think he wants this thing to happen, that a shutdown of the government. i'm totally cynical on the thing. totally cynical on the thing. i think that's exactly what he wants. >> now, i realize low information voters love these guys, but you have to live underneath an absolute huge rock if you believe president obama wants to shut down the gover

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the 32-year-old hewitt appeared to take control in the fifth set.hits the back winner and hewitt was up 4-2, watching this today, allen. rallying back to win five of the next six games to eliminate the 2008 open champion that lasted just under four hours, three hours longer than serena. >> good night. >> that is a huge fish. >>> oh, my. six person crew pulled in a new mississippi record. 727-pound gator breaking the previous record of 723 set an hour earlier. this is my catch at lake of the pines. i don't like to brag, but that. >> look at the size of that fish. >> that is a huge fish. >> the kicker of the story is i was so excited that i drop my pole and reel in the water. that fish cost me $200. gone to the bottom of the lake. >> oh, man. >> ridiculous. >> what were you using? >> that was a yamamoto for those of you scoring at home. >> there you go. >> look at the shirt. >> celebrated with a knobbers. >> look at the shirt. >> gun show there. >> not a very big gun show. >> all right. thanks, dennis. >> are we done. >> throughout evening, the latest

with the a and hewitt. >> today, we're going to bring the cost and the utilization blue shield and it talks about the cost trends for the plan. highlighted in this particular report is the impact of the implementation of the h co and the cost trends. to put it into prospective. and the implementation of flex funded has also given us an opportunity to singeing the dashboard such as rate setting and risk assessments that we perform. this has been our opportunity to again focus on merging trends

this contract is currently held with hewitt packard and all the oversight is included. the consortium is a two year renewal for $400,000 plus our administration costs and we're asking for a two year extension for $10 million that will it's approximately $2.2 million a year that will take us two years. the state is repursuing the contact and they're in negotiations arrest anything else at this time >> i think the budget analysis report covers the details. >> all right. colleagues any questions. >> thanks members of the committee on page 23 we report that h s a expenditures tend to prove participation the two year period from july 2013 to 15 is 2 hundred million plus on table 1. state and federal fund pay for 9.6 million with the city fund covering 8 hundred thousand plus. we recommend that you amended the proposed resolution to july 1st, 2013, and you approve the resolution as amended >> at this point we'll open it up to public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues can we have a motion without objection >> next one approving the contract with the in h

with the a and hewitt. >> today, we're going to bring the cost and the utilization blue shield and it talks about the cost trends for the

with the a and hewitt. >> today, we're going to bring the cost and the utilization blue shield and it talks about the cost trends for the plan. highlighted in this particular report is the impact of the implementation of the h co and the cost trends. to put it into prospective. and the implementation of flex funded has also given us an opportunity to singeing the dashboard such as rate setting and risk assessments that we perform. this has been our opportunity to again focus on merging trends as we move forward and are reporting to the board. please note that each of the per thousand metrics are represented as an annual listed member. the content for our report will include the utilization for surgical and maternity services. utilization for the anti patient office visit, lab and urgent care and surgical procedures from pharmacy to utilization and the impact of the high cost provided by blue will shield as matter of our annual litigants part of our report. so at this point i'm going go to turn to over to my colleague. i want to first drawing our attention to some of the changes in the

layton hewitt also moving on. >> third around, deutsche bank. second event of the fedex playoff. steve stricker, right up there. 8-under. three back of the leader. henrik stensen always seems to be in contention, birdie on 11 pushes him two back, 17 under, and they're all chasing sergio garcia,. a 6-under 65. 19-under on the tournament, heading into monday's final round. >>> this abc sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> ama: thank you, shu. next on abc7 news at 6:00. why researchers are spending the weekend observing sci-fi and fantasy fanatics in their natural habitat. what they hope to find >> ama: join my tonight on cable 13. we'll look at samsung's new device that could be a rival for iwatch. and then the newest craigslist trend. the bizarre item that is now popping up for sale online. all that is at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> more than 50,000 people invaded atlanta this weekend for a one of a kind event. dragon come is one of the largest fantasy sci-fi comic and gaming conventions in the world and features these players which are people who dress up in costum

hewitt and djokovic moving on. >>> the raiders surprised us all, keeping two punters in the final roster cuts but today they released chris cluey. they released the fourth round pick. tyler wilson was beat out. third round of the deutsche bank championships, 46-year-old steve stricker right up there after shooting an 8 under 63. including this birdie on 15. he is three back. and always in convention. the birdie put on 11 puts him at second. twoes back of sergio garcia. who shot a six under 65. 9 under on the tournament. heading into the unusual monday final round. nascar and georgia for the 500. a rough night for jeff burton. he finished 34st. kyle bush led the final 35 laps. he takes checkered flag for his 4th 56 rift year. >>> coming up, 11 more for the u.s. open. will. >>> next on the abc 7 news at 9:00, why researchers are spending the weekend observing fantasy fanatics in their natural habitat. the dragon congaming convention. >>> and back to school in the bay area means alarm clocks are being set earlier and earlier. you can downled to free smart you can downled to free smart phone

layton hewitt also moving on. >> third around,deutsche bank. second event of the fedex playoff.e stricker, right up there. 8-under. three back of the leader. henrik stensen alwayseems to be in contention, birdie on 11 pushes him two back, 17 under, and they're all chasing sergio garcia,. a 6-under5. 19-under on the tournament, heading into monday's final round. >>> this abc sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardre. >> ama: thank you, shu. next on abc7 news at 6:00. why researchersre spending the weekend observing sci-fi and you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. >> ama: join my tonight on cable 13. we'll look at samsung's new device that could be a riva for iwatch. and then the newest craigslist trend. the bizarre item that is now popping upor sale online. all that at 9:00 an11:00. >>> more than 50,000 people invaded atlanta this weekend for a one of a kind event. dragon come is one of the largest fantasy sci-fi comic and gaming conventions in the world and feat

moving on to the projections of incurred but not reported expenses, aon hewitt will [speaker not understood] at the end of the plan year. if they do it at the nibr in 30 to support the audit process, and they have determined that the blue shield flex plan will require an $18.1 million ibnr reserve liability in plan assets. i'll talk a little more about that in a second. city plan is $6.2 million reserve which is actually $1.7 million decrease from this time a year ago, lower utilization with the city plan is now reflecting itself in lower incurred but not reported liabilities at the end of june. and then delta dental, a small decrease to $3.1 million which is about $200,000 less than this time last year. just going a little bit more about blue shield, the expectation when we went into the first year of the flex plan was that utilization would potentially be higher, which would therefore have resulted had we been at the level of utilization we had projected at the beginning of the year, we would have had about a $25 million incurred but not reported liability at the end of june. so, recordin

and in the men's draw thirty two year old lleyton hewitt claims the biggest scalp so far seem not to succeed when martin del potro who made seventy errors in the second round five set battle to form a champions that lasted just over four hours the australian veteran went on to be getting them story in four sets and next faces another russian recall youzhny in the last sixteen. now let's move on to ice hockey as some of the stars of the russian national teams unveiled their new olympic kits with the red machine targeting gold of the country's maiden winter games in sochi next february a reports. the unveiling of a new kit for any teen carries with it a sense of a new start but for russia's ice hockey teams the strips unveiled last week serve more as a reminder of past excesses the men's white jerseys have eight gold crowns on them and eight gold stars on the red version signifying the eight olympic gold medals won by russia and the soviet union and the new kids are also meant to galvanize the team and the nation ahead of russia's biggest sporting event yet the sochi twenty fourteen wi

and in the men's draw thirty two year old lleyton hewitt claims the biggest scalp so far seem not transfixing it hard martin del potro who made seventy errors in the second round five set battle to form a champions the last of just over four hours history in veteran went on to be getting them score in four sets and next faces another russian recall youzhny in the last sixteen. now let's move on to ice hockey or some of the stars of the russian national teams unveiled their new olympic kits with the red machine targeting gold at the country's maiden winter games in sochi next february michael career ports. the unveiling of a new kit for any teen carries with it a sense of a new start but for russia's ice hockey teams the strips unveiled last week serve more as a reminder of past successes the men's white jerseys have eight gold crowns on them and eight gold stars on the red version signifying the eight olympic gold medals won by russia and the soviet union and the new kids are also meant to galvanize the team and the nation ahead of russia's biggest sporting event yet the sochi twenty fourteen

here he is he was with hugh hewitt, what a meeting of the minsds that was. >> i don't think the companyealize that we're on the brink of a shutdown orchestrated by the president. >> yeah, i think you're exactly right. i think he wants this thing to happen, a shutdown of the government. i'm totally cynical on the thing. i think that's exactly what he wants. i in fact think he's got a bunch of democrats that are sick and tired of it as well because they're sitting in red states an they're nervous as anything that they're going to get stuck with obamacare and then they're going to have to go out there and defend it. i think it's going to be a problem in the end, though, hugh for the democrats. >> does he think people are as stupid as that argument? to say that democrats want to -- they have finally delivered health care. they don't want to trash it, they don't want to dump it into the trash can of history. yet the republicans do. why would he make up this malarkey of how democrats and -- >> any shutdown they're going to get blamed for. any default they're going to get blamed for. they're t

apparently don hewitt who is running 60 minutes matt didn't like the way they did it. he said they didn't get into my emotions enough. they said hey we have technical problems and we are going to have to shoot it again. i met them for lunch at a hotel in washington and they shot it again and this time the questions were quite different than they were the first time. he got right into my emotional baggage and i broke right on camera. many times i was asked about that and if i ever covered. i'm glad it happened the way it did because that was the first time i let loose of any of that emotional baggage. >> you had another moment when you and your wife came back to to --. >> in 1990 the agents had an organization called the association of former agents of the u.s. secret service and held a conference in san antonio. my wife and i decided to go to that. i decided since we were in the dallas area i didn't tell anybody this but we were going to go to dallas and san antonio. i had not been here since the assassination in 1963. we came to dealey plaza and i stood time observing

the flight was heading from hewitt to seattle when the medical emergency forced it to divert to boiseble to try to save the pilot? >> they tried valiantly, and i now have some breaking news. i'm going to bring you in this report. i'll tell you what happen. self passengers on the plane and at least one doctor on the flight did attempt to stabilize the pilot once he was removed from the cockpit, the other pilot was able, with constant communication with the tower to bring the flight down in boise, making that emergency landing, basically saying to the tower, we got a man down, chest compressions going on right now. i'm not sure too much right now of the status, and can an ambulance and maybe -- meet us on the runway. the plane landed in boise. the pilot was transported to hospital and the hospital confirming the pilot arrived alive but died a short time later, several hours, and all pilots are trained to land solo just in case something like this happening, and breaking youth now to fox, i can identify for you the pilot. 63-year-old henry stiller of humble, texas, of all places he was w

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shares of aon hewitt and towers watson are both at all-time highs.s will be up and running by october 1st the start of obama care enrollment the focus is making sure people sign up for coverage. the obama administration set a goal of enrolling 7 million uninsured and in new jersey one of 36 states which opted of building its own on-line marketplace in favor of one built by the federal government health officials there are hoping traditional brokers will be able to help get people enrolled. at a recent meeting with them federal officials still couldn't give them details about the plans and pricing. brokers say their phones are ringing off the hook. >> i'm sure. >> but probably won't know anything until october 1st. things are moving on-line this year they're still going to depend on traditional people to get folks to enroll. >> thank you bertha. it's a complicated story. i'm glad you get to explain it to us. that brings us to our yahoo! finance question of the day which is, is specific switching to a private health care exchange a good thing? 35% say

. >>> hewitt packard is dropping the contractor who employed the shooter. relationship citing the company's failure to respond to the man's mental health issues. they pointed out alexis was closely supervised by an hp manager during some of the events that linked him to his strange behavior. >>> police officers in berkeley are once again calling for the chance to carry tasers. the head of the police officers union points to two recent incidents where he says the stun guns could have helped. the police union had a news conference in may about a survey that said most berkeley residents support letting police use those tasers. >>> san francisco state university police officers will be getting tase, soon. they started training with them earlier this month. the state university's chancellor's office recently called for officers on all campuses to have the weapons. the 28 officers of san francisco state will get them after rules for their use are in place. >>> former bay area politician convicted of misusing taxpayer money wants taxpayers to bail him out. george